Wall Street Felt the Power of the Scholar
Chicago reports a historic stock surge followed by a sharp shift as the scholar policy era began. It notes McKinley and Roosevelt clashes with trust busting, Taft’s legalism, and a market slump that reshaped American finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
International News Service
Chicago
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Northwestern
New Haven
America
Europe
Washington
McKinley
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Mornot
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Roosevelt
Mark Hanna
Admiral Schley
Schley
Admiralty Board
Northern Securities Company
Taft
Stock Exchange
Haman
Finance
Jon
Prices Rise Near New Club Site Prompts Land Push
In Mobile county the probate court records show rising values around the proposed Country Club site. A weekly list of real estate transfers highlights numerous property moves including North Mobile Development Co to Gray Ellis for 200 dollars and other deeds across Citronelle, Government Street Heights, Fisher tract, Pinehurst, and surrounding areas as buyers push to front land ahead of the project.
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Country Lands
Country Club
North Mobile Development Company
Gray Ellis
North Mobile
Albert K. Berg
Emilie Neuffer
John FF. Connell
Hicks Gemmillion
Henry Delany
Howard
A. Davis
Pinehurst
First National Bank
Citroneelle
Albert Mudersbach
Citronelle
Central Trust Company
Mob
Bertha Rudolph
Government Street Heights
Mark Lyons
Frank L. Ward
Fisher Tract
Sophia W. Lawler
Minnie Streckenbach
Mollie Hieronymus
J. W. Olensky
East Conception
Monroe
J. B. Thompson
Southern Novelty Works
Val. Con
M. C. Sherman
John B. Marshall
Mollie S. Rnfield
Peter Forbes
West George
Palmetto
M. J. Doody
J. W. Doody
Doodyville
Nina H. Baker
Eva Gonzales
Savannah
Dearborn
Preston I. Gibson
Sophia W. Lawton
James H. Zelnicker
Sanitary Barrel Cover Co
J. Ernest Thompson
Grand Bay Land Co
Owen
Ida
Howard Wilson
W. Louis Lowenstein
Leslie Taylor
Julia
North Spring Hill Shedd
Elliott G. Rickarby
Kirk Wilson
Northwst Corner
J. F. Hoffman
Wm. Ninte
Wm. K. Syson
Mamie H. Turner
Weston Place
Belle P. Inge
Union Savings Bank
Sar
Camp Gr
Thos
Neese
Jas Richardson
W.geo. R. Powers
Title Ins. Co
Jas
H. White
Robt
J. Owen
Mobile Interurban
R’y Co
Pinehurst, Co
V. Shoub
Same
Allen Armstrong
C. H. Myers
W. Cc. V. Shoub
Mary J. O'Grady
Mobile Farm Land
F. H. Bramhall
Mobile Farm Land Co
Geo. J. Bates
W. B. McCoy
Sadie Myers
Arthur F. Shaw
L. Moye Sanders
Marguerette Leder McCoy
W. Cheroke
Chas. G. Andrews
Maritime notes on ships and port transactions
The Fjell arrives at quarantine and seeks repairs in Mo et. The Koophandel from Villa Real carries pyrites. Crathens sails for Grand Cayman. Fort Morgan heads to Bocas del Toro with merchandise. United Fruit ships Brighton and Fort Gaines due next week to carry bananas. Belize bound for Belize with bananas. C W Mills sails for Havana with lumber. Eclipse repairs after collision with submerged pipe. River steamers American and John Quill depart upriver. Various legal notices and court actions listed for the week.
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Fjell
Johannessen
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
Vera Cruz
Mexico
al Ieee
Moe
Belgium
Koophandel
van Heynigen
Villa Real
Brighton
Ulua
Fort Gaines
Bocas del Toro
Panama
Belize
Hansen
Orr- Laubenheimer Steamship Company
B. H
C. W. Mills
Havana
Cuba
Eclipse
Light No. 10
Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks Company
Harrison Ways
John Quill
Alabama
Selma
Tombigbee
All Conditions Favor Cotton Market Quiet as Demand Improves
New York January 17 The cotton market opened with quiet steady tone as prices drifted lower only to recover amid reports of stronger demand for cotton goods. July futures saw active covering while New Orleans zone support and trade sources aided a firmer outlook. Fall River weekly print cloth sales exceeded last year by 90 000 pieces with prices up modestly.
