Mobile Chancery sale of described city lots in 1914 case
In Mobile Alabama in chancery the case Mobile Brewery versus Henry W French and Abraham G Levy No 10480 orders a public sale on April 27 1914 at noon in front of Mobile County courthouse. The two groups of lots in square 4 including lots 22 7 21 8 and related parcels with street frontages on Spring Hill Road State Street Kennedy Street and Pine Street are described with precise dimensions and prior conveyances to Mary E Carter and partition deeds. Personal property belonging to defendants excluded.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Brewery
Henry W. French
Abraham G Levy
Register's Office
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth District
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Alabama
Mobile ‘County
Spring Hill’road
Kennedy Street
State Street
Pine Street
N. S
Spring Hill Road
Mary E. Carter
W. J. Patterson
Mary L. Carter
Spring Hill Avenue
Arty Tates of Etary Kins At Org
Henry W. Frenchham G. Levy
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher Amid Wet Weather
Poor cables initially pushed cotton 2 to 3 points lower but buying revived activity as nervous shorts covered. By noon prices were 3 to 5 points above yesterday, afternoon trading steady, spot sales 874 with 526 bales to arrive, midling at 13 cents. Futures closed steady to up slightly with mixed daily ranges.
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New Orleans
Wall Street Review Markets Open Mixed on dull Session
New York March 26 Union Pacific opened slightly higher but stayed near the prior close. Dull trading limited moves to small fractions with several issues in corn products and railroad groups showing relative strength. Major names included Amalgamated Copper American Sugar Refining American Tel and Tel Anaconda Mining Co and United States Steel among others.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Union Pacific
Pittsburg
D. C
St. Louis
Amalgamated Copper
American
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting & Befing
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago
Mil
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
National
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Reading
Rock Island Co
Grain and Rail Schedule Fragments From Chicago Page
The page shows grain quotes for Wheat Corn and Oats with May and July contracts and incomplete rail schedules for several railroads including Alabama Tennessee & Northern and Louisville & Nashville. Partial times and halting OCR obscure several details.
Mobile Bond Market Ledger Prompts Varied Interest Rates
A dense listing shows Alabama State Refunding 4s at renewal 8 percent 50 years, Tennessee State Denominational bonds par 1 000, Mobile County 5 percent and 4 percent issues, Mobile & Ohio Railroad first extension 6s, Montgomery Division 4s, J Louis & Cairo 4s, Gulf Coast Gas First 6 percent bonds, and multiple bank stocks and dock company bonds. Readership advised on bond denominations, par values, and coupon notes across state and local issues.
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Alabama
Tennessee
P. C
Mobile County
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co
Gnee
General Me
Montgomery Division
J. Louis & Cairo
Allateral Trust
Stonewall
Gulf Coast Gas
Eoples
Syoga Bank of Mobile
City Bank and Trust Co
Turner- Hartwell Docks Co
van Antwerp
Graded Union Will Meet Thursday Night
The Graded Union for Men will gather Thursday at 6 30 pm in the YMCA tea room for a light supper. Rev J T Lawson will lead a teacher training course with a 20 minute prayer service followed by department sessions led by R P Roach F W Evans and J W Glasgow.
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Graded Union For
J. T. Lawson
First Christian Church
R. P. Roach
F. W. Evans
J. W. Glasgow
Burglar Bound Over To City Court On Bond
Sam Hopkins arrested for burglarizing the residence of Julia Brown was bound over to the city court under a $500 bond in the inferior court Thursday. Ponkum Singleton received ten days in jail on frivolous prosecution. John Meadow charged with gaming was fined $1 or ten days with bond forfeiture on John Laney who failed to appear. Laney also faces gaming charges.
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Sam Hopkins
Julia Brown
Ponkum Singleton
John Meadow
John Laney
Laney
Pierce Seeks Missing Relatives From Argenta Arkansas
E G Pierce of Argenta Ark asks for news of Frank Pierce and Mrs Jennie Pierce, whose absence distressing to him, in a letter to The Item. The letter offers no details or reasons for seeking relatives in this city.
