Notice of Lost Certificate for Mobile and Ohio Railroad Stock
Public notice warns against negotiating Certificate No. 2179 for one share in the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company held by Edward C. Madry. The certificate dated February 11, 1875 is lost and a duplicate will be issued after 30 days per by-law, with Mrs. C. M. Savage acting on June 2, 1913.
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United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
Henry L. Skaats
Mobile
Alabama
Robert T. Ervin
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Montgomery
Ala
Floyd S. Vaughn
Axis
Range
St. Stephens
Meridian
Jere Austill
U. S
Nathan H. Alexander
Register
Joseph Warren Dossett
Hon
Price Williams
Mobile County
Onie Dossett
F. K. Hale, Jr
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Edward C. Madry
C. M. Savage
Hesson Fly Reported in Southern Nebraska Wheat Fields
By Associated Press Stella Neb June 19 the hessian fly has appeared in southern Nebraska wheat fields with slight damage reported. Early harvest may soon remove grain from danger. Seventeen year locusts are heavy on orchards but cause no damage.
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Associated Press
Stella, Neb
Southern
Nebraska
Reiss 19 Cent Sale One Day Only
One day only at Reiss store offering 19 cent sale items. Advertises limited quantity bargains and special prices for shoppers.
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Reiss
Marine Street
Refugees recount brutal life near Tampico amid Mexican conflict
Refugees describe a brutal retreat and firefight with a band of about thirty five Mexicans near a mine. The narrative details deaths and captures, rail line disruptions between Tampico and Mexico City, and widespread lawlessness affecting Americans, with oil and mining interests active and cautious.
Woman shot in Dearborn Street alley injures shoulder
Sarah Armstrong, a Black resident of 205 N Dearborn Street, was shot in the right shoulder early Thursday by Lula Bowling, a Black neighbor. Armstrong was taken to city hospital with non serious injuries. Bowling was arrested.
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Sarah Armstrong
N. Dearborn Street
Lula Bowling
Sealed bids sought to paint the County Jail
County Commissioners will receive sealed proposals by June 20 1913 for painting the County Jail and then publicly open them. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Bidders may attend the opening. For more information contact H C Murray County Jail.
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H. C. Murray
Mobile market closes steady with no sales recorded
Thursday shows no sales while exports reach 105 bales, up from 94 a year ago. Receipts for the day total 156 with 546 for the week and 991 since September 1. Stock on hand stands at 5891, compared with 2757 last year. Consolidated figures show U S ports receipts at 26156 and exports to Britain 3447, Continent 21446.
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Cagiaty Essa Cevcce
Ges
U. S
Britain
Cotton futures open steady as weather aids demand
New Orleans June 19 Cotton futures start steady with minor losses early, turning to net gains by noon. Prices show little aggressive trading as supplies and demand balance, with some support from long buyers despite backward crops in Arkansas and favorable weather in the cotton belt.
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New Orleans
Arkansas
Sane
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MIE
Vio Ba
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady Despite Decline
The cotton market opened steady with a drop of 3 to 8 points due to lower Liverpool cables and favorable southern weather. Scattered liquidation occurred, but buyers supported the decline, and prices edged up a little after the open with mixed daily highs and lows across contracts from January to December.
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New York
Liverpool
Ates
Cotton futures ease as sales rise on Liverpool market
Liverpool reports a softer spot cotton market with middling and good middling prices down. Sales reach 10,000 bales including 9,400 American and 1,000 for speculation and export, with 9,000 receipts. Futures close quiet with a series of next- contracts listed from June to May.
