Notice in Chancery for Alfred Rose in Mobile Alabama
In the Fall Term 1915 of the Court of Chancery Thirteenth District South western division of Alabama a notice orders Alfred Rose to plead answer or demur to the bill by November 8 1915 or thirty days from service If he is not a resident of Alabama notice is published in James City Mobil James Holzborn register 10:18-25 11-1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Koral
Fendant
State of Alabama
Mobile
Inferior Civil Court of Mobile
Henry Piser
David Steinau
Wm. H. Holcombe
Said
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Agers
F. A. Richter
Alabama
Florence —Hrose
Alfred Rose
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Great Britain
James City
Mobil
Carl Holzborn
Register
Cotton ginned before Oct amounts to over five million bales
Washington reports the Census Bureau tally for cotton ginned prior to October 18 totaling 5,713,347 bales. Sea Island and round bales are included with regional counts listed for Alabama through Texas and other states.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Sea Island
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennesee
Texas
States
Biloxi Yacht Club selects site for new clubhouse
The Biloxi Yacht Club site committee J E Breaux Jr and J G Wiltz chose a new clubhouse location in front of Elmer flats between Lamouse and Maine streets near the destroyed building. The cost will be 2500 to 3000 dollars with a superior design. A club meeting at the Commercial Club rooms Wednesday night will consider the construction. Red Light District raid ends. Sheriff Elmer clears Nixon street district, arresting several women and sending others to the Harrison county farm per Justice J W Farish. John La Bash, Biloxi resident for 28 years, dies at 75. Gulfport line operates to camp grounds post hurricane repairs. Fall Day and Autumn Festival held at Methodist Church South with cantata and harvest decor.
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Biloxi
Miss
Harrison County
Gulfport and Mississippi Coast Traction Company
Camp Grounds
Porter Avenue
Knox Booth Dies in Memphis Hospital After Sudden Heart Failure
Knox Booth, 48, customs inspector and longtime political figure, died in a Memphis hospital after a sudden heart attack following ptomaine poisoning, while en route from Fort Smith to Nashville for a moonshine fraud trial. His body to be buried in Prattsville Alabama. Booth had recently faced charges tied to government revenue frauds and was expected to testify against co-conspirators.
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Knox Booth
Memphis, Ave
Booth
Memphis
Nashville
Fort Smith
Ark
Department of Justice
Tennessee
Prattsville
Ala
Mobile
Internal Revenue
Montgomery
Umbrella Repairs Offered by Pinkerson and Robinson
Umbrella repairing service available at Pinkerson and Robinson located at 551 Dauphin. Repairs start at 75 cents with expert workmanship. Home phone listed as 1270 for inquiries.
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Pinkerson & Robinson’s
Sheriff Sale in Mobile County Opens Bid For Agnes Brunnier Lot
A writ of fieri facias leads to a cash sale at Mobile County Courthouse to satisfy liens against Agnes G. Brunnier. The land in Mobile includes a lot along Charkes Street starting 118 feet south of Texas Street, 91 feet 6 inches deep and 175 feet wide, with sale set for December 2, 1915 at 12 o’clock noon.
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Louisville Paper Company
Alabama Staats Zeitung
Fieri Facias
Law and Equity Court
Mobile County
Alabama
Court House
Agnes G. Brunnier
State of Alabama
Mobile
Charkes Street
Texas Street
Opening day thrills as Gulf Coast Fair opens racing season
Horses are on the Gulf Coast Fairgrounds for opening day races with Dr. C. B. Banks bringing four horses from Memphis to race under his own drive. Local entries, separate county contests restrict entrants to horses not trained for more than thirty days. The event features a baby contest judged by Dr. McCall and Dr. Duggar, with eight classes offering $5 prizes. Military expo, gunboat Machias docking, and old Mobile Rifles medals on display add to the attractions.
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Gulf Coast Fairgrounds
Oakland
Crescent City
Dr. C. B. Banks
Memphis
Dr Banks
Johnny L.jones
Mississippi
Florida
Cliff Williams
Meridian
Oscar L. Gray
Col. R. M. Taylor
D. T. McCall
L. L. Duggar
G. J. Crossland
Carolina Avenue
Joe Spannier
Pat Byrne
Spannier
Mobile
Machias
Albert W. Marshal
Willis Jewelry Company
Dauphin Street
Clerks Nab Pair of Negroes Who Looted a Store
Horace New and J. R. McGaughey, clerks for Askin and Marine Co., arrested William Sanders and Thomas Moore for breaking into a store at Dauphin and Jackson streets after midnight Saturday. They recovered five pairs of blue serge trousers and other loot, and the suspects were charged with burglary.
