Mobile County Sunday School convention opens at St Francia Church
The Mobile County Sunday School convention met at St Francia Street Methodist Church with Rev. L. C. De Witt leading devotionals. County President J. L. Cawthon reported strides in membership and financials, noting 7,269 total enrollment and 67 represented schools.
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Mobile County
St. Francia Street
L. C. DeWitt
Northside Baptist Church
J. L. Cawthon
R. L. Howell
W. J. Young
Misses R. Robinson
Dora Hoover
Mobile Cotton Mills
Cawthon
J. W. Glasgow
O. D. Dillon
R. O. Harris
8. P. Gaillard
W. G. Abney
J. H. Weinand
Dorlon Granted Leave to Campaign for Sheriff
Night Lieutenant Reuben L. Dorlon, candidate for Mobile County sheriff in the April 6 primaries, was granted a sixty day unpaid leave beginning February 15. Warren Burch, a veteran day detective, will fill the temporary vacancy and take charge of night operations starting Sunday.
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Reuben L. Dorlon
Mobile County
Laz Schwarz
Dorion
Warren Burch
Chancery Notice in Mobile Alabama Case No 10721
In the Chancery Court of Mobile Alabama an order in No 10 721 names William P Gazzam J M Gazzam J B Gazzam W Norman Butler and Audrey G Butler as potential next of kin for Jules Eslava with unknown kin outside Alabama. Land described in Mobile County near Fulton Road and old Gazzam Road is involved. The parties are required to plead answer or demur by the spring term 1914. failure will be taken as confessed.
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Mobile
Alabama
Edmund Gaines Wilson
Leo Bentz Wilson
Court of Chancery
Southwestern
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mobile Item
State
James Gibboney
Cecile Nicholas
Chancery
State of
William P. Gazzam
J. M. Gazzam
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
J. B. Gazzam
St. Louis
Missouri
W. Norman Butler
Allegheny County
Audrey G. Butler
Muscatine
Iowa
Jules Eslava
Constance Girard
Gaines Es
Fulton Road
Toulmin and Gaines
Gazzam Road
Cotton shipments across rail lines reported as totals
Cotton totals listed for multiple rail lines including New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad Export company with 47 bales, Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Train 181 Baker Lyons 10, and Mobile and Ohio Railroad Train 89 Farmers’ Commission Company 1 export with 316 bales in total.
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New Orleans
Mobile and
Chicago
Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
Baker-Lyons
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Farmers’ Commission Company
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Narrow Trade
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with light trading and first prices down 2 to 3 points on poor cables. Buying by covering shorts spurred a late recovery as active months rose 1 to 2 points from yesterday’s close. spot cotton held at 2 1 8 16 cents.
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New Orleans
Cagnes Ve
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Decline
The New York cotton market opened steady with a 1 to 4 point drop as limited activity appeared from local traders. Reports from Liverpool marked a quiet market ahead of a holiday, while private cables noted reduced consumption in Lancashire, with futures closing steady amid mixed early trading.
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New York
Liverpool
Jrancashire
Deaths and Funerals Honor Several Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Mrs Florence Rayford at 10 o clock Wednesday from 809 Delaware Street with Rev J M Kailin officiating. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers R L Dorion K R A Lott J Davis Edward Phillips Charles Schreiner H Duffee Cecil B Runyon. Additional services included Cecil B Runyon at the family residence, Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, and Magnolia Cemetery pallbearers F Fisher J W Pancher L P Helmer J T Dulaney Cyril Pooley. Ottie May Sigler and John R Pollard also had services with Magnolia and Pine Crest Cemeteries mentioned for interment. Mary Flinn’s funeral at St Matthew’s Church, conducted by Rev J W Dune, ended in Catholic cemetery with pallbearers J Dutt M Desmond Thomas Gettinger John M Clark Frank Johnson Henry Burgess.
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Florence Rayford
Delaware Street
J. M. Kailin
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
R. L. Dorion
KR. A. Lott
J. Davis
Edward Phillips
Charles Schreiner
H. Duffee
Cecil B. Runyon
Hamilton Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father Hackett
F. Fisher
J. W. Pancher
L. P. Helmer
J. T. Dulaney
Cyril Pooley
Ottie May Sigler
Oakdale
Father Dunne
Pine Crest Cemetery
Bud Carter
Lee Sigler
Charles Sigler
Harley Sigler
Frank Sigler
Karl Sigler
John R. Pollard
North Catherine Street
Fathr Lauzon
John Gale
Joe Duff
Joe Seiman
James McCowan
Arthur Walters
George Goodbrad
Magenolia Cemetery
Mary Flinn
St. Matthew's Church
J. W. Dune
John Dutt
M. Desmond
Thomas Gettinger
John M. Clark
Frank Johnson
Henry Burgess
Unsteady Start as Prices Barely Move in Wall Street Review
The opening on February 11 shows unusually light trading with a firm undertone. Southern Pacific and Central Pacific merger news loom as the market widens declines while higher prices lift a handful of standards and futures, led by New York Central, Amalgamated Copper, and Atlantic Coast Line among many others.
