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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1914

Page

11

Mobile County Probate Sale Listing for Multiple Properties

A probate court sale dated January 31 1914 lists properties in Mobile County to be sold March 2 1914 including Lot 4 in a city square with 29 by 100 feet frontages, several parcels along Davidson and St Medar streets, Fisher tract corner lots, and two bayou area square lots among heirs Rosalie Gomez Solidia Herman Lamar Williamson and Levert Gomez with ten day title examination for purchasers. Sold under decree for division among owners and dower interest of Rosalie Gomez. Commissioner P J Doyle and attorneys L H and E W Faith.

Price Vitti Jr Mobile Speers Said City of Royal, Water, St. Louis St. Anthony Streets Royal Water Streets Water St. Anthony Streets Water Street St. Anthony Street Campbell and Thompson Collins Cleveland Chancery Court Alabama Davidson and St. Mecar Streets Davidson Street St. Medar Street St. Medar Streets Fisher Tract St. Medar and Davidson Streets Bernoudy Tract Bayou Street Bayou and Maryland Streets Maryland Street Franklin Street Davis Avenue Rosalie Gomez Solidia Herman Lamar Gomez Williamson Gomez Levert Gomez P. J. Doyle L. H E. W. Faith

Bids For Mobile County Supplies February 1914

On February 23 1914 at noon the Mobile county commissioners will open sealed bids for four months of supplies including cries feed for stock hardware fresh meat and fish. The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners may reject any or all bids. List of supplies available from the Probate court after February 18 1914.

Mobile County Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners Revenue and Road Commissioners

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and associated ailments for men and women and even children. Sold by druggists for one dollar with two months’ trial in Alabama testimonials and address in Saint Louis, Missouri.

Texas Alabama Er. W. Hall Olive Street Louis, Mo

Funeral Notice Grace Eloise McPhillips Dies at 1 Year

Grace Eloise McPhillips daughter of Thomas H and Samuella McPhillips died February 18 1914 aged 1 year 27 days. Friends are invited to attend her funeral tomorrow morning at 16 20 from residence No 309- os af.

Maritime traffic reports from the port with multiple ships

The article lists arrivals and departures of ships including the Wilberforce Signe Kylemhor Samara Freland Belize Raya Yacht Kalalah Wolf Nessian and others. Vessels carry cotton seed cake lumber bananas and general cargo destined for Denmark West Indies Panama Jamaica and Argentina with ballast moves and departures planned.

Wilberforce van Heynigen Hrokerage Company Teneriffe Meditterranean Pier 2 Denmark Signe Ferang Munson Steamship Line New Orleans Kylemhor Mackintosh Savannah Cepter 3 Glasgow Scotland Kylemkor Kyle Steamship Line Samara Thompson Hunter- Benn Lumber Company Pensacola Freland Turner-Hartwell City Belize Mobile and Ohio Fruit Raya Pinto Mobile and Ohio Kalalah Wolf Nessian Hart Master Leyland Steamship Line Colombia Simonsen United Fruit Company Bocas del Toro Panama Cratheus Kjoas Seebers Line Montego Bay Jamaica Nostra Signora del Carmine Vassalo Buenos Aires Alm Seeberg Line Fjelly Johannessen Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company Puerto Cortez Hon M. C. Holm van ‘“Meynigen Progreso Mex Atlantic and Mexican Gulf Steamship Company Mexico

Marriage Licenses Issued to Six Couples This Week

Wednesday and Thursday licenses issued for Anthony G. Moore and Mattie Malone, Price Malone and Victoria Henrietta Elliott, Andrew J. Dickinson and Jennie Rosalie Berbeze, Horace Rosasrge and Violet Agnes Lyons.

Anthony G. Moore Mattie Malone Price Malone Victoria Henrietta Elliott Andrew J. Dickinson Jennie Rosalie Berbeze Horace Rosarge Violet Agnes Lyons

Deaths and Funerals Nora McGlinn 69 in Mobile

Nora McGlinn aged 69, widow of Lawrence McGlinn, died Thursday at 12:45 PM at 257 Charles Street after brief illness. A native of Ireland she lived much of her life in Mobile and attended St. Joseph's Church. Survived by son Edward McGlinn, daughter Mrs. George V. Mitchell, sister Mrs. Mary Daly, several grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

Nora McGlinn Lawrence McGlinn Charles Street Ireland McGlinn Mobile St. Joseph's Catholic Church Edward McGlinn George V. Mitchell Mary Daly

Mrs J A Moore of Bay Minette Dies After Short Illness

Mrs J A Moore of Bay Minette Baldwin county died Monday morning after a short illness. She is survived by her husband two daughters three sons one brother T C Barlow two sisters Mrs F Barlow and Mrs T C Byrne. The remains were buried in Bay Minette cemetery. pallbearers were J C Lowery Carl Hull Bennett Hull Edward Noona Charles Salter River McCloud. She was beloved by all who knew her as a faithful wife devoted mother and loving sister.

J. A. Moore Bay Minette Baldwin County T. C. Barlow F. Barlow T. C. Byrne Mobile

Death of Two-Year-Old Oren Overton Jr at Home

Oren Overton Jr aged two died Thursday at 6 am at the family home on Caroline avenue two east of Ann street after a short illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Oren Overton Sr. funeral arrangements were not listed.

