Petit jurors listed for City Court trial of robbery
A roster of jurors summoned for June 28 to July 8 1915 accompanies notice of the George Price robbery trial in City Court. Names include John A. Pope Allen D. Fountain John C. Wacker Charles F. Wacker Owen McDonnell Prim Riva Anthony B. Lewis and many others. Also appears notices on sewing machines stove repairs and coal bids for Mobile Works Department plus dissolution of Smith & Muscat partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Price
John A. Pope
Allen D. Fountain
John C. Wacker
Charles F. Wacker
Owen McDonnell
Prim Riva
Anthony B. Lewis
John G. Swinson
John M. Battiste
James O’donnell
Frank Hammond
Jacob D. Bttiste
George Q. Bancroft
James Howel
William W. Pugh
J. Julian Bartee
Henry M. Edwards
Benjamin T. Barret
William P. Barnes
Thomas B. Willison
Jacob M. Friedman
Louis J. Davis
Howard G. Peters
Iver Iverson
George Wilson
Elsse D. Stone
Alfred M. Bright
Richard A. Finch
John C. Logan
Oba D. Dumas
William C. Dukes
Joseph M. Walsh
Marion M. Martin
George Madson
George R. Tyrrell
Charles M. Kilborn
James O. Goleman
Frederick T. Farnell
Henry Fletcher
William V. McDermott
Henry L. Wright
John Kelly Butler
John W. Hanlein
John D. Logan
Stephen Touart
Isaac Lichtbach
Ralston Z. Williams
Joseph Stringfellow
Mobile Water
Works Department
Mobile
Alabama
Spring Hill
Bienville
Appiyis
W. Soost
Supermobile
Eee Works
Ee Cnty
Ier Po
Opposes Issuing R I Certificates in Chicago Court
Samuel Untermyer, for interests opposing Reid Moore control, fought a federal court bid to issue 2.5 million dollars in receivers’ certificates to cover next month’s interest. He cited reported record gross earnings and questioned receiver H A Mudge while praising Judge Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Untermyer
Rock Nd
Pacific Ra
Reid- Moore
Untermyer
Four Men Arrested Near Slaton Home Held in Jail
Four men were arrested between midnight and dawn by the militia guarding former Governor Slaton's country home. They were placed in the county jail awaiting action by military authorities. No weapons were found and no disorder was reported in the martial law zone. Slaton plans a vacation trip to the Pacific coast soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Slaton
New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Rally on Rain Reports
Cotton prices rise in New Orleans with strong spot demand from Liverpool and Arkansas Oklahoma crops rains boosting buying. New York futures gain modestly amid steady to higher quotes as private crop reports show a slight acreage decline and ongoing market cautiousness. Savannah turpentine and rosin steady with firm prices printed for various grades. Wall Street sees Readings advances and mixed stock moves with Rubber, Copper, and autos showing notable shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New York
Wall Street Review
Reading
United States
Rubber Company
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Baldwin
Amalgamated Copper
American
Ig Ameriies
American Teil. & Tel
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn
Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
R. N
Pacific
Erie
General Motors
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Liggett & Myers
Rillard Co
Well Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Onal
Thaw Sanity Trial Deliberations Continue Amid Secrecy
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's position remains unknown as state counsel seeks her testimony in Harry K. Thaw's sanity case. Judge Hendrick warns editors to halt trial coverage while discussions detail Streeter Commission findings and Thaw's accounts of Matteawan life and the Stanford White shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Hendrick
Federal Commission
General Streeter
Streeter
Mattewan
Matteawan
Stanford White
Streter
Burglar Given Sixteen Years In City Court
William Brown convicted in six burglary cases and one grand larceny was sentenced to sixteen years in the penitentiary by Judge O J Semmes in city court. Other long terms included Matthew Sanders for stealing a cow at Atkins dairy and Cornelius Stoper with multiple burglary counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
O. J. Semmes
Matthew Sanders
Atkins
Cornelius Stoper
Ghegg A
Judge Semmes
Martha Bradford
Thomas Cheney
Luman Crosby
James Edwards
John Ewing
Elijah Gibbs
Louvenia Hartsfield
Roland Hartsfield
Frank Levinshan
Frederick Miller
Charles Corbett
William Spates
Aaron Verghan
Samuel Williams
Marion Milligan
City Court Notes Guilty Verdicts From Monday Trials
In city court Monday Judge Semmes tried Edward Glaude for burglary at Dr Tarentine's residence on Mon Louis Island and found him guilty. Liz Sanders pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined ten dollars. Cornelius Stopes faced two burglary counts and was found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semmes
Edward Glaude
Dr. Tarentine
Mon Louis Island
Liz Sanders
Cornelius Stopes
New Harbor Line Established by Mobile River Commission
Mobile River Commission meets with Mayor Pillans and officials to adopt a state harbor line along the river from Hunter-Benn property north on 6th street, aligning with U S War Department lines and extending waterfront access for a proposed shipping plant and related rail rights of way below Chickasabog ge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile River Commission
Mayor Pillans
A. G. Ward
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
