Notice to non residents in probate of Esau Stein will
Notice is given to William Eisepein and Benjamin Frohlichstein and others in interest in Mobile County Alabama probate court. Matilda Frohlichstein filed a petition to probate a writing purporting to be the will of Esau Stein deceased. The court orders February 8 1913 for a hearing on the petition with all parties given opportunity to contest. PRICE WILLIAMS JR judge HANAW PIL LANS attorneys.
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William Eisepein
Illinois
Uette
Benjamin H. Frohnecan
St. Luis
Missouri
Kington Avenue
Mobile County
Alabama
Esau Htein
Matilda Frohlichstein
I Frohlichstein
Price Williams, JR
Hanaw & Pillans
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company announces its annual stockholders meeting at Gulf Terminal Station Mobile Ala on February 19 1913 at 12 noon to elect directors and handle other business. Transfer books close January 29 1913 at 5 p m and reopen February 20 1913 at 10 a m.
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Mobile ‘Yd Ohio Railroad
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Gulf Teral Station
Mobile
Ala
Yclock
Reo
Mackintosh
Aiken
Catherine
Dauphin Street
City Pound
James Curran
For Sale Barred Rock Cockerels and Ducks
For sale Ringlet Barred Rock cockerels priced from 1.50 to 2.50 and eggs per setting at 1.00. White Indian Runner duck eggs Fisher strain 2.50 and standard Faura and white ducks eggs 1.50. His stock has never failed to win prizes wherever shown. Lt. A. Tiley Bay Minette Ala.
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Lt. A. Tiley
Bay Minette
Ala
Chicago street railways tally over ten million in fares
Chicago street railways collected more than 10 million dollars in fares over the year. The revenue reflects riders across the city and surrounding lines, indicating strong public transit usage and financial performance.
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Chicago Street Railways
Americans cheer as Wheeling gunship nears Vera Cruz
A dispatch from Consul Canada reports joy in Vera Cruz at the expected arrival of the American gun boat Wheeling. Federal authorities claim rebels are driven from rail lines into the mountains. General Felix Diaz, once prisoner, was moved toward the Texas border as federal troops near Juarez reach 1,000 men, easing fears of rebel capture.
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Washington
Vera Cruz
Mexico
State Department
Canada
Felix Diaz
Texas
War Department
Juarez
Testimony on Gulf Cuba steamship conference details
Chester W. Kellogg of the Munson Line tells the House merchant marine committee that a Gulf ports to Cuba steamship conference exists to stabilize rates and facilitate preferential rail partnerships. He notes independent rate setting by each line and limited competition out of Mobile. He cites past disagreements over rates two to three years ago.
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Washington
Gulf Ports
Cuba
Cana
House Merchant Manor Committee
Chester W. Kellogg
Munson Line
Kellogg
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville
Mobile and Ohio
Steamship Company
Mobile
Alexander
Possible Sea Tragedy Hinted After Energie Report
The German steamer Energie reports passing an oil field in the Gulf of Mexico on January 17 at latitude 27.10 and longitude 91.26. Captain Reese suspects a sunken oil barge or tank steamer caused the surface phenomenon.
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New York
Energie
Tuxpan
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Reese
Doctor's Certificate Refused in Darrow Jury Trial
In Los Angeles on January 25 Judge W M Conley rejected a physician eighty years old certifying juror 75 could not endure long confinement in a second trial of Clarence S Darrow for alleged jury bribery. The juror John Farley, a war veteran, was ordered to serve as the court resumed with a new pool of 75 potential jurors.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
Darrow
W. M. Conley
John Farley
Magnesia Asbestos Chief Convicted of Grand Larceny
John A. Qualey, president of the Magnesia Asbestos Co., was found guilty of grand larceny for defrauding Mrs. Mary Bull, widow of surgeon William T. Bull, out of 35000 by selling stock that the firm later suspended. He was remanded for sentence. Harvey A. Corbett, an architect and former Columbia instructor, appears in the same report.