Oren Overton Oren Overton, Jr Caroline Avenue Ann Street

Tragic Death of Grace Eloise McPhillips at Home

Grace Eloise McPhillips aged one year and twenty seven days daughter of Mr Thomas H and Samuella Mc Phillips died after a brief illness at the family home 309 South Wilkin son street on Wednesday night at 4 25 PM.

Grace Eloise McPhillips Thomas H. and Samuella McPhillips South Wilkinson Street

Confederate veteran J L Martin dies after short illness

J L Martin 74 a Confederate veteran and Haynesville Ala native died Tuesday at 4 10 PM at his home 162 Eslava after a brief illness He is survived by his wife and a son J C Martin among other relatives The body will be sent to Greenville for interment.

J. L. Martin Haynesville Ala Eslava Street J. C. Martin Greenville

Funeral of Joseph McGlinn at St. Vincents Church

From the family residence at Cedar and Delaware streets the funeral for Joseph McGlinn was held on Wednesday with a requiem mass at St. Vincent's Church conducted by Rev Fr Houli gan. Interment followed in Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers Rudolph Reiman Edward Collier William Newbold and W J Barnes.

Joseph McGlinn Cedar Delaware Streets St. Vincent's Church Fr. Houligan Magnolia Cemetery Rudolph Reiman Edward Collier William Newbold W. J. Barnes

Potent Crew Notice for British Steamship Fre land

A crew notice states that the master, owners, or consignee of the British steamship Fre land are not responsible for any debts of her crew. The document names A Clafford as master.

Freland Clafford

Cotton Receipts on Railroads and Named Agents

Cotton receipts listed include New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad Export comp. 100 bales on the Majestic Frank M Ladd. Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Train No 137 Davis Wilson Gaillard Baker Lyons Frank M Ladd R P Pope total seven bales.

New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Majestic Frank M. Ladd Montgomery Davis, Wilson, Gaillard Baker-Lyons R.P. Pope

New Orleans Cotton Market Shows Slight Rise Amid Holidays

Early trading shows cotton prices inching up 1 to 2 points with a 6 to 7 point net daily advance as sales on the spot total 1,502 bales and arrivals reach 900 bales. Prices at closing steady under yesterday's close, March to December futures listed with mixed gains and losses.

New Orleans Orleans

Wall Street Advances On Opening as Rail Stocks Lead

Stocks opened higher with moderate volume as railroad shares led gains. New York Central rose a point while General Motors climbed about four points. many industrials posted fractional advances or held bids including Amalgamated Copper Am Sugar Refining and Pennsylvania with mixed movements across utilities and rails.

Wall Street View New York New York Central General Motors Amalgamated Copper Sugar Refining Tel Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atlanta 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 Ctfs Illinois Central Interborough- Met Interborough-Met Inter-Harvester Loulaville and Naughville Missouri Pacific Missouri Kansas Texas Lehigh Valley National Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania People’s Gas Pullman Palace Reading Rock Island Go Rock Island Co Southern Pacific

New York Cotton Quiet but Steady on Feb Market Close

The New York cotton market opened steady to higher, then eased but held steady midday as active months declined 2 to 3 points. Spot cotton remained quiet with middling uplands at 12.96 and middling gulf at 13.20, prices closing steady despite weaker industrial stocks. Futures closed around 12.26 for March and 11.95 for May, with other months near 11.70 to 11.58.

New York Liverpool Gulf S.seeee

Liverpool Cotton Spot Prices and Futures Steady

Liverpool spot cotton prices show middling at 7.02 with sales totaling 12 000 bales including 11 400 American. Receipts reach 29 000 bales with 19 800 American. Futures closed very steady with month spreads from February to December and various lint prices listed.

Liverpool

Railroad Schedules for Alabama and Northern Lines Noted

Schedules list rail arrivals and departures in Alabama and the Northern region with times around 30 pm as AY. The brief notes roster service details and potential delays affecting travelers.

Alabama Wannery & Northern

Cash Grain and Provisions Prices in Chicago

Cash Wheat quotes show No 2 hard at 96 1 4 to 93 3 4, No 2 at 95, No 2 Spring 94, corn and oats steady, No 2 white oats 42 and standards 40 1 4 to 41. Timothy 3.75 to 6.30, clover 14.50, pork 21.70, lard 10.55, ribs 20 1 2 to 11.37 1 2.

Chicago

Money Market Rates Hold Steady in New York Trade

Money market steady with call money at 1 3 4 to 2 percent, 60 day at 2 1 2 to 2 3 4, six months at 3 1 4, Mercantile paper 3 3 4 to 4 1 2, Sterling at 4 83 75, demand 4 85 90, Comm bills 4 83, bar silver 57 1 2, Mexic dollars 45, government bonds and railroad bonds steady.

New York

Wheat and corn prices from St Louis cash markets

In St Louis on February 19 cash wheat No. 2 red ranged 95 to 96 1 2 for hard 92 to 93. Corn No. 2 traded 64 4 2 to 67 1 2. Date No. 2% traded around 40 1 2 to 40 1 2.

St, Louis

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