Mrs. Christina Fredericksen Dies in Mobile at 66
Mrs Christina Fredericksen wife of Ludvig A Fredericksen died after a brief illness Friday at her Mobile home 408 South Dearborn street She was born in Christiania Norway and had lived in Mobile 39 years She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Christina Engel and Mrs Mamie Hill four sons Wallace Edward Ely and Nell Fredericksen 11 grandchildren and other relatives Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon with interment in Cemetery
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C. Fredericksen
Christina Fredericksen
Christiania
Norway
Ludvig A. Fredericksen
Mobile
South
Dearborn Street
Christina Engel
Mamie Hill
Wallace
Edward
Ely
Nell Fredericksen
Mrs Mary Smart Dickerson Dies After Illness
Mrs Mary Smart Dickerson aged 50 widow of Charles Smart Dickerson died at her daughter's home, Mrs H Williamson, 504 Selmaee, after several weeks illness. The funeral was held Saturday at 4 PM from the daughter’s home and interment was in Catholic Cemetery.
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Mary
Mrs Maude M Rohl Dies After Illness in Foley
Mrs Maude M Rohl wife of C F E Rohl a retired Chicago business man died Saturday at 1 am in a Foley Alabama infirmary after two weeks illness. Besides her husband she leaves relatives in Chicago. Roche Burke Undertaking Company took the remains and sent them to Foley for interment Saturday afternoon.
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Maude M. Rohl
C. F E. Rohl
Chicago
Til
Foley
Baldwin
County
Alabama
Roche & Burke Undertaking’ Company
Blue Bird triumph in Maeterlinck allegory at Lyric Theatre
Review praises The Blue Bird as a modern morality play rich in artful scenery and emotion. It lauds masterful staging, the ten scenes, and a capable cast led by Burford Hampden and Editha Kelly, highlighting exquisite design and fairy philosophy.
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Lyric Theatre
Maeterlinck
Mytyl
Tylyl
Burford Hampden
Editha
Kelly
Mobile
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Mobile Alabama
Notice is given under a 1912 mortgage by Armantina Hieronymus and George A. Hieronymus to James J. Barry Jr. It secures one principal note and two interest notes. Foreclosure sale set for January 19 1914 at noon in front of Mobile County courthouse, to include Lot at Church and Lawrence streets with specified dimensions. Terms cash. Auctioneer P Joseph Doyle.
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Armantina Hieronymus
George A. Hieronymus
James J. Barry, Jr
Mobile County
Alabama
Court House
Mobile
Towit
Church and
Lawrence Streets
Church Street
Lawrence Street
L. H
E. W. Faith
P. Joseph Doyle
Fake physician fined in license violation case
C. F. Jones, a Black man, was arrested for practicing medicine without a license. He received a $50 fine plus costs and an additional ninety days in jail, the heaviest penalty allowed. Drugstore records showed prescriptions filled for him and a woman testified he claimed to be a doctor and wrote a six dollar prescription.
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C. F. Jones
M. J. Bancroft
Edington
Dave S. Bauer
DS. G. V
Geese Killing Charged In County Court
Peter Burden and John H. Lee were arrested and charged with killing three geese owned by Mrs Annie McAfee on Bay Shell Road. Lee was released on bond for appearance in the Inferior Criminal Court.
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Annie McAfee
Bay Shell Road
Peter Burden
Fulton Road
John H. Lee
Den
Nia Ap ‘Pearance
Inferior Criminal Court
Twelve Men Entombed In Alabama Coal Mine
An explosion at the Rock Castle mine of the Davis Creek Coal Company in Alabama entombed ten to twelve workers, including foreman W. W. Quarles. Rescue crews saved thirty to forty men nearby, and authorities fear all the trapped are dead.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Rock Castle
Davis Creek Coal Company
W. W. Quarles
Music Benefit for St Margaret's Church at Bayou La Batre
The Bayou la Batre church hosts a Saturday afternoon concert by the St Marys Catholic church choir to aid St Margaret's church with ten numbers on the program. A prize will go to the most popular young lady at the event. The choir will sing the mass Sunday morning at Bayou la Patre church and return to Mobile Sunday afternoon.
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St. Margaret's Church
Bayou la Batre
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Bayou la Patre
Mobile
Panama consul Aviles leaves Mobile for Panama City trip
Miguel C. Aviles, Panama consul, departs Saturday for Panama City and will stay until about February 10. Senor M. Alvarega, Nicaraguan consul, will act in Aviles’s absence. Aviles is perhaps the youngest member of Mobile’s consular corps.
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Miguel C. Aviles
Republic of Panama
Panama City
Senor M. Alvarega
Senor Aviles
Mobile
Work suspended Friday at Mobile and Ohio shops
The machinery department at Whistler in the Mobile and Ohio railroad shops will suspend operations at the close of Friday until Monday at 7. The car department remains on an eight hour schedule. if shops close Saturdays, the car department will work forty eight hours per week against forty five hours for machinery.