BE. G. Rickardy
J. C. O'Connell
H. H. Wefel
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Hunter-Benn
United States War Department
Louisville and Nashville Road
Chickasabogue
U F CO MASTERS HIGH IN PRAISE OF ALABAMA COAL
The United Fruit Company reports Alabama coal equals the world’s best. Masters of arriving vessels call Warrior Black Creek coal very good and exceptionally good. Mobile bunkers vessels at lower cost, with Mobile Coal Company winning the contract again to bunker United Fruit steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Coal
Alabama
Mobile
United Fruit Company
T. D. Nettles
Nettles
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile Coal Company
United Fruit Steamers
Be te operation for Delphine Feminear postponed
Miss Delphine Feminear of Bay Minette came for a throat operation Monday with her sister Miss Annie Louise Feminear. A breach of promise suit for 10000 dollars was filed in circuit court by Mattie Niece against William H. Harrison alleging a May 3 1915 city court promise to marry and later marriage to another. Incorporation papers for the Christ the Triumphant Church of the Everlasting Kingdom were filed in probate court to aid the sick and bury the dead, trustees Percy Meyer Alex Simon and James Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphine Feminear
Bay Minette
Annie Louise Feminear
Mattie
Wiliam H. Harrison
Christ the Triumphant Church of the Everlasting Kingdom
Percy Meyer
Alex Simon
James Smith
Three ships bound for tropics sail from harbor
The Norwegian steamer Fort Morgan and Bluefields of United Fruit and the Viator of Chamelecon sailed Sunday bound for the tropics. The Honduran steamer Bedo arrived and began discharging bananas at L. & N. docks. A tug with forty fishermen failed to catch snapper but enjoyed the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Fort Morgan
Bluefields
United Fruit Company
Viator
Chamelecon Steamship Line
Puerto Cortez
Bedo
Hieronymus
Skeleton murders attributed to reclusive killer Grimes
Grand Forks North Dakota, June 38 six skeletons were found southeast of Manan ty indicating murders by Eugene Butler, a man once considered insane. Officials say the victims, farmers suspected to plot against Butler for his money, were killed during his life as he deteriorated into insanity before dying two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
Manoaty
Grand Fer Forks
Ghayter
Eugene Butter
Jamestown
Butler
Wea
Court actions and a death mark Mobile hearing docket
Chancery matters noted with demurrers overruled and motions set. several cases await replies or orders, including Cullen v. Swift & Co. and Peeler v. Guy Peeler. A 76 year old faithful ex-slave Edward Dennis dies after a long contracting career in Mobile. he served in police service and belonged to the Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Smith
D. Johnson
H. Bidwell
Exix
L. J. M. Cullen
Sebastian
Swift & Co. Ltd
Laura C. Smith
Jame
Sarah Sutton
J. &K. C. Company
Peeler
Guy Peeler
Joseph F
Durham
John T. Roe
Mena Williams
Kila Nora Taylor
Tuidney FF
Williams
Lulane
Travis Stacy
Anna Lée Oour
Edward Dennis
Mobile
Dennis
GL. & Family
Bay
All Church
Maritime notices mix incomplete voyage report
Unclear OCR fragment describes the Munson Steamship Line steamer at sea with pineapples and a Seeberg steamer report around noon on a Monday morning. Details are fragmentary and omit locations or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caen
Munson Steamship Line
Seeberg Steamship Line
Remarkable Dauphin and Ann Street Properties For Sale
Two attractive residences with large lots on Dauphin and Ann streets offered by Morrill & Lyons. Properties are described as valuable real value rather than speculative, priced to attract buyers moving to larger, well built homes in desirable city areas. Located at 57 St Francis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Auction Co
Francis
Cawthon_ Hotel
St. Co St
Dauphin Street
Obe
City
Ann Street
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Polly and
Pals
Fambly
Caiomtr
Oy Abe
SinsPaphe Fia Wet Stevict
Gulfty Plumbing Co
N. O. League
Ferry
Sven
Irvington
Ala
Ida
Pecan
Cc. B
Jenkins
St. Louis Rt
Old Shell Road
Sage Ave
C.ren
Satsuma
N. Conception St
Furnis
Henr
C . Scott and
Dauphin
Joachim Treet
Reed
Jose
Walter Shires
Brewton
Biloxi
Miss
Jacksonville
Fia
Ismar
General Electric
A. H. George Company
Meridian
Smith Piano Co
Gulf Shingle Mfg. Co
Bell
F. O. B. Satsuma
Lewis Jones
Dixie Lumber Co
Beauregard and
Hamilton Sts
Imland Dairy
Toulmingville
Lafayette St
Albright & Wood Drug
Royal
St. Emanuel St
Miss Rohmer
East Florida St
Ree Ween
Gus Seipie
Bell Phone
Artemus Lindo
Nature
Davis and
St. Charlies Avenue
Whistler
Pritchard
Magazine
Dixie Park
Sieg
ERENT
Hammels
M. O. Discher
P. ‘Sraessot
Elaine South Volanta Wharf
Apply Oe & Z Bron
Dauphin St
St. Stephens Road
N. Joachim St
Tennessee Street
Mirce
Pinkerson & Robinson
Key Street
KORAL
Congress Streets
Harry Pillans
Smith & Muscat
BROS
R. I
Dickinson
Mudge
Naval Stores
Savannah
Rosin
Evelyn Sattitude
New Harbor
River Commission
U. S. Survey
Hunter- Benn
Marine News
Grimes
Eugene Ae Sachs
Niagara, N. D
Mobile Tig Railroad Company
Robby Waddle
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Ap Oe
Robert J. Kearns
I W. M. Chapman
J. L. Shipp
Ellen Quinn
Nellie Z. Penny
Charlie Jordan
Mary Craig Sinclair
Register
Morrill & Lyons
ST. Francis Street
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