Mobile Probate Court Grants Final Settlement in Scheuermann Estate
In the Estate of Frey J. Scheuermann deceased Marie V. Scheuermann equity of estate filed accounts vouchers and statements for a final settlement. Judge Price Williams set March 26, 1915 as the day for settlement allowing interested parties to appear and contest if desired. Attorney Francis J. Inge.
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Mobile
Ala
Frey J. Scheuermann
Marie V. Scheuermann
Price Williams
Francis J. Inge
Census man to collect Mobile factory data for count
John B. McCarthy supervisor of census is in Mobile from Washington to arrange for the census of manufacturing industries in Mobile and vicinity. Five years ago Mobile had 246 main enterprises. He left for Dothan and will return Monday with Henry M. Friend as assistant supervisor and Clarence E. Malachy assisting. Census takers will gather capital stock wage earners rents salaries materials used and related figures.
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John B. McCarthy
Mobile
Washington
Bureau
Carthy
Dothan
McCarthy
Federal Building
Henry M. Friend
Clarence E. Malachy
Searles
Ala
Mobile City to lease Spring Hill lands for tuberculosis sanitorium
City of Mobile authorizes lease of three Spring Hill lots to Mobile City and County Tuberculosis Sanitorium for 25 years. Conditions require a functioning sanitorium within one year, continuous operation, limited staff salaries, patient funds reinvested, and lease cancellation for breaches.
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Mobile City and County
Board of Commissioners
City of
Mobile
Spring Hill
Mobile County
Alabama
Mobile City
Probate Court
Amend Mobile dead animals code 1907 section edits
City of Mobile commissioners vote to amend sections 258 259 260 261 262 of the 1907 ordinance to require contracting a suitable person to remove dead animals larger than a cat within the city and dispose of them outside inhabited areas by rendering or disposal at a plant. The action outlines duties and disposal method for carcass removal.
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City of
Mobile
Board of Commissioners
Dead Animal Removal Ordinance Text From Mobile City
The passage outlines bond requirements for city officers, records of dead animals, duties of the remover of dead animals, reporting obligations on animal deaths, penalties for delays or misdeeds, and fee limits for removal services. It specifies fines from ten to one hundred dollars and sets the ordinance to take effect after adoption and publication.
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O. BH. J
Dissolution of Farmers Commission Company Inc and formation of Clarke Davis & Company
Public notice reports the dissolution of Farmers Commission Company Inc Mobile Alabama under Civil Code Section 3510 with signatures of Henry Hall Clarke John Bradford Davis and E H Planck. Notary Leo M Brown certifies the acknowledgment March 4 1916. Probate Judge P Williams certifies the dissolution March 10 1915. Clarke Davis & Company forms to carry on cotton factorage at 64 North Commerce Street Mobile Alabama effective March 1915 with Clarke and Davis as partners.
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Robert C. Schwarz
Peerless Steam Laundry & Dyeing Company
Mobile
Ala
Register’s Office
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern Chancery
State of
Alabama
Mobile County
Carl Holzborn
Jer
State of Alabama
County of Mobile
Farmers Commission Company, Inc
Henry Hall Clarke
John Bradford Davis
E. H. Planck
Leo M. Brown
Price Willams
P. Williams
Farmers Commission Company
Clarke, Davis & Company
Late Corporation
North
Commerce Street
Deaths and Funerals Captain Joaquin Pose 76
Captain Joaquin Pose a native of Galicia Spain and longtime Baldwin County resident died Wednesday at 4 15 p m at his Point Clear home He is survived by three sons Louis Emanuel and Captain Joseph Pose and two daughters Mrs John Steiner
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Joaquin Pose
Galicia
Spain
Baldwin County
Point Clear
Louis
Emanuel
Joseph Pose
John Steiner
Liverpool Cotton Spot Prices and Receipts Report
Liverpool notes cotton spot easier with good middling at 6.64 and middling 5.30. Low middling 4.90 with sales of 14 000 bales. Receipts show 578 bales and dates span May to February with May-June 6.18 12 and October 5.45 12 among futures.
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Ebony Mobile Star
New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Bates
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Reported in Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah records show a turpentine firm exchanging 46 casks at 42 cents and rosin receipts of 158 barrels. Price quotes list B to H at 2.90 to 3.06, D E F G at 3.10, K at 3.30, M at 400, N at 6.00, WG 5.50, and WW 5.60 per unit.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
City Brevities Highlights of Mobile Visitors and Health News
Mr Julius Hammel of the L Hammel Dry Goods Company has recovered from a grip. J W Hunter of the Southern Railway was called out of town on business and will return later in the week. Captain Phil Sheridan Golderman of Fort Barrancas joined Ancient Order of Hibernians guests at a banquet. Hon Charles Teasley of Montgomery, judge, visits the Battle House. Various visitors from Birmingham New Orleans and nearby cities stay at the Battle House. Henry Hilden from Birmingham is in Mobile for several days on business. Ottawa and Germantown guests H Hughes Twohey and Henry Scheuermann stay at the Battle House. Frank J Thompson of North Mobile Development Company ill at home with grip. Captain William C Clarke of Mobile Towing and Wrecking appears on the waterfront after illness. Judge James T Malone of New York City arrives with his daughter for a few days at the Battle House. Apollo arrival brings M Kohler R F Powell and others. funeral set Friday at Point Clear.
