Notice of filing and acknowledgment for Pine Transport Company
Public record shows Walter G. Horn Notary Public certifying W N Hunter as president of Pine Transport Company and witnesses present. Probate Judge Price Williams Jr confirms signing and filing in Mobile County Probate Court on September 16 1913 with clerk Eyre Williams Jr. Attorneys Stevens McCorvey Dean noted for the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Alabama
Mobile
Walter G. Horn
W. N. Hunter
Pitch. Pine Transport Company
Ren
Notary Public
Mobile County
Alan
Price Williams, Jr
Eyre Williams, Jr
En Pine Transport Com
Stevens, McCorvey & Dean
Attormes
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans with gains
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady posting 10 to 138 point advances on good cables amid cooler temperatures and mixed rain prospects. By noon prices rose modestly then drifted, spot cotton firm at 1 sixteenths higher, with official quotes showing steady closes around 13 1/2 cents for nearby months and 13 6/8 to 13 3/4 for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Piano Co
Masonica
New Orleans
Liverpool
Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
Berth. Tv Awardns
Cotton Futures Start Strong Then Slip On Realizations
New York cotton open shows first prices 12 to 17 points higher on strong Liverpool cables and demand. Realizing heavy, months gain 17 to 21, while later declines pull futures around midday. Estimated receipts 78 000 bales, spot steady with middling upland at 13.60 and gulf at 13.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Gulf
Cotton market reports fair demand in Liverpool
Liverpool notes cotton spot in fair demand with mid dling at 8.03 and 8.31 for fair and good middling. Sales total 10 000 bales, including 5500 American and 1000 for speculation and export. Receipts 20 000 bales, 13 500 American. Futures show irregular settlements. key spreads listed. A moral closing remark about male dependence concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Mobile City Ordinance Bans Station Solicitation by Porters
The Mobile City Board of Commissioners enacts an ordinance effective October 1 1913 prohibiting hackmen cabmen and drivers at railway stations from soliciting patrons for themselves or others and from loud street solicitations near stations. Violators face a fine of ten to one hundred dollars and the ordinance will be published as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mobile
Board of Commissioners
Attorney Touart to issue state automobile licenses
Harry M. Touart of Laurendine, Lowenstein & Touart now located at 102 Lowenstein Building. He will issue all state automobile licenses. owners of motor vehicles must call in person for the service. Call 8 2310 22130t for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Touart
Laurendine, Lowenstein & Touart
Lowenstein Building
Wall Street Opening Mixed as Readings and Rail Stocks Move
Wall Street opening notes Canadian Pacific and Pittsburg Coal preferred gains while Goodrich Btd. falls. Reading strengthens to a new high before moderating. California Petroleum slips. Market shows renewed copper weakness but overall firmness with later midday improvement from short covering.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Pittsburg Coal
Goodrich Btd
Reading
California Petroleum
Union Pacific
People’s Gas
Rock Island
Stock Prices for Amalgamated Copper to Texas OU
Market notes list numerous stock quotes with bid prices and pierce figures for companies including Amalgamated Copper American Beet Sugar Am Cotton OF Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern Chi Mil and St Paul Colorado Fuel and Iron Colorado and Southern Delaware and Hudson Denver and Rio Grande Erie General Electric Great Northern Interborough Met Interharvester Louisville and Nashville Missouri Pacific Missouri Kaw and Texas Lehigh Valley National Lead New York Central Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Peoples Gas Pullman Palace Car Reading Rock Island Co Rock Island Co pid Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific United Steel Wabash Western Union and Texas OU across various price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper
Smith and Ring
Sugar
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Chi Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Qreatis
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Pfd
Interharvester
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Misouri
Kaw
Texas
Lehigh Valley
National
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Peoples’ Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Universes Steel
United Bi ‘Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas OU
Shipping Notes and River Traffic Update
The British steamer Loraine arrives from Cardiff bound for West Hartlepool to load lumber for Glasgow. Kyleakin reaches quarantine from Ulampa and will load lumber and resin for Glasgow. Barges of Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Co. move fertilizer, pontoons, and sundries between New Orleans, Biloxi, and Mobile with plans for increased weekly runs. Bananas aboard Norwegian steamers Ravn and Fjell arrive for Hubbard Zemurray and United Fruit. The Nueces sails to New York. cotton, naval stores, staves, and lumber move via three river steamers.
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Loraine
Goldingmaster
Cardiff
Wales
Gulf States Shipping Company
West Hartlepool
Eny
Kyleakin
O Lampico
Mobile
Glasgow
Scotland
Alabama & New Orleans Transportation Company
New Orleans
Biloxi
F. W. Eaton
Barge No. 2
Kavn
United Fruit Company
Ulua
Fijell
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
Nueces
Mallory Line
New York
Key West
Tampa
Alma
Alabama
Selma
Nor
Ss. Fjell
Johanessen
Puerto Cortez
Es. Ravn
Gran
Tela
Am. Schr. Goldfield
Ljungberg
Caibarien
Cuba
Fjell
Shippers Forecast Predicts Moderate Temps for 36-Hour Moves
A 36 hour shipment window forecasts moderate temperatures across north east and west routes. Officials caution carriers to adjust loads and timing to maintain product quality during transit.
