Mobile ordinance permits Snyder company iron pipe line
Notice of application to Mobile's Board of Commissioners for an ordinance authorizing C A Snyder and Company to lay and operate an iron pipe under Commerce Street for twenty years. Pipe up to ten inches, three feet beneath surface, to convey Black Strap from ships to a plant near Commerce and Beauregard. Sectioned terms cover route, supervision, annual payment, and immediate effect upon publication.
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Board of Commissioners of
City of
Mobile
C. A. Snyder and Company
Commerce Street
City of Mobiles
Board
of Commissioners
Commerce and
Beauregard Streets
Stockholders Meeting of Mobile Fish and Oyster Co
A special meeting of Mobile Fish and Oyster Co stockholders will be held at its Mobile office on Monday August 11 1913 at 12 noon to authorize a mortgage on real estate to pay debts and to amend the by laws. George Schambeau secretary.
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Mobile Fish and Oyster Company
Mobile
Alabama
Mobile Fish and Oyster CO
George Schambeau
Farrell Mary Catherine funeral notice and burial plan
Funeral notice for Mary Catherine Farrell aged 70 indicates death on July 24 1912 with funeral from 403 Augusta Street to St Vincent's Church at 3 30 pm interment Catholic Cemetery. Ellen Barry funeral announced for July 23 1913 8 45 pm with services from 161 South Jefferson Street at 9 30 am and 10 am at St Vincent's Church interment Catholic Cemetery.
Hundred to Attend the Flagler Farewell Dinner
A farewell dinner for Lieutenant C A F Flagler U S engineer will be held at the Cawthon hotel Thursday night with plates set for a hundred guests. Captain R T Ward will take over as engineer in charge of the local office, transferring from Colonel Flagler on Monday per Major F A Happer.
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C. A. F. Flagler
United States
Cawthon Hotel
R. T. Ward
Colonel Flagler
F. A. Happer
Cotton Market Quiet in Mobile With 50 Bales Sold
The Mobile market closed quiet Thursday with total sales of 50 bales. Exports for the day reached 25 bales, compared with 74 bales on the same day last year.
New Orleans Cotton Market Closes Steady Lower
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady with small daily fluctuations and ended the session showing a net decline. July through March contracts moved within a narrow range as weather reports and rains in Texas influenced selling by profit takers and hedge sellers.
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New Orleans
Texas
New York Cotton Opens Lower on Foreign Selling
Old crop positions declined 3 to 8 points as selling dominated. New crop futures rose early on a bullish crop report and lack of rain in Texas and Oklahoma, then pared gains amid rain rumors. Spot cotton eased, with middling upland at 12.15 and middling gulf at 12.49. August futures steady after a volatile session.
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New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Gulf
Aurugl
Liverpool Cotton Market Report
Cotton spot in fair demand and easier with middling at 7.24 pence. Sales 8 000 bales including 7 100 American and 500 for speculation and export. Receipts 1 000 bales, no American. Futures closed quiet and steady with various month spreads from July to June-July.
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Liverpool
Wheat grain futures drift on weather and demand signals
Northwest weather improved conditions for wheat while corn and oats rose on demand. In Chicago September wheat opened near unchanged, slipped to mid 80s, and corn traded around 62 cents. Pork and lard futures softened. first sales settled near prior night levels. In St Louis cash grain prices ranged facing No 2 red wheat at around 84 to 86 cents and corn around 66 cents. A new Hawaii governor nominee, L E Pinkholm, was named by President Wilson.
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Chicago
Northwest
Commission House
ST. Louis
Market price list for grains and feed components
C OFC REPORTS prices for corn oats hay bran meal and corn meal. Corn 80 1 2 88 yellow or mixed 79 1 2 83 8 oats rust proof Maghel 50 1 2 5 8 white 60 1 2 63 clipped 51 1 2 64 Timothy hay 23.00 25.00 Alfalfa hay 21.00 23.50 Bran cwt ev ae Ce 1 17 1 2 1 0 8 Meal ton 34.00 36.00 Corn meal bu 490 % Chops cwt 1.45 1.50 Shorts cwt 1.35 1.40 Bulk corn 4c bushel less Bulk oats 3c bushel less.
Mobile Bond List Revised by Macartney and Schley
Alabama refunding four percent bonds and new issue details listed with serial numbers and prices. Includes Mobile County bonds five percent, four percent issues, Gulf Coast Gas First six percent bonds, Bank stocks, and local properties such as Battle House and Meridian Light and Railway first mortgage bonds with price quotations.