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New York
Central Pacific Ceenes
New York Central
Amal Bamate
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Ol
Smelting and Refining
Sugar Refining
American Tel. and
Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Otfs
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Interborough- Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lehigh Valley
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gag
Pullman Palace
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Western Union
Texas Oil Co
Turpentine and Rosin Prices in Savannah Market
In Savannah Georgia on February 11 turpentine firm at 46 cents with no sales and 80 casks received. Rosin firm with no sales and receipts 1. Quotes show B D B F at 4.06 and 4.0fa0T. Prices listed for K 440 M 6.25 N 6.25 6.40 ww 6.80.
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Bavannah
Mrs Michael Seeks Receivership For Michael Lyons Grocery
Attorneys Stevena McCorvey and Dean represent Mrs Bd Stiela executrix of the estate of Jane E Michael in chancery court. They seek a receivership for the Michael Lyons Grocery Co to take charge of all assets and dissolve the corporation in a friendly suit filed Tuesday afternoon.
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Stevena, McCorvey
Bd Stiela Ata Ael
Jene E. Michael
Chancery Court
Michael-Lyons Grocery Company
Boosters Club Pushes Unity for Mobile Development
A Boosters' Club exhortation lauds municipal progress and civic cooperation in Mobile. It urges residents to join, support and live better as a united community, proclaiming the city’s beauty and shared duty to improve.
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Boosters’ Club
Mobile
Boosters
First Bresso Tug Here for Towing
Reports from Wednesday morning stated the tug Independent, bound for the city via quarantine, would arrive in the afternoon after delays leaving New Orleans due to heavy weather. The barge Banner, of Pratt Consolidated Coal, capsized Tuesday afternoon, losing about 300 tons of coal. nearby schooner damage noted.
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Independent
Cnt
New Joans
Conce
Banner
Pratt Cl Aolidated Coal Company
Tueday
Key
Hunter
A. D
J. M. Scott
Mobile
Bordeaux
Coggewell Matter
Havana
Nipe Bay
Mexico
Tampico
Mex
Dan Blanche Theodore Henken
John Roon
Harol Cramer
Ada
Cramer
Oe Sery
Ollinger
Crosby
Hoagan
Clea
Juan
P. B
P. J. Jin
Home of Captain Collier at Dauphin Burned
Fire destroyed the home of Captain Frankler of Dauphin Talend on Tuesday. Neighbors awakened the occupants as flames consumed the building and clothing and belongings were lost. Collier, captain of the sloop Por, suffered burns to his hands and arms. his fishing gear and boat were also lost.
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Collier
Dauphin
Frankler
Dauphin Talend
Coller
Por
Fragmentary note on medical topics and dietary claims
The readable fragment discusses blood, grapes, and irritation with unclear references. It mentions patience and a possible medical or dietary context but lacks coherent names or places to identify concrete facts. The text remains incomplete and speculative.
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North Royal Street
Yailles Bakery
General Mercantile
RE. C. Garland
Battle House
W. W
National Co-Operativeality Company
Marden Building
Washington, D. C
P. O
Kelme St
Cal Saxton
Mobile Cotton
Crichton Lumber Co
Chardson
Creola
Davis Avenue
Tuxiio
Hallet
G. W. Viyrick
E. Graham
Old Shell Road
Ala
Bell
Fes
Whistler
Parker
West Rickardy
Rer
Liberal Commission
North Conception Street
Madam Reynolds
Prichard
Bridge
Mobile Drug Co
Morgan L. Duke
St. Michael
H. W. Gillett
Satsuma
R. Kirchner
Dauphin St
William J. Kozabeth
N. W
Congress Aid Royal
Dan Williams
Megnols Compress and Warehouse Co
B. Turner
Asst
Davis Drug Store
Davis Ave
Hospital St
Magazine Point
Madison Street
St. Louis St
Belphone
S. Jackson
Carl Holzborn
Owen Young
Julia Butt
William 8. Stewart
Warter Werrman
Hever
Qean Shitern Hivek Asrood
Regent
Dorlon
Fortis
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En Eneeneganee Seton
Liverpost
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U. S
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Keeley Institute OF
Alahama
Wall Street Review
Michael
Monterey ST. Bargain
Monterey Etrest
Government St
Weestern
On Price
Bisso Tug
Hithia
Royal and Contists
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