Ship crew riot and legal notice in Mobile Alabama
Twenty five Chinese sailors aboard the British steamer Chicwick from British Honduras caused a disturbance over shore leave and were restrained by the captain and officers. The same issue carries a long chancery notice in Mobile Alabama naming numerous parties and describing a land dispute to be published as a legal notice.
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Magdeline Lewis
Price Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Alabama
Edwin B. Kirkbride
F.W. Bacho
Pensacola
Fila
British Honduras
Market Quiet as Mobile Records No Sales
The Mobile market closed quiet with no sales recorded for the day or the prior day. Exports totaled 9 bales, down from 25 bales a year earlier, with mixed grade notes and no dealer activity reported.
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Eee Ewes
Ee Ee
Great Britain
Continent
Montgomery Judge to Answer Assault to Murder Charge
Ludlow Elmore, Montgomery police court judge, will face a preliminary hearing August 4 before Justice L. E. Speer at Wetumpka on charges of assault with intent to murder. He was arrested in Montgomery after a warrant by Lamar Smith stated his family narrowly escaped death when Elmore’s car recklessly sped past Wetumpka last week. Elmore posted bond to appear.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ludlow Elmore
Justice of the Peace
L. E. Speer
Wetumpka
Elmore
Lamar Smith
Bond
June Term of City Court Closes Friday
After denying a motion for a new trial in the Betram Gougis case for robbing Miss Tillie Moog’s residence and Crimann Bros. drug store, Judge J. Semmes refused the request. Gougis faces sentencing Thursday as the June term ends Friday morning with minutes signed sine die for all convictions since the last sentence day.
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Betram Gougis
Tillie Moog
Crimann Bros
J. Semmes
Gougis
Police Roundup and Detentions Report in City
Garder Odom a young white boy was turned over to Detention Home authorities after police alleged he stole papers from city galleries. Frank Jenkins and George Williams two negroes were arraigned for disorderly conduct after a south city fight. Mary Roberts a negress was discharged for lack of evidence in petit larceny case. Tom Moore a negro's case delayed until August 1 over assault with a gun. Chief Crenshaw reports protectographs seized from Leo Bush and suspects Bush’s Washington warrant. H H Vance and L L Vance held as dangerous, charged with defaulting money from a news agency. one to be released if no warrant issued.
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Gardner Odom
Odom
Frank Jenkins
George Williams
Recorder's Court
Mary Roberts
Robert Bragg
Recorder’s Court
Tom Moore
May Jones
Jones
Moore
the Grove
Crenshaw
Police Department of
Pensacola
John W. Scheible & Co
Leo Bush
Jordan
Bush
Washington
LL. Vance
South Lawrence Street
Mobile
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
William Chandler
Vance Boys
City Briefs Report on Local Appointments and Cases
Passenger Agent H C Geen of the L and N road went to Montgomery on business. Charley Johnson arrested on a federal warrant for selling liquor without a license at Buckfield Washington County was arraigned before United States Commissioner Richard Jones and bound over to the next grand jury on 159 bond. Marriage licenses issued to Charles A Kenan and Minnie Linville John J Smith and Corinne Louise Schenker. Henry C Lowenstein appointed a notary public filed his bond in probate court. G E Glover sentenced to eighteen months hard labor for false pretenses and Louis Wonsay sent to six months and twenty days for pistol duel. both taken to the Huxford-Orvin Company camp at Atmore Alabama.
