Chancery Sale Authorized in Mobile Alabama Property Auction
Nathan Cockrell administrator authorizes sale under decree of the Thirteenth District Chancery Court. The property at the northwest corner of Commerce and Government streets Mobile fronting 23 feet 9 inches on Commerce, 65 feet along Government, will be sold March 30, 1914 at 12 o'clock noon in front of Mobile County Courthouse for cash to satisfy street improvements and costs. Register Carl Holzborn notes the sale.
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Sam “Wilder
Price Williams
Mobile County
Alabama
Mobile
Aabama
City of
Julia F. Russell
Register’s Office
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Commerce and
Government Streets
Commerce Street
Government Street
O. Ross
Robert Hunter
Carl Holzborn
Register
Mary Cerro
Thirteenth District
Court House
East Street
Monroe
Royal
Monroe Streets
Royal Street
Columbia Barter
Gertrude Barter
Jefferson Street
Church Streets
Church Street
Townsend Mckenzie Randall Dies March 19 1914
Funeral plans announce Townsend Mckenzie Randall son of Mary A and the late George J Townsend will be buried at Magnolia Cemetery after services at 2 30 pm from 270 S Franklin Street and 3 pm from Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Also notice of J Strachan Barret bankruptcy adjudication and creditors meeting set for April 6 1914 at 2 pm in Mobile Alabama with R T Erwin as referee.
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Townsznd
Kenzie Randall
Mary A
George J. Townsend
S. Franklin Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Magnolia
United. States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
J. Strachan Barret
Mobile
Alabama
J. Strathan ‘Barret
R. T. Erwin
City of Mobile Sues Mary Cerro Over Street Improvement Liens
In Mobile Alabama the City seeks satisfaction of a lien on property at 207 East Street for street improvements and costs of the case. The decree in this chancery matter requires payment of the lien and related costs for frontage on Royal and Monroe streets. Carl Holzborn, Register.
Lovers Roost Readies Hearts in Humble Encounter
A fragment notes a local romance feature titled Lovers Roost inviting hopeful pairs to read and consider romantic plans. The item hints at social gatherings and matchmaking in a period-appropriate setting.
Townsend dies at 28 in Mobile native of Galveston
McKensie Randall Townsend aged 28 and a Galveston native died at his home on Franklin and Madison streets. He is survived by his mother Mary A Townsend two brothers George A Townsend and L A Townsend two sisters Mrs William King and Miss Ruby Townsend and other relatives. Funeral announced. Mrs Alabama Prichard Berrey wife of Sidney Berrey will be buried from home Friday at 3 20 pm to St Josephs church with Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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McKensie Randall Townsend
Galveston
Franklin and
Madison Streets
Mary A. Townsend
George A. Townsend
Mobile
George A
L. A. Townsend
William King
Ruby Townsend
Alabama P. Berrey
Alabama Prichard Berrey
Sidney Berrey
St. Joseph's Church
Henry L. Bacho Reported to Have Died
Henry L. Bacho, a former member of the old guard, passed away Friday morning at 6 o'clock after weeks of illness. The notice provides sparse details and no burial information.
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Henry L. Bacho
Olf Guard
Henry Ho
Hfe
Mobile Court Sells Block on Jefferson Street in Lien Case
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama the City of Mobile versus Columbia Barter and Gertrude Barter No 10583 a decree directs the sale of property on the west side of Jefferson Street between Government and Church streets to satisfy a lien for street improvements. The parcel runs 108 feet along Jefferson and 55.2 feet deep from Church Street to the western curb with detailed metes and bounds.
Convict George Miller Transferred to City Hospital
George Miller, convicted of grand larceny and held at the county convict camp, was moved Thursday afternoon under guard to the city hospital for treatment due to complications of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
German immigrant cabinet maker dies in Mobile
A longtime Mobile resident from Germany who arrived over sixty years ago and lived at 52 Conti Street passed away. He conducted a cabinet making business and was well known in the community. Surviving relatives include his wife, two sons Fred L. McKay and Louis McKay, and other kin. The funeral plans remain to be announced.
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Mobile
Germany
Conti Street
Fred L. ‘Bacho
Louis’ Bacho
con —_ McKay
Mobile Cotton Market Report Yesterday and Exports Data
Market notes from Mobile show firm prices with good middling around .18. Receipts for this week total 4004 bales, exports today 160 bales, and exports since Sept 1 sum to 347887 bales. U S ports receipts and stock figures appear, with totals for United States ports and continental exports listed.
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Mobile CO
United States
U. S
Britain
Cotton market rises on census report in New Orleans opening
New Orleans on March 20 reports smaller gains than expected from the census bureau final season tally. Buying lifts cotton futures with early advances of 8 to 18 points, longs take profits causing a 10 point pullback, then fresh buying pushes prices higher into noon and closes with a net advance of 9 to 16 points.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
Cotton market opens with gains then eases in New York
New York activity shows firmer early cotton prices with March up to 12.26 and gains in other positions before a 4 to 5 point retreat as market tension eases. Spot cotton steadies with middling lands at 13.46c and middling gulf at 18.70c. River and bond listings follow alongside broad equity moves and Lehigh Valley sentiment.
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New York
Gulf
Alabama tops census cotton production in 1913
Washington reports the 1913 cotton crop valued at over 1 billion dollars with 7 383 557 500 pounds and 14 767 151 bales of lint and linters. Alabama shows a leading production among states, with 404 067 bales, followed by Georgia and Texas totals, ginneries operating at 24 780.
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Bureau of Census
Washington
Sea Island
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
S. Ball Way
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklanhomaa
South Carolina
Tommobegg
Tragic Farm Family Fire Ends in Double Homicide
J A Eubanks of Oak Park Georgia fatally wounded his wife and two daughters as they slept, then set fire to the home and nearby buildings before shooting himself. Mrs Eubanks suffered a nearly severed head, and the couple's two young children were injured by a sharp object as neighbors responded.
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Oak Park
J. A. Eubanks
Railroad Schedules Alabama and Tennessee Railroads
Partial timetable text lists Mobile and Ohio Railroad routes with times 5, 6:20 am and 11:00 am plus connections to St Louis Chicago and New York and notes Sunday schedules. Also mentions Mobile Bay Shore and Tennessee lines with morning and evening departures and a stray sentence about a wife performing housework for support.
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Alabam
Tenn Gaterailroad
Teave A
Mobile & Ohio Ratlioa
Miss
Texan
Mootle & Meri i
Mobile & Bay Shore Railac
Mu Therny
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