Funeral Notices for Burns and Fry
Margaret Elizabeth Burns aged 75 died November 24 1913 at 535 am funeral from F J Burns residence at Bay avenue and Bascomb streets tomorrow Tuesday morning at 10 and from St Matthew Church at 1030 Interment in Catholic Cemetery Phoebe Paulina Fry aged 76 of 14 St Stephens road died Monday at 945 am after a lingering illness She came to Mobile thirty years ago and is survived by husband J W Fry and relatives
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Mobile
M. Hoffman
Dauphin St
Burns
Margaret Elizabeth Burns
Cornelius Burns
F. J. Burns
Bay Avenue
Bascomb Streets
St. Matthew's Church
Catholic Cemetery
Fry
Phoebe Paulina
J. W. Fry
St. Stephens Road
Pine Crest Cem
Phoebe P. Fry
Phoebe Paulina Fry
South Carolina
Mobile deacon ordained in Rome by Cardinal Vicar
The Rev. Mr. Andrew Orin Dodge of Mobile received the holy orders of deaconship in the Church of St. Apollinare from the Cardinal Vicar of Rome on All Saints Feast. Nine months later he will be ordained a priest. Dodge studied at Augustinian college in Villa Nova and Viterbo Italy, then returns to America to resume studies and teaching duties. He has Mobile relatives and friends awaiting his return, with Edward McGlinn of Sherman Stationery Company among his personal friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Orin Dodge
Rome
Italy
Church of St. Apollinare
All Saints
John W. Dunne
Dodge
Mr. Dodge
Augustinian College
Villa Nova
Viterbo
Villa Nova College
Mobile
America
Father Dunne
Edward McGlinn
The
Sherman Stationery Company of
Dredge Gulfport Sets Course from Baltimore to Gulfport
The United States Engineer's office reports the new dredge Gulfport has sailed from Baltimore on November 20 and is en route to Gulfport. It is expected to arrive on or about December 2.
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United States Engineer
Gulfport
Baltimore
Death of Mrs Mary Gistner in Mobile at age 69
Mrs Mary M Gistner a Mobile native aged 69 died Monday afternoon at 2 30 at her home 305 Elmira street Several relatives survive her
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Mary Gistner
Mary M. Gistner
Mobile
Elmira Street
Mrs Ley in Mobiles Mail Fraud Trial Known for Many Aliases
Mrs Iola Strong Ley McEvoy, once linked to a New Orleans fortune tale, faces charges of using the mails to defraud W B Henry of Mobile. She has lived in New Orleans since last September at 117 South Gayoso, and has listed multiple aliases. Her husband, Charles W Ley, a Whistler machinist, remains separated from her with two children.
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St. Louis
Bullock
New Orleans
W. B. Henry
Mobile
South Gayoso Street
Henry
Postoffice
McClellan
William Henry
M. Owens
Iola Strong-Ley-McEvoy
Ley
Whistler
Mobile liquor license transfer notice and estate settlement
Notice that Dennis J. Eslava applies to Mobile Excise Commission for a retail liquor license at the corner of Manassas and Conception Lts with license transfer from Eslava and Youngsted. Probate Court in Mobile Alabama notes final settlement in the estate of Seymour Chastang. Joseph S. Robbins, administrator, to appear December 3, 1913 to settle accounts. Price Williams Jr., Judge. Gordon and Edington, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Eslava
Excise Commission
City of
Mobile
State of Alabama
Mobile County
Ala
Seymour Chastang
Joseph S. Robbins
Price Williams, Jr
Sudden Death of Educator in Clinton Residence
John Green Wight a noted educator and holder of P H D Litt D died suddenly last night at the home of his son Professor Percy L Wright at Hamilton College due to overexertion.
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Clinton
N. Y
John Green Wight
P.H
Percy L. Wright
Hamilton College
Market Summary and Trade Figures for Cotton at Mobile
Today's figures show markets steady with sales of 200 bales. Receipts total 1,862 for today and 3,381 for the week, with year to date receipts at 207,965. Exports to Britain and the continent run 26,895 and 62,857 respectively, stock on hand 46,786.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Britain
New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Steady Amid Decline
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady with declines of 7 to 12 points on poor cables and a private crop estimate exceeding 15 million bales. Bulls offered little support as bears led selling. near-months fell the most while end of first trading half hour showed prices 1 to 3 points under Saturday’s last quotes.
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New Orleans
Navy
New York Cotton Futures Steady Amid Bearish Crop Outlook
Washington estimates put the U S cotton crop at about 15 million bales, pressuring prices despite late-day steadiness. Futures closed with December to October contracts ranging from 11 95 to 18 11 cent per pound on light selling and scattered liquidation.
Cotton prices ease in Liverpool fair demand
Cotton spot in fair demand with prices easier. Mid dling 7.74, good middling 7.44, middling 7.28. sales 10 000 bales including 9 200 American and 2 500 for speculation and export. Receipts 36 200 bales, all American. Futures closed steady with various near term contracts quoted from 6.37 to 7.08.