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New York
John A. Qualey
Magnesia Asbestos Company
Mary Bull
William T. Bull
Qualey
Harvey A. Corbett
Columbia Uni
For Rent Residence at 1003 Selma Street
Classified ad notes a two story residence at 1003 Selma Street near Rapier Avenue with three bedrooms. Details truncated but indicates rental listing in the local housing market.
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Selma Street
Rapier Avenue
Selma St
Rapier Ave
Wyoming Legislature Faces Serious Charge
Cheyenne Wyoming January 25 Alleging that I N Manson a member of the Wyoming legislature is F B Roberts wanted in McDowell County West Virginia for alleged obtaining 900 of school funds in 1908 Sheriff J F Johnson of that county yesterday presented Joseph Carey a request from Governor Glasscock for a requisition for Manson. Manson although elected on a Republican ticket voted with the Democrats in the organization of the house. He has stated that he would not support United States Senator Warren for re election. There are two Chinese voters in Worchester Massachusetts They are Democrats and were born in San Francisco.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
I. N. Manson
Wyoming
F. B. Roberts
McDowell County
West Virginia
J. F. Johnson
Joseph Carey
Glasscock
Manson
House
United States
Warren
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Lawrence Kansas and Burns Montana women report relief from ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Testimonies claim improved health and strength, with authors inviting others to try the remedy and authorize use of their names. The makers cite thousands of similar letters as proof.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence
Kans
John Francis
Burts
Montana
Lonesome Homesteader on Cash Creek Finds Resolve
Mrs. Ben, a lone homesteader on Cash creek, tends 70 acres with no irrigation and relies on underground springs. She recalls frontier life while Gebert touts AA1 mine near the Grande Ronde with a tunnel 800 feet long and workers using a compressed air setup.
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Enterprise
Cash Creek
Great River
Gebert
T. 8
Blanc
Ben
Roy Favor
Favor
Birch Creek
Canyon
Peta
Asotin
Snake River
Franchise bill as good as dead in London
London reports the franchise bill appears dead and with it hopes for woman suffrage this session. The government may withdraw the bill before or after the Grey amendment removing male from the text. Lib Liberal ministers clash over suffrage, prompting calls to retreat and pass a focused woman suffrage measure next session.
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London
Howard Grey
Lewis Harcourt
Fort Worth Chamber Organizes Poll Tax Campaign
Fort Worth Texas January 26 The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce launches a poll tax payment drive urging members to mobilize through telephones and cards to boost city voting strength. The group cites 5600 telephone calls in a prior effort and notes local telephone exchanges aiding the campaign. The notice mentions enforcement of a curfew and South Africans are reported in the closing line.
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Fort Worth
Teaxs
Weather Bureau Chief beset by flood of requests
Washington January 25 Unseasonably warm and wet weather prompts letters to Prof Willis L Moore chief of the weather bureau A Virginia bride to be asks about two April days a New York youth seeks a forecast for ice on his skates and others report broken pipes idle plumbers and anxious citizens as inauguration day approaches.
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Washington
Willis L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Virginia
New York City
Moore
Robbers Lock Cashier In Vault During Oklahoma Bank Heist
Three masked men robbed the state bank at Mounds Oklahoma, locking cashier Cal T. Brown in the vault. They escaped with 8600 dollars in currency and silver, and two hours passed before Brown was freed. The article also notes Denver’s plans to address a smoke nuisance.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Mounds
Cal T. Brown
Digestit clinic promised relief for stomach distress
A seventy three year old Texas preacher reports severe dyspepsia and near fatal stomach trouble but credits Digestit with immediate relief and full recovery. The notice promotes Breyer’s tablets and Elixir as a digestive aid, urging readers to try the treatment today and see a package from Van Antwerp’s.
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M. J. Jenkins
San Antonio
Texas
New Orleans
van Antwerp
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