Chancery Notice in Whistler Property Case Mobile 1914
In the Spring Term 1914 of the Court of Chancery for the Thirteenth district of the Southwestern Chancery Division Alabama an order directs Ce leste Akridge Marcella Lundy and heirs to plead answer or demur by May 29 1914 regarding property interests in Mobile County listed as Whistler parcels with portions previously sold. Notice will be published weekly for four weeks in the Mobile Daily Item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lowenthal
Henrietta Lowenthal
Henrietta Warburg
Anna Warburg
Rostock
Mecklinberg-Schwerin
Germany
Mobile County
Alabama
State of Alabama
Louis Rosenthal
Henry Hanana
Walter Mitchell
Louis Lowenthal
Santos Santiago Nubira
Price Williams
Caroline A. Rubira
Santos S. Rubira, JR
Bestor & Young
Chancery
Mobile
Emanuel H. Bixler
Hattie Chance Et al
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern
Marcella Lundy
Whister
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Emma_C. Williams
Sixth and
Magee Streets
Sixth Street
Magee Street
Highland Engine Streets
Kenner Street
Eighth and Kenner Streets
Price Williams’ Estate
Whistler
Sixth and Magee Streets
Mobile Daily Item
Carl Holzborn
Register
United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
Guastavis G. Davis
Gustavus G. Davis
G. Cc. Davis
R. T. Ervin
Black mare impounded at city pound sale notice
Taken up on Tuesday May 12 1914 at 9 30 p m on Government and New streets a black mare marked with gray on head blind in left eye will be sold at city pound Friday May 22 1914 at 12 o'clock noon unless redeemed by owner James Curran impounding officer 5 16 6¢
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Government
New Streets
James Curran
Motor Fans For Needies Provided
President T. K. Jackson of the Mobile Electric Company received a Chicago notice from H. M. Bsilesby & Co. offering free fan service for indigent invalids and worthy Mobile residents unable to pay. The program is active from last summer and requires a physician certificate of illness. temporary wiring will be installed when needed to support the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Jackson
The
Mobile Electric Company
Chicago
H. M. Bsilesby & Co
Railroad Superintendent Marshall visits Mobile for brief business
Superintendent Charles Marshall of the Mobile New Orleans division of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was in Mobile on a brief business visit Wednesday.
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Marshall
Charles Marshall
Mobile New Orleans
The
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mobile
Maritime moves and river traffic highlight port activity
The arrival and departure of several ships mark a busy period in the lower bay. The American schooner Harrison T Beachaman arrived Wednesday morning and departed at 10 30 for the city. Norwegian bark Dora Lisboa arrived from Rio de Janeiro and shifted to Spanish River to discharge ballast. Mount Vernon sailed for Puerto Cortes with general cargo to load bananas. Marjorie A Spencer and Maria left for Cuban ports and Valencia respectively. Preston shifted from Pinto Docks to Mobile and Ohio wharf to load cargo for Central American ports.
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Harrison T. Beachaman
Lower Bay
Dora Lisboa
Anderson Minster
Rio de Jantero
Brazil
Spanish River
Mount Vernon
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Marjorie A. Spencer
Maria
Valencia
Spain
Preston
Pinto Docks
Mobile and
Ohio
Fire damages frame dwelling at 360 Morgan Street
A Box 45 alarm at 1 45 Wednesday sent Mobile fire units to 360 Morgan Street a one story frame dwelling owned by Miss Hunter and occupied by M C Simmons colored. The blaze was caused by a spark and the house was badly damaged before extinguishment.
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Morgan Street
Day at St Matthew's Church Feast Masses
Two masses will be held at St Matthew's Church for the Feast of the Ascension. The first mass is at 5 30 a m and the second at 7 20 a m Confessions will be heard before the masses.
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Saena
T. Matthew's Church
St. Mathew’s Church
New Orleans and New York Markets Amid Mixed Cotton and Stock Trading
United States ports receipts and exports show varied activity while New Orleans cotton futures firm after a cautious call. Early stock trading in New York is subdued with small gains and losses, investors awaiting crop prospects, Mexican mediation, and broader trade signals.