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E. G. Pierce
Argenta
Ark
Frank Pierce
Jennie Pierce
Pierce
New York Cotton Opens Mixed. Market Unsettled Early
The New York cotton market opened unsettled with old crop futures slightly lower on cables, shifting to a firmer tone as covering supported prices. Spot middling uplands sold at 13.60 and gulf at 13.76, while nearby months showed unchanged to modest declines with May and July futures lingering near 12.1 to 12.0.
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New York
Gulf
Liverpool Cotton Spot Prices and Futures Report
Liverpool reports cotton spot prices with good middling at 7.50 and mid 7.08 while low middling sits at 6.684. Sales reach 8 000 bales with 500 bales for speculation and export and receipts of 16 000 bales. Futures stay quiet and steady across March to next year with varying forward prices.
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United States
Britain
Liverpool
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Receipts Report
In Savannah on March 26 turpentine sales 46 3 4 cents with 251 casks receipts and rosin sales none with 1 671 barrels received. Price quotes given for grades 8B through WW with varying cents per gallon or barrel.
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Savannah
Stubborn Coughs Recounted Cured by Dr King’s Discovery
Mrs. David Moor of Saginaw Alabama credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing her husband after four coughs lasting fifteen years and her son after eight years. The letter extols the remedy’s ability to stop lingering coughs and throat ailments.
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Dr. King
David Moor
Saginaw
Ala
Rome
Cotton Receipts and Exports by Rail and Steamship
Report of cotton receipts and exports across multiple lines. Details include Southern Railway Export comp 649 bales, Mobile and Montgomery Railroad 2 bales, Planters' Cotton Company 220 plus 1 exported, total 221 bales. Steamer Alma 266 bales with several consignors. Steamer City of Mobile 16 bales from multiple firms.
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Southern Railway
Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
Baghinaky
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Planters' Cotton Company
Alma
Pickensville
Farmers’ Cotton Company
Touart and Quinn
Baker-Lyons
City of Mobile
Montgomery
Planters’ Cotton Company
Frank M. Ladd
Mexican rebel telegram threatens Terrazas son
Luis Terrazas Jr of El Paso Texas was reported in immediate danger after a Chihuahua telegram said he faced execution unless he sent 500000 pesos to the rebel cause. The alert arrives March 26.
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EL Paso
Tex
Luis Terrazas
Chihuahua
Luis Jr
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Axie Page
News from Mobile reports the death of Mrs Axie Page wife of Lyman E B Page pastor of the First Christian church Knox Indiana after two weeks illness. At her bedside were her husband and daughter Mrs Frankle Brown of Fairhope Alabama and other relatives. Interment will be in Knox Indiana Friday afternoon. Mrs Page formerly lived in Mobile and remained active in church work with her husband pastor.
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Mobile
B. F. Andrews
Evanston
Ill
Axie Page
Lyman EB. Page
First Christian Church
Knox
Ind
Frank le Brown
Fairhope
Ala
atgi@nox
Page
Mr. Page
Death of James H Rolls in New Orleans at 63
James H Rolls died in New Orleans Saturday at 4 p m aged 63. He was born to William H and Sarah Turner Rolls and lived many years in Grand Bay Alabama and Scranton Mississippi before moving to New Orleans fifteen years ago. He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs L B Freeland two sons Harry J and Ora P Rolls two sisters Mrs E Davie and Mrs J Drummond and many relatives in Mobile. Funeral services were in Greenwood Cemetery New Orleans Sunday conducted by the Knights of Pythias of which he was a member.
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James H. Rolls
Mobile
New Orleans
William H
Sarah Turner Rolls
Grand Bay
Ala
Scranton
Miss
L. B. Freeland
Harry J
Ora P. Rolis
8. Davie
J. Drummond
Greenwood Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promote Gentle Constipation Relief
Advertising copy touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a mild effective remedy for lazy liver and constipation. Claims include clearing bile, improving appetite, and curing dizziness, biliousness, headaches, malaria, and skin issues. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a money back guarantee and free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
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