Chancery Notice in Mobile Suit against Farmers Loan and Trust
In Mobile Alabama James K Glennon as Complainant vs Mobile and Ohio Railroad et al No 10 466 notices say Farmers Loan and Trust Company a New York corporation must plead answer or demur by July 8 1913 or be confessed against. Notice to be published weekly for four weeks in The Mobile Item. Also bids requested for 150 000 06 in 5 percent twenty year road bonds with bids opened June 26 1913. Address GEO E Stone Treasurer Mobile Alabama.
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Chancery
Mobile
Ala
Alice Rice
Lottie Rice
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Alabama
New Jersey
Mobile Item
Carl Holzborn
Register
James K. Glennon
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
New York
New York City
Mobile County
Geo. E. Stone
Mary E. Hall
Henry G. Hunt
A. D
P. Phillips
Philip Phillips
Henry G. Blunt
County of
Cedar Street
South Carolina Street
Gunthorpe
Bogue
Yeend
Notice of Administration in Estate of John L Watters
Administrator George M Foster announces letters of administration were granted June 3 1913 by Judge Price Williams Jr of Mobile County Alabama. Claims against the estate must be presented within the legal time or be barred. Lyons Courtney attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Watters
Price Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Alabama
George M. Foster
Lyons & Courtney
Cotton Market Shows No Sales or Price Change
The cotton market closed nominal with no sales recorded Tuesday. Exports totaled 220 bales, compared with 127 bales last year, while prices listed for grades range from ordinary to good middling with small adjustments.
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Sebeewsee
G. Britain
Confinen
U. S
Stock Market Dismal Opening After Minnesota Rate Ruling
New York June 10 trading opens with sharp declines across rail and industrial shares led by Northern Pacific and Great Northern pfd stocks. Market rallies briefly on scale buying but soon slides to new lows before a partial recovery as liquidations ease.
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New York
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Western Maryland
Amalgamated
Steel
Rubber
General Electric
Bethlehem Steel
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Reading
Harriman
London
Great Northern Pfd
Leigh Valley
Lehigh
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Smith and Ring
American Sugar Ring
Tel and Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chicago and Northwestern
Chi. Mil
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Inter-Harvester
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri
Kaw
Texas
National
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Peoples’ Gas
Pullman
Rock Island Co
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Reported in Savannah Market
In Savannah on June 10 Turpentine firm 351-2 36c posted sales of 400 casks with 199 casks receipts. Rosin firm shows no sales but receipts of 2 574 barrels with quotes B 4.00 D 4.35 E 4.60 F G H and 1 4.75 K 4.90 M 5.40 N 6.15 WG 6.45 WW 6.55.
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Savannah
Two Reel Vitagraph Drama Tops Bijou Show
Two reel feature 2000 Extra Bonus Votes presenting Lillian Walker Clara Kimball Young and Earl Williams in a slavery era love story at the Bijou Theatre. Also showing The Widow From Winnipeg a Kalem comedy. Admission ten cents and five cents for children.
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Bijou Theatre
Lillian Walker
Clara Kimball Young
Earl Williams
Vitagraph Company
Winnipeg
Kalem
Karl Williams
Mobile milk purity ordinance sets bacterial limit
The Mobile city ordinance restricts milk sold or delivered within the city to contain no more than 100000 bacteria per cubic centimeter. Violators face a fine from five to one hundred dollars as enforced by the recorder, with the ordinance taking effect upon adoption and publication.
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City of
Mobile
Board of Commissioners
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool markets show cotton in fair demand with steady prices. Spot items range from good middling to ordinary, with 15,000 bales sold including 3,000 for speculation and export and 14,700 American. Futures open quiet and close very steady with multiple month pairs listed.
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Liverpool
Tampa couple receives marriage licenses in city
Marriage licenses were issued Tuesday and late Monday afternoon to Walter L. Harwell of Tampa Florida and Susan Mary Merkel of this city, John Charles Cox of Columbus Mississippi and Mattie Spright Grace of this city, John E. Fowler and Mary B. Maurin of Mobile. N B Shaw of Mobile, recently appointed a notary public, filed the necessary bond in probate court to do business Tuesday.