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Horace New
J. R. McGaughey
Askin & Marine Co
William Sanders
Thomas Moore
Dauphin
Jackson Streets
Jackson Street
Pier 4
Mobile and
Ohio
Beauregard Street
One Quarter of Students Work Through Mississippi A. and M. College
More than 300 of 1,155 Mississippi A and M College students last year paid all or part of their expenses by campus work. Sixty-seven were working full time and attending night school. 68 swept rooms. 33 served as officers and helpers in the military department. Many others held plumbing, electrical and farm posts, with stenographic work common on campus. Surgeon General Blue announced George W. McCoy as director of the hygienic laboratory in Washington.
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Military Department
Hightower
Mississippi
Market summary shows mixed gains and declines across blue chip stocks
A volatile session with Bethlehem Steel down to 57.5, and gains in American Car American Locomotive Crucible Steel and American Linseed. Financials and rails fluctuated, with highs for Maxwell Erie General Electric and a generally irregular close. Chicago hog cattle and sheep rounds report slower trade and mixed prices.
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National Enamelling
American Locomotive
Crucible Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Maxwell
Erie
Neral Electric
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
Ameri Car and Foundry
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi
Mil
St. Paul
Chi, R. N
Pac
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern Pid
Ilinois Central
Kansas City Southern
Interborough Consol. Corp
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss-Shef. Steel & Iron
Studebaker Corporation
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Pfd
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
United States Steel
United States Steel Pfd
Virginia Caro, Chem
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Great Northern Ore
Virginia Coal, Iron & Coke Co
Chicago Livestock
Cotton Receipts By Rail and Steamship
A report lists cotton receipts by Mobile and Ohio Railroad Planters Cotton Company Bush Grocery Company with 4 bales, exports 4 bales, total 90 bales. By Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line Baker Lyons Co 22 bales Planters Cotton Co 2 bales F M Ladd Co 4 bales Forcheimer Co 5 bales total 38 bales. By Louisville Nashville line Baker Lyons Co 16 bales M Ladd Co 8 bales in transit 743 bales total 1 767 bales. By steamer Daphne F M Ladd & Co 2 bales.
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Planters Cotton Company
Bush Grocery Company
Bakersyons & Co
IF. M. Ladd & Co
Forcheimer & Co
Louisville and Nashville Raiload
Baker-Lyons & Co
M. Ladd & Co
Daphne
New Orleans Cotton Market Shifts From Rally to Steady
Bullish early demand pushed New Orleans cotton futures up then back down as traders booked profits. Prices for December to July moved within a 12.29 to 13.68 range, with spot cotton quiet at 12.00 to 12.57 depending on grade. New York figures showed ginning totals and European exchange impacts shaping sentiment.
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New Orleans
Csccees
Cscceeeel
New York
Sterling Exchange
Clos
Uesisete
Chicago
Removal Notice for Dr. C. E. Chapman Reopens at Conti St
Dr. C. E. Chapman reopens offices at 202 Conti Street. Bell phone, office 591, residence 5451.
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Conti St
Bell Phone
Savannah and Chicago Market Reports October 25
Savannnah reports Turpentine receipts at 216 and Rosin 1 145 as price levels for various grade lines are listed. Chicago notes higher butter and steady eggs with substantial receipts and regional potato and poultry prices. Liverpool cotton futures close quiet with spot prices and multiple forward contracts shown.
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Savannah
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minnesota Reds
Springs
Liverpool
First Gulf Coast Fair Opens in Mobile With Open Admission
Mobile ushers in the first Gulf Coast Fair with sunshine and opening day crowds. Children under 14 enter free, special rail rates apply, and gates open at 9 30 in the morning Tuesday October 26 1915. Amusements and carnival features are in place as Valley and hope spread through the city. Also reports Ly man dies at Waltham age 70 after cotton industry leadership. Fire in Hopewell destroys two Dupont power houses causing about 100000 in losses.
