Mortgage sale notice from mobile county Alabama 1915
Notice announces sale of real estate in Mobile County to foreclose a 1912 mortgage by Kirk Wilson and Mae E. Wilson to The Mortgage Bond Company of New York. Sale set for December 31, 1915, at noon in front of Mobile County Court House. Also includes crew notices and nonresident claimant actions in related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Roberson
Mary Roberson
Paulin L. Kaufmann
Mobile County
Court House
Mobile
Alabama
Camp Ground
Basil Street
Clay Street
Pauline L, Ufmann
L. H
E. W. Faith
P. Joseph Doyle
Kirk Wilson
Mae E. Wilson
Mortgage Bond Company of
New York
Monterey Street
Monterey Place
N. S
Ala
THE
Mortgage and Company OF New York
Thornton & Frazer
the Mortgage Bond Company OF
State of
Josie Alvarez
Cora Johnson
Hmma Holt
Georg Dougherty
Annie Buck
H. Dougherty
Supreme Lodge Knights & Ladies of Honor
Maybelle C. Dougherty
James H. Dougherty
Mobile Item
H. Smith
Aldi
A. D
D. H. Tolman
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railway
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern Chancery
Knickerbocker Trust Company
New York Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company of
City Ofew York
State of New York
Girard Trust Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
City of
Philadelphia
State of Pennsylvania
F. J. Lisman & Company
Frederick J. Lisman
David N. Minzesheimer
William Goodman
New Y
William G. Edinburg
City of New York
Ueaf
Carl Holzborn
Register
Mabel C. Owen
William N. Owen
J. J. Allen
Mable Guner
Ata Ati
Holy Name Society Honors Priest Memory
At a Cathedral parish meeting the Holy Name Society adopted resolutions honoring Rev. Father Thomas P Cassidy assistant rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The tribute lauds his faith fatherly instinct rare tact wise counsel and devotion to his flock noting his loss as irreparable yet his example will guide successors. The memorial closes with signed by Rev E J Hackett John J McPhillips and Martin Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Thomas ‘P. Cassidy
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father Cassidy
E. J. Hackett
John. J. McPhillips
Martin Holbrook
Mobile
Ala
Timeline of DuPont Plant Explosions and Sites
A chronology lists DuPont plant incidents by location and date. May events target Carney's Point New Jersey and Wilmington Delaware plants with final May 25 explosion. July 25 notes a Central Railroad grain elevator in Weehawken. August entries include Turtle Creek Pennsylvania and Wilmington Delaware sites with an August 2 entry. November 20 marks a DuPont plant incident in Wilmington Delaware.
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DuPon
Carney
Cotton and market roundups from New York and Liverpool
Cotton prices and trade notes across New York and Liverpool mark steady to higher moves amid light offerings. Grain and provisions quotes and Chicago livestock data accompany market activity and notable stock movements.
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New York
Hess
Arere
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Maritime Movements and Poultry Meeting Report
The Viator from Puerto Cortes is due Thursday and the Vera from United Fruit has arrived with 1500 banana bunches. Banan sails for Barrios tomorrow from Santa Marta, while Regina brings Cuban molasses and Itasca nears departure with timber for export. Cratheus heads to Kingston and Tuscaloosa clears with a freight barge. Poultry men of the Gulf Coast Association meet tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to plan a show, with nonmembers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
United Fruit Company
Barrios
Gulf Coast Poultry Association
Im & Chamber of Commerce
BOC Tion
Partic
Wright
Turpen tine and resin firms report mixed receipts in Savannah
Turpen tine firm, 54, reports 123 casks received while resin firm processes 1 044 barrels. Market quotes listed for several grades with ranges from 5.86 to 7.00 and a Wall Street Review note that changes in standard shares were slight but mainly upward in today’s early dealings.
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Savannah
Wall Street Review
New York
Port gains seen in Mobile customs duties and in bond shipments
Col. P. W. Maer, Mobile collector of customs, reports November data showing exports at 1 408 142 dollars, up over 60 percent from last year, while imports total 7 369 dollars due to sisal diversion. He notes growing Cuban and South American trade and urges local merchants to ship goods to Mobile in bond to collect duties locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
P. W. Maer
Port of
Mobile
Collector of Customs
Gulf
Bond
New York
New Orleans
VESSELS IN PORT AND DOCKS REPAIR ITEMS LISTED
In port listings show vessels including Rio Pi and Bria with berths and repairs at Gulf Dry Docks and Harbor docks. Entries reference ships such as Daphne and Hildegard and mention master names and ports like Bay City Export and Cuba service.
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Port Ee
Aly
Orlando V. W
Ur Newry
Den
Cardenas
Cuba
Southa Cardenas
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la Bes
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Wey
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St. Francis St
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Edward M. Bailey
N. Commerce St
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G. Lowder
Secreta
Nelson & Adler
Insurance and Real Estate Agents
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