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Liverpool
Made in Mobile Dinner For Mrs B I Robinson
A banquet of viands labeled Made in Mobile was served to Mrs B I Robinson head of Girls Tomato Club work in the state by the Home Economics Club at the Vineyard Wednesday night Tomatoes dominated the decorations The guest list included representatives from Society groups schools libraries charities clubs and civic organizations led by Mrs B I Robinson as guest of honor
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B. I. Robinson
Mobile
Tomato Club
Home Economics
Vineyard
School Improvement Association
Erwin Craighead
Council of Jewish Women
H. P. Hirshfield
Mobile Infirmary
C. J. Torrey
Mobile Public Library
J. K Glennon
Ladies of Charity
Belle Daley
Clark School Improvement Association
J. S. Harrison
Home Economics Club
Seale Harris
Elizabeth Fonde
Leinkauf School Improvement Association
William B. Delchamps
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. 8. Boulet
Clara Schumann Club
John Moulton
Mobile Business Women’s Club
Moliie Parker
Seamen’s Bethel
G Maloney
Chamber of Commerce
Rs. Upham
Nannie Owen
Mattie Gusman
Davis
Jenks
Century Book Club
R. P. Pope
Jeter
Miss Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellen B. Ligon
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Julia M. Kern
Horticultural Society
Emma Roche
Boys’ Club
Joseph St. George Tucker
B. J. Robinson
Wall Street Advances and Lulls Mark Opening Trading Day
The opening shows mixed activity with Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific leading gains and losses. A dampened midmorning, then a late afternoon uptick as London selling subsides, while bonds hold steady and Woolworth drops four points on limited transactions.
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New York
Union Pacific
Preferred
Canadian Pacific
Ontario
Western
London
Woolworth
Amalgamated Copper
American
American Smelting & Befng
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago, Mil, & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Pfd
Great Northern Ore Diss
Illinois Central
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil
Central of Georgia rate case continues in Alabama
W D Beymer comptroller for Central of Georgia Railway testified in Montgomery in a railroad commission hearing to decide if the three cent passenger rate on the Central in Alabama is reasonable. Nichols traffic auditor accompanied Beymer and was not cross examined yet by state counsel.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. D. Beymer
Central of Georgia Railway
Railroad Commission
Central
Alabama
Beymer
M. B. Nichols
Nichols
Tug Captains Fined For Insufficient Crew
Captain James W. Fulford and Captain Andrew J. McLeod, masters of the tugboat Sterling, were fined $100 and costs in federal court for violating navigation laws. The charges claim the Starling operated with insufficient crew on January 10 and 11, forcing regular crew to work over 13 hours beyond the government limit. McLeod was master on January 10 and Fulford on January 11.
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James W. Fulford
Anderw J. McLeod
Sterling
United States District Court
Starling
McLeod
Fulford
Auto and Wagon Collision Leads to Arrest
A collision between an automobile owned by August W Brooks and a Field's Ice Cream Company wagon left the negro chauffeur to be arrested Thursday afternoon on a reckless driving charge. The crash happened Wednesday at about 5 o'clock at the Conti and Scott streets intersection.
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August W. Brooks
Conti and
Scott Streets
Mrs Aarnes Held to Grand Jury in Larceny Charge
Mrs Sadie Aarnes aged 62 waives examination before Recorder Edington and is held to the grand jury on a grand larceny charge for a brooch. Bond set at 500 dollars, posted, and she is released.
William Jordan Declares Bankruptcy in District Court
William Jordan a laborer of Prichard was adjudicated a bankrupt after filing a voluntary petition in U S district court liabilities listed at 250 with no assets.
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William Jordan
Prichard
United States District Court
Obituary Navigation Notes From Latitudes and Wreckage
June 12 latitude 35 58 passed a spar upright three feet from water attached to submerged wreckage. June 11 latitude 81 55 passed a spar forty feet long and one foot in diameter with marine growth. June 5 latitude 27 55 passed a tree thirty feet long four feet in diameter at the butt. Names Gloria de Larrinaga and Nagle cited.
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Cloria de Larrinaga
Nagle
Notice to Chart Agents Availability of Charts for Sale
Notice to chart agents stating charts H. O. Nos. 796 447 627 1688 1736 and 2650 now available for sale.
