Woodmen officers elected for 1914 at Forest Camp No 1
Forest Camp No 1 W O W elected 1914 officers led by Past Council Commander D Pen ington and Council Commander J H Hamilton. Palm Grove No 8 Woodman Circle named officers for 1914 with Mrs M E McAuley as past guardian and Mrs Ella Duff guardian. Palm Grove No 7 to host supper and install officers January 13 1914 with an invitation to members.
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Woodman Circle
M. E. McAuley
Ella Duff
Guardian
Rosa Strand
A. Verneuille
C. Vernewilie
M. Bouzon
F. Dege
L. Layton
Inner Sentinel
Chancery Notice in Mobile over Land Claim
In Mobile Alabama Philip Graham complainant vs J A Phillips et al No 10753 Fall Term 1913 order entered. J W Fristoe and heirs of Anthony Barelli believed non residents with land claim describe northwest quadrant of southwest quarter of Section 35 3S 3W. They are to plead or demur by December 24 1913 or be confessed. Carl Holzborn Register.
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Mobile
Alabama
Philip Graham
J. A. Phillips
Court of Chancery
J. W. Fristoe
Kansas
Joseph Barelli
Francis Joseph Barelli
Revena
Como
Italy
J. M. Clark
Anthony M. Barelli
County of
State of
County
Both Boards in the Same Boat
Ben Morrison’s report on the Chicago Butter and Egg Board finds the quotations committee restrained trade by fixing butter and egg prices, matching charges against the Chicago Board of Trade. Judge Landis will review, with a civil action under the Sherman act aimed at a quick hearing to deter price fixing nationwide.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ben Morrison
Chicago Butter and Eye Board
Quotations Committee
Wilkerson
Bilbo Defense Shifts Tactics in Bribery Case
The defense in the indictment of Lieutenant Governor Bilbo and State Senator Hobbs for receiving and soliciting bribes offered a new approach in circuit court at Vicksburg Mississippi. Judge Munger had overruled a motion to quash the indictment based on a challenge to grand jury legality. The demurrer argues Bilbo’s status as a legislature member is disputed since he serves as senate president in his official role.
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Associated Press
Vicksburg
Miss
Bilbo
Hobbs
Munger
Senate
Final Vote on Currency Planned for December 17
Washington officials report Senate leaders aim for final action on the currency bill next Wednesday December 17. Speeches could end early next week and a vote may be arranged within a few days, paving the way for Congress to adjourn for the holidays.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Auto Hit Stump Kills Young Man in Alabama
In Birmingham on December 10, 18 year old Hamilton Evers was killed and Karl Wood a city salesman for a local commission firm injured when their car struck a stump and swerved over an embankment. Passersby aided them after they were pinned under the wreck for over two hours.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Hamilton Evers
Karl Wood
Man of Mystery Taken to Penitentiary
Co. A Curtis alias Black or Flannagan once a Kentucky lawyer, dubbed the man of mystery, was given ten years for forgery and sent to the state penitentiary on Wednesday with Walter Clayton, a Black man sentenced for life for killing Alexander Marshall, a colored cab driver. The last case was affirmed by the supreme court and Curtis faces another forgery case in the city court, likely to be pressed before term’s end.
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Co. A. Curtis
Black
Flannagan
Supreme Court
State Penitentiary
Walter Clayton
Kilsing Alexander Marshall
Curtis
Thim
Law and Equity Court Demurrers Sustained in Morningstar v Bolton
In the Law and Equity Court Judge Berney presiding Tuesday morning the case of Louis Morningstar against J O Bolton saw demurrers to the special plea sustained. The Vernon Lumber Co. case against Kate T Shepard and others concluded with a court judgment for the defendants.
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Law and Equity Court
Law Side
Berney
Louis Morningstar
J. O. Bolton
Mr. Vernon Lumber Co
Kate T. Shepard
Market report from Yes'day with cotton trade tallies
The notice records market conditions and daily figures for cotton sales in Mobile. It lists bale grades from good to middling, receipts and exports for the day and week, and cumulative totals since September 1, including U. S. and Britain/Continental trade.
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Sesene
United
U. B
G. Britain
New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Steady amid Poor Cables
New Orleans December to July cotton futures opened with small declines on weak cables and favorable weather. By noon the market fell several points from yesterday, while spot cotton remained quiet at 1-1/16 cents off. Futures closed with a steady net decline of 5 to 6 points despite late buying.
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New Orleans
Cotton market shows steady prices amid quiet trade
New York cotton opens steady with minor decline on light liquidation. Demand mainly for covering rather than fresh long positions as English spot sales restrain offerings. Spot prices around Middling Upland 13.40 and Middling Gulf 13.65 with futures barely steady after morning lull.