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Liverpool
Money Market Rates Steady Across Call and Time Notes
New York money markets show call money steady at 23 4 percent with a ruling rate of 23 4 percent and closing bids around 27 8 3 percent. Time loans hold near 5 to 43 4 5 percent for sixty days and six months, with prime mercantile paper at 61 2 5 3 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady at 4 81 26 for sixty days and 4 85 50 for demand. commercial bills at 4 80 1 2. bar silver at 515 8. Mexican dollars at 45 cents. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds easy.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Railway Freight Totals and Bales Reported for March
New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad Export shows 162 bales across lines with 763 bases. Southern Railway Train 67 lists Baker Lyons and others totaling 162. Mobile and Montgomery line totals 245 bales with multiple shippers. Mobile and Ohio totals 186 bales across R P Pope and Export. Steamer James A Carney adds 5 bales.
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New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Southern Railway
Baker-Lyons
Winston Jones
Frank M. Ladd
Farmers’ Commission Company
Davis, Wilson, Gailliard
Bevill-Phillips
Touart and Quinn
Lott-Blacksher
Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
Bevill- Phillips
Lott- Blacksher
Weil Brothers
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
R. P. Pope and Company
James A. Carney
Lott and Blacksher Company
Marine Weather and River Forecast Update
Shippers forecast warns of 30 degree protection for 6 hour shipments and 38 degree readings west. Rivers Tombigbee and Alabama unlikely to change much in two days. A high barometer system brings fair weather east with some rain in the west gulf and freezing temps as far south as Kansas. Albert Ashenberger, Local Forecaster.
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Tombigbee River
Alabama River
Arkansas
United States
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Ocean
West Gulf
Kansas
Washington State
North Pacific Coast
Northwest
Wall Street Opens Lower as Steel Production Cuts Outline
New York trading starts with heavy metal stocks slipping while railroad shares show a firm undertone. Prices move in narrow bounds as copper weakens and gold flows to Canada, with Missouri, Kansas and Texas leading modest gains among key names.
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New York
Missouri, Kansas and Texas PLC
Canada
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough- Met
Interborough-Met
Pfd
Inter Harvester
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lehigh Valley
National
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Mid
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Ot Co
N. Y
N. H
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Receipts Report
In Savannah on November 24 a turpentine firm shows receipts of 967 casks with 147 casks sold and prices for grades B D E F G H I at 3.75 dollars, K at 4.46, M at 5.00, N at 6.00, WG at 6.50, and WW at 6.75. Rosin firm records sales none and receipts of 3 015 barrels.
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Savannah
Grain and Provisions Prices From Chicago Market
Chicago futures show Wheat December trading around 86 1 2 and 86 4, Corn December at 70 1 2 to 69 3 4, Oats December near 37 3 4, Pork January about 20 80, Lard January near 10 90, Ribs January around 10 90, with minor bid-ask shifts noted across contracts. Prices listed include several near term and deferred months as traders monitor supply and demand.
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Chicago
Grain price report from Chicago and St Louis markets
Chicago market prices show cash Wheat No 2 red 95 1 2 to 96 1 2 cents and other grains. Provisions list pork at 20.00 and lard at 10.75. St Louis close notes December Wheat at 87 1 2 cents and Corn at 70 1 4 cents for December.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Mobile road bonds approved and sale set for December
The Mobile county board approved rest of a $600000 good roads bond issue, set sale for noon December 29 1918 at the courthouse, Alabama, and authorized the treasurer to handle inquiries and advertise. It also discussed sinking funds and bridge repairs with material costs and contracts for Deer River and Chickasabogue projects.
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Mobile County
Mobile Register
Mobile Item
Manufacturers’ Record Or Bulletin
Baltimore
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
New York
Daily Bond Buyer
Court House
Mobile
Alabama
Stone
Good Roads Machinery Company
Job Going
Birmingham
Three-Mile Creek
Fay McClure
Telegraph
Phoenix Iron Company
F. O. B. Mobile
At Ane Bridge Company
Deer River Bridge
Deer River
Cedar Point
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Government Street Loop
Franklin Institute
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Rogers
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Barber College
W. W
North Royal Street
James Hamil
Warren and Canal
Bell
O. Y. Grayson
Mt. Vernon
Bank of Mobile
F. R
Illiam J. Koral
N. W. Congress
Royal
P. O
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Ohio
Collins
S. Dearborn
George E. Stone
J. G
Hustler
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Crichton Lumber Co
Htheridge Street
Smith Piano Co
Magonic Temple
E. Kidget
Laine
Miss
Spring Hill Avenue
Warper Webhmar
Del
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Val
M& Black Eye
Ingersoll Dairy
Corner Fulton and
Hall's Mill Road
Shore Acres
Geo
Fearne Son
Wm. M. Rasmus
Mobile Street
Crichton
Orin Dodge
Mrs. Ley Hands
St. Joseph
St. Emanuel Street
Conti
Claiborne
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Government Street
Washington Ave
Oakdale
Marine St
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W. B. Shields
John Shamburger
William B. Shields
Judge Shamburger
Josephine Godbold
Ella Thomas
Isaac Shamburger
Oscar Shamburger
Eddie Shamburger
Lettie West
Tabiatha Shamburger
Charlies LeBaron
Robert Shamburger
J. B. Jenkins
Gordon & Edington, Attorpeys
Iavencoe
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Shreveport
Albert Ashenberger
Wall Street Review
Chamber of Commerce
Western
Louisiana
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