City Court Concludes Wallace Not Guilty in Street Car Case
In city court on Friday afternoon the jury found J R Wallace not guilty of passing a street car while passengers alighted. Wallace was fined 25 dollars by Recorder Edington and appealed the verdict. The court continued cases of Jack Lee and others and issued writs against Thompson Patterson Harris. Saturday’s call lists several appealed defendants including Clarence Hines May Jones John McAllister and Ransom among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wallace
Walace
Edington
Jack Lee
Recorder’s Court
H. J. Thompson
Ida ‘Patterson
Charles Harris
Smith Hunter
Robert Matthews
Clarencellins
May Jones
John McAllister
Ransom
William Awdry
Ed Washington
Frank Howard
Court notices outline June schedules and filings
In the courts of Hon. Thomas H. Smith and Hon. Norvelle R. Leigh notices show cases reset for June 15 to June 24. Include Williams v Williams, Williams v Quality Drug, Carroll v Carroll, Cephas v Spencer heirs, Williams et al v Taylor, McLure v McLure, and Hathaway v Hathaway among others with various orders and adjournments. Bond fixed at 750 dollars for Claire de Riviere Darling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Smith
J. Watly
Helen
Zenobia B. Williams
Harry Preset
H. Roger Williams
Quality Drugs Company
Janie Carroll
David P. Carroll
Ellen Cephas
Richard Spencer
Mena Williams
Ella Nora Taylor
Mamie McLure
Cameron McLure
Norvelle R. Leigh
Essemena Hanlon
Claire de Riviere Darling
Chancery Court
Business Arcee
Mary BD. Holmes
Star of ‘Hope
Register
John Gaillard
Joanna Forbes
John Bradford Davis
Thomas ‘Erwin
Hugh Caffey
Joseph H. Lyons
J. B. Webster
Joseph F. Durham
Jno
T. Roe
Catherine Thomas
Henry ‘Thomas
Ella Jemerson
Zack Jemerson
F. A. Hat
Deaths and Funerals of M A Dees and Edward Parsons
News from Mobile reports M A Dees died in Akron Ohio after living in Cottage Hill Mobile. He leaves one son M H Dees near Cedar Lake Mississippi and other relatives. Edward Parsons dies in Georgetown Grand Cayman British West Indies once connected with Seeberg Steamship Co and Parsons Hunter. He served as Custos of Cayman Islands for ten years. Survived by wife four sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Dees
Mobile
Akron
Ohio
Cottage Hill
M. H. Dees
Cedar Lake
Miss
Alabama
Edmund Parsons
Edward Parsons
Georgetown
Grand Cayman
British West Indies
Seeberg Steamship Company
Fruit Islands
Parsons
Edmund S., Durley
Victor Parsons
John W. Hunter
Cayman Brac
R. C. Young
Sav-La-Mar
Jamaica
E. C. Bodden
Hotels Swarm With Visitors in Mobile
John F. Smith and others register at the Bienville and nearby hotels. J. Blackenberger, C. B. Hes ter, J. F. Collins, and more stay at St Andrew. A. J. Brown J. L. Griffin and T. J. Junker check in at Battle House. Windsor, Klosky and Cawthon host lists include many names from Alabama and beyond. A railroad official and executives visit Mobile. local salesmen, residents head to Austin and Houston. An old mutt joke closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Battle House
A. J. Brown
Montgomery
Ala
J. L. Griffin
Birmingham
T. J. Junker
Theodore
Windsor Hotel
W. P. Martin
Brewton
A. B. Donivan
Citronelle
Klosky
A. E. Worman
Evergreen
John McDonald
Irvington
H. N. Macon
W. L. Bisbee
Kozell Holcomb
Houston
Tex
George L. Lewis
McDade
T. L. Moore
L. E. Davis
Selma
H. Douglas
Charles McMiller
Flemington
N. J
Cawthon Hotel
J. Henry
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company
Laurel
Miss
H. N. Stevens
Austin
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Mo-Cola Company
Mobile
Steamship Kyleakin Breaks Steam Pipe Delays Departure
The British steamer Kyleakin of the Leyland line bound for ports of the United Kingdom had to remain at Pier 2 after its steam pipe blew out as it prepared to depart at dawn Friday. The ship will not leave until Saturday afternoon. The Kyleakin completed the crossing from the United Kingdom in twenty two days, described by Captain Campbell as the fastest voyage the vessel has made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyleakin
Leyland Line
Mobile Liners, Inc
United Kingdom
Campbell
Recorder's Court Notes and Fines
M B Cates was fined $2.50 or five days for riding past a stopped car at Dauphin and Conception. E Radcliff, a negro, also fined $2.50 for a similar offense. Unrath the chauffeur was fined $15 or thirty days for speeding, case continued to June to allow payment. Anthony Powell’s appearance bond for assault and lott…ery on his wife was forfeited. alias writ ordered returnable July 1, defendant failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
