Mobile City to Hold 1913 Bond Vote for School Sites
Mobile officials announce a special election on July 9 1913 to authorize bonds of 150000 for purchasing school sites and erecting new school buildings in Mobile. The measure funds Raphael Semmes School and other sites with various listed parcels and uses Barton Academy walls and cupola.
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City of
Mobile
of So
Board of School Commissioners
Mobile County
Board of Commissioners
Id Board of School Commissioners
Alabama
Broad
Augusta Streets
Broad Street
Augusta Street
Board of School Commissioners of
County of
Old Shell Road
Gilbert Street
Raphael Semmes
Spring Hill Avenue
Kennedy and
Ann Streets
Lawrence
Conti
Cedar Streets
Barton Academy
American Exchange National Bank
New York
Mobile polling places and ward election officers named
An ordinance designates polling places and appoints managers and returning officers for each ward in Mobile. It lists by ward the polling site and the three officials responsible, with the mayor Lazarus Schwarz signing as mayor. The measure also states the ordinance takes effect upon adoption and publication.
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City of
Mobile
West Royal Street
State Street
George D. Williams
Phillip Cosminsky
H. S. Peckinpaugh
Phillip Kearney
St. Louis and
Royal Streets
Savage
G. E. Ainspaugh
W. F. Sullivan
Daniel Callaghan
Mobile County Court House
T. A. Dickson
Edwin Kirkbride
Ed Morningstar
J. C. Miles
Dauphin and
Scott Streets
Douglas McMillan
W. W. Rayfield
George B. McKnight
W. A. Bass
Fifth Ward
Conception
Madison Streets
Ramie Nelson
C. Barkley
George T. Cowles
M. L. Campbell
Sixth Ward
Lawrence and
Canal Streets
John Mitchell
Noah Schwarz
David Nathan
Thomas Murray
Seventh Ward
St. Louis Streets
E. H. Colbear
James Pratt
A. Wade
John H. McEvoy
Eighth Ward
Lafayette Streets
D. H. Edington
W. A. Gunnison
W. H. Orr
J. B. Robertson
Ninth Ward
Marine and
Elmira Streets
J. B. Jenkins
W. P. Kelly
J. E. McHugh
John M. Clark
Tenth Ward
Baltimore Street
Broad and
Marine Street
William J. Young
Wiliam McQuillan
W. P. Rollings
M. P. Desmond
Lazarus Schwarz
Weather Summary for Shipping and Forecast
Shippers should protect against 50 degree conditions for 36 hour shipments north and west and 96 east. The Tombigbee and Alabama rivers are not expected to change much over the next two days. Cool north of the Rocky Mountains gives way to warm Gulf winds with 96 degrees in Montgomery and 92 in Mobile. Thunder showers are probable at Mobile tonight or Wednesday.
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Summer schedule release for the day steamship Apollo
The Apollo will depart Mobile for Fairhope at 9 15 a m Sunday June 7 and return to Mobile Sunday night at 9 p m Weekday sailings proceed from Mobile at 3 30 p m direct to Fairhope with return from Fairhope at 7 a m Atlas ships Albert D Mills and Fjell are also mentioned along with the revenue cutter Winona and river steamers Blees and Sunny South awaiting late Tuesday departures for Demopolis and Selma
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Winona
New Orleans
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Selma
Dr John M Wilson Leaves for New York Surgical Course
Dr John M Wilson departed Tuesday for New York to attend a two month course in surgery at the New York Post Graduate Hospital.
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John M. Wilson
New York
New York Post-Graduate Hospital
Cotton futures open steady on better cables and cover
New York cotton futures opened unchanged to 3 points higher on continued covering and firmer cables. Foreign buyers supported new crop months while Liverpool reduced July positions and Southern selling pressured nearby months leaving the market narrow at midday with the market closing barely steady.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Report June 3
Cotton steady in Liverpool with firm prices across grades. Sales reached 10 000 bales, including 1 000 for speculation and export and 8 900 American. receipts 1 000 with no American. Futures opened quiet and closed easy with multiple forward price quotes through May June to May June.
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Britain
Continent
Liverpool
Sugar Market Steady in New York Trading
New York June 3 raw sugar prices hold steady with Muscovado at 2.80 to 2.83 cents per pound and centrifugal at 2.30 to 2.33 cents. Refined sugar also shows steady pricing as market references remain unchanged.