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Julius Hammel
L. Hammel Dryis Company
J. W. Hunter
Southern Railway
Phil Sheridan Golderman
United States Coast Artillery
Fort Barrancas
Mobile
Order of Hibernians
Charles 8. Teasley
Montgomery
Ala
Battle House
Teasley
F. J. White
Birmingham
J. F. Beauchamp
W. T. Seagrave
H. J. Bush
M. Wintz
New Orleans
M. L. Mardye
New Decatur
C. H. McInnis
Meridian
J. D. Draper
Athens
Enry Hilden
H. J. Hughes
T .Twohey
Henry Scheuermann
Ottawa
Germantown
Ill
Frank J. Thompson
North Mobile Development Company
William C. Clarke
Echo
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
Clarke
Providence Infirmary
James T. Malone
Corporation Counsel
New York City
Apollo
M. Kohler
R. F. Powell
Bob Cane
G. F. Riel
J. W. Patterson
J. D. Harvey
J. W. Overton
Mrs Pearl W Williams dies after lingering illness
Mrs Pearl Winifred Williams aged 47 native of Indianapolis died at a local infirmary after a lingering illness. She is survived by her mother two daughters three sons and three sisters. Funeral will be held from the residence of her son in law J A Sigerson 264 Niouth Jackson street on Friday morning.
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Pearl W. Williams
Pearl Winifred Williams
Indianapolis
Ind
William Boswell
C. L. Stevens
J. A. Sigerson
M. R
W. M.williams
City
N. Kirchlimer
J. W. Jones
Houston
Tex
C. C. Connolly
Angie
Niouth Jackson Street
Miss Emma Brown Dies After Long Illness in Mobile
Miss Emma Brown, 77, longtime Mobile resident, died Thursday morning at the home of her nephew F. T. Harteau at 850 Selma Street after a long illness. She is survived by her brother William Stevens and a nephew, Mr Harteau.
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Emma Brown
F. T. Harteau
Selma Street
Miss Brown
Mobile
William Stevens
Mr. Harteau
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh Germs
An advertisement extols Hyomei as a cure for catarrh claiming it destroys germ life in the nose throat and air passages. The copy asserts inhalation with a pocket inhaler clears swelling and inflammation and offers a guaranteed relief leading to refunds if unsuccessful.
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van , Drug Corp., Inc
Mobile
Ireland's History Linked to Jesus in Modern Sermon
A large crowd gathered on St. Patrick's Day as the speaker compared Ireland's history to the life of Christ. He traced the Apostle of Ireland's mission, drew parallels between Ireland's faith and Jesus's teachings, and praised the Irish priests for spreading Christianity after centuries of hardship.
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St. Patrick
Irein
Ieee
Apostle
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Herenas
Saxony
Sioner
Jesus Christ
Three Houses Burned at Magazine Point Fire
A store and two adjoining structures including a barn at Magazine Point were nearly destroyed by a blaze at about 1 30 this Thursday. Damage was roughly estimated at $3 according to McQuiter who spoke with The Item. Neighbors helped remove furniture and a bucket brigade kept flames from spreading.
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W. M
Magazine Point
McQuiter
Capital locksmith found guilty by jury in bank vault case
John Todd, a local locksmith in Montgomery, Alabama, was found guilty by a criminal court jury of entering a National Bank vault on March 10. The charge claimed he used vault repair knowledge to aid a break in and netted $1,567. The verdict followed testimony about his expertise in repairing locks on bank vaults.
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Capital
Montgomery
Ala
John Todd
Change National Bank
New Honduran consul arrives in Mobile city
The new Honduran consul to Dr. Leopoldo Cordoba arrived in Mobile from Tegucigalpa with his wife and family on Wednesday. They are staying at a local residence briefly before moving to 11 Place with Dr. Miralda.
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Leopoldo Cordoba
Teg
New Orleans
Mobile
Miralda
Vinel delivers relief for a severe fall cold
Philadelphia resident Jack C. Singleton reports severe cold and related pains last fall. After trying several remedies and a doctor without relief, a friend recommended Vinel and the tonic brought relief, now leaving him in good health. Van Antwerp Drug Corp advertises Vinel as a liver and iron tonic.
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Philadelphia
Vinel
Jack C. Singleton
Vinci
van Antwerp Drug Corp
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