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Macartney & Schley
Alabama
Mobile County
Cceseesene
Mobile & Ohio R. R. Co
GR i Yueatne Cevett Cavesvale
Ais
General Mortgage
Montgomery Division
St. Louis
Cairo
Colateral Trust
Gulf Coast Gas
First National
Bank of Mobile
City Bank & Trust Co
Uhawes
urner-Hartwell Docks
Ec Wottie Saar
van Antwerp
Battle House
Meridian Light & Ry Co
Consolidated
Eoes
Wall Street Opening Slumps Amid Broad Declines
New Haven slips to a fresh low before recovering while Baltimore and Ohio and Colorado Fuel weaken. Can amd Pacific and Canada Pacific drop early. Biscuit and American Tobacco gain as several leaders drift lower. Trading dull, bonds fall to new lows, noon buys lift some issues, then prices steady with mixed gains across major names.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Can
New Haven
Biscuit
American Tobacco
Baltimore
Ohio
Colorado
Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Coppers
Amalgamated Copper
American Cotton Oi
Amn
Rmng
American Sugar Refining
American Tel and Tel Co
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake Aml
Chicago and North Western
Chi. Mil and
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Kansas
Texas
Lehigh Valley
National
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Nothern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Puillman Palace
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel
States Steel
Wabash
Western U
Texas Oil
May Release Great Painting to France
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney may relinquish her option on the Frieseke painting Before the Performance. The French government offered a larger sum to place the work in the Luxembourg, while Whitney hoped to keep the piece in America to support Frieseke’s rising artistic fame.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
America
Frederick Frieseke
Luxembourg
Whitney
Frieseke
Murder charge for man accused of killing stepfather
Deputy Sheriff Mose Bernstein arrested Robert Rosa about twenty at Whatler and jailed on murder charges in Whistler case. Investigators say Rosa helped shoot John Ross after a quarrel with his wife Rachel Ross who was later charged. the Inferior court will hear the case this week.
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Mose Bernstein
Robert Rosa
Whatler
John Ross
Whistler
Palmer
Rachel Ross
Hays Wins Arkansas Governor Race by Large Plurality
Early returns from all sections show George W. Hays Democrat leading for governor with about 34 000 votes in a statewide tally. Meyers Republican Murphy Progressive and Webber Socialist trailed in that order with the Socialist totaling around 2100 votes. The Democratic turnout was lighter than expected.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
George W. Hays
Meyers
Murphy
Webber
San Juan Shaken Up But No Damage Reported
An earthquake shock was felt in San Juan Puerto Rico this morning but no damage has been reported. The report notes the tremor occurred July 24 and caused no injuries or structural harm.
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San Juan
Associated Press
P. R
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
Turpentine firm reports 353 to 4 cents sales, 250 receipts, 1 040 casks, 20 shipments, and stock of 25 304 casks. Rosin firm shows 1 432 barrels receipts, 62 barrels shipments, stock 158 720 barrels with no sales. Prices listed for various grades with multiple figures including 4.00 to 6.40 per unit.
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Savannah
Rosin
Vagrancy and assault cases heard in Semmes court
In City Court Judge Semmes continued Vagrancy case Mattle Bell to July 29. David Flynn received a fifteen day sentence for knife assault on John Moran. The docket Friday lists include Alice Battiste harboring a girl under 18 for prostitution Frank Young assault and battery Hyman Epstein forgery first degree Mary Joshaw false pretenses and embezzlement James Harris Dick Shaw George Davis petit larceny. Chancery matters show several decrees pro confesso and resets for July 12 24 and 25, with petitions to remove disabilities of nonage and to revoke disabilities awaiting action.
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Mattle Bell
David Flynn
John Moran
Sandy Plenty
Frank Morang
Thomas Fincher
Alice Battiste
Frank Young
Hyman Epstein
Mary Joshaw
James Harris
Dick Shaw
George Davis
Chancery Court
Smith
Charles A. Alston
Steve Spates
May D. Spates
Phil L. Muscat
Als
J. H. Bruce
William K. Syson
Jane M. McVoy
James Richardson
Jennie Finch
W. J. Berry
L R. Hedges
Jessie EK. McMillan
Alleta McMillan
Jessie E. McMillan
Oscar J. McMillan
Gardiner G Deering Returns To Port In Distress
The five masted schooner Gardiner G Deering from Mobile to Boston, bow stove in and head gear gone, with canvas over bow and steam pump active, entered Highland Light Massachusetts from the southeast. She carried 30 000 cross ties and was reported in distress after a reported collision with the Sloterdyk earlier in the week.