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United States
G. Brit
Continent
New York
Stock Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Ohio
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Cotton Oi
American
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake &Ohio
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Interborough Met
Pfd
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorilliard Company
Mexican Ptroleum
New York Central
N. Y
N., H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep
Iron and Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennesse Copper
Texas Company
Union Pacific
United
New York Cotton Futures Rally on Wet West, Dry East
The New York cotton market rose early on reports of wet weather in the western belt and dry conditions east of the river. Openings were steady to slightly up as traders covered, bought foreign demand, and bull support pushed active months higher, with May, July, August, October, December and January futures posting firmer closes.
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New Orleans
Iaumust
New York
Ceces
Liverpool Cotton Market Report May 20
Spot cotton steadies with good middling 8.164, middling 7.640, low middling 7.064. Sales total 8,000 plus 1,000 speculative/export. Receipts 3,000 bales. Futures hold very steady with May at 7.08 and other futures quoted across May-June to Jan-Feb.
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Liverpool
Turpen firm reports sales and receipts for May
The Turpen firm lists sales of 110 casks and receipts of 985 casks. A Rosin firm notes receipts of 2,662 bills. Quoted prices range from 3.55 to 6.70 with grades B to Ww and letters D E F G H I K M N lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aval
Bank cashier in Holly Springs dies by self inflicted gunshot
W. C. Neill 35, cashier of the People's Bank, was found with a bullet wound in an old freight depot in Holly Springs. A pistol lay beside him and bank officers say accounts are in good shape. Neill had been nervous and left home saying he would travel to Memphis.
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Associated Press
Holly Springs
Miss
W. C. Neill
People’s Bank
Sam Roane
Neill
Memphis
Mobile man accused of false swearing on registered letter
Milton Burnett of Mobile was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal J H Gates on a charge of false swearing about the amount of money in a registered letter. He was released from the county jail on $250 bond to answer to the federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Burnett
Mobile
United States
J. H. Gates
Burnett
Deaths and Funerals Norphlette D Rawls
Funeral of Norphlette David Rawls from Whistler residence held at 10 A M with Rev A G Richards presiding. He belonged to Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen McDonoghville Lodge 325 and was honored by Gulf City Lodge 427. Pallbearers named from several lodges. burial at Whistler Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Peterson
Whistler
Norphlette David Rawls
A. G. Richards
Trinity Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of
McDonoghville
Gulf City
Messrs
Jesse E. Saxon
Edward Fitzpatrick
Don Hoffman
J. W. Johnson
R. Elward
Joseph Callahan
Gulf City Lodge
M. W. Wright
Mizpah
W. C. Lynch
Houston
Whistler Cemetery
Electric Bitters Promising Spring Tonic for Digestion
Indigestion and loss of appetite eased by Electric Bitters described as a spring tonic for liver, kidney and stomach troubles. Claims include stimulating appetite and cleansing the system with Mr. T. D. Peeble cited as a user. Available at druggists for 60 cents or $1.00, Bucklen's Arnica Salve also advertised for eczema.
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T. D. Peeble
Bucklen
Arnica
Captain Winslow Killed on Border in Brownsville
Captain Richard P. Winslow of the Ninety first Coast Artillery Corps died in Brownsville Texas early today from a gunshot wound believed self inflicted. He had come from Fort Morgan Alabama in a recent troop movement and was reportedly temporarily mentally disordered. He was the son of Mrs P Winslow of Jackson Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Richard P. Winslow
Ninety-first Coast Arml Corps
Winslow
Fort Morgan
Ala
P. Winslow
Jackson
Miss
Well Known Mobile Captain Dies After Texas Trip
Captain Winslow was a well known Mobile figure and his death shocked many friends. He had frequently visited Mobile and left with two companies from Fort Morgan on Sunday night May 3 for Brownsville Texas and was reportedly in good health.
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Winslow
Mobile
Fort Morgan
Brownsville
Texas
Davidson Sues Doctor Over Improper Arm Treatment
Robert Davidson filed suit in the law and equity court on Wednesday for 5000 damages against Dr. A Fos terazzi alleging improper treatment after his right arm was broken. He says a second physician was needed to set the bones so they could knit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davidson
Law and Equity Court
A. Fosterazzi
Davidson
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