Notice By Executrix in Estate of Charles Addison Jenks
Notice is given that letters testamentary were granted to Hattie Leona Jenks executrix on November 8 1912 by Judge Price Williams Jr of Mobile County Probate Court Alabama. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legal period or be barred.
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State OF Alabama
Mobile County
Mobile
Ala
William H. Baxter
Henry Hess
Price Williams, JR
Clarke & Brown
Atorneys
Charles Addison Jenks
Alabama
Hattie Leona Jenks
Ordinance Prohibits Grasping Moving Street Cars by Bicycles
City of Mobile ordinance warns riders on bicycles or roller skates not to grab or cling to moving street cars or automobiles. Violators face fines up to ten dollars as set by the recorder, with the measure taking effect after adoption and approval.
Glover Seeks Estate Challenge to Mary Baker Eddy Bequest
George W. Glover of Lead, 8.D., filed amendments arguing Christian Science is not a religion but a profit driven business. He seeks to set aside his mother Mary Baker Eddy’s residuary bequest to the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, estimated at 3,000,000, so it reverts to natural heirs.
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N. H
George W. Glover
Lead
8.D
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Administratrix Sale of Crichton Estate in Mobile
Sale by admin of H R Crichton estate follows a November 7 1912 decree in Crichton vs Crichton docket 144 Mobile County Alabama. Three parcels described, in Mobile city blocks and streets, to be sold at public outcry for cash at Mobile County courthouse steps at noon on December 2 1912.
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Dearborn Street
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Fry and Dunlap
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Cotton October consumption and stocks reported by census bureau
Washington reports October cotton use at 611,286 bales with on hand totals of 2,991, (980) + 2, etc. Exports reached 1,515,741 bales and spindles operated stood at 30,019,872. breakdowns cover states and warehouses, with national supply for Sept 1 to Oct 31 at 9,916,952 bales and New Orleans cotton futures opening steady with modest selling orders and weekend demand.
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United States
Census Bureau
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Germany
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Cotton futures start firm then slip on selling pressure
In New York, cotton futures opened firm down 4 to 8 points on Liverpool cables and favorable weather, then rallied on trade buying and bull support before sinking 5 to 6 points from the day’s best amid renewed liquidation. Heavy receipts and tariff uncertainties fueled ongoing crop estimate increases as selling intensified. London trading opened generally easy with week end offerings.
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New York
Liverpool
Market Endures Mixed Gains as Stocks Rebound
The market opened near unchanged then rose with Canadian Pacific leading gains. Consols fell a quarter point while war stocks were irregular. American securities held steady amid talk of an extra Congress session to revise tariffs. Prices closed steady with a fractional daily advance and money in fair demand as discount rates eased.
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Canadian Pacific
New York
Liverpool Cotton Prices Slip Amid Dull Spot Market
Liverpool market reports dull spot prices with American middling and good middling weakening. Stock totals reach 3,000 bales with 300 for speculation and export and 20,000 bales received, including 19,700 American. futures open easy then close steady with various forward price quotes.
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Wall Street opens lower on tariff and Congress session news
The market started downward with small initial moves as traders sold active stocks and those tied to tariff revisions after lant hight announced an extra session of Congress in spring. Losses ranged from 1 to 2 points, affecting Steel, St. Paul, Beet Sars, Woolen and Paper.
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Painter Dawson Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge
Chief of Police Crenshaw received a telegram from Pensacola advising the arrest of R. L. Dawson a painter wanted on grand larceny charges. An affidavit says Dawson purloined paintings and paper hanging tools from William Ransom. An officer went to Pensacola and Dawson agreed to return without requisition.
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Pensacola
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Dawson
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Mobile convention to decide 1915 site named in Alabama
Delegates to the Alabama Light and Traction Association adjourned in Birmingham after a two day session. Mobile was chosen as 1915 convention site. H O Hansen of Mobile Gas was elected secretary and Theodore K Jackson of Mobile Electric named to the executive committee. Dr C E Pugh linked to warrants for not reporting births and a smallpox case surrendered, later posted bond. he had been living in Clark County, Alabama. Fred Crowe, arrested by Patrolman Gale as suspicious, was ordered to leave the city after appearing before Recorder Edington.
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Gale
Edington
The
Alabama Light
Traction Association
Birmingham
Mobile
H. O. Hansen
Mobile Gas Company
Theodore K. Jackson
Mobile Electric Company
C. E. Pugh
Inferior Criminal Court
Pugh
Clark County
Alabama
Personal notices from Mobile include visits and civic roles
J F Jogsen the Mobilian leaves for Jacksonville Fla to visit friends for about a week. Victor Lyons of J Trager and Co is in Mobile Infirmary for appendectomy. George K Lynch of Ferry Hill Md stays in Mobile to consider land offers after visiting New Orleans. HH B Howe Burlington agent visits on business. Edward Devol and G A K Ward file bonds in probate court. The Dunklin band appoints a notary public.
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Jacksonville
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Florida City
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Ferry Hill
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National Farmers' Congress
New Orleans
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Burlington
Birmingham
Edward Devol
G. A. KK. Ward
D. BE. Dunklin
Williams Family Returns From Macon After Wedding Trip
Rev L G H Williams and Mrs Williams with their two youngest children returned Friday from Macon Georgia where they visited Mr Williams parents and attended his sister's wedding.
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L. G. H. Williams
Adams Plays Birmingham Matinee Breaking Old Stage Rule
Maude Adams agrees to a Monday matinee in Birmingham after publicity and local urging. Manager J Tannenbaum, Frohman connections, and Birmingham officials pressed for the afternoon show despite Adams traditions. The engagement marks a notable exception to her usual one night stands and weekday matinees.
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Tannenbaum
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Birmingham
Machiie
Aged Man Convicted in Ravish Attempt in Nashville
John E. Boone, 55, was found guilty in criminal court of assault and battery with intent to ravish and sentenced to ten years. The victim was his twelve year old niece Fannie Tucker, who testified. Boone was arrested after being brought to the station by her father under threat of death if he resisted. A new trial motion was filed.
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Nashville
Tenn
John E. Boone
Boone
Fannie Tucker
Informers to Take Stand in Rosenthal Murder Trial
Four informers Sam Schepps Harry Vallon Bridgie Webber and Jack Rose were to testify today in the Rosenthal murder case as the defense argued the shooting involved two informers and an unidentified stranger. Justice Goff limited rebuttal time to the forenoon and the defense planned no witnesses if unchanged.
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Bridgie” Webber
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Todaday
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Young Couple's Elopement Ends in Police Custody
Detroit police arrest Arthur Dickerson and Florence Phillips after their Grand Rapids elopement. Dickerson, 20, worked for the D A R as a motorman, Phillips, 17, at a box factory. They had come to Detroit two weeks ago and were found living at 205 East Larned Street. Phillips was returned to Grand Rapids as officers scoured for her family.
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Burial of Henry Cooper at Magnolia Cemetery
The remains of Henry Cooper were interred Friday in Magnolia Cemetery in a large gathering of friends and relatives. Funeral services were held at Roche-Burke Chapel with Rev. H. M. Henning of the Lutheran Church officiating. Bearers included Max Wel, W. M. Linden, Frank Tremer, H. Hants senior, John Johnson, and Paul Klesen.
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Southern hotel men to form association in New Orleans
Hotel men from Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida will meet in New Orleans on November 21 to organize a Southern Hotel Association aiming to unify and promote regional interests.
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Orleans
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
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