Notice in Chancery for Dan Cotter in Mobile Alabama
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama Nellie F Cotter complainant vs Dan Cotter defendant No 10768 notice is given that at the 1914 term of the court and on 6 May 1914 the order was entered it appearing Dan Cotter is over 21 and non resident with unknown residence the defendant is required to answer or demur by 31 days from notice and to appear in person in The Mo district consecutive weekly notices will be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Johnson
Honorable Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Tate
Alabama
Alex L. Rhone
Mobile
Nellie F. Cotter
Dan Cotter
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Edmund Gaines Wilson
Leo Bentz Wilson
Southwestern
Lea Bentz Wilson
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mobile Item
State
Bond Redemption Notices For Mobile Series J And K
City of Mobile bonds series J totaling 25000 dollars will be retired February 2 1914 at American Exchange National Bank New York with interest ceasing on that date. Series K bonds totaling 8000 dollars will be retired on the same date at the same bank with interest ceasing.
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American Exchange National Bank
New York
Pat J. Lyons
City of Mobile
City of
Walter Scott Sweetsser Funeral Notice 1914
Entered into rest January 27 1914 at 2 30 pm Walter Scott Sweetsser funeral from his mother in law Mrs Louida Schneider Spring Hill Avenue seventh West of the N O M and C crossing Tuesday afternoon at 2 00 o clock and from St Marys church at 3 00 o clock Interment in the Catholic cemetery
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Sweetser
Walter Scott Sweetser
Louida Schneider
Spring Hill Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Catholi Cemetery
Rail Schedules and Connections Across The Southeast
The notice lists train connections among Alabama Tennessee and Northern lines with departures and arrivals for Mobile and Ohio routes, Miss and Texas Ex, St Louis Chicago limiteds, Mobile and Meridian, and Birmingham to New York, indicating timing for departures and arrivals across multiple lines. Passengers are advised to plan transfers at major hubs and note approximate times for evening and morning services.
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Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Miss. & Texas Ex
St. L.-Cin.-Chi. Ltd
Mobile & MerIdian
In.-N. Y. Ltd
Ousting of Murphy Seen in New York Power Shift
Senator James O Gorman is viewed as chosen to replace Tammany Leader Charles F Murphy as he faces impeachment and dwindling support. The line of influence centers on Murphy’s Republicans and Democratic allies as Germain rises in prominence.
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James O'Gorman
New York
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Germain
Mobile Bond List Records Revised Municipal Securities
A fragment lists Alabama Mobile County bonds and various securities including 3 percent and five percent bonds, with notes on M. and C. R. B and St Louis and Cairo issues. The snippet mentions Consolidated and Collateral Trust bonds, class notes, and a long 60 year term, with scattered percentages and figures.
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Mobile
Macarney
Schley
Alabama
A & Ry
Consolidated
Eenee Ecosenaaye
St Louis
Cairo
Sete - Alabama
Cotton Receipts Fete Railway Export Summary
The report lists cotton receipts by Mobile and Montgomery railway lines including Train No 119 Bevill Phillips with 8 bales and other consignments such as Farmers' Commission Company 7 Baker Lyons 3 and R P Pope 3. Totals show 451 bales for one route and 984 bales for the Mobile and Ohid Railroad export total.
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Fete Railway
Mobile and
Montgomery Ailway
Bevill-Phillips
Farmers’ Commission Company
Baker-Lyons
Davis, Wilson, Gaillard
Tovart and Quinn
R. P. Pope
Transit
Ohid
New Orleans cotton futures dull but steady at close
In New Orleans on January 28 cotton futures traded with little speculative interest. Professionals supplied almost all activity as room traders split between a belief in a long market and minor recessions backing a firm spot level. Early moves were narrow with months up to three points. final settles showed a small net decline from yesterday.
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New Orleans
Cotton Market Quiet With Slight Rally After Opening Decline
NEW YORK COTTON futures opened steady then rallied slightly as foreign buyers supported prices. Trading showed scattered liquidation through commissions but ongoing signals of easing money and favorable trade margins kept selling light. January to December quotes listed, with near term months around 12.20 to 12.80 on the session.
Wall Street Review Narrow Start. Readings Mixed in Early Session
New York trading opened with small gains and declines as professional investors debated the market trend. Reading surged to 170 1/2 while Tobacco subsided, and many rail and industrial stocks moved lower or held near recent levels.
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New York
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
Ann Smelty
Ring
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Onto
Chi
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erle
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Mis
Kaw
Tevag
Tehigh Valley
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island
S Rock Island
Pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
New Haven
Texas Oil
Grain and provisions values reported in Chicago market
Grain prices and futures quotes shown for wheat corn oats and soybeans with May and July contracts. Pork lard and rib prices listed along with daily fluctuations. figures include bid and ask levels and notable price directions.
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Chicago
Cash Grain Prices in Chicago and St Louis
Chicago cash grain markets report No 2 red wheat at 96 1/2 to 91 7/8, No 2 hard 91 1/2 to 92, No 2 spring 90 1/2 to 91 1/2, corn No 2 yellow 67 cents, oats No White 42, timothy 96.75 to 526, 11.76 to 14.50. St Louis lists wheat 94 to 96, corn 63 1/2 to 64 1/2, Neos white 69 to 69 1/2, oats 40.
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Chicago
Louis
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Reported in Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah Georgia on January 28 shows turpentine firm 443-4c with 78 casks receipts and rosin firm with 1,040 barrels receipts. Quotations list B D E F G at 4.15 4.20 K 4.60 M 6.35 6.25 wa 6.50 ww 6.85.
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Savannah
Ceipta
Gulf Terminal Co Directors Re‑elected at Mobile Meeting
The Gulf Terminal Co held its annual bre holders meeting Wednesday at Mobile and Ohio terminal stations. Directors for the ensuing year were B. H. Coa, H. B. Spencer, Washington DC, R. C. Taylor, C. B. Hayes, E. R. Prince, Mobile. Other business was routine.
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Bre
Gulf Terminal
Mobile
Ohio Terminal
B. H. Coa
H. B. Spencer
Washington, D. C
R. C. Taylor
C. B. Hayes
R. Prince
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Franklin Institute
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Bell Phone
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Southern Realty Company
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Same
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Orleans
Madame Reynolds
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J. D. Dalton
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O’gorman
C. Murphy
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