Fireman’s voyage: Rev Kieland on steamer Aldernay
The Reandreas Kielland, superintendent of the Norwegian Seamen’s Missions, traveled Pensacola to Mobile as fireman on the Alderney. He praised sea-going firemen as hardworking and honorable, held services aboard, and said the trip proved the workers’ stout character. He earned $2.20 but gave it to the steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reandreas
Kielland
Mobile
Pensacola
Gulfport
Aldernay
Keilland
Alanson
Alderney
Committees Named With Locations For Charity Drive
A long list details volunteer committees 6 through 22 for a charity drive. Each entry names chairmen and locations such as banks, drug stores, and businesses, with numerous volunteer assistants and addresses across the community.
Primrose-Dockstader Minstrels At Lyric
Lew Dockstader and George Primrose-headline a reunion minstrel show at the Lyric Theatre. The ensemble features strong singing, dancing, and instrumental acts led by Dockstader and highlighted by Raymond Wylis the soprano impersonator and “Happy Jack” Lambert the comedian. The six Brown Brothers saxophone sextette and a male quartet receive encores as locals praise the performance.
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Lew Dockstader
George Primrose
Minstrel
Lyric Theatre
Primrose- Dockstader
Raymond Wylis
Happy Jack” Lambert
Six Brown Brothers
Dockstader
Weather Map Shows High East Warm Air Over Much of Nation
A high barometer area brings generally fair weather east of the Mississippi with stagnant air and above normal temperatures. Chicago reports 62 degrees, 11 higher than Mobile. A low pressure zone over Montana stretches west of the river with clouds and rain on the Pacific coast and Rocky Mountains while Rapid City records 54 degrees, three higher than Mobile.
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Mississippi River
Chicago
Lil
Mobile
Montana
United States
Pacific Coast States
Rocky Mountain
Rapid City
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Restaurant owner arrested over suitcase theft claim
Pinkey Gaston, running a restaurant at Church and Commerce streets, was arrested Thursday by Officer John Lincoln on a theft complaint by Rison Primus. Primus says a guest left a suitcase at the restaurant and Gaston later reported it stolen when asked to return the item.
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Pinkey Gaston
Church and Commerce Streets
John Lincoln
Rison Primus
Madan Eldon Psychic Reader Seeks Mailable Readings
A mail based clairvoyant offers scientific palmistry astrology and clairvoyant readings. Send birth date and five two cent stamps to 4600 Mth St NW Washington DC. Qi-17-Ito.
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Madan Eldon
Washingtom D.C
Market and trade values from Mobile ship reports
This page shows cotton grade quotes and market sales at 325 bales. It lists receipts for this day 1,162,886 with weekly totals 13,823 and year totals 200,140 since September 1. Exports for the day 5,655 and year 157,257. Stock on hand 46,478 and year stock 1,068,041. U S ports receipts 341,942 and exports to Britain 84,937.
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U. S
Britain
New Orleans Cotton Futures Narrowly Steady After Early Gains
Cotton futures opened up 1 to 3 points on bullish New York revisions and good cables. By afternoon trading, bears drove prices down 9 to 11 points before buying pressure lifted some, closing with mixed levels and a net decline of 6 to 11 points. Spot activity included 650 bales sold with 2,850 bales to arrive.
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New Orleans
New York
Bears
Sss
Oxture
Feektee
Seveveres AB al
Wall Street Review Downtick Marks dull session in New York
Trading opened with a slow downward drift as Amalgamated, Canadian Pacific and Great Northern led declines. The market showed little renewed speculative interest with heavy selling in highly speculative shares and quiet liquidation weighing on investment stocks.
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New York
Amalgamated
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Ptd
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chespeake & Qohlo
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil. & St. P
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware &Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Creetts
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Inter-Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Peoples’ Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. Ptd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
New York Cotton Ends Flat as Market Shrugs Off Early Gains
Cotton futures opened with a modest rise on revised exchange views but faced selling from spot houses, ending barely steady after brief losses. Traders noted spinners' activity and insurance by the revision committee, with prices moving to near the prior close as the day wore on.
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New York
Exchange Revision Committee
American Bales Sold and Receipts Reported
Sales comprised 8 000 bales with 7 400 American and 1 000 for speculation and export. Receipts totaled 400 bales all American.
Cotton Receipts Reported for Multiple Rail Lines
Summary of cotton receipts showing New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroads exporting 190 bales, Mobile and Montgomery Railroad 363 bales across various firms, Mobile and Ohio Railroad exporting 602 bales, and the steamer James A Carney with 7 bales.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Chicago
Mobile and Montgomery
Baker-Lyons
Farmers’ Commission Company
Bevill- Phillips
Frank M. Ladd
Lott- Blacksher
Touart and Quinn
Weil Brothers
Bashinsky and Company
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
James A. Carney
Davis, Wilson, Gailliard
Lott Blackshear
Money Market Report from New York
Call money easier at 2 3-4 percent with ruling rate at 2 3-4 percent. Time loans firm with sixty days at 5 percent, ninety days at 4 3-4 to 5 percent, six months at 4 3-4 to 5 percent. Sterling exchange steady near $4.81 for sixty days and $4.85 to $4.85.45 for demand. Prime mercantile paper 5 1-2 to 6 percent. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds soft. Bar silver 58 3-8 cents, Mexican dollars 46 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report Savannah
Naval Stores report from Savannah shows turpentine firm 433-4e with receipts 747 casks and no sales. Rosin firm records receipts 2,528 barrels with no sales. Price quotes list grades B through WG with various ranges from 2.70 to 6.75 per unit.
