NOTHING IS HEARD FROM ENVOY LIND
Washington reports say neither the White House nor the state department had been advised of visits to Vera Cruz by Jesus Flores Magon and Admiral von Hintze. President Wilson has not been told of any planned conferences, though Lind may act with discretion. No change in Mexico conditions as per Lind. Wilson indicates he knows nothing of any resumed talks with the powers urging Huerta to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
State Department
Vera Cruz
Jesus Flores Magon
von Hintze
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Lind
Huerta
Railroad Schedules Alabama Tennessee and North
Rural timetable shows trains for Mobile Ohio Railway Texas Express St Louis Cincinnati line Mobile Meridian and other services with arrival times around 6.20 am 11.35 am 5.45 pm and evening departures including daily and Sunday only trains. Also lists temporary notes and a Thomasville Ac service with a 10.45 am reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cere T
Eessec Serscas
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Pasar Ead
Mise
Texas
St. &.-Cin.-Chi. Ltd
Mobile & Meridian
Rho.-Cin
N. Y
Lad
Mobile & Bay Er Penoas
Lea
Thomasville Ac
NO. Ltd
Mont
Ay & Cin. Ltd Peete
Mail & Ex
Weere Ensaroia Ac
Orles
Mobile
Chicag
N. O
Cullen and Brown Funeral Notices from 1914
Cullen Richard entered into rest at 3 55 PM January 18 1914 Funeral from 206 Canal Street tomorrow at 2 30 PM and from St Vincent church at 3 interment Magnolia Cemetery Brown James A age 69 died Sunday January 18 1914 funeral from 261 Beauregard Street tomorrow morning attendees invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen
Richard Cullen
Canal Street
St. Vincent's Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Brown
James A. Brown
Beauregard Lstreet
Gardner of Troy Urged for Supreme Bench
Montgomery January 19 Special to The Item Judge Lucien D Gardner of Troy chancellor of the Southeastern division is favored for associate supreme court justice to replace W L Pitts who declined the appointment Governor O Nealf has received many letters urging Gardner and plans to appoint him promptly Gardner already announced candidacy for the unfinished term of Judge Anderson and will run in the primaries regardless of appointment If Gardner moves up the governor must name his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Lucien D. Gardner
Troy
O'Neal
Supreme Court
W. L. Pitts
Uniontown
Gardner
Anderson
Supreme Bench
Mobile Bona List Reveals Municipal Bond Details
A revised Mobile Bona List itemizes Alabama County Refunding bonds and multiple city and corporate issues. It lists rates, terms, and serial numbers including bonds from Bank of Mobile, Merchants Bank, Turner Hartwell Docks, Battle House, Meridian Ry, and Mobile & Ohio R R Co with percentages and denominations amid a closing note on dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macarney
Schley
Mobile County
Alabama
Stock Bank
Con National
Bank of Mobi
Esecses
Turner-Hartwell Docks
Aross Viet van Antwerp
Battle House
Meridian Aoa Ry
Encsevecsesed O Consolidated Beeet
Oss-Veveceeten Montgomery Division
St. Louis
Cairo
Sssess
Mobile & Ohio R. R. Co
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Amelia Hamilton
Funeral services for Mrs Amelia Hamilton formerly Miss Amelia Pfleger were held at Grand Bay with a large turnout from Mobile Jackson County and Grand Bay community. The cortège stretched about a mile with pallbearers listed including James Dennis Fred Hamilton John Hamilton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Hamilton
Grand Bay
Hamilton
Pfleger
Mobile
Jackson County
Miss
Amelia Pfleger
F.M. Atkinson
James Dennis
Tunnell Springs
Fred Hamilton
John Hamilton
Eugene Schell
Carl Schnadelbach
Elmer Pugh
James Schim
Clyde Crigler
Funeral of Warley A Bolton at Oakdale
The funeral for Warley A Bolton son of Mr and Mrs Joseph E Bolton was held Sunday at 2 30 PM from the Bay Avenue home. Rev Father Dunne of St Matthew's Catholic church officiated, with burial at Zion cemetery Mertz Station. Numerous flowers covered the tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Warley A. Bolton
Joseph E. Bolton
Bay Avenue
Washington Avenue
Oakdale
Father Dunne
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Mertz Station
Zion Cemetery
Death of James A. Brown at 69 in Meridian
After a brief illness lasting weeks James A. Brown aged 69 died Sunday night at 6 30 at his home 61 Beau Regard street He was an employee of the Moline and the Railroad Company and he is survived by his wife three sons Claude of Mobile Henry and James Brown of Meridian Miss six grandchildren and other relatives Interment will be in Whistler cemetery on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Brown