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Walter L. Harwell
Tampa
Fla
Susan Mary Merkel
John Charles Cox
Columbus
Miss
Mattie Spright Grace
John E. Fowler
Mary 8. Maurin
Mobile
N. B. Shaw
Bank Statement of Mobile National Bank 1912
The document records a balance sheet for Mobile National Bank with total assets and liabilities totaling 4 862 267 47, detailing capital stock surplus funds undivided profits and reserves. It includes notes on deposits outstanding and various reserves, signed by cashier Chas D Willoughby and notarized by Z M P Inge on June 9 1912 with attestations from directors P Bestor Jr Lebaron Lyon L Hammel.
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State of
Alabama
First steamer berths in new Cochrane docks
The Mills, an American steamer, becomes the first vessel to moor at the new Cochrane docks above One-Mile Creek after being shifted from Hieronymus docks. Built in 1901 at Sparrow Point, Md, Mills loads crossties for New York and draws 20 to 21 feet. Other arrivals include the British Daybreak from Wilmington and schooners Maud Rf Crum and Fannie Prescott at quarantine. River steamers Mary S. Blees and City of Mobile plan departures later today.
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Cochrane
Nm. Lyons
American Steamer Mills
Hieronymus Docks
Cochrane Docks
Mills
Sparrow Point
New York City
Lyons
Morris
Wilmington
N. C
van Heynigen & Co
Maud Rf. Crum
Puerto Rico
Fannie Prescott
Cuba
St. Paul
Blees
City of Mobile
Sunny South
City of
Mobile
Winnipeg Comedy by Kalem Stars Kimball Young
Kalem presents a fine Winnipeg comedy featuring Kimball Young and Karl Williams. Admission 10 cents, children 6 cents. The production showcases light humor and characteristic era performances in a compact screening.
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Dauphin Street
St. Emanuel St
Conception Street
I . . A. Hill Mill Co
Orrville, al
P. O
Adam Glass & Co
Pine Crest Cemetery
H. A
Lula Bright
Lewis
Glennon Avenue
P. C. Lott
Adams
Bell Phone
Fairhope
Ald
North Jackson Street
St. Emanuel Cor
Monroe Sts
N. Broad
S. Lafayette Street
N. Broad Street
N. Congress
W. Jackson
Bell
Claiborne and
Conti Streets
Zundela
N. Conception Street
Broad Street
Hallett Mfg, CO
Home Phone
Trenton
Mich
Pinto Pass
W. L. Preston
General Delivery
R. Lartigue
Cedar Point Road
Thomas
Battle's Wharf
F. L. Ingersoll
Three Mile Creek
Telegraph Road
Aia
Moler Barber College
New Orleans
Yeend Brothers
ST. Francis Street
Knights of Pythias
Gateway
Catholic Cemetery
Whistler
Magazine Point
Ih. M
C. W. Moss
Selma Street
Industrial Garden
James McPhillips
Dauphin St
N. Station
Cawthon Hotel
Royal, Dauphin
Conception
M. E. Wilson
Care Armour & Co
Dia- Vie
City Bank and Trust Co
Royal
Battle House
E. H. Murray
Almist
Pauline
Spring Hill
Chrichton
Cross Railroad
Burton Avenue
United
Colon
Bocas Gel Toro
Panama
Limon
Bocas
Belize
Barrads
Cortez
Ceiba
Tela
Pacific Coast
Central
South America
Costa Rica
Bocas del Toro
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
T D. Me Lu
Cocal Menace
J. J. Kelleher
Wall Street Review
Gulf
Pen
Eense
Eee Ween
Guy Wcceds
Lee
Eeeeee
Suny Iaccs Advcoes
Eeewee
PORK
Seveetuens
Ccs Vaeasene
First National Bank
Csede
New Cochrane Docks
Or Mills
Cyptierete
Nee
Carter
Cartersittle
As A CO
Imperial Sanitary Laundry
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