War nurse Madame L Etondl dies at 82 in Mobile
French native and Confederate nurse wandered Galveston flood, survived on a door, widow of jeweler Julius L Etondl. After Civil War, she settled in Galveston then Mobile, where Masons sent aid and brought her back. She died Friday at the Home for the Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
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Madame L’etondl
France
Galveston
Mobile
Little Sisters of the Poor
Madame L'Etondl
Julius L'Etondl
Madame L’etond
Mobile Lodge No. 40
Lott Blacksher Commission Company Dissolution in Mobile
W C Lott J J Blacksher J A Blacksher and J N Cammack owners of all stock agree to dissolve the Lott Blacksher Commission Company organized in Mobile County Alabama with principal business in Mobile. Notary Gessner T McCorvey confirms president W O Lott signed. Probate Judge Price Williams certifies filed March 6 1914 in Mobile County Alabama.
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State OF Alabama
Mobile County
W. C. Lott
J. J. Blacksher
J. A. Blacksher
J. N. Cammack
Lott
Mobile
Said
Price Williams
Said County
Lott-Blacksher Commission Company
State of
Alabama
Jackson Miss is Under Water After Flood Burst
Jackson faced a rapid flood after five inches of rain in 48 hours. The rising creek flooded the business district with two feet of water in the Royal Hotel lobby and damaged the Auto Supply garage. Estimated damage reached at least 75000 dollars with power outages and flooded depots.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Royal Hotel
Auto Supply Company
Illinois Central
Capital Light & Power Company
Entertainment Plans for 400 At Southern Gas Men Meet
Preparations for entertaining 300 to 400 delegates at the annual Southern gas men convention in Mobile April 22 to 24 are complete. D Brewer secretary will be at Battle House room 708 daily 9 to 10 a.m. R B Wright chairs reservations from Mobile Gas Company. Auto and boat rides, a reception and other entertainments are arranged for delegates and accompanying ladies. Sessions are in the Battle House auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Gas Men
Mobile
D. Brewer
Association
Battle House
R. B. Wright
Mobile Gas Company
Fire damages Persimmon Street block. one house destroyed
A fire from a defective flue at 5:30 P M destroyed a one story frame house at 353 Persimmon Street occupied by George Washington colored and damaged adjacent homes. Firemen from multiple companies saved belongings and contained the blaze with two water streams. estimated loss 750 dollars. Fire alarm came from Box 54.
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Persimmon Street
George Washington
Bankruptcy Notice for Frank S. Silsby of Mobile Alabama
United States District Court Southern District of Alabama Bankruptcy In the matter of Frank S. Silsby Bankrupt No 1343 To the Creditors of Frank S. Silsby of Mobile Ala in the County of Mobile and District aforesaid Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that on the 28th day of March 1914 the said F S Silsby was duly adjudicated a bankrupt and that first meeting of his creditors will be held at my office in Mobile on the 17th day of April 1914 at 2 o'clock p m at which time the said creditors may attend prove their claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as properly may come before said meeting R T Ervin Referee in Bankruptcy March 28 1914
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United States District Court
Southern District of
Alabama
Frank 8. Silsby
Frank 8S
Silsby
Mobile
Ala
F. S. Silsby
R. T. Ervin
Deaths and Funerals Noted in Local Notices
Richard P. Blalack a retired businessman died Saturday at 11 35 at his home 350 South Jefferson street. He was a native of Lower Peach Tree Alabama a Confederate veteran and Semmes Camp U C V member. Curtis Gaines Farnell two year old son of Mr and Mrs Curl died Friday at grandfather Michael T Judge 901 Marine Street from pneumonia. Funeral arrangements appear in another column. Mrs Josephine Phillips funeral was held at 3 pm Friday at their 356 Chatham Street home and St Johns Church with Rev Gardiner C Tucker officiating Interment Magnolia Cemetery pallbearers listed.