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New York
Personalities visiting Mobile from across the region
The brief notes about visitors to Mobile list Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Walker of Pascagoula Mississippi at the Battle House along with Dr B R Beller of Mineral Wells Texas and Rev Father Phillips returning from New Orleans. Other visitors include Mrs A W Ranney and H C Ranney of Century Florida, John K B Erwin Jr Southern Railway agent from Selma Alabama, R M Sims and wife from McCook Nebraska at the Bienville, Private John Allen from Tupelo Mississippi at the Battle House en route to Cadiz Alabama, Mrs J Bounds of Moss Point and Mrs C C W Edmunds of Tupelo among Mobile guests, W E Kewen Jr and wife from Greenville Alabama, Lauecano Bermudez Nacion de Bermudez Angeline Bermudez and Jose fina Gonzales of Guatemala visiting Spring Hill college relatives, J A Livingston and wife from New York, and Claude Steiner son of Mr and Mrs Henry Steiner leaving for Pensacola for a visit.
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Lauecano Bermudez
Nacion de Bermudez
Angeline Bermudez
Josefina Gonzales
Guatemala
Mobile
Spring Hill College
Cawthon
Closing Exercises at St Josephs Convent School
The closing exercises of St Josephs Convent School were held Monday night at 7 30 in St Josephs Hall at Jefferson and St Louis streets. A large attendance enjoyed the elaborate program presented by the Sisters of Mercy who direct the school.
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St. Joseph's Convent School
St. Joseph's Hall
Jefferson and
St. Louis Streets
Sisters of Mercy
Wall Street edges up as Canadian Pacific leads rally
New York stocks opened higher with Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific rallying after yesterday’s decline. The market remained irregular with small declines, but several major issues moved higher while others softened. Bond prices eased as traders noted renewed bull sentiment despite ongoing liquidation of low priced shares.
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American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
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Atlantic Coast Line
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Westin
Chicago
Mil
Interborough- Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Cotton Exchange Closed for Confederate Memorial Day
Associated Press reports New Orleans cotton exchange suspended operations on June 3 to observe Confederate Memorial Day. Trade activity paused as markets marked the holiday and workers observed the remembrance.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Cattle and Hogs Trade Report From Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show hog receipts around 15 000 and 21 000 head with mixed declines and steady to weak prices. Cattle receipts near 2 000 and 9 000 head and sheep receipts about 17 000 and 9 000 head with varying steady to slow demand. Prices quoted for hogs cattle and sheep across both cities.
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Texas
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Helfers
Death of B Steiner Jr.
Bernard Steiner Jr., 19, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Steiner, died yesterday at home on South Court Street after a two week illness with typhoid fever. He had just completed his sophomore year at the University of Alabama and was a nephew of Maj R E Steiner, a prominent Montgomery lawyer. The funeral was held today.
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Ala
Bernard Steiner, Jr
Bernard Steiner
South Court Street
University of Alabama
Maj
R. E Steiner
Alabama
Bond Sale Notice for Mobile County Road Bonds
Mobile County Alabama seeks bids for 150000.00 in 5 percent twenty year road bonds. Bids open Thursday June 26 1913. For details address GEO E STONE Treasurer Mobile Ala 6 3 10 17.
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Mobile County
Alabama
Geo. E. Stone
Mobile
Ala
Notice of Adminship for John L Watters Estate
Administrator George M Foster announces letters of administration granted June 3 1918 by Judge Price Williams Jr of Mowiie County Alabama. All persons with claims must present them within the legally prescribed period or be barred. Lyons & Courtney attorneys represent the estate.
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John L. Watters
Price Williams
Mowiie County
Alabama
George
M. Foster
Lyons & Courtney
Public sale of extensive Mobile County land securing trust notes
Default on notes dated December 29, 1911 leads to sale of numerous parcels in Mobile County Alabama. The deed of trust names W T Hieronymus and others, with a June 18 1913 auction at noon in front of Mobile County House. Described lands include shares in Drum mond vs Cleveland case 4625, Grass Island, Fowl River areas, and multiple fractional and lot tracts detailed in field notes and surveys. JAS K GLENNON ED attorney Gaillard & Mabonet handlers.
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M C. Hieronymus
G. A. Hieronymus
Armentina Hieronymus
Henry L. Hieronymus
Kate C. Hieronymus
Mobile County
Alabama
Ala
Mobile
Drummond
Fowl
Fowl River Bay
Cecilia Cleveland
Bankrupt William V Flower Creditors Meeting Notice
United States District Court Southern District of Alabama states William V Flower of Mobile was adjudicated bankrupt on May 29 1913. The first creditors meeting will be June 12 1913 at 2 o clock pm at the referee’s Mobile office to prove claims examine the bankruptcy trustee and transact other proper business. Robert T Ervin Referee in Bankruptcy.
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United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
William V. Flower
Mobile
Alabama
William W. Flower
Robert T. Ervin
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