Notice in Chancery Case Mobile Alabama 1913
In Chancery at Mobile Samuel J. Marston et al. complainants vs Wadesson Clarke et al. defendants No 10471. The court orders defendants and heirs to plead by June 28 1913 or be confessed against. Notice to publish for four weeks in The Mobile Item. Carl Holzborn Register.
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Mobile
Alabama
Samuel J. Marston
Wadesson Clarke
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
J. Madison Clarke
Thomas J. Clarke
John B. Davison
County of
James Dowell
U. S
Mobile County
Mobile Item
Cotton Market Shows No Change In Mobile Trade
The Mobile cotton market closed nominal with no sales for the day or Saturday. Exports Monday totaled 3391 bales, up from 177 bales the same day last year. Prices by grade ranged from good ordinary to good middling with minor shifts, market noted as nominal.
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Thare
A. Sabena
United States
U. S
Britain
Rts
Change in car service begins Tuesday lines extend
Beginning Tuesday the streetcar lines on Davis avenue Beauregard and Charleston Cedar will run to Government street and St Michael crossing overs. The change aims to ease congestion at Royal and Dauphin streets by connecting with new cross overs built by the Mobile Light and Railroad Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Avenue
Beauregard
Government Street
Mobile Light and Railroad Co
Charleston
Cedar Street
St. Michael
Royal
Dauphin Streets
Saloon Transfer Notice and Bankruptcy Proceedings
Notice of permit application to transfer a saloon from Scott and El Mira to New Jersey and Conception and details of bankruptcy for Hanks Brothers Dennis B. Hanks and Lawrence W. Hanks. Bankrupts adjudi cated May 31 1913 and first creditors meeting set for June 30 1913 in Mobile Alabama with Referee in Bankruptcy Robert T. Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excise Commission
Scott and
Elmira
New Jersey and
Conception
Harry B. O'Connor
Elmira Street
Hanks Brothers
Dennis B. Hanks
Lawrence W. Hanks
United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
Jones’ Mill
Alabama
Bond Issuance Authorized for Mobile Highways
The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners votes to issue 150000 more highway bonds, adding to 150000 already issued. Bonds run 20 years from August 1 1913, 5 percent interest, denominations 500 or 1000, paid semi annually. Sale set for June 26 1913 at Mobile Court House, ads planned in multiple papers.
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Board 1 Revenue and Road Commissioners
Mobile Register
Mobile Item
Manufacturers’ Record of Bulletin
Baltimore
Commrcial and Financial Chronicle of
New York
Daily Bond
Mortgage Sale by Palmer Pillans Trustee of Mobile County Property
Mortgage sale conducted by Palmer Pillans as trustee against Sadie Aarnes and H W Barnes. On June 23 1913 at Mobile County Alabama courthouse, the property described as a Mobile city lot in Hall Place block four, with access via Reed avenue and an alley, is offered for cash to satisfy the mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Pillans
Sadie Aarnes
H. W. Barnes
Mobile County
Alabama
Court House
Sadie T. Aarner
H. W. Aarnes
City of
Mobile
Reed Avenue
Terrace Place
Hamilton Street
Hall Place
Norailson
Sadie T. Barnes
Dee
Ecote
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rise on Good Crops Hopes
Cotton futures opened steady with gains of 4 to 9 points led by August as market reacts to favorable weather maps and bullish crop reports. Prices advanced 6 to 12 points by mid session and ended very steady with a 22 to 24 point net rise. several months show higher open and close values.
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New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Cowasess
Aan Eooese
New York Cotton Futures Open Steady Amid Mixed Crop News
Cotton futures in New York opened steady with small gains on buying of near months and covering. Weather reports were favorable overall but private crop summaries and a 3 percent acreage increase in New Orleans limited new crop offerings, leaving trading quiet with firm midday levels and light supply.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Anbuuet
Missouri Supreme Court Reverses Lower Court in Rail Rate Cases
The Missouri Supreme Court reverses in several rail rate cases against major lines including Chicago Burlington and Quincy Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and St Louis and San Francisco. It upholds rates for six companies while affirming for three with modifications allowing state officials to seek further action if circumstances change. Justice Hughes notes valuation issues tied to Burlington rate base.
