Notice in Chancery case at Mobile Alabama No 10721
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama James Gibboney complainant sues Cecile Nicholas et al defendants. The 1914 spring term order notes next of kin to Jules Eslava and land in Mobile County. Respondents must plead answer or demur by February 16 1914 or face confessed status. Published in Mobile newspaper January 15 22 1914 and February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
James Gibboney
Cecile Nicholas
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
William P. Gazzam
New Orleans
Louisiana
J. H. Gazzam
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
J T. Gazzami
St. Louis
Missouri
W. Norman Butler
Allegheny County
Audley G. Butler
Muscatine
Iowa
Jules Eslaya
Costance Girard
Gaines Eslava
George Eslava
Adelaide Cleveland
Hussie Eslava
Jerome Eslava
Holland Eslava
Owen Eslava
Dennis J. Eslava
John Cleveland
Cleveland
Rany Cleveland
Fulton Road
Toulmin and Gaines
Gazzam Road
Dog River
Beginn
Sais
Mo Ie
Rich haul from Craig home caught in Jacksonville arrest
Fred Schwartz a paroled prisoner from Oakland was arrested in Jacksonville on Wednesday with silverware valued around 1000 dollars stolen from C R Craig and Mrs F W McCoy at 707 and 701 Government Street. The 12 spoon set and other pieces were traced after a December 20 robbery. Jurisdiction and extradition steps were described, with California authorities to receive Schwartz for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schwartz
Oakland
Cal
Jacksonville
Fla
Chief Crenshaw
C. R. Craig
Government Street
Mra
F. W. McCoy
Craig
Mobile
South
F. C. Roach
California
Schwartz
Crenshaw
M. J.C
The Blindness of Virtue at Lyric and Friday's Little Lost Sister
The Lyric showcased Cosmo Hamilton's play The Blindness of Virtue about enlightened parenting and female-education, praised in London and New York with strong performances by Henry Douglas and Beryl Henson. Friday brings Little Lost Sister at Lyric, produced by Rickson and Gazzolo, drawing uplift attention from a red light district staging in Chicago with seats on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmo Hamilton
London
New York
Mobile
Henry Douglas
Harry Pemberton
Mary Ann
Beryl Henson
Collings
John May
Effie
Helena Parsons
Archie Graham
Gerald Henson
Marguerite Collier
Cookie
Marie Ault
Mrs. Lemmins
Lute“mery
Lyric
Chicago
Robert E. Rickson
Frank Gazzolo
E. B. Rosen
Virginia Brooks
Visiting golfers defeat Mobilian foursome on club grounds
D L George of the Inter Sachem Club Minneapolis and JB Krogstadt Edgewater Club Chicago defeated George O Simpson and NC Clarke Mobile Country Club in an exhibition match Wednesday evening. Three purses for top scores went to Krogstadt 81 George 76 Simpson 74. The visitors were invited experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. George
Inter-Sachem Club
Minneapolis
JB. Krogstadt
Edgewater Club
Chicago
George O. Simpson
N. C. Clarke
Mobile Country Club
Krogstadt
George
Simpson
Rebel stamp on letter reaches Mobile consuls
A letter received in Mobile from Hermosillo Sonora Mexico bears a stamp issued by the Constitutionalist government. The stamp is reportedly printed by General Carranza on an ordinary press and replaces the Huerta era stamps used previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Carranza
Huerta
Public reception for Harte in Mobile Thursday night
The Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary hosts former Secretary A C Harte at 8 19 PM in the Y M C A building. The event honors his Mobile friends and admirers during his year long vacation in this country. Harte will speak on conditions in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harte
A. C. Harte
Y. M. C. A. Ladies
Mobile
India
Cotton Receipts on Railroads Reported by Stations
Cotton receipts listed for New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad Export comp 69 bales. Southern Railway trains 87 88 report multiple consignors including Davis Wilson Gaillard Farmers' Commission Company and Frank M Ladd with totals 111 bales. Mobile and Montgomery Railroad train 110 Bevill Phillips Farmers' Commission Company Lott Blacksher Touart Quinn Weill Brothers totals 546 bales. Mobile and Ohio Railroad Export comp 605 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Southern Railway
Davis, Wilson, Gaillard
Farmers’ Commission Company
Tovart and Quinn
Baker-Lyons
Bkevill-Phillips
Frank M. Ladd
Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
Bevill-Phillips
Lott-Blacksher
Touart and Quinn
Weill Brothers
