Ben F. Sheriff’s Sale in Mobile County
Under a writ of Venditions Expo the Law and Equity Court of Mobile County Alabama orders the sale for cash at the Mobile County courthouse door on Wednesday June 9 1915 at 12 o clock noon. The sale covers the right and title of Isadore Rubel and Antonine Hart to a list of personal property including a roller top desk fixtures cases a cash register refrigerators ovens candy machines and assorted dishware and utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody Jr
Isadore Rubel
Law and Equity Court
Mobile County
Alabama
Court House
Antonine Hart
Hervey Hotel Co
Horace B. Deal
Circuit Court
Mercer Roadster
W. H. Holcombe
Frank Pistole Declared Bankrupt in Mobile Court
U. S. District Court Southern District of Alabama adjudged Frank Pistole of Mobile a bankrupt on May 28 1915. First meeting of creditors set for June 11 1915 at 2 p.m. in Mobile to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt led by Referee in Bankruptcy Robert T. Ervin.
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U. S. District Court, SO. Dist. of
Alabama
Frank Pistole
Mobile
Robert T. Ervin
Alabama Game Law Amendments for Baldwin and Mobile Counties
Notice to the public states the legislature will consider an act to amend Alabama game laws for Baldwin and Mobile. It sets hunting seasons for various birds and mammals, penalties, permit requirements, and enforcement rules with specified fines and conditions.
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State of
Alabama
Baldwin
Mobile
Cruiser North Carolina Floated After Grounding
Washington reports the cruiser North Carolina which ran aground in the outer harbor of Alexandria Egypt has been floated without damage. The incident prompted naval officials to inspect for any harm and confirm the vessel remains seaworthy after the maneuver.
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Washington
North Carolina
Alexandria
Egypt
Cotton futures Opened Steady then Mixed in New Orleans
In New Orleans on May 29 futures showed a steady opening with light selling. Prices rose 1 to 3 points in early trading before weakening. by close they were 1 to 3 points under yesterday's close. Spot cotton remained steady with 2,250 bales sold and middling at 9.00.
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New Orleans
Cotton Market Quiet with Slight Loss in New York Listing
May 29 report shows a quiet trading day in New York as holidays and lack of cables kept activity to the room floor. Prices edged from 1 to 3 points higher at times but closed with a net loss of 1 to 2 points while spot middling upland stood at 9.60.
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New York
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Wall Street Review Stocks Dip On German Reply Hint
The German reply to Washington is expected to be issued tomorrow triggering another market pause. Early trading showed no clear trend with Rock Island down one point and Butte Superior slipping after declaring a large extra dividend yesterday. Major leaders fluctuated narrowly while war stocks fell. Amalgamated, American and United States Steel rose or fell in tight ranges.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Rock Island
Butte Superior
Crucible Steel
Westinghouse
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Copper Bo
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Cotton
American Smeltin
Atchison
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Canadian Pacific
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Erie
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Mexican Petroleum
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep. Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Western Union
American Beet Sugar
Cotton Bale Totals Reported by Several Firms
A summary of bale shipments lists Baker Lyons Co with 2 bales along with Clarke Davis Co 2 bales Magnolia Compress 1 bale totaling 9 bales. A train No 250 run by Louisville and Nashville Railroad carries 5 bales from Baker Lyons Co and 2 bales from F M Ladd Co plus 1 bale from Planters Compress and 2 bales from E H Bixler Co.
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Baker, Lyons & Co
Planters’ Cotton Company
Clarke, Davis & Co
Magnolia Compress Company
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
F. M. Ladd & Co
Planters’ Compress Company
E.H. Bixler & Co
Grain and Provisions Market Report and Naval Stores
Wheat and corn prices listed with bids and opens. oats and rye noted. Butter eggs and naval stores in Savannah report firm turpentine and rosin with multiple grade quotes and stock figures.
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Savannah
Rosin
Cotton Seed Oil Markets Close Steady In New York
Cotton seed oil market closed steady with prices posted for spot and future months led by June at 6.30 to 6.35 and September around 6.72 to 6.78. Total sales reported 2,200. An adjacent legal notice from Mobile County, Alabama, announces a sheriff sale of a Mercer Roadster automobile tied to Hervey Hotel Co. versus Horace B. Deal, set for June 10, 1915 at noon.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt and John M. Bowers at Syracuse libel trial
The photograph shows Theodore Roosevelt seated with his counsel John M. Bowers of New York during the Barnes Roosevelt libel trial in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Theodore Roosevelt
John M. Bowers
New York
The Good Idea Baby Name Gag In Public Speech
A serious man in a crowded venue tries to quiet an infant near him. He asks the mother if the baby has been christened and suggests naming him Good Idea if not. The exchange pivots on the pun and the speaker’s interrupted moment.
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Fas
Exchange Quote Indicates Support for Action
A fragment quotes an exchange stating that, to reprieve, “it should be carried out.” The line conveys the sentiment of approving authorities or negotiators toward a required measure.
Hippopotamus Joke Sparks Slander Suit Over Insults
Miller sues Moore for slander after Moore calls him a hippopotamus on multiple occasions. Defense cites delay. Miller insists he only saw a hippopotamus last week. The item reflects humorous punishment and courtroom quip from National Monthly.
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Miller
Moore
National Monthly
Will Ask Confeds to Remember the Slaves
A resolution endorsed by Raphael Semmes Camp 11 UCV requests erection of a monument to the slaves of the South. Drafted by J Safford Kerney and H A, it urges a three member national committee to raise funds choose a site and oversee the memorial.
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Raphael Semmes
Camp
Res Union of the Veterans
Richmond
Mobile
J Safford Kerney
H. A
South
Recorder's Court Notes on Discharged Motorman and Traffic Fines
H. H. Riggs the motorman was discharged in the recorder's court on a charge of reckless driving after testimony showed Spencer Newell's horse drove into the car, killing the animal. Charles Reynolds was fined ten dollars or twenty days for speeding. Other traffic violations were continued. Lizzie Buford and Jinks Jenkins were fined ten dollars or ten days plus sixty days hard labor for a cutting scrape. Harry Reese's embezzlement case was continued to Tuesday.
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H. H. Riggs
Spencer Newell
Recorder’s Court
Newell
Charles Reynolds
Lizzie Buford
Jinks Jenkins
Harry Reese
Charles Schimpf
Dat Mule Named Corporation A Tale From Louisville Times
A Louisville humor clip recalls an old Omaha tale of a slave free man who hauls with a giant mule named Corporation. The story, told by a former newspaper man now preacher, notes the mule’s strength and deliberate will.
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South
John Jr
Omaha
W. Louisville
John
Darkey
Louisville Times
Ferry toll dispute on Southern river
A ferryman named Pete encounters a poor white man unable to pay the three cent crossing fee. Pete muses that a man without three cents is better off on his side than crossing, reflecting a practical but no-nonsense exchange in a Southern river locale.
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Pete
National Monthly
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