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International News Service
New York
New Orleans
Fall River
Chicago
Nolan Not the Man Who Held Up Train
Atlanta authorities doubt John Nolan committed the Nashville Atlanta train robbery. A $250 reward is offered for the bandit’s capture. Police say Nolan may be Oliver, the Western train robber who escaped from a St. Louis prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Atlanta
John Nolan
Nolan
Oliver
St. Louis
Guardianship motion and court adjournment in equity cases
In equity matters Judge Safford Berney presides on a busy Saturday docket. George H. Howze vs Alice Morgan et al. submits on motion for guardian ad litem Carl J. McMahon nominated. Chancellor Thomas H. Smith. Marone McCurdy vs Freda McCurdy testimony ordered published. Gulfport Fertilizer Co. vs C A Easley adjourned from call to Tuesday January 20 at 10:00 a.m.
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Law and Equity Court
Berney
Lizzie R. Haas
F. W. Crenshaw
Beulah A. Rockwell
Southern Railway Company
Abbie Admx
Marco U. Martinolich & Co
John Hakanson
Alice M. Hedden
Whitaker Paper Co
Commercial Printing Co
Shields Agency
Harry Buschane
Ed J. Schwarz
Model Laundry
James A. Lewis
Mobile L. & R. R. Co
United Export Lumber Co
Gulf States Shipping Co
Pooley & Bachellor
James McMahon
T. H. Lake & Co
J. S. Barrett Lumber Co
Railway Steel Co
Alabama
Tennessee & Northern
Brunswick-Balke
Estelle Peters
Harrison Bros
Campbell & Gorman
Farmers’ Bank & Trust Co
Shut &Keirin
Riggs Cypress Co
C. M. Blalack Et al
J. J. Blacksher
J. W. Lee
Mose Goodwin
C. C. Crutcher
George M. Morgan
Haywood Bros. & Wakefield
A. D. Bloch
Fairbanks Co
Gulf City Plumbing
Circuit Court
Browne
A. P. Bush
J. F. Russell
City Bank & Trust Co
D. D. Staples
Fannie Tucker
Mobile Infirmary
City of Mobile
R. M. Weinacker
Jacob Goldin
R. E. Stillman
H. H. Wefel, Jr
H. H. Hayssen
Southern Railway Co
John Willias
Seeberg Steamship Co
John Willis
Mobile L. & R.r.co
Gulfport Fertilizer Co
Warren Roberts
Edward Gale
Walsh Stevedoring & Contracting Co
M. C. Bidault
Gwhen
Safford Berney
Business Saturday
Equity
George H. Howze
Alice Morgan
Guardian Ad Litem
Carl J. McMahon
Egq
Thomas H. Smith
Marone McCurd
Freda McCurdy
Gulfport Fertilizer Company
Mobile Optical Company Opens Wholesale House
Under manager A. F. Rockwell the Mobile Optical Company announces a new wholesale optical house. The firm invites oculists and medical buyers to sample its prescription offerings and bulk inventory for professional use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Optical Company
Mobile Optical, CO
James Patten S Buying Corn Shifts Market Mood
Chicago grain notes show May corn rising after James A. Patten placed buying orders, turning a dull market into a stronger one. May up 1/4, July up about 3/8, with mixed receipts and exports and cautious selling by holders.
Don’t expect too much help from friends in trouble
A cautionary reflection on reliance, noting that friends may not always be willing or able to assist in difficult times. The saying underscores unpredictability of support and the need for self reliance.
Home style butter and flour products advertised
An advertisement touts guaranteed pure butter with no substitutes and fresh daily packaging. It highlights pasteurized cream butter in one and two pound packs and mentions high grade flour from selected wheat for rolls and biscuits.
Teas Specialty Promoted by Local Importers
Local merchants announce a specialty in High Grade Teas with extensive importing experience. They offer imported teas and various packaged tea products to customers seeking quality blends.
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Opolies
Country Property
Leanora Hamilton
E. H. Bixler
Philomena Heights
L. L Brannan
Henry & Thos
H. Brannan
Albert G. Vandyke
EB. H. Bixler
Melissa Rogers
O. I. Green
Maritime. Matters
Indriver News
Br. S. S. Manchuria
Bennett
Gulfport
Miss
France
S. Crathens
Kross
Grand Cayman
B. W. L Nor
Mary F. McVey
Ida F. Cohn
John C. Chapman
G. W
Jennie Fitch
J. O. Shipp
Norman Aiken
Et al
Dominick T. Gimon
Congress, Bayou
Scott and
State Streets
C. L. Steele
Jesse F. Hogan
Law and Equity
Chancery
James Patten
James A. Patten
Liverpool
Strouse & Bro
Baltimore
England
Scotland
Jacobson’s “the Good Clothes Store
Dauphin ST
Hanford Butter
Defiance
Jas. McPhillips Grocery Co
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