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Naval
Savannah
Shippers Forecast: Moderate Temps for 46-Hour North East West
Moderate temperatures for 46-hour shipments move across the north east and west regions. Weather outlook supports steady transit times with no major delays expected.
River Forecast Passes Stable Levels Across Key Rivers
River forecast notes minimal changes for Tombighee river and its branches over the next two days while the Alabama river is also expected to hold steady with little variation. No flood concerns indicated.
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Tombighee
Alabama
Gulfport court actions list multiple default judgments
In Browne's circuit court on Wednesday numerous cases resulted in default judgments or related orders. Gulfport Fertilizer Co. pursued default judgments against several defendants with waivers of exemptions, totals range from $73.40 to $881.96. Other cases include plaintiff victories, garnishment actions, and a court call for Thursday with several docket items.
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Circuit Court
Browne
Minnie Lott
C. B. Mc- Donald
Gulfport Fertilizer Co
A. Halsall
L. W. Gray
John Hamilton
Wallace Davis
John Deakle, Sr
Theodore Anderson
D. C. Tillman
J. B. Tillman
A. C. Watts
Price E. Williams, Jr
Willard
W.A. Lockler
J. C. Marchbach
Mobile Mills
Nathan Friedlander
Washington Gerow
Baumhauer Candy Co
H. A. Cate
Steve Spots
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company
J. O. Bell
J. L. Sheets
Marine Street’ Pharmacy
T. C. Whastietine
Carrot Vitamin Claim Prompts Public Health Debate
A brief note discusses carrots and their role in complex chemical ideas, suggesting public pride may influence perceptions of the vegetable and its health benefits. The piece hints at misunderstandings around nutrition and science without citing studies.
Cash Grain Market Prices in Chicago Navy District
Cash grain figures list Wheat No. 2 red 95 to 96 cents, No. 2 harvester 88 1 4 to 089, No. 2 Northern 88 1 2 to 90, No. 2 Spring 88 1 2. Corn No. 2 73 1 2 to 74, No. 2 white 74 1 2 to 75, No. 2 yellow 76 1 2. Oats No. 2 white 41 1 2, standard 40 1 2 to 41 1 2. Hay Timothy seed 4 50 to 5 00, clover 10 to 14. Provisions Pork 21 00, lard 10 903, ribs 10 75 to 11 25.
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Chicago
Navy
Weeesewl
New York
Bafalie Timothy
Jones
Seeve
Liverpool
Louisiana
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Black’s Place
Dauphin
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Easonable
Bank of Mobile Building
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Mt. Heart of the Business District
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Oakdale
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Nice
Marine St
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Whistler
Magazine Point
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CHIRO
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Smith Piano Co
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Laine
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P. O
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Shore Acres
Dow.-the- Bay
Geo
Fearn
G. W. Bradley
W. N. Newell
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Memphis
Tenn
Inter Railway
Alphonse Cramer
Price Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Anna B. Cramer
Clark & Brown, Attorneys
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Uphill Sts
Hamilton
Eslava
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City
New Modern
Blair Ave
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Monterey
Macey
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Rapier Avenue
Norvise Bros
Garet Blackshear
B. Finn
Jack Ross
E. M. Robinson
Peoples’ Bank
D. P. Bestor
Sykes Gilbert
Celia Webb
Elise Hall
James Weinacker
Simon's Shoe Co
Junger & Gass
Lonnie Vass
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Sadie Kimbrough
Eleanor Burgett
Gordon Burgett
Hattie Arnold
Tallulah Arnold
Marion Delchamp
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Maude Wolff
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H. A. Forchiemer
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Miss Bloch
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Roe Drug Store
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Mellane
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Lee Soloman
Sutton’s Drug Store
S. Haas
Nathan Simon
Hagerman
Rose Reese
Seale Harris
Britton's
the Toggery
S. S. Murphy
J. B. Harvey
Bienville Hotel
Athelstan Club
R. EB. Dumas
Hickey
C.T. Dumas
T. A. Page
Augusta Cleade
Perkins
Birmingham
Ala
Mattie Hickey
Mrs. Thomas
Vaughan
Vincent
Wade
Wood
L.S. Dunlap
Royal Street
George Fearn, Jr
M. Waring Harrison
Frederick I. Thompson
Trula Sage
Isabelle Jones
United Cigar Co
L. S. Dunlap
Grace Rowell
T. P. Norville
van Antwerp's
Helen Norville
Ray Norville
Lucy Crichton
Clare D. Sands
Effie Soost
Pearl Soost
Gladys Murray
Stanley Finch
M. J. McDermott
Edith McDermott
Marguerite Festorazzi
Anna Mary Wagner
Alice McDermott
T. K. Jackson
Bauer's Drug Store
Elizabeth van Liew
Varina Gould
Gladys Gould
Bessie Hobart
Marie Clifton
Anna Lou Rafield
H. P. Smith
Primrose
Wall Street Review
Theeseee
Eareasie Oeee
Eeseeeer Oaol
Aise Oie Ng Eeln
Money Market
Chamber of Commerce
St. Stephens Road
East Broad
North South Carolina St
East Garnett Ave
Morrill & Lyons
Irvington
Mobet
Comrau Ce
Ral
Vite & Rune
van Antwerp Bldg
Harrison, Mutual, Burial Association
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