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Associated Press
Highland Light
Mass
Gardiner G
Deering
Mobile
Boston
Providencetown
Sloterdyk
Gardiner G. Deering
Nash
Turner-Hartwell Docks
G. 8 S. Baxter Company
Personalities Visit Mobile From Nearby States and Cities
Miss Blalack formerly of Mobile returns to the city after weeks on the eastern shore. State Senator Samuel C. Jenkins of Baldwin county visits from Bay Minette en route to the gulf coast. Mr and Mrs H M Puckett of Nashville Tenn are in Mobile visiting friends. Edward L Hurlburt a former Memphis Southern league player and now commercial traveler stays at the Battle House. Mrs Ellen L Morrow Paducah Ky Mrs F L Cade Catherine Ala Mrs Cobey D Cammack and Edward W Cammack Columbus Tenn travel via Mobile toward the gulf. L Y McLeod Grove Hill Ala has moved to Mobile and formed a law partnership with H U Felberman of Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Jenkins
Baldwin District
Bay Minette
Bullwick
H. M. Puckett
Nashville, Tenn
Edward L. Hurlburt
Memphis
Battle House
Ellen L. Morrow
Paducah, Ky
F. L. Cade
Catherine, Ala
Cobey D. Cammack
Edward W. Cammack
Columbus, Tenn
Mobile
Mississippi Gulf Coast
L. Y. McLeod
Grove Hit
Ala
H. U. Felberman
Disappearance Of Rufus Martin Baffles Family In Mobile
Mrs H L Martin of Carrollton Ga seeks information on her son Rufus R Martin a 27 year old graduate of the University of Georgia and chief engineer for Bell Telephone who vanished after leaving a construction camp near Birmingham two months ago Family officials have contacted the company and police while friends at the camp report his departure about the time of his last letter to his mother The young man is six feet one inch tall and weighs 175 pounds. Meanwhile Louisville and Nashville agent H C Geron reports 285 passengers rode a Thursday excursion from Mobile to Mississippi coast points with most disembarking at Biloxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Martin
Carrollton
Rufus R. Martin
University of Georgia
Southern, Bell Telephone, and Telegranh Company
Mobile
M.R. Russell
East Air Street
Atlanta
Telephone Company
Birmingham
Young Martin
H. C. Geron
Louisville and Nashville
Mississippi
Biloxi
Deaths and Funerals In Local Community
Miss Ellen Barry a longtime resident of Mobile county died after a long illness at home. She leaves a sister Mia Burns three nephews Patrick J Thomas J and David P Burns and three nieces Katie Ella Burns and Mrs W F Gass. Funeral from No 161 South Jefferson street to St Vincent s Catholic Church Friday morning. Interment in Catholic cemetery. Mrs Mary Catherine Farrell longtime Mobile resident aged seventy died at her home after a lingering illness. Survived by two sons Joseph I and Robert J and two daughters Mary C and Jessie G Farrell. Burial of John Fagerstrom Sr held at Whistler with rites at St Bridget s Church. Interment in Whistler cemetery. Pallbearers listed as G M Lampford W Rier G Goldman J Rennager J Raney J Malon.
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Ellen Barry
Ireland
Losa
Mia
Margaret Burns
Patrick J
Thomas J
David P. Burns
Katie
Ella Burns
W. F. Gass
South
Jefferson Street
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Mary C. Farrell
Mary Catherine Farrell
Mobile County
Aaususttt Street
Whistler
Burial of Madame Heutchel
The funeral for Madame Josephine An nette Heutchel was held Thursday morning at 4 30 from her residence at the southeast corner Conti and Claiborne streets and at 9 from the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with requiem mass celebrated by Rev Father E J Hackett. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers John Hollenbarter Jacob Fermier Charles Heubach and H M Friedman.
