Cotton use and bankruptcy notices from Mobile February 14 1916
Cotton statistics for January show seed use 642055 running bales, spindles 31841510, exports 539415 bales, and six month totals. Also includes bankruptcy notice for Early Johnson of Mobile and non resident service by publication for Bechtel Swartwout Horticultural Company in Mobile Alabama with March 28 meeting and court summons.
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Washington
Census Bureau Today
Seere McGowin-Lyons Hardware and Supply Company
Bechtel-Swartwout Horticultural Company, Inc
State of Alabama
Mobile County
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Law Side
State of
Alabama
Theodore Bechtel
Ocean Springs
Mississippi
Mobile
McGowin-Lyons Hardware & Sunnly Camnann
Mortgage Sale Notice in Mobile County Alabama 1916
Public sale set for February 15 1916 in Mobile County Alabama by order of Palmer Pillans trustee mortgagee. Sadie T Aarnes and H W Aarnes husband will sell their interest in a parcel in Mobile described as part of Hall Place block four with Reed Avenue frontage and alley boundary. Proceeds to cash to satisfy the mortgage. House location in Reed avenue and West Hamilton Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie T. Aarnes
H. W. Aarnes
N. S
Mobile County
Alabama
Reed Avenue
Hall Place
Nora Wilson
Sadie T. Barnes
Palmer Pillans
Dr Kings New Discovery for Children's Cough and Cold
An advertisement extols Dr Kings New Discovery as the best remedy for a child's cough and cold. It claims Pine Tar with balsams soothes irritation and loosens phlegm while being antiseptic and nonharmful. It warns against delaying treatment to avoid serious troubles.
New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Drift in Quiet Trade
Cotton markets in New Orleans and New York opened steady with modest volume. January consumption figures appeared bullish as futures rose briefly before easing. spot trading remained quiet with varied bids across grades and receipts noted.
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New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Census Bureau
Chicago Market Report Hits Butter Eggs and Potatoes
Chicago buyers see butter firm creamery at 24 81 2 with firm receipts. eggs higher with 8 504 cases of firsts at 23 1 2 to 24 and ordinary firsts at 22 23. potatoes lower with 77 car receipts. Michigan Wisconsin whites at 95 1 05, Minnesota Dakota Ohips 95 1 00. poultry alive higher with fowls 15 1 2 and springs 17.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Springs
Turpentine and rosin market quotes and receipts
Turpentine sold with no activity yesterday after the last sale on February 7 at 54 1 2 cents. Rosin reported quiet trading with receipts of 958 barrels and a set of price quotes ranging from 5.20 to 7.60 depending on grade codes.
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Savannah
B. D
Pennsylvanias Superdreadnought to Begin Trials Thursday
Newport News dispatch reports the battleship Pennsylvania nearing completion at Newport News Shipbuilding will start builder’s trials Thursday morning. After two days, she sails to Rockland Maine for official standardization and speed trials, with an anticipated two week absence.
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Newport News
Pennsylvania
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Rockland
Mississippi Engineer Dies at the Throttle
David Coker aged 60 an engineer on the Alabama and Vicksburg Railroad for 25 years died suddenly at the throttle of his engine between Jackson and Brandon. His fireman alerted the conductor who brought the train to a switch at Clarksburg and secured another engineer. Coker lived in Meridian Mississippi.
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Jackson
Miss
David Coker
Alabama and
Vicksburg
Here
Brandon
Clarksburg
Mr. Coker
Meridian
Welsh To Fight Mandot Dundee Bout Winner in New Orleans
Freddie Welsh world lightweight champion will meet the winner of the Mandot Dundee bout in New Orleans. Welsh receives a $13,000 guarantee and the title match is set for March 4 in a twenty round contest.
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Dundee
New Orleans
Freddie Welsh
Joe Mandot
Johnny Dundee
Welsh
British Steamship Springwell Sunk En Route to Calcutta
London Feb 14 A Reuter dispatch reports the British steamship Springwell sunk in the Mediterranean while sailing from London to Calcutta. The 73 officers and crew were rescued and landed at Malta. The Springwell, 425 feet, 5593 tons gross, belonged to the Well Line of Newcastle, England.
