Insolvent Estate of Horace G Chandler Seeks Settlement Date
Probate court in Mobile County Alabama on June 12 1912 declares the estate of Horace Greely Chandler insolvent and sets August 9 1913 for administrator P H DeBardelaben to appear and settle past administration before final delivery of remaining acts. Interested parties may contest accounts at that time. Judge P Williams Jr. presides. attorney H H McClennand represents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy U. Orr
Price Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Alabama
Annie A. Woolard
Leigh & Chamberlain
George Harris
Malinda Harris
Henry Tonsmeire
State of Alabama
Horace Greely Chandler
P. H. DeBardelaben
P. Williams, JR
H. H. McClennand
Port gains in June tonnage and vessel count at Mobile
Harbormaster Thomas P. Norville reports June results to Commissioner Harry Pillans showing a total port tonnage rise of 10 355 and 84 vessels in port versus 74 last year. Steamers total 44 foreign bound and 12 coastwise with 21 schooners and seven square riggers. Waterfront work remains brisk and creosoted paving blocks business is strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Norville
Harry Pillans
Mobile
Deaths and Funerals: W C Jordan Edward Watters Sunseri
Mrs W C Jordan of Buckatunna Miss died at Southern Infirmary after a long illness. Edward Watters of Wheelerville Mobile County died of tuberculosis at the city hospital. Frank Sunseri, 47, native of Trabia Italy, died at Hotel Dieu New Orleans. trusted agent of Manuel Bonilla in Honduras, with ties to Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jordan
W.C. Jordan
Buckatunna
Miss
Southern Infirmary
Waynesboro
J. B. Davis
Berenson & Sands
Edward Watters
Wheelerville
Mobile County
City Hospital
Thomas Fincher
Frank Sunseri
Trabia
Italy
Hubbard-Zemurray Company
San Pedro
Sula
Honduras
Hotel Dieu
New Orleans
Mobile
Sunseri
Manuel Bonilla
Bonilla
Mrs Rebecca Jemison Dies After Prolonged Illness
Rebecca Jemison aged 74 died Monday at her home in Whistler after a long illness. A native of Choctaw county Alabama she lived in Whistler for twenty nine years and is survived by three daughters Mrs James Pritchard Mrs Robert Smith of Whistler and Mrs Robert Greer of Oklahoma City plus other relatives.
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Rebecca Jemison
Whistler
Deceaged
Choctaw County
Alabama
James Pritchard
Robert Smith
Robert Greer
Oklahoma City
Okio
Cotton Market Quiet in Mobile with Large Exports
The Mobile market closed unchanged with no sales on Tuesday or Monday. Exports for the day were large, totaling 763 bales, far above the 12 bales shipped on the same day last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Sports
Britain
U. S
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady After Early Selling
New Orleans July cotton futures finish with a net gain of 2 to 4 points after a mixed session. Early trading saw selling absorbed by professionals as weather and crop prospects remained favorable and cables held steady.
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New Orleans
Suiy --Essv Ees
Cotton futures close steady as early trading shows uneven moves
New York Cotton opened steady with slight gains across options and Liverpool demand aiding lifting prices. Futures finished steady as offerings remained light and trading range narrowed with July and August leading the activity amid abroad market signals and looming heat in the eastern belt.
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New York
Liverpool
Ins Dogree Et Naan Lee Mistor Ceca
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool July cotton market shows steady futures with middling and higher grades in demand. Daily sales reach 10 000 bales including 9400 American and 500 for speculation and export, receipts 2000 bales. Futures close steady with July at 6.48 and near-term spreads listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Grain and Provisions Market Report Chicago July 8
Wheat showed new weakness as bids for the new crop rose. September dipped from 891 to 892 and then recovered. Corn fluctuated with receipts expected to fall, with September trading around 61 1 8 to 62. Provisions firmed with first sales higher: pork near 21.05, lard about 11.72, ribs near 1192 1 2.
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Chicago
Eee
Decem Eee
Ccorn
Eeveteere Ee
Eee Ree
Eee Neeree
Savas Eevee
Eeeares
Rid Your Children of Worms with Kickapoo Candy
A 19th century advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenges as a cure for worms in children. It claims relief from tossing rolling teeth grinding cries and thirst plus stomach pains and bad breath, with testimonials from Mrs J A Brisbin of Elgin DL. Contains price 25c and purchase from druggists or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
van Antwerp Drug Co
Candidacy Filed for City of Mobile Commissioner
Announcement of candidacy for Commissioner of the City of Mobile at the September 1913 election. The candidate respectfully asks all citizens for their support.