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Madame Heutchel
Madame Josephine Annette Heutchel
Conti and
Claiborne Streets
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father
E. J. Hackett
John Hollenbarter
Jacob Fermier
Charles Heubach
M. Friedman
Explosion at Canadian Explosive plant kills seven men
Seven men were blown to pieces at Beloiel, Montreal, when a ton of gunpowder exploded at the Canadian Explosive Company plant. The cause remains unknown.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Quebec
Canadian Explosive Company
Beloiel
Bryan Returns to Washington From Chicago Meeting
Secretary of State Bryan spent twenty minutes in Chicago en route from Iowa to Washington He stated he is hurrying back to Washington to confer with Ambassador Wilson on Mexican affairs and will proceed to Washington immediately.
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Bryan
Chicago
Iowa
Washington
Wilson
Notes of the Waterfront Fort Gaines Delivers Bananas and Ships Sail
The Norwegian steamer Fort Gaines arrives from Bocas del Toro with 10 750 bunches of bananas for Air Fruit Company. The Viator sails for Puerto Cortes and a Fjell is expected from Puerto Cortez. John Quill to be repaired six weeks. Apollo to take Mechanic Helpers to Montrose on July 28. Echo arrives with 6000 barrels of oil. Marjorie A Spencer sails to Havana with 362 868 feet of yellow pine lumber. Exports include 684 000 ft sawn pitch pine timber to Madeira and England. imports 12 000 bananas from Bocas del Toro.
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Fort Gaines
Knudson
Bocas del Oro
Air Fruit Company
Viator
Eriksen
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Fjell
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
John Quill
Apollo
Mechanic Helpers
Montrose
Echo
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
Port Arthur
Texas
Texas Oil Company
Marjorie A. Spencer
Randell
Havana
Cuba
British Isles Found Vulnerable in Morning Naval Exercise
British waters were raided by German forces using the Red fleet in annual maneuvers. Four transports landed troops near the Humber after defeating the escorting ships, occupying Grimsby Cleethorpes and Immingham. Plans remain shrouded as press access is restricted and naval attaches gain limited details.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
The
Humber
British Isles
John B. Jellicoe
Grimsby
Cleethorpes
Immingham
Territorials
Germany
Umpire McNulty Sues Federal League Club and OConnor
Umpire Jack McNulty of St Louis files a $35,000 damages suit against the Federal League Baseball Club and manager Jack OConnor over an alleged June attack on club grounds. He says injuries prevent him from earning income as an umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jack” McNulty
Federal League Baseball Club of
Jack” O'Connor
O’conor
McNulty
O'Connor
Shippers’ Forecast Warns of 4 Degree Drop for 36 Hour Shipments
Temperatures at 7:00 a m and weather data indicate a 4 degree protection threshold for the next 36 hours. North east and west routes face potential cold-related delays.
River forecasts show modest rise on Tombigbtt system
The Tombigbtt river and branches are expected to rise slightly over the next two days while the Alabama river remains near current levels.
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Tombigbtt
Alabama
Weather conditions and temperature patterns in the east gulf and southwest
Showers and moderate summer temperatures accompany a high and a low pressure system across the east gulf south atlantic states and the northeast. The mean Texas high is near 100 degrees while Durango records 44 as cool conditions prevail in the upper Mississippi valley and Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Gulf
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J. W
Bailey
Flomaton
LING
Richard Liquor CO
N. Commerce
M. Hoffman
Dauphin Street
Charles Nelson
Charles Nejeon
Frank
Daphne
Bis
King Cody's Wood Yard
Iagents
Home Furnishing Co
Newheron, Miss
Mallory Line
W. A.D
W. A. Douglas
Care Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
S. Jefferson Oe
Texas Co
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Toulminville
Plains
Moler College
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Pauline
Spring Hill
Crichton
Crichton Toffice
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Lyric Theatre
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St. Emanuel
National Medical Institute
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Wis
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Bell Phone
Mobile Bay Shell Road
Bay
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Farrell
Mary Catherine
John Farrell
Augusta Street
St. Vincent's Church
Catholic Cemetery
Eee
Ener
Hawaii
L. E. Pinkholm
Island Republic
C. Ofc. Reports
Grain and Feed
S. C
Goshen Creamery
New York Creamery
Louisiana
Wall Street Review
France
Hays
Arkansas
City Court
Semmes
Bow
St. Patrick's Hall
Nor. S. 8
Bocas del Toro
Panama
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Madeira
Fido
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Johnson
Gulfport
Miss
Nor. S. S
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Mad
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England
Admiralty
Jack Paul
SU . Louis Federal Club
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Montgomery
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