Market Rumors and Oddities Hit 1913 Cotton and Food Trade
A bustling 1913 market report notes cotton price moves around 13 cents and 165 in New York, with heavy selling and interior points affecting Crescent City. It mentions Liverpool spots quiet, middling prices, and local buying, plus rising citrus, vegetables, and egg prices, fertilizer use, and seed potato demand as floods of farm activity hint at an expansion of crops and markets.
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Hart
New York
Crescent City
Spencer & Waters
Manchester
United States
Liverpool
Messrs
Lyons and Grimley
Cotton in Sight This Year and Last Year
Fragmentary figures compare cotton production in the United States for this year and last year with numbers like 209,446 and 370,506, suggesting trends in output though details are incomplete. Key data points reference national totals and per-year differences.
Rail freight summary from 406 vo 4 Southern Railway list
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago road export compressed. Trains 113 and 115. Baker, Lyons Co. Davis, Wilson & Gaillard. Bevill-Phillips and F. M. Ladd listed. Totals show 22 bales. Mobile 8.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Chicago Road
Southern Railway Co
Baker, Lyons Co
Davis, Wilson & Gaillard
Bevill-Phillips
F. M
Market Resume Shows Bears Dominating Cotton Losses
Bears press the market through the week with declines across January to July futures. Heavy selling in New York and New Orleans, Liverpool weakness, and caution from London bolster a bearish tone amid rising short interest and cautious buyers. January holds a premium over March as prices slide from December highs.
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London
Balkan States
Turkey
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Neil Bros
Bears
Stock Market Review in New York on Jan 18
Today's dull short session saw 130,137 shares traded and bonds totaling $934,000. Prices were steady as professionals closed weekend contracts. Steel common rose on 10,000 share short covering while copper gained on optimistic freight outlook. London houses bought 2,000 shares. Bank loans increased reflecting temporary holdings of new issues.
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New York
Jan
London Houses
Clearing House Report for Mob ile Clearing Week Ending Jan 18 1913
Clearing totals show the Mob ile Clearing House processed 1 772 051 17 in clearings for the week ending January 18 1913. January 1912 clearings reached 4 683 736 73.
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Mobile Clearing House
Man Pleads Guilty in Row Near Spring Hill
Tom Fincher Sr. pleaded guilty in the inferior court to using abusive language during a dispute with Fred Fincher and Eddie Young near Spring Hill several days ago. He was fined $1 and costs. The other two defendants waived examination and were bound over to the grand jury with bonds set at $250.
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Tom Fincher, Sr
Fred Fincher
Eddie Young
Spring Hill
fragmentary note from archive reads as two-year project
An incomplete OCR entry mentions a period of two years and a reference to magnesium. The readable text hints at a technical or project timeline but lacks full context, making details uncertain.
Eleven-Year-Old Alonzo Willoughby Burned In Fire Accident
Alonzo I. Willoughby Jr. of 308 St Michael street sustained extensive burns when his night clothes ignited from a gas stove in the bathroom last Thursday. He has been near death but showed improvement by Saturday as doctors from Mobile and Tuskegee treated him at home.
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Alonzo I. Willoughby, Jr
A. L. Willoughby
St. Michael Street
Alonzo
Willoughby
W. G. Ward
Claude Mastin
Mobile
L. W. Johnston
Tuskegee
Ruth Bush Flanagan Dies At 23 In Mobile
Mrs Ruth Bush Flanagan wife of Ed ward Flanagan a well known resident of the southern part of the city aged 23 native of Mobile died Saturday afternoon at 6 o clock at the Inge Bondurant Sanitorium after an illness of ten days Survivors include husband three children the youngest eight days old her mother Mrs Peter Gass four sisters Mrs J H Hobson Miss Irene and Mary Emma Gass two brothers William and Jake Gass and other relatives
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Ruth Bush
Flanagan
Ruth Bush Gass
Edward Flanagan
Mobile
Inge-Bondurant Sanitorium
Peter Gass
J. H. Hobson
Hattiesburg
George Mutts
This City
Irene
Mary Emma Gass
William and
Jake Gass
Death of Mrs Nancy C Hassell in Louisville area
Mrs Nancy C Hassell age 47 native of Andalusia Alabama wife of W A Hassell died Friday night at the family home on Clark avenue two blocks south of Virginia street after a month long illness. Survived by husband and other relatives the remains were taken by Creakhaw Undertaking Company and sent Saturday to Andalusia for interment.