Mobile and Ohio Railroad—Export
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher on Fresh Buying and Ginning News
The New Orleans cotton market opened with gains of 1 to 4 points on a steady tone as fresh buying supported prices. Profit taking lingered from the previous session but buying from outside sources kept prices up, with bullish sentiment driven by ginning reports and improving dry goods markets. By mid-morning prices rose 4 to 5 points, then closed steady with a net advance of 2 to 5 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Texas
Cotton Belt
Free Theatre Ticket Winners Listed
A long list enumerates winners of free tickets to the Little Lost Sister theatre production. Prizes include 75 cents and 50 cents seats for Friday matinee or Friday night shows, with recipients named by full and partial addresses across Mobile and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Denmark
Eslava Street
Forseth
Abbie Shattuck
Canal Street
Claude Lynch
Jefferson Street
P. A. Love
Michigan Avenue
Tennessee Street
George Flinn
S. W. Conti
Water Streets
Emile Zundel
N. Bayou Street
Clarence Cravey
S. V. Bru
Frank Stoll
Earle Joseph
Selma Street
J. W. Balzir
Augusta Street
S. E B. Roberts
Dauphin Way
Ruby Townsend
H. Kress & Co
Jacob Rubel
St. Louis Street
Lizzie Danenberg
Government Street
T. P. Kreutter
City Hall
Mobile
Ala
Ruth M. Simpson
Wright Smith
Susie
R. Folmer
E. H. Britton Shoe Store
John R. Peavy, Jr
Howard Palmer
Charleston Street
Sadie Dickens
Bloodgood Street
Helen Sullivan
N. Claiborne Street
Johnn McKeough
Engine House
Franklin Street
HH. C
Anagusta
Charles Streets
Heeter
Christine Boyles
Bessie Lindsey
Dauphin Street
Alice B
Myrtle Trawick
Crichton
C. C. Mitchell
P.O
Paul W
E. H. Norton
Wall Street advances as stocks rise on favorable Washington outlook
The New York market opened higher after yesterday’s gains, led by steel and railroad issues. Strong buying and short covering pushed many issues up despite some profit taking, with bonds steady and Canadian shares aiding the rise. Major names such as Amalgamated Copper, American Sugar, General Electric, and Union Pacific posted gains amid renewed optimism on financing for large railroads and government terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Stock Exchange
National Biscuit Zone
Lehigh Valley
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atlantic Coast Line
Erie
Steel
Union Pacific
Eastern Railroad
Pennsylvania
General Eastern Railroad
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
American
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting & Bei'ng
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Canadian Pacific
Interborough-Met
Pfd
Inter-Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
People’s Gas
Reading
Rock Island Company
Rock Island
Southern Railway
United States Stesl
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil Co
N. Y
N. H
And
New York Cotton Sees Renewed Steadiness In Trading
The New York cotton market opens 8 to 4 points higher and trades 5 to 7 points higher amid covering and support. Cables improve sentiment with bullish South spot advice, while futures close steady as traders book gains and temper expectations.
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool cotton market shows firm prices with strong spot business. Sales reached 12 600 bales with 11 000 American and 1 000 for speculation and export while receipts stood at 11 000 bales including 900 American. Futures closed firm across the near months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cash Grain Prices Reported by Cash Grain and Provisions
In St Louis on January 15 closing quotations for cash grain show Wheat No 2 red 96 to 98 cents with bid 1 to 3. Nellie hard 88 1 2 to 93. Corn No 2 66. No 2 white 70 1 0. Oats No 2 39 1 2 to 40. No 2 5 41 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Nelli
Naval Stores prices and receipts report from Savannah
Tine firm sales 65 casks receipts 103 casks Rosin firm receipts 1 828 bbls quote levels D E F G 3.97 1 2 B 4s 4.05 K 4.55 M 5.85 N 6.20 Wg Ww 6.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Railroad Schedules for Alabama Tennessee and Northwestern Lines
Rail timetable fragment lists Alabama Tennessee and Northwestern routes with departures and arrivals at various hubs. Entries include Mississippi and Texas lines, Bay Shore connection, Thomasville, and Louisville and Nashville south and northbound services. Details are partially garbled but indicate local and through trains with specific times and destinations.
