Stock market dullness noted as exchange girds for reopening
New York reports the dullest Saturday in the financial district since the exchange closed three weeks ago. Trading has been confined to the clearing house at July 30 prices with buyers and sellers urged to file updated lists by Monday. Foreign markets show mixed activity as the Paris bourse opens while the London stock exchange remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Srvice
New York
Financial District
Stock Exchange
Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
Paris
London
Comny
Tug With Pumps Salvages Packet
The tug Independent of the Risso Towboat Company pumped out the river steamer Sunny South after it sprang a leak and settled in three feet of water. It will be floated by Monday and hauled out for dry dock.
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Risso
Sunny South
Thoraa
Munson Steamship Line
New Orleans
Munson Pier
Havana
Cuba
Crathens
Kioss
Seeberg Steamship Line
Montego Bay
Kingston
Port Au France
Haiti
Fort Morgan
Olsvik
United Firlt
Wolf
Cox
Atlantic and Mexican Gulf Steamship Company
Progreso
Mexico
Mobile
Liverpool
England
United Fruit Company
Belvernon
Puerto
Ortez
Hon
Brighton
Port C. R
Colombia
Puerto Cortez
Hubbard-te- Steamship Company
Co‘United Fruit Company
Aid for South America Asked by John Barrett
The Pan American Union led by John Barrett urged U S business men to aid South America in war hit times. Barrett warned that European imports are cut off and loans and ships are needed to prevent disaster and support both regions. He emphasized rapid action without price increases and highlighted opportunities for U S banks and exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
United States
Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Latin-American Republic
Europe
Therselves
Congress
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Probate Court This Week
The probate court records a week's worth of real estate transfers headed by Ella H. Mechem and others to Ray Palmke for 2000 dollars. Numerous parcels change hands among individuals and companies including Gulf Way addition to Grand Haven, Portersville, Mobile Heights, and multiple tracts in McVoy and Lafargue areas. The list names buyers, sellers, and property bounds, with prices ranging from one dollar to several thousand dollars. A final note mentions a watchdog either sleeping or seeing much that isn’t there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella .H. “Mechem
Ray Palmke
South Investment and Development Company
M. H. van Benschoten
Gulf Way
Grand Hay
H. N. Beillement
Geo. S. Leatherbury, Jr
Portersville
W. K. Syson
Bart B. Chamberlain
McVoy
Mabel J. Thayer
Mae
Birth
Thomas Tully
Brannan
Disturbance at Chambers Bar Leads to Arrests
City officers aided county police to quell a disturbance at Chambers bar opposite the county jail. Deputy J H McKenzie and several relatives were arrested for disorderly conduct after he says the Pierces stabbed him while trying to separate his brother Harry from Louis Adams. The case goes to the recorder's court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficer Sheets
Chambers
J H. McKenzie
McKenzie
Clay Pierce
Meckenzie
Harry
Pierce
Lawrence Pierce
Louis Adams
Frank Tee
McKennzie
Pierces
Alfred
Recorders Court
Citrus Belts a Revelation
George R B McKenzie of Yeend Potter Company praises Mobile county citrus growth. He notes Grand Bay land transformed from pine woods to satsumas pecans and grapes, with Griffin Bros nursery supplying 150 acres of stock and 50 to 100 workers. He cites rapid tree fruiting and widespread improvements at Irvington Theodore and St Elmo, saying the experimental stage is over for satsumas and pecans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB. McKenzie
Yeend Potter Company
Citrus Bell
Mobile County
Mr. McKenzie
Grand Bay
Mobile
Griffin Bros. Nursery
Satsumas
Irvington
Theodore
St. Elmo
Anda
Germany asks that the real truth be given to the world
A German embassy message from Berlin dated August 22 says Germany is cut off from the world and cannot send or receive news. It states the empire cannot defend itself against hostile press falsehoods and will rely on deeds, asking the world to disseminate the real truth. Signed by Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
Berlin
von ‘Bethmann-Hollweg
Funeral Held for H A O Connell and Rites for James Sanders
Funeral services for Henry Alvin OConnell were held at his sister's home and St Marys Church with a requiem mass. Pallbearers were William Priester Jim Doyle James Cox James OConnell K McQuillin and D Merritt. Interment in Catholic Cemetery followed by flowers. James B Sanders of Prichard died in a local infirmary. His remains were prepared by Roche Burke and will be sent to Quitman Mississippi for interment Sunday at 11 AM.