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Richard P. Blalack
Richard P. Bialack
South Jefferson Street
Lower Peach Tree
Ala
Semmes Camp
Curtis Gaines Farnell
Josephine Phillips
Chatham Street
George A. Phillips
St. John’s Church
Gardiner C. Tucker
Magnolia Cemetery
Herman Weiss
Phillip Weiss
Wallace Williams
Frank Williams
John Wahl
Leste Waal
No Evidence Found in Assault Case Arraignment
Elliott Fletcher was arraigned for assault to murder on Smith Foster and discharged for lack of evidence. Four others, John Reeves Lonny Stacey Will Stacey and Buck Phillips, were fined $5 or ten days for an affray near Shady Grove. Austin Fincher’s case was continued to April 4 due to absence.
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Elliott Fletcher
Smith Foster
Inferior Criminal Court
Henry Chamberlain
John Reeves
Lonny Stacey
Will Stacey
Buck Phillips
Shady Grove
Austin Fincher
Captain Frank White Addresses Green Ville After Mobile Campaign
Captain Frank White arrives in Green Ville after leaving Mobile on Friday to speak at a local meeting. He expresses satisfaction with the backing he received from Mobile residents and nearby supporters.
Rail schedules peek from faded timetables
Fragmentary railroad timetable shows multiple lines including Mobile & Ohio Mississippi Texas, Southern, Nashville, Bay Shore, and New Orleans routes. Entries list departure and arrival times with partial notes and scattered abbreviations across lines, lacking complete connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Miss. & Texas
Cin.-Cai. Ltd
Mopile & Meridian
Bhim.-Cin.-N. ¥. Ltd
Mogie & Bay Shore Railroad
Seeesess
N.Y
Ted
Northbousag
N. O. Ac
Mobile Cotton Market Report Shows Steady Trade
Market closed steady in Mobile with 400 bales sold. Receipts for today 300 bales, year to date 224. Exports today 51 bales, since Sept 1 162691 bales. Stock on hand 178938 bales.
Cotton futures rise on rainy weather and steady demand
New Orleans reports that cotton futures opened 3 to 8 points higher and rose 6 to 10 points in early trading amid continued rain in the cotton region. Spot cotton remains quiet at 13 cents mid lint with 838 bales sold and 916 bales arriving, as futures close steady to up 7 points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Manchester
India
Washington
New York Cotton Opens Steady on Firm Cables and Covers
The cotton market opened steady with near months up 4 to 9 points as firm cables and renewed covering supported prices. Realizing tempered the rise, spot cotton remained quiet with middling uplands at 13.50 and middling gulf at 13.75. Futures closed barely steady with March at 13.01, May 13.38, July 13.02, August 11.82, October 11.44, December 11.60.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
Gulf
Clearing House Statement Shows Reserves Decline Week Over Week
New York March 28 The statement of actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies reports reserves in excess of legal requirements at 22 337 950 down 3 009 000 from last week Loans rise to 2 088 748 000 up 38 713 000 Specie falls to 397 080 000 down 8 306 000 Net deposits at 1 975 267 000 down 10 282 000 Circulation 41 905 000 down 123 000 Banks cash in vault 63 610 600 Aggregate cash reserve 472 995 000 Excess lawful reserve 22 887 950 down 3 009 000 Trust companies reserve with clearing house members 89 610 000 26 percent cash
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Clearing House
New York
Money Market Report New York March 28
Money market figures show no loans, time loans weak for sixty ninety and six months. Mercantile paper ranges 3 3-4 to 4 1-4 percent. Sterling exchange easy sixty days at 4.84 60, demand 4.86 20. Bar silver 68, Mexican dollars 45 1-2 cents. Government bonds steady railroad bonds easy.
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New York
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Butter and Egg Market Report From New York
Butter market steady with 4400 receipts as creamery extras fetch 25 25 1 2 and firsts 28 1 2 to 24 1 2. Creamery held extras and process extras at 23 23 1 2 and 20 20 1 2. Eggs steady with 21800 cases received and overall market unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool Cotton Spot and Futures Report
Liverpool notes spot cotton firm with good middling at 7.594 and mid diving values. Sales total 4 000 bales with 300 bales for speculation and export. receipts 6 000 bales. Futures steady with several forward prices listed for March through February next year.