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London
Springwell
Mediterranean
Calcutta
Reuter
Malta
Well Line
Newcastle
Eng
President Wilson receives suffrage valentine from Congress
Washington February 14 President Wilson and all members of Congress received valentines from the congressional union of woman suffrage. The messages expressed support for woman suffrage with slogans urging franchise rights. The presidents card read Won't you be our valentine We will be your bed on a heart a foot.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Congressional Union of Woman Suffrage
Marine traffic shifts with repairs and banana cargoes in port
The North western began hull and machine repairs at Ollinger Bruce Docks with Hodges Boiler Works Gulf City Boiler Works and Alabama Iron Works handling different tasks. Bananas from Porto Cortez arrive aboard Ver o na and Viator while Annetta also unloads 15000 bunches at M and O docks. Other vessels include Alamo, Regina, Thallasa, Persis A Colwell, City of Mobile, Peerless, Tarpon, Warrior, and bark Marie awaiting or completing unloading and departures.
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American Steamship Northwestern
Ollinger- Bruce Dry Docks
Hodges Boiler Works
Gulf City Boiler Works
Alabama Iron Works
Shipping News Briefs Include Beewsing and Fort Gaines Movements
The British bark Beeswing loaded lumber at the Terminal and departed Sunday afternoon. The Norwegian steamer Fort Gaines of the Orr Laubenheimer Co is due to arrive from Belize and unload at the Mobile and Ohio Docks, carrying 21 000 banana bunches, then depart on the seventeenth for Belize with a general cargo.
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Mobile
Viator
Chemelecon Steamship Line
Porto Cortez
Cortez
Beeswing
Fort Gaines
Orr-Laubenheimer Com
Sinking of British Steamship Cedarwood Reported
Lloyds reports the British steamship Cedarwood of 654 tons has been sunk with two crew members saved. In Copenhagen the prominent Danish artist Wilhelm Hammershoej, born 1864, died yesterday. In Pelham Manor New York, electrician engineer Low Duncan died suddenly at his home.
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London
Lloyd’s
Cedarwood
Copenhagen
Wilhelm Hammershoej
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Low Duncan
Prohibition Plea Targeting Judge Hogan Over Support Order
Attorney Tisdale Touart filed a writ of prohibition in the city court against Judge Jesse Hogan of the juvenile court. The move seeks to halt orders requiring Fletcher Trawick, recently convicted and jailed for twelve months, to support his wife and family while his appeal proceeds. Hogan counters that Section 8 of the juvenile court act authorizes such orders even during appeals.
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Tisdale Touart
Jesse Hogan
Fletcher Trawick
Touart
Juvenile Court
Hogan
Juvenile Court Act
Deputies Seize Whisky on Cedar Point Road
Deputies Donahue Carter Pars Mose arrested after two wagon loads of whisky worth 600 dollars seized four miles from the city on Cedar Point road. Officers report unknown assailants in an auto mobile tried to upset their team and they drew their weapons to drive them off.
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Cedar Point
Prvieee Donahue
Carter
Pars
Mose Cael Osee
Real Estate Transfers Around Pinehurst and Nearby Lots
Transfers include A. F. Neuivich to C. R. Nims for $1 and lot 16 in block 39 Pinehurst. Grand Bay Lumber Co. to B. T. Butler for $1 Section 20 Township 6 South Range 3 West. Rabby to Louis Myer for $100 Section 12 Township 7 South 3 West. South Investment and Company to Charles Heinselman for $1 Section 26 Township 6 South Range 4 West.
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A. F. Neuivich
C. R. Nims
Pinehurst
Grand Bay Lumber Co
T. Butler
Rabby
Louis Myer
South Investment and Company
Charles Heinselman
Judge Foster Makes Brief Visit to Montgomery
Judge W. W. Foster of New York, former president of the National Democratic Club, is in Montgomery at the Battle Houses with his brother F. M. Foster. They own stock in Montgomery Light & Power and Galveston light and power firms. He came from Tampa and will leave Tuesday morning, with hint of an early return to visit Montgomery.
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Alamo
Mallory Line
Port
New York
Key West
Tampa
Fla
W. W. Foster
National Democratic Club
Battle Houses
F. M. Foster
Fosters
Montgomery Light & Power Company
The
Light and Power Company
Galveston
VESSELS IN PORT LIST REPORTED AT MOBILE HARBOR
A dated ship-traffic list shows vessels in and around Mobile harbor, naming ships such as Oscar G, Carrie EB Look, City of Baltimore, Margaret B. Rouss, and Irma Bentley among others. It also records dock locations including L and N Docks, Turner Terminals, Gulf Dry Docks, and Pier 2. The compilation lists destination points, loading orders, and unloading statuses for numerous vessels bound for or arriving from Nassau Mercedes Martinique and New York ports.