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Mobile
Alabama
David R. Burgess
Masuria McGill
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwest Division
State of
John S. Cowles
Atlanta
William T. Cowles
Jacksonville
Fla
Nina Wimberly
H. T. Wimberly
Los Angeles
Cal
Worth Wimberly
Jefferson Street
Station A
Dallas
Texas
Roberta Sistrunk Buhl
Daniel W. Buhl
Webster Avenue
New Rochelle
New York
Walter Sistrunk
Rochester
Anna N. Adams
Bergen County
New Jersey
William H. Adams
Orange County
Margaret L. Howley
Essex County
Elizabeth A. Cronin
New London County
Conn
Daniel F. Sullivah
Kennesaw Terrace
Chicago
Ill
Mary B. Boyd
Tyler
Toulmin Cleveland
Houston
Eleanor E. Thompson
Davidson County
Tenn
Laura Thompson Wood
Albert J. Wood
Fulton County
Georgia
Eva Frenkel Cohen
Pleasantville
N. Y
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
State of New York
City of
Maxwell Smith
Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company
Century
Valentine Dubroca
Hilaire
Helaire
Dubroca
Benjamin Dubroca
Bernard Dubroca
Abe
William Dubroca
Josephine Dubroca
Virginia Dubroca
Henderson Kinney
Betsey McGill
John McGill
Mary J. McGowin
Jimpsey McGowin
Emily Howell
Adeline Hathcock
Valentine Hathcock
Frances Brown
W. B. Brown
Ira L. Wilson
Nancy Stanford
Isaac Stanford
William Magee
Laurent Milladon
Caroline E. Griggs
William C. Griggs
Edmund
A. Murphy
William W. Somes
J. F. McGill
John S. Cowes
H.T. Wimberly
A Wimberly
Niel W. Buhl
Mary Sistrunk
C. J. Hughes
Louisa
Farmers Loan, and Trust Company
Alger Sullivan Lumber Company
1St
Ira L. Willson
Edmund A. Murphy
County of
Section Ten
Township Three
Chickasabogue Creek
Mobile River
Toucha River
Touwcha River
Bayou Sara
Section
Hobart
Peter H. Hobart
St. Stephens Road
Township
Charley Johnson
Buckfield
Ashington County
United States
Richard Jones
Charles A. Kenan
Minnie Linville
John J. Smith
Corinne Louise Schenker
Henry C. Lowenstein
G. E. Glover
Louis Wonsay
Mose Talbert
Huxford-Orvin Company
Atmore
Alt
New Orleans Cotton Futures Edge Higher Then Dips
New Orleans July market opens with a 1 point gain on active contracts as dry weather in the Western belt and firmer cables support the tone. After the call prices rise, but clouds and unsettled western weather spark moderate selling, ending near 2 points below prior close. August through March futures show slight gains or mixed moves amid volatile trading.
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New Orleans
Caopion
Puig Cs Sh
Cotton futures open steady on Texas dryness and profit taking
New York reports a steady start for cotton futures with early gains of 1 to 3 points before softening on profit taking. Texas weather remains hot and dry with reports of shedding, while eastern belt news stays favorable. Futures closed very steady with varied bid and ask levels for August through January deliveries.
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New York
Texas
Room Shorts
Liverpool
Suly Escreeres
LRA
ILI
Liverpool Cotton Market Report July Prices and Sales
Liverpool market notes steady but quiet futures with middling to good middling ranges. Sales reach 7 000 bales including 6 700 American and 1 000 for speculation and export while receipts total 3 000 bales with 800 American.
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Liverpool
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Steel Leads but Slips Later
The New York market opened with steel leading activity as 4,000 shares traded at 59 7-8 to 59 8-4 while Bethlehem Steel rose, and Erie first preferred gained. Canadian Pacific fell, Illinois Central and Union Pacific slipped, and later overall tone turned heavy with declines in Illinois Central and American Express amid conflicting developments including Steel’s quarterly report and a lower Illinois Central dividend.
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New York
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Lehigh Valley
Reach
Amalgamated Copper
Erie
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Ilinois Central
American Express
Steel Corporation
Corn
Alabama plum nominations sent to Senate by Wilson
President Wilson sent to the Senate a slate including William T. Russell to be chief of engineers with brigadier general rank, Henry T. Mayo as rear admiral, and postmasters for Alabama and Mississippi such as C. T. Harris, C. E. Brooks, W. G. Porter, J. R. Hellin along with others.
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Alabama
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Teh
Senate
William T. Russell
Corps of Engineers
Henry T. Mayo
C. T. Harris
Columbia
C. E. Brooks
Fort Deposit
W. G. Porter
Heflin
Mississippi
J. R. Hellin
Biloxi
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children promotion
Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease colds feverishness constipation teething disorders and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for 22 years. Sold by all drug stores 2 cents address A S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Pay as you enter on Mobile streetcar lines
The Mobile Light and Railroad Company will switch to the pay as you enter system on Dauphin and Government street cars, with conductors on the rear platform for safety. Passengers should enter by the In door, have exact fares or give transfers to the conductor, use coin slots for nickels and dimes, and exit by the front right door to avoid delays.