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Liverpool
Penacola Captain L. Clifford Dies En Route to DeFun
Captain L. Clifford a veteran Pensacola bar pilot died suddenly Friday night in DeFunia k after traveling from New Orleans for a daughter visit. He was among Pensacola master pilots and served since boyhood, his family and friends surprised by the abrupt death from heart trouble.
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L. Clifford
Pensacola
Flia
DeFuniak
New Orleans
Penscola
Clifford
Presi‘ola
Market Open Slumps on New York Stocks as Readings Turn Cautious
First trans actions show a light up move and near standstill five minutes after open. Lehigh Valley falls about a point while Reading edges up. News of New York Central layoffs and rail economies deepen the selloff, with bonds broadly easy and United States Steel among the big declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Iron and Steel Group
United States
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Sm'tg & Ring
American Sugar Ring
Missouri Pacific
Ns. & Texas
National Lead
Bid
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Rock Island Co
Ptd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil
N. H
Poultry Market Steady as Butter and Eggs Hold
Butter eggs and poultry unchanged in Kansas City market on March 28. Some men who find great enjoyment in religion manage to put business before pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Market Report Amid Weather Disruption and Mixed Movements
Trading opened weaker on South and Southwest influences with stocks rising then easing as light offerings grew thin. Corn showed fair town demand while rain in Argentina affected bulls. oats held steady and hogs saw modest gains against firmer provisions.
Grain and commodity prices dash through Chicago and St Louis
Cash markets in Chicago and St Louis show mixed readings with wheat at several futures points and corn hovering near 68 to 70 cents. Prices for oats pork lard and butter remain steady or unchanged amid bearish influence and steady close from prior session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
ST. Louis
Naval Stores Market Report from Savannah
The Savannah naval stores market notes prices for pine resin and turpentine with quotes across multiple grades and brands. Listings include 12c each for a batch, band D and B categories with varying prices, and several grade codes such as G H K M N WG WW and WW indicating range shifts inore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Savannah
Tae Pentine Firm
Personal notice of J. P. McKay improvement at Souther firmary
Mr J P McKay who was r on last Monday at the Souther firmary is improving very To Four hundred and three set lavallieres complete with Latest styles guaranteed $4.25 to $17.60 At Gabriel's It APB é
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. McKay
Southerfirmary
Lavallieres
Gabriel's
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Nice
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C. F. Hewitt
St. Francis Street
L. S
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St. Anthony
Mary Farle
S. Cedar
Room
al Chauffeur
T. O.C
Southern Roofing and Steel Works
Bell Phone
Franklin Street
Careltem
Crichton Lumber Co
M. B. Schwarz
Conception and Knox
Bell Gene
Carey
Indiana
Old Shell Road
B. C
East‘Magnolia
Rohn
Parnelt
Curtis Farnell
Curtis B
Judge Farnell
M. T
Marine Street
The
Daily Item
People’s Employment Bureau
Dauphin
Southern College
Corner Dauphin
Hamilton
Shaw-Cain Elect. Co
E. G. Bowman
Dauphin Street
Business Personals
Hopper Harness Co
Ness Repairing
N. Royal St
C. F. Miller
Deuphin Street
Willam J. Koral
N. W. Congress
Royal
West Fowl River
P. O
Delchamps
Conti Street
P.O
Mobile Water Works
Peoples Employment Bureau
Alabama Mattress Co
Peoples’ Employment Bureau
Felis’ Cigar Store
Geo. E. Stonbe
L’etondl
W. O. Lott, J. J. Blacksher
Gessner T. McCorvey
W. 0. Lott
Gessner T. M’corvey
Notary Public
P. Williams
Capt. White
Capain Frank
Bama, Tennessee & Norther
Ome
Wall Street Review
Cawthon
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