M. B. Cates
Dauphin
Conception Streets
E. Radcliff
Unrath
Anthony Powell
Edington
Vidmer Wins Land Case In 600 Acre Hall's Mill Tract
The supreme court affirmed the law and equity court ruling in Vidmer vs Lloyd over possession of 600 acres on Hall's Mill road. Lloyd claimed title via purchase from Jake Rabby. Vidmer argued Lloyd had no title. Case lingered on dockets for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Supreme Court
Law and Equity Court
John R. Vidmer
Thomas L. Lloyd
Vidmer
Lloyd
Hall's Mill
Webb & McAlpine
Jake Rabby
Adelle Rabby
VESSEL LIST OF PORT CALLS AND DOCKS
A readable segment lists vessels such as Dictator Kyleakin Amsterdijk Dunerag Paolina Hildegard Ethel Clarke and Doris in Gulf Dry Docks Pier 2 and Pier 1 with destinations including United Kingdom Rotterdam Cuba and Cuban ports. It notes various yards Turner Terminal Docks Ollinger Bruce Dry Docks and Pensacola Florida as repair or loading points with ships named Coniscliffe Georgia Gilkey John D Colwell Henry Crosby and Evadne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish River
United Kingdom
Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks
Foreign
Barkentines
Turner-Terminal Docks
River Platte
Pensacola
Fla
Thomas F. Pollard
Gulf Dry Docks Repairing Co
D. Pickles
Cuban
Doris
Turner-Terminal
Georgia Gilkey
Municipal Docks
Trinidad
Perceler
John D. Colwell
Gulf Dry Docks
Henry Crosby
Coniscliffe
Honduras
Evadne
Cuba
Marine traffic updates from Mobile harbor port activity
The Amsterdijk arrived to load at Mobile Liners Inc and is expected to depart early next week after being moored in deep water. Several vessels including Tyskland American Verona Fort Morgan Frednes and Crathens are due to load or switch services with announcements from Mallory Line and United Fruit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdijk
Mobile Liners, Inc
Hunter-Benn Lumber Company
Tyskland
van Heynigen
Progeso, Mex
San Marcos
Verona
United Fruit Company
Tropics
Fort Morgan
Frednes
Munson Steamship Line
Custom House
Orr- Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Gulf Dry Docks
Home Industry Iron Works
Bodo
Crathens
Orr-Laubenheimer Line
Mobile
Belize
B. H
Seeberg
Vessels Bound for Global Ports List
Shipping notices list vessels bound for destinations worldwide. Karen sails Havana to Munson Line. Crathens Belize bound for Orr-Laubenheimer. Alamo New York to Mallory Line. Ottar Havana to Munson Line. Catherina bark United Kingdom to master. Zeta Cristobal to master. Governor Powers San Juan to Baxter Tie Co. Springfield Genoa to J M Scott. Rosefield Cadiz to master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Median
Liverpool
England
Mobile Liners, Inc
Karen
Nor
Havana
Cuba
Munson Line
Crathens
Belize
B. H
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Alamo
New York
Mallory Line
Ottar
Teen
Munson E
Catherina
Bark
Governor Powers
San Juan
P. R
Baxter Tie Company
Springfield
Schr
Genoa
Italy
J. M. Scott & Bros
Rosefield
Sbr
Cadiz
Spain
Master
Long-Time German Resident Dies in Mobile at 76
Henry Klass a longtime Mobile resident aged 76 died Friday morning after a brief illness at his home 107 Madison Street. He leaves a wife seven children including Capt Henry Klass Rudolph Louis and Mrs Cosai of St Paul with many relatives. Funeral Saturday at 5 pm from the family home Magnolia Cemetery is the burial site. Steamer Pleasure Bay operates on Saturdays and Sundays with departures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Klass
Mobile
Madison Street
German Relief Association
St. Paul, Minn
Magnolia Cemetery
Clarence L McKinney Heads to New Orleans Visit
Clarence L McKinney of Jacksonville Florida after visiting relatives in Mobile spent Friday afternoon traveling to New Orleans for a stay before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. McKinney
Jacksonville
Fla
Mobile
New Orleans
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Safford Berney
Cilla Reed
John C. Chapman
Bill
Roumania
Transylvania
UMAN
Moldavia
Astirnova
Bucharest
Dobrudja
Bulgaria
John F. Smith
Anniston
St. Andrew Hotel
J. Blackenberger
Foley, Ala
C. BE. Hester
J. F. Collins
Auburn
Scastoria
Dauphin St
Walter Mitchell
S. Balberi
Burson
de Lisle
Mert
Amee
Bryan
Meyer
van Camp
Ballard
Bob White
India
Desagen
Henry C. Meyer
Scott
Dictator
Hildegard
Ethel Clarke
Stream
Rotterdam, Holland
Marine News
Pleasure Bay
Weinacker Ice & Fuel Co
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