Infant Leanman Dies at Two Months
The two month old infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Leanman age two months died Thursday morning at their home 160 Marine Street. The infant was interred Thursday afternoon at Magnolia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Lanna
Marine Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Local Carpenter Albert Moffett Dies After Illness
Albert Moffett a 36 year old carpenter native of Mississippi died Thursday morning at 8 50 in his family home on Old Shell three west of Mobile street after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife several children one brother and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moffett
Missippi
Old Shell 1
Mobile Street
Mrs Victoria Vickers Dies In Mobile At 43
Mrs Victoria Vickers aged 43 a native of Mississippi and longtime Mobile resident died Thursday afternoon at 1 10 o clock at her home at the northwest corner of Eliza and Conneption streets after a brief illness She is survived by her husband one brother W J Brown and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Vickers
Mississippi
Mobile
Eliza and
Conneption
W. J. Brown
Shipping Moves and Cargoes at Harbor Docks
A Norweian steamer Fort gan arrives from Bocas del Toro with 13 600 bunches of cargo while Fort Morgan plans January 17 sailing to Colon and then Bocas del Toro. Arna sails with 225 000 slaves bound for Arthur Texas to load Bordeaux cargo. Nordkap sails for Aarhus with 5 084 000 pounds seed cake and general merchand. Carrie E Looks ships lumber cargoes to West Indian trade but refuses cement due to low rates. Vessel congestion grows with 17 ships tied up in similar condition. Mannie Swansh and other hulk craft near Turner Hartwell docks and M & C wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gan
United Company
Bocas del Toro
Fort Morgan
Colon
Arna
Sandberg
Morni
Arthur
Texas
Bordeaux
Nordkap
Aarhus
Denmark
Carrie E
Markley-Miller
Turner-Hartwell
Hieronymus Docks
M. & C. Wharf
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T. C
Glover
Cherry St
Basi
Georgia
Inter-Railway
Indianapolis
Ind
P. QO
Baldwin County
T. A. Banning
Robertsdale
Tip
City
Hall's Mill Road
Miss Stone
Church St. Bell
Bay Front
Bell Phone
Han
L. T
Gordon
J. A. Basenach
Madison St
Bell
M. J
M. L
Wheelerville
Fred Fincher, Jr
Lyric Theatre
Government St. Ite
Marine St
Dreamland Theatre
Conti St
Yellow Jersey
B. R. Johnson
Selma St
St Georgia Ave
Sela St
Sam Z.mmern
Church St. A
G. M. Luce
Battle House
Hill
Secret Service Agency
Trust Bldg
Birmingham
Southern Seed Store
Henderson Seed
Harris Finch ‘Rcery Co. R
A. Finch
Toulminville
South Royal Street
C. S. Goubil Produce Co
N. W. Cor
Lawrence
Augusta
Mike Tooles
William J. Koral
N. W
Congress
Royal
S. C
S. Dearborn
Smith Piano Co
Masonic Torete
Marx Grocery and Produce Co
Dauphin St
Commerce and
Water Sts
Wilkinson Street
Grove
Church St
North Conception St
S. Jefferson St
Unity Green
Paulding
Richard M. Read
Pachuta
Mobile County
State of Alabama
Mary C
Mary
Price Williams, JR
Florida
Remeine
United States Porte
Sas
Great Britain
Continent
Wall Street Review
Manchester
Grain and Provisions
Ccs Vepesssephhov Aveil
Espuvedicde bAsOe
Odevevevele Evhieee Il
Eer
Alabama, Tennessee & Northsern Railroad
Miss
Egritan
BAY Shore Rail
Thomasville
Louisville & Nashville Rail
ORLE
Obilet
Louis
V. Vickers
Hostetter
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