Produce Quotations From Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce presents price quotations for produce including apples per box 3.00, oranges per box 4.50 to 5.00, lemons 7.50 to 38.00 per box, grape fruit assorted sizes and jumbo bunches, cabbage in crates, beans and peas by pound, codfish by pound and per tub mackerel prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Holland
Ideseesees
Market Opens With Hesitation On Wall Street
Stocks moved in a hesitant pattern at the open with Readings and Steel showing large trades while most listings were light. Union Pacific led losses, dropping about a point, as bears dominated early trading before a partial recovery as selling eased and sentiment swung toward the short side amid European concerns and crop hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Steel
Union Pacific
Reg Sa Copper
Tel and Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel
Tran
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Beaverenad Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Pid
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illlinois Central
Rock Island Co. Ptd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Pfd
Wabash
Western Union
Turpentine firm reports mixed sales and stock figures
In Savannah on May July, the Turpentine firm shows 3,634 sales with 300 receipts and 2,276 shipments, stock at 30,923. Resin activity lists zero sales but 2,379 receipts and 277 shipments, stock 133,401. Prices quoted include EB 4.46 and WG 6.25 to 6.35 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
G. H
Weather report shows sunlit across much of nation
Generally sunny with high barometer east of the Mississippi. A depression over the Dakotas and upper Mississippi valley brings rain and heat with a 98 degree high in Rapid City. Cooler, fair conditions persist from the Pacific coast to the northern Rockies. Warm, sunny weather and low pressure in the southwest persists including Mobile tonight and Wednesday. Albert Ashenberger, Local Forecaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Rapid City
G. D
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
United States
Mobile
Notice to Chart Agents on New H. O. Charts for Sale
The following H. O. charts Nos. 444 955 1169 1314 and 132 percent are available for sale. Shippers Forecast warns of 96 degrees for 36 hour shipments north east and west. River Forecasts predict little change in the Tombigbee river and branches over the next two days with a slight fall at Demopolis. The Alabama river also shows little change with a tendency to fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O
Tombighbee
Demopolis
Alabama
Busy waterfront as timbermen surge at Mobile ports
Ten gangs of timbermen work are active in port vessels with more due to load lumber. British ships Conway Dongola Coniston Sandgend Cornish City Wilberforce and others top the list, while Glenbridge docks to load lumber for Europe. Bananas arrive from Guatemala and Honduras on United Fruit ships John Wilson and Neuces sailings depart for Tampa and New York.
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Mobile
Conway
Dongola
Coniston
Sandgend
Cornish City
Wilberforce
Puerto Barrios
Guatemala
Mobile and Ohio
John Wilson
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Louisville and Nashville
Neuces
Tampa
Key West
New York
E. M. Roberta
Turner-Hartwell
Irma .Bentley
Nimrod
Mary Wittich
Mary
Blees
Sunny South
Viator
Ulua
Karen
Munson’ Steamship Line
Special Notice to Owners of Vacant Property
We have rented several idle places and offer to advertise yours. We will placard it in our windows and attract tenants. We have six for era we will do for you. Yeend Bro 158 St Francis Street Knights of Pythias Building.
Desirable 4 Room House At Zundel's Wharf
A partly furnished four room house with bath is offered at 25 dollars per month at Zundel's Wharf. The listing highlights affordable living space and the convenient water-side location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zundel’s Wharf
For Sale Cheap Store and Dwelling at Canal and Franklin
Anxious owner offers the northeast corner store and dwelling at Canal and Franklin for a quick sale. Last price offered to potential buyers to close the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal and
Franklin Ste
Oakdale offer for cash buy of room house and lot
A cash offer of 200.00 buys a good tours room house and a 50 by 200 foot lot in Oakdale. The seller promotes this as a better proposition than paying rent and invites interested buyers to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Street
Mohawk and
Dauphin
Oakdale
Desirable bungalow for sale on easy terms
Desirable bungalow in a good location offered for 300 dollars cash with a balance of 30 dollars per month. Owner currently living on the premises. Personal reasons for selling cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Avenue
N. E
Special notice to owners of property wanting to sell
Advertisement promises to advertise and placard property in windows. Claims to attract buyers and sell homes previously handled, offering same service to new clients. Generic claim of helping transient aid home buyers without specific details.
Yeend Brothers at 158 St Francis Street
An item notes Yeend Brothers located at 158 St Francis Street in the Knights of Pythias Building. The brief entry identifies the address and building association without additional context.
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Davis Avenue
Joe Joe Barber Shop
Geo
Corbett and McMahon
Royal St
Durham Metal Mfg. Co
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St. Joseph Street
Klosky's Hotel
Conti
St. Emanuel
P. O
Salco
Balco Mill
Ala
Burke's
Frank Maud
Daphne
Arthur DeJournette
J. R. DeJournette
Greenville
Iya Hoffman
York
M. Hoffman
Silsby’s Bicycle Co
Dauphin St
Government Street Loop
Captain Brinkman
Neshota
Ray Specialty Co
Rosedale
Acme Specialty Co
Monroe
Liberal Commission
Sycamore St
Milwaukee
Wis
National Co-Operative Realty Co
Marden Building
Washington D.C
Sdn
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
N. Y
James Fowler
W. T. West
St. Michael St. Bell
J. J. Munro
School of
Benn Pittman
St. Francis
Chamber OF Commerce
Panama
Ark
Irene Richardson
Coden
Lafayette Street
St. Francis Street
Mnoler Barber College
North Royal
First National Bann
Alex Reed
Water
Joachim
Spring Hill Avenue
Government Street
Loop
Ann Street
Bancock
Dreaper & Burns
Whistler Shop
Emile
Tacon
Liberal
Marine Street
Cawthon Hotel
F. O. Grayson
Hervey Hotel Co
Chas. B. Hervey
CG of
Y. M. B. A. Hall
South Church
West
Dexter Avenue
Box
K. D
I. L. Davis
Hospital Street
Crichton Lumber Co
J. Co. B
Automobile Service
Carson
R. L. Bowline
Atlantic Vinegar Co
Richmond
Edward L. Richard
Otto M. Lehman
Court of Chancery
State of
Sons
W. T. Hieronymus
City of
Wall Street Review
Albert Ashenberger
Harry
Harry’s Big Shoe
Government
Palm Beach
L.H. Meyer & Sons
Ort
Pier 8
Havana
Signe
Munson Line
Cienfuegos
Manzanillo
G. Hardy Smith
Michael Strest
Jos. Patt
Man and Beast
ST. Michael Street
Germany
Barton
Rowley Orchestra
Ant Folsom
Barrell
B. Luscher & Son Paint CO
St. Joseph and
State Streets
Yeend Bro
Knighte
Pythias
Yeend Brothers
ST. Francis Streef Knights of Pythias
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