Chancery Sale Ordered in Mobile Case No. 10656
In Mobile Alabama the City seeks sale of property at the northwest corner of Commerce and Government streets to satisfy a street improvements lien and court costs. The sale is set for March 30 1914 at noon in front of Mobile County Court House. The property fronts Commerce Street for 23.74 feet and follows lot lines around the Robert Hunter and O Rees parcels.
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Mobile
Alabama
City of
Julia F. Russell
Register’s Office
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth District
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Mobile County
Commerce
Government Streets
Commerce Street
Government Street
Commerce and
O. Rees
Robert Hunter
Carl Holzborn
Register
Mary Cerro
Thirteenth
Court House
East Royal Street
Royal Street
Monroe
Eeen “Ceonk Inca
Monroe Street
Townsend to M'kenzie Randall funeral notice in Mobile
The notice records the death of M'Kenz ie Randall son of Mary A and the late George J Townsend on March 19 1914 and calls for the funeral from 270 S Franklin Street on Saturday at 2 30 PM to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with interment at Magnolia Cemetery. It also includes bankruptcy and chancery sale notices from Mobile Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleon
Thomas C. de Leon
F. J. McCoy
Government Street
Magnolia¢ Cemetery
Ind
Kenzie Randall
Mary A
George J. Townsend
S. Franklin Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Magnolia Cemetery
All Who Expect Epon Meet Hearts Should Rend Lovers Roost
A fragment from a column hints at a literary quarrel or romantic verse urging lovers to seek solitude. The readable line suggests tensions between desire and restraint, with imagery of hearts and roost as a setting.
Deaths and Funerals Townsend and Others
MecKensie Randall Townsend 28 native of Galveston died at the family home on Franklin and Madison streets Thursday night. 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 to be announced Alabama P Berrey Alabama Henry L Bacha another Mobile citizen after illness of several weeks.
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McKensie Randall Townsend
MecKensie Randall Townsend
Galveston
Franklin and
Madison
Mary A. Townsend
George A. Townsend
Mobile
George A
L. A. Townsend
William King
Ruby Townsend
Mobile versus Columbia Barter district property description
In the 10 583th district the case describes property on the west side of Jefferson street between Government and Church streets Mobile Alabama. The parcel fronts Jefferson street and is detailed with exact measurements and boundaries commencing fifty three feet six tenths of a foot north of Church street and running west parallel to Church street one hundred eight feet then north parallel to Jefferson street fifty five and two tenths feet then east parallel to Church street one hundred eight feet to Jefferson and south along Jefferson fifty five and two tenths feet to the start.
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Mobile
Alabama
Virginia Oberkirch
Register’s Office
Court of Chancery
Southwestern
Court House
Mobile County
Jefferson Street
Church Street
Church
Arch Street
State of
City of
Columbia Barter
Gertrude Barter
Register's Office
Thirteenth District
Government
Church Streets
Carl Holzborn
Register
Convict George Miller Transferred for Medical Care
George Miller convict of grand larceny was moved from the county convict camp to the city hospital under guard Thursday for treatment of a complication of diseases.
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George Miller
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Higher on Census Report
The census bureau season wrap prompts a buying wave as prices jump early in trading. In morning dealings longs profit taked and a 10 point pullback occurred before renewed buying near midday. Futures close with a net advance of 13 to 16 points amid varied open high and low quotes for March May July August October and December contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Census Bureau
Cccess
New York Cotton Opens Higher on March Futures
New York cotton opened with gains as March futures rose about 15 points and later positions 6 to 9 points. May traded to 12.25 with early strength fading as the market eased 4 to 5 points on profit taking amid a census ginning report near expectations. Spot cotton steady with Middling lands 13.45c and Middling Gulf 18.70c.
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New York
Gulf
Wall Street Pulse Shifts as Lehigh Valley Leads at Opening
New York March 90 Lehigh Valley under pressure at the open with a small advance early, markets move narrowly with a softer tilt. United States Express slides to 6 5 8, Amalgamated Copper at 76 8 8, American Beet Sugar 23, and General Electric around 147 3 4 while many rails hold steady or drift.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Lehigh Valley
United States Express
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
Am't
Smith & Ring
American Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chio & Northwestern
Chi, Mil. & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Deriver & Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Cats
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Mo. Kans
Texas
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Pfd
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil
German native dies in Mobile. funeral planned
The deceased, a German immigrant, resided in Mobile and was well known locally. Survived by his wife and two sons, Fred L. Bacho, a noted attorney, and Louis Bacho, among others. Funeral arrangements pending for Saturday with details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Germany
Fred L. Bacho
Louis Bacho
Ekag
Cotton crop tops value in 1913 production
The 1913 cotton crop was the most valuable ever grown and second largest by quantity. The census bureau lists 14,767,151 bales of lint and linter cotton totaling about 7.39 billion pounds, with seed value pushing the total estimated at over 1 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Census
Island
Eubanks Kills Family Then Ends Own Life in Early Morning Fire
J A Eubanks a farmer near Oak Park G started a fire at his home and other buildings while his wife and two daughters slept then shot himself. Mrs Eubanks suffered massive injuries and died. two children were harmed by a sharp implement as a passerby stopped to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
J. A. Eubanks
Railroad Schedules Highlight Domestic Labor Struggles
A fragmented column notes how a girl may work hard yet domestic duties like scrubbing persist, illustrating gendered labor expectations and economic pressures reflected in early railroad era society.
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Harry Harris
Conti St
Washington Avenue
North
South Carolina
People’s Employment Bureau
Dauphin
Bell
S. Hamilton
Dauphin St
Cook
P. O
N. Jackson Naar
F. Basenack
Madison Street
Bell Phone
Business Personals
The
Hopper Harness Co
C. F. Miller
Dauphin Street
William J.koral
N.W
Congress and
Royal
V. R
G. Adams
North Royal Street
Alabama Mattress Co
Peoples’. Employment Bureau
Colin the
Spring Hill Avenue
Chapin
Station 5
Spring Hill
South Jackson
Springgill
H. Gabriel
Ala
Gil Seipel's
Old Shell Road
Magnolia Compress and Warehouse Co
Osee
L. H. Daves
South Water Street
C. H. Burkett
Gayle
Virginia Streets
Bell 886
Southern
Hamilton
Ari
A. R. Caillier
Lawrence
M. B. Schwartz
Dancing School
Relief Hall
Sunset Orchestra
Cleveland
Oze
Bath
Daly Bros. Grocery
Centi Street
Sam Wilder
Price Will- Names
Nathan Cockrell
Hanan & Pillans
Attys
Maburas
United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
J. Strachan Barret
R. T. Ervin
Bhackman
Merrin
Alabama P. Berrey
Henry L. Bacha
Gegae
United States
Britain
Csee
Ional Ine
Aingen
General Mort
Montgomery
St. Louis & Cairo
Stonewall
Gulf Coast Gas
First National
Cenery Crdccy
Bank of Mobile, N. B. Rh
RCE
Sheebe
Barta
Amin Bae
Shou
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Virginia
Sueveeer
Ieeees Reseney
Ta Iraima -Sun
Bay Shore Pete
Cohn
E. Cor
St. Emanuel
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