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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
5
A playful ad item offers more coffee and hints at generosity. The item uses energetic phrasing to invite readers to enjoy extra servings and a warm welcome.
The report catalogs cotton bales traded by various firms with total bales per company, noting 58 bales in late sessions and 151 bales in others. In New Orleans the market fell slightly under frost and selling pressure, with December at 11.39 and spot at 11.38 middling, receipts at 116,849 and stocks at 286,951. New York and Liverpool markets show mixed futures and spot action, with notable activity in metals and energy stocks and an overall quiet cotton session amid bearish private ginning reports.
Ex bal loonist Thomas Miller known as Dare Devil Miller faces a city court trial on a statutory charge with Ella May Malone 18 as prosecuting witness. Meeting at St Matthew s tonight forms committees for a turkey festival tomorrow at Knights of Columbus Hall.
Testimony in Philadelphia federal court said United Fruit Company ordered destruction of contracts with subsidiaries. Herbert L. McConnell testified the firm would violate the Sherman act. Bluefields Steamship suit seeks 15 million dollars in treble damages.
A newspaper classified list details multiple rental homes with various sizes and layouts. Entries show address lines such as 17 Montauk Avenue 9 rooms, 1029 Government St, 763 Augusta St, 318 8 Conceton St, and 353 St Emanuel with 6 to 9 rooms, halls and baths. Rates include amounts like 240.00 per month.
The Dorothy will arrive this afternoon to load coal for the Charlotte Harbor and Northern Railroad of Bocas Grande Florida. Corona Coal Iron and Railroad Co has now handled four shipments via Mobile. The New Orleans also arrived and is ready for cargo. The Lampasas crew faced a tough exam with five of nine passing. T. G. McGonigal ordered ten thousand cases of dynamite to Vera Cruz Mexico, assembled in Gulfport. Other shipping activity included the Lampasas sailing, Schwanden arrival, City of Mobile docking, and C. W. Mills departure for Cuba amid very low Alabama river tides.
An alternative writ of mandamus was granted by Judge Safford Berney against County Treasurer George E. Stone to show cause why he should not pay county attorney Robert E. Gordon for October. The writ is returnable Wednesday at 10 o clock. Stone argued the legislature abolished the county attorney role, shifting duties to the county solicitor.
A roster of ships and docks listing vessels such as Pentywn Berwind Oscar G Mills C. W. Mills Procyon Holabird Apollo Daphne and others anchored or loading at Municipal Docks Gulf Dry Docks Pier 6 and Pier 3 with routes to United Kingdom Cuba Porto Rico and other ports. Includes schooners and river packets and notes on repair and order handling aroundFairhope and Beach areas.
A list of vessels in transit and their routes includes Sylvanian to Liners Inc from Liverpool to New York, Clyde to master via Liverpool, Duncrag to master from Liverpool, Collingwood for orders, Schwanden to master from Portishead Ener, Viking bound for Caribbean and Southern Line, Ethel Clarke to master from Onegila, Hildegard to Cuba, Sch one Toy to Progre Itex to Jas Globority, Carrie Strong to master from New York.
An official is described as being elected to oversee county commissioners and to rent at each session. The note emphasizes his role in organizing county meetings and managing agendas for ongoing sessions.
A period advertisement for Margaret Hamilton offering life guidance, fortune predictions, and personal success tactics. It promises insights into love, wealth, happiness, and future events through a trusted medium. Prices listed 50 cents and $1 with contact details and location directions.
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