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The
Mobile Light & Railroad Company
Dauphin Street
Government Street
Deaths and Funerals Dennis Bosarge
Moblila received word Wednesday of the death of Dennis Bosarge at St Biuno after a long illness. A pioneer resident and prosperous farmer, he leaves a large family. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Bayou la Batlo.
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Moblila
St.Biuno
Dennis Bosarge
Bayou la Batlo
Joseph Manning longtime Mobile resident dies in New York
Joseph Manning aged eighty five and long time Tesdent of Mobile died on Friday July 26 in New York City. He was born in Texas and moved east from Mobile twenty years ago. His wife Henrietta Woodworth, once Mrs. J. McPhillips of this city, had died years earlier.
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Joseph Manning
Mobile
New York City
Manning
Texas
Henrietta Woodworth
J. McPhillips
Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic Promises Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic as enriching blood and strengthening the whole system to combat summer fatigue. It claims health benefits and offers a 60 cent price point.
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GROVE
Illinois women jurors convict neighbor in first all female panel
In St Louis, Blanche Thomas faced a justice court with a women juror panel the first since enfranchisement in Illinois. The jury fined her $6 plus costs after a three hour trial, taking under 10 minutes to reach a verdict. Five jurors were stenographers, one married, four under 21.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Illinois
Waat St. Louis
Tiers
Blanche Thomas
Special Notice to Owners of Vacant Property
Notice to property owners about renting idle units. The ad claims success in attracting tenants by advertising in windows and promises similar results for others. It presents as a promotional message urging owners to rent unused spaces.
Desirable 4-Room House at Zundel's Wharf For Rent
A monthly rent of $25.00 is asked for a desirable four room partly furnished house with a bath house at Zundel's Wharf.
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Zundel’s Wharf
Acreage and cottage deals offered in Mobile and Oakdale
Real estate pitches advertise a $200 four room Oakdale lot with 560 by 200 frontage and a 160 acre parcel in Mobile county with a good house priced at 10 per acre. Also a $100 cash four room cottage on Adam Street near Bay Avenue with $15 monthly payments, touted as a rent substitute.
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Owens Lane
W. . Roberts and Co
Masonicemple
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity
Crichton
Court House
Mobile County
Alabama
St. Anthony and
Dearborn Streets
City of
Mobile
St. Anthony Street
Dearborn Street
Ermenia H. Crichton
Bullivan & Stallworth, Solicitors. _ ee
Oakdale
Orangeburg
Adam Street
Bay Avenue
Special notice to owners to sell property advertise in windows
Advertisers invite property owners to have their properties placarded in windows and promoted to attract buyers. The notice promises proven results and claims to have helped others succeed.
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South Georgia Avenue
Vernment
Selma Streets
Windsor Hotel
R. Bettner
Pollock Building
A. A. Richards
St. Francis Street
Willie'l
Mallory Line
Alamo
City OF Mobile School House
I Laz Schwarz
City Mobile
Cupaib
AED
Broad Street
Monroe
Tuttle Avenue
Bell
Colgin
F. P. Thomas
Santa Barbara
Dauphin and
Pine Streets
Crichton Lumber Co
Monterety Place
West Catherine
Monterey Place
Dixie Stove Works
Owen Farley
S. A
C. C
M. Hoffman
Frank Maud
Daphne
King Cody's
Beauregard
Baseball Park
Marion H. Forchheimer
M. Forchheimer & Co
Orpheum Theatre
Sunny Jim LeBeau
Motor Machine Co
Jackson
M. J. McDermott
Harry Russell
Dauphin
Chatham
Elmira
James Curran
Pathe’s Weekly
Betty
Vitagraph
Clara Kimball Young
Maurice Costello
Cupid
Lubin Royal Theatre
Adv
Police News
H. C. Geen
Louisville and Nashville Road
Wall Street Review
Columbia Ice Cream CO
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Ady
George and
Palmetto Streets
F. M. Maddox & CO
Morrill & Lyons
Title Insurance
Title Insurance Company Capital
Joseph Street
Antwerp Drug Corp
Ae Drama
Lubin
Royal Theatre
Mission Be
Yeend Brothers
Knights of Pythias
Michigan Avenue
Knights of Pything
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