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Whistler
New Orleans Cotton Opens With Decline On Steady Tone
New Orleans January cotton futures opened 6 to 11 points lower on a steady tone amid poor cables and light spot trading. Early losses eased as buyers and longs accumulated on softer levels, with the market closing the morning session near unchanged to modestly down. Spot cotton remained steady with middling at 12 3 40.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Weoe
Poly i Scddens
New York Cotton Ends Flat After Morning Rally Fades
New York cotton showed a cautious rally fade after dull cables and active selling. March traded around 12.39 with steady spot demand and a slight late morning rise as bull support covered positions. futures closed steady near 12.47 for March and 12.33 for June.
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New York
Gulf
Commission House
Jon
Seecess
Esceees
Es Beng Cs
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Trading Report
Liverpool spot cotton shows firm prices with middling and fair grades quoted. Sales reach 3,000 bales including substantial American and speculative exports while receipts total 28,000 bales. futures close quiet and steady with various forward prices listed.
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Pete Ee Ewes
Liverpool
Money Markets Report from New York on January 10
Call money nominal with no loans. Time loans weak with 60 days at 3 3-4 percent and 90 days around 4 percent. Six months at 4 1-4 to 1-2 percent. Mercantile paper 4 3-4 to 6 1-2 percent. Sterling exchange strong with 60 day bills at 4 83 75 and demand at 4 86 95. Commercial bonds steady and railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Clearing House Statement Shows Strong Reserve Excess
New York report details the weekly condition of clearing house banks and trust companies. Total loans rise to 1 877 480 000 and net deposits to 1 766 990 000 while aggregate cash reserve reaches 433 172 000 with excess lawful reserve at 32 139 900.
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Clearing House
New York
Bryce becomes Viscount Bryce of Dechmont
London January 16 James Bryce former British ambassador to the United States has been raised to the peerage on New Year’s day and takes the title Viscount Bryce of Dechmont in Scotland.
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Bryce
London
James Bryce
United States
Viscount Bryce of
New Haven Drops as New York Stocks Open Mixed
Wall Street opens with New Haven at 75 after a 314 decline to 78 earlier amid state financing doubts. Trading turns firmer as rumors of renewing New Haven notes boost prices while other shares and bonds show varied moves across a broad list of major companies and utilities.
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Wall Street Review
New York
New Haven
Massachusetts
Texas Company
New York Central
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting and Refining
American _Pelephone and Telegraph
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Translt
Canadian Pacific
Chespeake and
Ohio
Chicago and North Western
Ptd
Interborough Met
Inter Harvester
Loulaville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lehigh Valley
New York Centra
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Western Union
Unclear cargo figures and price quotes from ledger
The note lists shipments 335 stock 170 886 and several price quotes for categories B D B F G H I K M N Ww We with values ranging from 3.05 to 6.60 dollars. Absent full context, key entities include categories B D F I K M N Ww We and totals 1 872 335 170 886.
Kentucky musician jailed for whistling on coal barge in Mobile
William Nichol from Kentucky, an engineer and musician, was arrested after repeatedly blowing a whistle on the Pratt Consolidated Coal barge to tunes including Nearer My God to Thee. Police stopped the open air concert and Nichol was docketed for violating Section 870, prohibiting whistles for more than three consecutive notes.
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Mobile
Kentucky
Blobsburg
Pratt Consolidated Coal Company
William Nichol
Nichol
L. J. Murray
D. H. Edington
Recorder’s Court
Grain and Provisions Fluctuate in Chicago Markets
In Chicago on January 16, grain and provisions prices show fluctuations amid shifting laws. Market observers note varying futures and cash prices as traders respond to policy signals and supply concerns.
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Chicago
Dave Laws
Grain and Provisions Prices From Chicago and St Louis
Report of cash grain and futures in Chicago and St Louis with bid prices for No 2 red and hard red wheat No 2 spring oats and timothy hay and provisions including lard ribs and Park. Also futures for May and July in Wheat and Corn with Kansas City prices noted.
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Teeeyes
Veseeneses
Chicago
Cloberton
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Gray Invades Marengo in Campaign Stop
Candidate Oscar Lr Gray visits Marengo county on Saturday to rally support in the First district. The stop addresses campaign interests and follows references to George W. Taylor at Mr. Taylor's home as Gray's first invasion of the area.
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Oscar Lr Gray
Marengo County
Tion
George W. Taylor
Taylor
Gray
Montgomery committee hints at single primary plan
Special to The Item in Montgomery Alabama reports Chairman Tyler Goodwyn indicating the committee has telegrams from most members about adopting a single primary. He notes counties may call a single primary if needed, and that contests between the first and second primaries would be referred to the committee for review.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tyler Goodwyn
Cha
Mittee
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