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Nancy C. Hassell
Nancy C. Hil
Andalusia
Ala
W. A. Hassell
Clark Avenue
Virginia Street
Te Creaghaw Undertaking Company
Mrs Margaret Tillson Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Margaret Kent wife of Walter Tillson died Saturday night at 8 40 at her home 50 South Wilkinson Street after a long illness Born Mobile February 1 1856 she was a devout Catholic dying fortified with church rites Surviving husband one daughter Miss Jeanette Tillson and other relatives Funeral notice to be announced later
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Margaret K. Tillson
Margaret Kent
Walter Tillson
South Wilkinson Street
Mobile
Ter Fe
Jeanette Tillson
Harry F. Ames Aged 23 Years
The notice identifies Harry F. Ames aged 23 in a brief local item. No additional context or details are provided in the readable text.
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Harry F. Ames
Funeral Notices for Amos and Other Local Residents
Funeral notices announce the deaths on January 18 1913 of Harry F Amos Margaret C Tillson Ruth B Gass and Margaret M Cassidy with details for funeral times from residences and churches including Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception St Joseph s St Vincent s Catholic Cemetery and Catholic Cemetery in New Orleans and surrounding area.
Funeral for Walter R. Patten Highlighted by LO O F Lodges
Mobile IOOF lodges convene at 644 Fellows Building Sunday at 9:30 to honor Walter R. Patten P G of Wiota Lodge 346 Iowa. Funeral from Roche Burke parlors 110 State at 10 with interment in National Cemetery. Belief Committee member B L Caball chairs.
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Mobile
Walter R. Patten
P. G
Wiota
Iowa
Roche & Burke Undertaking Co
State Street
National Cemetery
B.L. Caball
LO. O. F
Burial for 74 year old Confederate veteran Kenyon
Mr. Austin Burras Kenyon aged 74 died Thursday morning at 7. He was buried Friday at 2 with Catholic rites at the church of Father O'Reilly officiating. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery. He served as a Confederate veteran in the 17th.
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Austin Burras Kenyon
Father O'Reilly
Kenyon
Death of Mobile Local Man After Illness Several Weeks
The youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Amos died Saturday night at 11 o'clock at the family home 156 South Hamilton Street after a several weeks illness. A Mobile native, he resided here all his life and was employed by The Mobile Register for many years. He is survived by his parents three sisters and three brothers all of Mobile. Funeral notice appears in another column.
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J. B. Amos
South
Hamilton Street
Mobile
Mobile Register
J. E. Amos
Funeral for Walter B. Patten Held in Mobile
Walter B. Patten of the 174th Company Coast Artillery died at Fort Morgan. His funeral will be Sunday from Roche Burke parlors with Odd Fellows and a detachment from the fort in attendance. Full military honors and Odd Fellows services will be conducted at the parlors and grave. His father George W. Patten, from Wichita, Kansas, arrived Friday.
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Walter
Patten
174Th Company
Coast Artillery
Fort Morgan
Mobile
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Odd Fellows
Wiota
Motion Picture Page Specials This Week in The Item
Daily metro features highlighted with a focus on the Motion Picture Page for the week. Sunday edition promises extended coverage and notable screenings.
General Whiting schooner reported lost near Cape Henry
Telegraphic advices say American schooner General Whiting, a Mobile lumber fleet vessel, was thought wrecked in a storm off Cape Henry Virginia. Reports conflict. the Be Juan Puerto Rico bound ship may be the General Whiting, details unclear with no lives reported.
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General W
Cape Henry
Mobile
Be Juan
Porto Rico
General Whiting
Mahogany Lumber and Portation Company
James K. Glennon
K. Linscott
Apalachicola
Via
Ean
Freddie Ras
Evelyn
Ph Key West
Bessie Whiting
Norfolk
Port Royal
Whiting
Burns Beats Billy in Ten Round Bantam Bout
New York bantam Frankie Burns defeats rival Billy of New York by decision over ten rounds in New Orleans. Burns fought in great form and nearly stopped his opponent in the final round.
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New Orleans
Frankie Burns
New York
Billy
Burns
Schultz Stops Bennett in Fifth at Milwaukee Show
Louie Schultz stopped Jack Bennett in the fifth round of a scheduled eight round bout at the Milwaukee Athletic Show. In New Orleans, Jack Britton knocked out Frankie Gage in the ninth round at the Orleans A C, delivering a decisive swing to the jaw.
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Bennett
Milwaukee
Wis
Louie Schultz
Jack Bennett
New Orleans
Jack Britton
Frankie
Orleans A.C
Edly
Gage
Read it: Ever pictures. Why bothey 4 made?
The page hints at information about a topic titled Ever pictures and asks why Bothey 4 was created. It notes the NIA News Page provides context and invites readers to review the information today.
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