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New York
Gulf
Ceeeeess
Ccccess
Aubume -O.g
Hieac
Sigek
Liverpool Cotton Market Shows Steady Prices and Strong Sales
Liverpool spot cotton reports firm prices across grades with mid staple at 7.29 for mid dling and 7.85 for good middling. Sales reach 16 000 bales including 11 800 American and 2 000 for speculation and export. receipts 19 000 bales. Futures close quiet with several month pairs around 6.94.
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Liverpool
Cotton Receipts Totals by Rail Lines and Buyers
Summary line lists cotton receipts by Mobile and Montgomery Railroad and Mobile and Ohio lines. Totals include several firms such as Touart and Quinn, Baker-Lyons, Davis Wilson Gaillard, Frank M. Ladd, Elmore Brane Company, Bashinsky & Co., Well Brothers, transit, export companies, and a grand total of 2 528 bales for Mobile and Montgomery and 834 bales for Mobile and Ohio.
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Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
Touart and Quinn
Baker-Lyons
Farmers’ Commission Company
Davis, Wilson, Gaillard
Frank M. Ladd
Elmore Brane Company
Bashinsky & Co
Well Brothers
Transit
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Bevill-Phillips
Wall Street Closes Firm After Opening Weakness
The New York stock market opened weak with declines in Mexican Petroleum and Canadian Pacific. New York Central slipped to a five year low while New Haven fluctuated, later recovering. bonds held steady as steel tonnage data tempered trading.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
New Haven
Rock Island
Amalgamated Copper
American
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting & Bef'ng
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. &Tel
Brooklyn
Bain Trans
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Otts
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Interborough-mét
Iater Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
National Lead
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Southern Pacfic
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabasha
Western Union
Bid
N. Y
N. H
Hartford
Texas Old Co
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah reports no sales for turpentine and rosin firms with receipts of 827 casks and 3780 barrels respectively. Quotations listed for grades B through WW with prices ranging from 3.62 to 6.85 per unit and firm values noted in the December 10 report.
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Savannah
Metal Market Prices and Poultry Update in St Louis
In St Louis on December 10 metal prices show lead at 3.86 to 3.90 and spelter at 5.00. Poultry remained unchanged while spring prices rose to 18.5 cents and creamery butter sold at 33 cents.
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St, Louis
Spelter
ST. Louis
Bilbo Loses Bid to Quash Indictment in Vicksburg
In Vicksburg Misch on December 10 the defense motion to quash the indictment against Lieutenant Governor Bilbo and State Senator Hobbs charging soliciting a bribe was overruled by Judge Mounger after defense arguments. Prosecution did not present. A demurrer will be offered when court opens. Trial date pressed but likely delayed due to other cases and a special venire.
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Associated Press
Vicksburg
Misch
Bilbé
G. A. Hobbs
Mounger
Patrick Henry
J. D. Thames
Venie
Hobbs- Bilbo
Money Market Notes on Dec 10 in New York
Call money firm at 5 1 2 to 6 percent with 6 1 4 1 2 percent ruling. Time loans show strength with sixty days 6 1 2 percent ninety days 5 1 4 percent and six months 5 percent. Mercantile paper 5 1 2 to 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady at 4.81 for sixty days and 4.8520 for demand. Commercial bills 4 1 2. Bar silver 57 7 8. Mexican dollars 45 cents. Government bonds weak, railroad bonds easy.
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New York
Mercantile
Thieves Steal Stock From Milwaukee Fur Store
Milwaukee police report thieves entered a fur shop early and took a stock valued at a sum. The watchman observed the robbers as they loaded goods and drove away, noting the boldness of the crime.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Watchman
Railroad Schedules for Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railroad
Schedule note lists train times and numbers for the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago line with departures in the afternoon and evening. Includes references to No. 2 and No. 44 services and notes time windows around 4 pm.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Chicago
Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Chicago cash grain and provisions report lists wheat with No 2 red around 96 1 2 to 97 1 3 cents a bushel and No 2 hard near 89 1 2 to 90 1 4. Corn prices show No 2 yellow about 72 8 4 to 73 1 2 with white and new white variations. Oats No 2 white near 42 1 2 to 43, Timothy hay at 4.00 to 5.25, clover hay 10.60 to 14.50 with revised Park values of 21.25, lard 10 78 to 11 26 per unit.
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Es Cash Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Grain prices in St. Louis market report
St Louis cash grain prices listed Dec 10 with Wheat No 2 red at 96 1 2 to 97 1 4 and Ha at 88 1 2 to 94, Corn No 2 new and old at 77, Oats No 2 at 40 1 2, No 2 white at 43.
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St. Louis
ORI
Guana
Gulf
Epseeredes
New York
Stiles Hotel Company Files Incorporation
Articles of incorporation for the Stiles Hotel Company are filed in probate court with capital stock of 2000 dollars. Incorporators include Edward D. Peppers Jack A. Dalr Margaret Stiles and E the president and Dair secretary treasurer.
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A. E. Stiles Hotel Company
Edward D. Peppers
Jack A. Dalr
Margaret Stiles
Dair
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