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Oscar G
S . Carrie EB. Look
City of
Pickels
Clara B. Scott
W. Mills
Waltham
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Knights OF Old
Remy
A. A
W. H. Leittler
St. Francis Street
Baxter & Co
van Antwerp
Pinkerson and Robinson
Dauphin
Corner Cedar
Imperial Pressing Club
St. Emanuel
P. O
Battle House
Bell
Dixie Specialty Co
Montgomery
Ala
K. O
Remington Typewriter Co
St. Francis St
Mobile Plantation Co
Theodore
JOAL
Imperial
Underwood
Haw Electric Co
Danpin
Marine Supply Co
Frank Kuppersmith
North Royal Street
Grant
Bell Phone
B. F
East Georgia Avenue
3Rd South Government
Southern Realty Company
Rocksands Board
N. Joachim St
Conti
Church Street
St. Emanuel Street
Wilkinson Street
Bath
Church St
W. J. Koral
Mme
Lola Dixon
Cal Dela
S. W
Hill Avenue
Crichton
Hyland
George County
Donivan
Shipman
Latonia
City Bank
T. J. Hodgson
Barret Lumber Co
St. Louis St
Washington and
Sutton Avenues
Dauphin Street
Saibara Nurseries
Semmes
Irvington Nursery
A. H. Daves
Prop
Irvington
Jersey
Wakefields
Evergreen Plant Farm
Evergreen
Crichton Lumber Co
A. W. Dean
Thomas
Draimer Brothers
Citronelle
Dauphin St. Bell
Ford
Arthur’ Ross
Curio, Stamp & Coin Company
North 25Th Street
Birmingham
Eae
Eas
U.s. District Court
District of Alabama
Albert Lang
Robert T. Ervin
Sallie C. Stanard
Price Williams
Irene Stanard
George T. Stanard
Inge & McLeod
Attys
Maggie Shea Langley
Joseph A. Langley
Lyons & Oester
U. S. District Court
Early Johnson
A. D
S. H. Smith
Law & Equity Court of Mobile
Grain and Provisions
Fet
Acrd Jesusene L
Silly
Efaaeel -Asdee
Tong da En
BUG Vc Cw
Pennckiy
WALL-_STREET REVIEW
American Zinc
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin Locomotive
New York Airbrake
United States Steel
Reailroad
Baldwin
Allis-Chalmers
American Beet
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rap
Canadian’ Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mil
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Pid
Great Northern Ore Diss
Illinois Central
Interborough Consol. Corp
International Merc. Mar. Pfd
Kansas City Southern
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Va.Caro, Chem
Wabash Pfd
B. Ciss
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
United Fruit
Chicago Livestock
Wietvers
U. S
Naval Stores
BIG Battler
Marine News
Verona
United Fruit Company
Santa Marta
Annetta
United Fruit Co
Regina
Marti
Cuban Distillery Co
Thallasa
United Kingdom
Persis A. Colwell
Peerless
Alabama River
Tarpon
St. Andrew and Gulf Line
Municipal Docks
Pensacola
Warrior
Walsh Stevedoring & Contracting Co
Marie
Harrison T. Beachem
Carrie E. Look
William H. Sumner
Judge Foster
Talapoo
Gen
Olinger & Bruce
Candy Street
Gundeer & Brace
Olinger & Bruce Docl Turner Terminals
Turner Terminals
Marine Ways
Piier
Gulf Dry Docks
Stream Gulf Dry Docks
Tash Alne
Fort Morgan
U. S&s
L. and N
Dauphin St
Fairhope
Lela
Dauphin St. Oeret
Ae Street
Tombigbes River
San Juan
Evans
Porto Rico
Crathens
Nov
Kross
Trinidad
Caribbean & Southern Line
Banan
Nor
Olsen, Barrios, Guat
Sabine
Belize
B. H
Orr-Laubenheimer Co
Viator (Nor
Chamelecon Steams & Company
San Martin
Mallory Steamship Line
Edward W. Murdock
Weennes Corinth
Ital
Noi
Aaa
Aeeer
Ase
Morrill & Lyons
ST. Francis SJ
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