Beau- 1Regard Street
Moline
Railroad Company
Claude
Mobile
Henry
James Brown
Meridian
Miss
Whistler
Death of Miss Maria Carver in Mobile area
Sunday morning at 9:20 Miss Maria Carver aged years a native of Mobile and former Ocean Springs resident died at a local sanitorium after a brief illness. Funeral service was held Monday at 11 from Miss B. Waring's residence 351 Government Street with interment in Magnolia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Carver
Mobile
Ocean Springs
Miss
B. Waring
Government Stret
Magnolia Cemetery
Funeral for John E. Groeschner Held at Magnolia Cemetery
John E. Groeschner died Saturday night at 11 30 and the funeral was held Monday morning. Interment occurred in Magnolia cemetery where many friends and parents paid tribute. He was a Mobile county native living with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Groeschner on Fulton road. Survived by brother Charles Groeschner four sisters Mrs G W Smith Mrs Joseph Langrouber Mrs Charleson fivan and Mrs John Jacobson and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Groeschner
Magnolia Cemetery
Mobile County
Charles Groeschner
Fulton Road
G. W. Smith
Joseph Langrouber
Charles’ On Fivan
John Jacobson
Cotton Receipts and Steamer Freight Totals Listed
A summary of railroad and steamer cargoes includes 209 bales for Cotton Receipts New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad Export, 657 bales for Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Train No 2, 661 total bales. Steamer accounts show multiple consignments summing 16 bases and 40 bases for John Quill and other vessels with named agents and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Mobile and Montgomery
Bevill-Phillips
James A. Carney
Davis
Wilson Gaillard
American
Selma—Baker- Lyons
Davis, Wilson, Gaillard
Touart and Quinn
Farmers’ Commission Company
Lott
New Orleans Cotton Opens Week Bullish on Strong Demand
New Orleans January opening sees brisk trading with futures up early, May futures touch 13 cents, large foreign spot sales seen as confirming mill demand. Prices pared to modest gains by afternoon, spot unchanged at 13.00 cents and 1,305 bales sold, market closing steady with a 0.06 cent net rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton market opens firm on higher cables and demand
New York cotton opened firm with a 6 to 10 point advance on higher cables. After initial realizing caused irregularity, prices rose 9 to 16 points before retreating on covering and general demand. Southern reports note exporters outbidding domestic spinners for spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Trade Activity
Liverpool reports active demand and firm prices with high sales of 15 000 bales including 12 700 American and 2 000 for speculation and export. Receipts 6 000 with no American. Futures closed firm with forward quotations across months. Then a comment on men kept out of politics by hard work required for election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Polo origins and social quips from a distant era
Polo originated in India and is praised as a daily learning aid. A remark on Keene's shoulder follows an odd line about Greek knowledge from a shine factory. The piece lightly critiques college life and a man whose political views align with the electric light he desires for his corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shine Factory
Early stock trading shows higher level. Steel leads demand
In New York on January 19, initial stock trading established a higher level with strong demand for leading issues especially Steel. Fractions led the gain, with Northern Pacific, Smelting, and Texas Company advancing a point. Reading faced pressure and profits, while overall recessions were slight and bullish activity waned as the day progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Pacific
Texas Company
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
Amer
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pullman Palace
S. Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
New Haven
Texas Old
MOBILE PROVISIONS Wholesale Quota, All we see of justice is a statue of her
Reading from a fragment the piece notes a wholesale quota system and quotes a statue as symbol of justice. The odd phrasing frames a civic critique with sparse context and unnamed sources.