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Henry Alvin O'Connell
Walter McKean
Dauphin
Mohawk
St. Mary’s Church
Father Lauzon
Father McGowin
Messrs
William Priester
Jim Doyle
James Cox
James O’connell
K. McQuillin
D. Merritt
James B. Sanders
Prichard
Sanders
Roche & Burke Undertaking Co
Quitman
Miss
Harris and Connick Funeral Notices for August 21, 1914
Harris Lewis dies at 10 a m August 21 1914. Funeral from 203 North Conception Street Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock and Trinity Church at 4 30 interment Magnolia Cemetery. Connick James dies August 21 1914 at 3 pm. Funeral from 405 Augusta Street Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock and St Vincent s Church at 1 30 interment Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connick
James Connick
Augusta Street
St. Vincent’s Church
Woman Declares Stand Without Reason or Debate
A brief unsigned note quotes a woman asserting her stance as unwavering and not requiring justification or discussion. The piece emphasizes her resolve over context or arguments.
For Sale or Exchange for Smaller Property in Mobile
Multiple real estate ads describe options from a sixteen room two story brick house on State Street to smaller homes on Center Street Savannah Street Basil Street and Basil Street listings. Payment terms include cash down and monthly installments with prices from 650 to 15000 dollars and loans up to first mortgages. Contact JOSEPH ESPALLA JR & CO for details at 102 N Royal St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Joseph Espalla
Mobile City Rest
Io Suit
Joseph Espalla, JR. & CO
Center St
Ryland Lane
Savannah St
Chatham St
Lawrence
Georgia St
Basil St
Locust St
N. Royal ST
Senate approves bill to buy silver for market support
The Smoot bill authorizing the secretary of the treasury to buy 4,000,000 ounces of silver from American mines passed the Senate 39 to 11. The aim is to create a market for silver to offset abroad demand losses from the European war and keep American mines open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smoot
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Burgess and Miss Howard Wed After Coast Trip
Henry L. Burgess and Miss Nelly Howard, members of an excursion party from Mobile, married by Judge B Chaplin after stopping at Gispert to obtain a license. They returned Friday to surprise friends, with Burgess employed in the stereotyping department of the item and Mrs Howard daughter of Mrs WM Howare. They reside at 358 Maryland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Burgess
Nelly Howard
Mobile
Louisville & Nashville
Gispert
Haplin
The
Item
Wm.howare
Burgers
Maryland Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
North American Expert Grain Association
John Hassett Moore
Max May
Foreign Exchange Department
Guaranty Trust Company
May
Mr. May
Irvington Land Company
W. ©. Bevill
Samuel Toles
Locke
Government Street
J. L. Locke
W. G. Bevill
Grover A. Taylor
William J. Norville
Henry Bright
Louis Mesiegor
Thomas K. Pratt
Josephee, Tyrrell
South Augusta
Marine
John le Locke
Hattie TL
Jenks
Charles Williams
K. H. Bixler, Jr
M. and
S. Second
Lafargue
Oscar E. Jones
Mary M. McKenzie
Towle
Margaret Joyce
Emma A. Wimberly
East Lawrence
Church
Ambrose Parker
Charles G. Ollinger
Rufus Hill
Irvington Development Company
Julia McDade
City of Mobile
Washington Avenue
Hurtel Street
Eugene Dykes
C. H. Dees
Fred E. West
Robert P. Pope
E. H. Bixler
Delle Lake
Andrew Strauss
Charley Hall
Strauss
Cedar Grove
New South Land Company
Ella Bradford
Nellie M. Whiting
Luelia ‘Foster
Boa
Cannon
Emma A Jen
Charles Schonfield
Secion
J. A. Craven
Rn. Bryant
Mary McN. Fenollosa
Allan Chester
Monterey
Hamilton Street
Hertha Thomas
T. W. Thorson
Wm. P. Cothran
F. IT
Marian E. Owens
Buscombe Tract
H. A. O'Connell
Bauer
Will
Houston Heights
Houston, Texas
Frank Bryan
City Bank
Bell
Ala
N. L. Vickers Real Estate
St. Michael St
West Side Marine
New Jersey St
N. E
Cedar
Monroe Sts
Corner Conception and
Gavanzas St
Old Shell Road
Garnett Ave
E. Garnett Ave
Shell Road
Old Shells Road
Morrill & Lyons
ST. Francis
E. E. Posey
Agent van Antwerp Bldg
Chas. R. G. Schimpf
City Bank Building
Norville Sros
Soth
St. Francis St
Phonea
Realty Owner
James K. Glennon
South Georgia Avenue
Selma St
North Reed Avenue
South Reed Avenue
West Georgia—avenue
South Dauphin Street
Fourth Street
Whistler
Edward M. Bailey
Dauphin ST
Bell Phone
Home Phone
Satsuma
Depot
M. T
Baldwin County
C. S. Woods
Loxley, Ala
Title Insurance
Title Insurance Company
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