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Sas City
Colorado
St. Louis
San Francisco
Missouri
Supreme Court
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Kansas City Southern
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Chicago, Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Southern
Wabash
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago and Alton
Hannibal
Kansas City
Clinton
Springfield
Chicago Great Western
Burlington
Hughes
Arkansas rate law upheld by Supreme Court
Washington June 16 The Arkansas maximum freight rate law and the 2 cent passenger fare law were upheld as valid by the Supreme Court. The cases involved suits by St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern and St Louis Southwestern to restrain enforcement of the 1907 act fixing passenger fares at 2 cents a mile and the June 1908 railroad commission orders on maximum rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Arkansas
St. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern
St. Louis Southwestern
Railroad Commission
West Virginia Upholds 2-Cent Passenger Rate Law
The West Virginia Supreme Court today upheld the 2-cent passenger rate law, affirming the state’s position on interstate commerce. Justice Hughes cited Minnesota rate decisions in ruling against confiscation issues. The ruling confirms the legality of the rate under state authority.
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Minnesota
West Virginia
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Appeals of
Hughes
Wall Street opens mixed with weak tone after early gains
The market opened slightly higher on copper, steel and Reading while Harrimans Hill, Lehigh Valley and Canadian Pacific slipped. Union Pacific and Steel faced pressure as professional selling grew, with broad declines by noon and a weak close. Notable stock moves included Canadian Pacific down 8 1 2 and United States Steel lower, amid a profit taking and short selling environment.
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New York
Steel
Reading
Harrimans and Hill
Lehigh Valley
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacifile
London
Amalgamated
Union Pacific and Steel
Union Pacific
Harriman
Central Pacific
Wall Street
Chesapeake and Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Supreme Court
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelting and Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. and Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great
Northern Ore Ctis
Minois Central
Interborough-Met
Interborough Met
Inter-Harvester
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri
Pacific
Kansas
Texas
National
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pullman Palace
Rock Island Co
Rock Island, Co
Pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel Hz
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Chicago cattle price hits new yearly high at 9.20
Chicago cattle sold at 9.20 a hundredweight as receipts reached 18 000 head versus the average 25 000. The market drew focus to the agriculture department bulletin on the beef shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Road policy sparks county land price debate
County officials clash over paying reluctant landowners for road rights of way while approving a land takings policy. Commissioner Hagan urges pre contract rights of way and compensation, as the grand jury report is challenged and bids for road repairs are awarded. Two new graders are authorized for purchase and court gallery plans move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
Jennie V. Foster
Brannan
Green
Gulf City Roiler Works
Southern Bridge Company
Bight-Mile Creek
Chickasabogue Creek
Government Street
Hall's Mill Road
Owen's Creek
Whistler Bridge
One- Mile Creek
J. H. Jackson
Gaillard
Chancery Court Room
Court House Committee
Grain price report from Chicago shows mixed commodity quotes
On June 16 cash wheat prices ranged from No 2 red 1.02 to No 2 spring 92 93 with other grades and velvet chaff and dhrum trading around 91 to 97. Corn No 2 62 with other varieties near 62 to 62 1 2. Oats No 2 white 42 1 4 to 42 1 4 and rye 61. Barley 56 65. Timothy 3.25 6.44.25. Park 20.85 lard 11.02 1 2 11.05 ribs 11.76 11.25.