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Mobile
Waltham
Mass
Arthur T. Lyman
Sunday School Workers Plan Class Federation
Sunday school workers in the city plan forming a Men's and Women's Adult Bible Class Federation. Rev. S. P. Spiegel chairs a committee with F. W. Evans and others. The group will organize denominational fellowship across Methodists Baptists Presbyterians and more. The meeting is at 3 p.m. Sunday November 7 at Government Presbyterian church with pastors and superintendents urged to attend.
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T City
Mittee
S. P. Spiegel
F. W. Evans
Alabama
Ste
Government Presbyterian Church
Brilliant success won when French join the Serbians
The Serbian front reports a standstill on the north front with Bulgarians repulsed on Time and Pirot fronts. Serbians reclaim stronger positions south of Pozarevac and check Bulgarians in Macedonia as Allied forces push back in a coordinated move.
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Serbia
Pozarevac
Serebian Macedonia
Germans Claim No More Progress Before Berlin
Heavy fighting continues at Riga as Germans report no further advance before Berlin. Official dispatches indicate progress for the Germans while Russians appear to be attacking on part of the Riga front.
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Lanedon
Dyinsk
Riga
Mlovsk
Dvinsk
Berlin
Allied Forces Move To Relieve Serbs In Balkans
Reports from the Balkans indicate Serb positions weakening as Bulgarian and Austro German forces close in from the north within 35 miles. In Macedonia Bulgarians reportedly hold half the region, with Uskup captured if confirmed, potentially cutting Serbian communication lines. French and British offensives near Krivolak show some gains. Greece's possible entry looms as Greek prince travels to Saloniki. Germany crossing the Danube at Orsova signals joint Austro German strength, pressing towards Prahovo.
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London
Balkans
Serbia
Serbian Macedonia
Uskup
Krivolak
Saloniki
Greece
Athens
Germany
Danube
Orsava
Prahovo
Berlin
Ca Tinople
Cheap Realty Offers 5 Room Cottage Near Town Center
Joseph Espalla Jr. and Co advertise a modern 5 room and hall cottage within 20 minutes walk of town for 1850 dollars, valued at 2600. They also offer three houses and half a city block at 1900.96 dollars, claiming prime location for future growth and commercial demand.
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Price
Dwellings for Rent on West Side St Joseph and Nearby Areas
Listings describe rentals including a two story house with five sleeping rooms, hall, parlors, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen and bath at 357 South Broad Street and other cottages with 4 to 5 rooms, halls, kitchens and baths on Warren Monroe streets Lucy Street opposite Lyons Park. Attractive prices to desirable tenants.
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N. Hamilton St
Marine
New Jersey Sts
Duggan & Taylor Realty Company
N. Royal St
Best Shoe Store
Government Street
Rapier Avenue
Southern Realty Company
Dauphin Street
West Side
Everett
Hamilton Stend
Gladys Ave
J. O. Payne
N. Hallett
S. Broad
Alex Pols Bok
Bath
Co St
St. Joseph
Congress Street
Broad Street
Warren
Monroe Streets
Lucy Street
Lyons Park
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Hamilton
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P. O
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Ri Bell
South Fayette
Brown
Mtg. Co. le Mfg
Edison Phonograph
Pinkerson & Ribinton
Elmira St
Morningstar's
Government Streets
C. M. Blalack
Lyon
S. Warren St
J. R. Williams
T. J. Smith
Mobile Brewery
Shaw Electric Cb
Albright & Wood Drug Store
Royal
Government
Marx Grocery & Produce Co
City Electrical Co
Shaw-Cain Electrical Co
Ed Cain
Shaw Electrical CO
Dauphin St
Garry V. Shaw
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Pf. O
Ae Ae Mena Ersee
Imperial Pressing Club
St. Emanuel
Victor Phonograph
F. W. Herrmann
Ozone
Hig Gal
Val
Stella
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
W. O. Clark
Memphis Hospital
Umbrella
Mississippi A. & M. College
Blue
The
Public Health Service Today
George W. McCoy
Seeene
U.S
U. S
Wall Street Review
Baldwin
C. E. Chapman
Naval Stores
Hopewell
Dupont Manufacturing Company
Sunday School Workers Plan Class Federation
Joseph Espalla JR
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