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H. O
Shippers Forecast and River Conditions Report
The Tombigbee river and branches stay steady for two days with a slight fall at Demopolis. Alabama river holds near constant. Phoenix reports 102 degrees. Mobile expected to stay hot tonight and Friday with fair weather likely. Albert Aschenberger, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
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Tombigbee River
Demopolis
Alabama River
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Great Lakes
Phoenix
Ariz
Pacific Coast
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Savannah Market Report Shows Turpentine and Rosin Trades
Turpentine firm reports 86 1 4 cents price with receipts 1 093 and shipments 255. Rosin firm posts receipts 2120 and shipments 200 barrels. Bid quotes include B 3 75, D 4 10, B 4 20, F 4 30, G 4 80, H 4 80, I 4 30, M 5 20, N 6 90, WG 6 30, WW.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Tan
Chicago hog and cattle market report
Hogs: receipts 19 000 head market strong bulk sales 8 608 656 light 8 40 8 70 mixed 8 35 8 70 heavy 8 15 8 65 rough 8 18 28 35 pigs 6 65 8 35. Cattle receipts 6 000 head market weak stocksers 6 35 9 00 heifers 4 00 8 30 calves 7 00 9 25.
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Chicago
Rent an Eastern Shore Cottage Message
A 6 room house with large hall front and back porch furnished for rent to November 1st at 150 dollars. A second cottage with 2 rooms and kitchen front and back gallery furnished will rent to November 1st for 75 dollars.
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Jackson Street
Point Clear House
Cint Clear Hotel
Dauphin Street
Case
S. Charston
E. Scott St
M. J. Vickers and Son
St. Francis St
Seasonal beachfront rental listings with prices
Classified ad notes two seasonal rentals: a six room house with yard and shade trees near the beach for 60 dollars, and a furnished cottage in Fairhope for 100 dollars for the season.
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Fairhope
Demurrers Filed in Hardaway Young Mail Misuse Case
The United States sued Hardaway Young former president of Southern Hardware and Supply for mailing fraud. Attorneys argued demurrers to the indictment claiming the letter to Hollingshead Campbell misrepresented the firm but showed solvency. Judge Toulmin took the matter under advisement.
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United States
Hardaware Young
Southern Hardware and Supply Company
Harry T. Toulmin
Young
Hollingshead & Campbell
Brokers
New York
Southern
Father Dunne Announces Summer Order of Mass
Father Dunne announces summer mass schedule for St. Margaret's Cedar Point Road at 7 am and St. Peter's at 9 am with Rev. C. Thomas in charge. Weekday masses at St. Matthew's begin at 6 and 7 am. Sunday Masses at St. Matthew's are 5:30 and 7:30 am with Father Dunne presiding at both.
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Father Dunne
St. Margaret's Church
Cedar Point Road
St. Peter's Church
Father C. Thomas
St. Matthew's Church
Dunne
St. Matthew's
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Knoph Mfg. Co
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McPhillips Grocery Company
Scott
Lonce
Point Clear
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Silsby’s Icycle Co
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Bell
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Cawthon Hotel
Eon Royal
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L. D. Boylan Retail Lumber
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Mich
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Geo. T. Cowles
N. Commerce St
Pine Crest Cemetery
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Hamilton
P. W
Stemper
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Cox Electric Co
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John E. Fowler
Government Street
J. Munro
Benn Pittman
St. Francis
Mico
Tampico
Mexico City
Mexico
Mr. Bromly
Madge Bromly
England
E. B.hopkins
Miller
Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Olga Byloff
Roberto Lara Rosas
Henry L. Case
Frank Atwood
George W. Lear
Louis Denere
Alfred M. Turner
Theodore N. Turner
George F. Pope
Alfred H. Bromly
Maurice Prince
Maurice Prince, Jr
Adrian R. Dealtry
Wall Street Review
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