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Chicago
Timothy
Park
Suly Eee Eee Wees
Ee Eeee
Corn — Duly
Een Eee
Seer
Eee
Eee Eee
Ee A
T-S Pork
Senna
Ane
RIKS
versseeesTh
Supreme Court Affirms Owensboro Ouster Injunction
The Kentucky federal courts ruling to bar Owensboro from enforcing its ordinance ejecting the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company from city streets was upheld by the Supreme Court. Justice Day filed a dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Kentucky
Owensboro
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Supreme Court
Justice Day
Eight arrivals and five departures noted at Mobile waterfront
The waterfront saw eight arrivals and five departures on Sunday with two arrivals on Monday. Vessels included the British steamer Coningsby from Port Tampa, Norwegian ships Viator Signe Herven Mount Vernon Harald and Karen, the American schooner Cotton Field, and others bound for Havana, Bermuda, or ports in the United States. One note reports the U. S. Naval Radio Station Jupiter out of commission due to a fire in the power house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coningsby
Mobile Liners, Inc
Port Tampa
Fla
Viator
Ericksen
Puerto Cortey
United Fruit Company
Signe
Johangsen
New Orleans
Havana
Karen
Pedersen
Munson Line
M. J. Taylor
Duckshar
Campeche
Mexico
New York-American Whiting Company
Pier 7
Mount Vernon
Puerto Barrios
United States Fruit Company
Harald
Pier 1
Mobile
Nordsorer
Bremen
Germany
Daybreak
Pensacola
Mallory Line
Altamaha
New York
Brighton
Puerto Harrios
Maud B. Crum
St. Andrews
U. S. Naval Radio Station
Jupiter
Florida
Monthly report detailing detention school activities
Eighteen cords of driftwood were removed from Monroe Park for use by Boys' Detention School inmates in April and May. Twenty-one boys were in care in April and 19 in May. escapes occurred in both months with two sent to the state reform school and others returned to families or places of work. Some inmates received hospital treatment. two found homes in the country.
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Bay
Monroe Park
L. H. Putnam
Board of County Commissioners
State Reform School
Recorder Edington
City Hospital
Memphis
Death of a Child in Whistler
The five weeks old son of B. R. Gaston Sr. and Mrs. Lola Gaston died at home in Whistler after a brief illness. Interment was held at Whistler cemetery Monday afternoon.
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B. R. Gaston, Jr
B. R. Gaston, Sr
Lola Gaston
Whistler
Steamer Jesse Spalding Arrives With Bow Hole After Collision
The steamer Jesse Spalding arrived at Sault Ste. Marie with a large hole torn in its bow after a head on collision with the Wilpen of Shenango Transportation Co. Fog may have caused misidentification. The ship stayed afloat thanks to watertight compartments and a canvas patch. No crew members were hurt.
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Jesse Spalding
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
L. A. Gary
Wilpen
Shenango Transportation Company
Cleveland
William M. Snyder, Jr
Spalding
Weinacker Case on Trial in Mobile Circuit Court
City of Mobile sues Weinacker Ice and Fuel Company for 500 in taxes claiming property within city limits. Weinacker claims property never lay inside city bounds and disputes western boundary. Testimony includes City Commissioner Pillans engineer Wright and several civil engineers. Maps of city limits were presented as evidence.
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Weinacker
City of
Mobile
Weinacker Ice and Fuel Company
Pillans
Gineer Wright
Turpentine and Rosin Receipts Reported in Savannah
Naval Stores report from Savannah shows a turpentine firm at 36 cents with no sales and 647 casks received, and a rosin firm with no sales and 637 barrels received. Quotes list D at 4.10, B 4.20, F G H I 4.30, K 4.60, M 5.30, N 5.90, WG 6.30, WW 6.35.
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Savannah
Mrs. Mary W Beschel Dies in Memphis
News of the death of Mary Williams Beschel at Memphis Tennessee at 6 p m June 13 reaches the city. She was the wife of Albert F Beschel and daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Williams, and granddaughter of Mrs Mary Natale. Relatives and friends in this city mourn her passing.
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Mary W. Beschel
Mary Williams Beschel
Memphi Tenn
Desseeel
Albert F. Beschel
G. W. Williams
Mary Natale
Real Estate Advertising Offer for Idle Rentals
A local advertiser notes multiple idle properties are available for rent. They promise to place window placards and use notices to attract tenants. They claim past clients saw quick occupancy and offer to repeat the service for new listings.
Dauphin Street Store Property For Sale
Four parcels of property on Dauphin Street are offered for sale with prices ranging from 9000 to 30000 dollars. The seller invites buyers by noting the owner is willing to sell and predicting someone will purchase at the listed price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin St
Dauphin Street
Special Notice to Owners of Property Who Want to Sell
Advertise property with placards in windows to attract buyers. Yeend Brothers at 158 St. Francis Street Knights of Pythias Building guarantee ads that attract transient and home buyers, claiming proven results.
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Yeend Brothers
ST. Francis Street
Anight of Pythias Building
Knights of Pythias
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Franklin Institute
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