Dr King's New Life Pills Advertised for All Bowels
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a gentle natural remedy for bowel troubles. The pills stimulate and regulate the bowels and tone the entire system, priced at 25 cents. H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H. E. Buckien & Co
Delphia
St. Louis
Grain prices in Chicago and St Louis on January 19
Cash grain and provisions quoted in Chicago and St Louis on January 19. Chicago shows No 2 red at 95 1-2 to 96 1-2, No 2 at 90 to 90 1-4, No 2 Northern at 90 to 90 1-4, No 2 Spring 89 to 90, oats 41 1-2, standard 39 1-4 to 39 3-4, barley 60 to 77, timothy 3.75 to 5.25, clover 11.75 to 24.50, pork 21.80, lard 11.17 1-2 to 11.20, ribs 11.12 1-2 to 11.70. St Louis closes wheat No 2 red 94 to 96, No hard 88 1-2 to 93, corn No 2 65 to 66, No 2 white 69 1-2, oats No 2 39 1-2 to 40 1-2, New white 40 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boslien and Creamery
New York Crean
Curtos
Ounteon
Eames
Uno
Wedenne
Foote Rees
Ubi
Aes
Lia
Herces
Eterna
Lane
Uckel
Bibho
Wal
Alixeu
Liverpool Rine
Wool
Surry
Brit
Chicago
ST. Louis
Nol Hard
Whitt
Maritime traffic and river updates from Mobile port
Maritime notes list multiple vessels in port or due to sail, including the British steamer Kazembe loading phosphate at Tampa and bound for Savannah then Gibraltar, the Lord of A under tow for repairs, the Norwegian steamer Be 1,067 Knudsen heading to Cuban ports, and several other ships unloading, loading, or sailing for Europe, Cuba, and Mexico. The revenue cutter Winona returned from Pass Christian after assisting President Wilson and carrying his representative to Mexico. Local notices reference light relights and channel buoy changes in Mobile Bay and Southwest Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kazembe
Anderson
Atlantic, & Far East Line
Tampa
Savannah
Gibraltar
Suez
Kobe
Yokohama
Japan
Mobile
Lord of A
Sea King
Pinto Sad
Knudsen
Sina Steamship Line
Ha Cuba
Havana
Matanzas
Cuban
Hortense
Mobile Fish & Dyst Company
Speche Banks
Mexico
Kaloiak
Mr. Cook
Chicago
Mississippi River
Sandsand
Jacksonville
Fla
J Walsh
Turner- Hartwell Docks
Comal
New York
Villa Real
Port
Fjell
Vera Mex
Cilicia
Galveston
Texas
Jacob M. Haskell
San Juan
Cuba
Winona
President Wilson
Pass Christian
John Lind
Chester
White House
Alabama
Mobile Bay
Mobile Ship Channel
MGA
Atlantic Coast
U. S. Coast Pilot
Louisiana
Southwest Pass
Southwest
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Frank Bookelo
White
Madison St
Kit Smith
Brewton
Ala
P. O
Baldwin County
Ale
T. A. Banning
Robertsdale
FP. O
E. D
C. F
Bell Phone
Eslava St
Dan
Care Lhem
Bey
T. R
J. T
Stt. Joseph Street
Bell
Bell 3572
L. W
L. J
J. E. Bell
Corner Cedar
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Gulf Terminal Station
A. W. Mackintosh
Mobie
G. M. Luce
Texas St
Cleveland
German Relief Hall
Sunset Orchestra
Cohn
Government Street
Corner St. Emanuel
Hill
Secret Service Agency
Trust Bldg
Birmingham
J. R. Penn
Dauphin Street
C. $. Goubil ™ Produce Co
Marx Grocery and Produce Co
Dauphin St
Commerce and
Water Sts
St. Francis St
Apply Royal Auction Co
North Royal Street
Apalachico
J. S. Barret Lumber Co
Dawes Mill
B.S. Cowen
St. Franks Street
Stoddard-Dayton
Studebaker
Cole
Bloch Brothers
Water Street
Fox Typewriter
Edison Phonograph
Eastman Kodaks
A. B. Careltem
Sherman Stationery Co
H. P
Lathrop
Ellis D. Gates
Michael
Charles St
Conti Street
Atp
Ford
A. B
L. C. Smith
Emerson
Oliver
Morningstar Loan Office
Ter
Church
Jefferson St
S. Jackson
St. Emanuel
Col. Monroe St
Dearborn Street
N. Jackson
Telephone Muscatt & Lott Produce Company
Itp
Howson Lott
C. S. Davis
Davis Avenue
Hospital St
S. W. Spring Hill Avenue
Margaret Street
F. G. Touart
Terrell Dairy
Center Street
John Terrell
Hall's Mill Road
Miss Stone
Church St. Bell
Envoy Lind
Associated Press
Alabama, Tennessee & Northan Railroad
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Goveror
United States
U. S
Sweewee
Weer
Seeeer
India
Foxhall Keene
James A. Dew
The
P. O. Cafe
Wall Street Review
Naval
Oat
Maritime Matters and River News
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