River Levels Seen Dropping Over Next Two Days
The Tombigbee River and its branches are expected to fall over the next two days while the Alabama River remains largely unchanged.
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Tombigbee River
Fair and cool weather dominates most of the East
Albert Ashenberger of the Weather Bureau reports fair and cool conditions across the eastern half of the country with frosts reaching North Carolina. A separate high pressure system brings calm, cool weather to the north Pacific coast, while a low pressure area from the southern Rockies to the upper Mississippi Valley brings scattered rain and southerly winds as warmer temperatures move into the Mississippi and upper lake regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
North Carolina
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Weat
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Orphem Theatre Reopens With Funny Fellows of New York
The Orphem theatre reopened Monday night to a large crowd for John Thompson’s one man show Funny Fellows of New York. Thompson played both male and female roles with rapid changes and surprised the audience. Show starts 8:15 pm with matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphem Theatre
John Thompson
New York
Police News Fines Set For Speeding Ordinance Violations
W. E. Martin was fined 10 dollars or twenty days for speeding by Recorder Edington Tuesday morning. K. Kasambekes paid 10 dollars or twenty days for violating the screen ordinance. Louis Washington, arrested for assault and battery, was arraigned and the case reset for September 25 in the recorder's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Martin
Edington
K. Kasambekes
Recorder’s Court
Louis Washington
Recorder's Court
Cruelty to Goats Leads to Ten Day Jail Stay
Wesley Lee and Charles Lee were jailed for ten days by Justice of the Peace J.M. Slaughter in Spring Hill on a cruelty charge. They allegedly shot one goat, penned the other, and denied it food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Lee
Charles Lee
Justice of the Peace
J.M
Spring Hill
Hauser Cited For Contempt Of Court In Equity Action
Assistant Solicitor Tisdayle Touart filed an equity case naming Jacob Hauser to appear and show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of a prohibition injunction. Hauser was arrested Sunday night by Deputy Sheriffs Lynch and Lee for allegedly selling liquor at his Palteau business. Conviction could bring fines, imprisonment, or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisdayle Touart
Equity
Law and Equity Court
Jacob Hauser
Hauser
Lynch and
Lee
Palteau
Law and Equity
Turpentine and Rosin Prices in Savannah Market
In Savannah on September 23 a turpentine firm reported sales of 500 casks. Rosin firm quotes include D to F at 3.75, G 3.85, H 3.75, I 3.85, K 4.10, N 5.10, with winter green 6.00 and white 6.15 per barrel or gallon as applicable.
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S. C
Bliss
Savannah
Rosin
Winter Green
Ieee White
Cash Grain Market Prices in St. Louis
Sept. 28 cash grain quotes showing Wheat No 2 red 93 1 2 to 95 1 2. No 2 yellow 87 4 95. Corn No 2 75. No 2 white 75 1 2 to 76. Oats No 2 43 1 2. No 2 white 44 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
St, Louis
Orleans Lodges Prepare For Mobile Delegation Visit
A joint meeting of New Orleans lodges at the Hotel Grunewald appointed a committee to arrange lodge delegate visits to Mobile for the Southern Commercial Congress and Panama canal celebration. The working model exhibit, shown locally for five days, will be exhibited in New Orleans next week under lodge auspices. Attendees included James E. Cahall and George G. Card who report progress in preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce
City BREVITIES Drowning Near Beaureguard Street Bar
A white man employed by Home Dredging Company drowned Monday night near a barge on the river off Beaureguard Street. Police filed the report Tuesday morning. The Alabama Oyster Commission, at its Monday meeting, backed Congressman Linthicum’s migratory fish bill and urged including shrimp crabs in the protection clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaureguard Street
Home Dredging Company
Alabama Oyster Commission
Congress
Congressman Linthicum
Baltimore
Hunting Party Returns From Wauphin Island Hunt
Captain Curtis Johnson leads Constantine Marine Charlie Mallon Paul Mallon Charles Hanwick Jr and A Marine returning to Mobile after a weekend on Wauphin Island. They report abundant ducks and curlews as the hunting party wrapped up Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Curtis Johnson
Constantine Marine
Charlie Mallon
Paul Mallon
Charles Hanwick, Jr
A. Marine
Mobile
Wauphin Island
Captain Johnson
Fire damages frame house in Smith's alley
Hose Company No. 3 attended a Monday night blaze in a frame dwelling in Smith's alley between Jackson and Claiborne streets. The fire, caused by a defective chimney, caused only slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Alley
Jackson and
Claiborne Streets
Tri-State Oil Increases Stock and Moves Headquarters
A certificate filed in probate court on Tuesday increases Tri-State Oil Company stock from 100000 to 300000 and transfers its headquarters from Whistler to Birmingham Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Oil Company
Whistler
Birmingham
Ala
Marriage License Issued in Probate Court for Hynde and Swentonman
A marriage license was issued in Mobile Tuesday to Matthew M. Hynde and Rose Christine Swentonman, both city residents. The Mobile scene includes officials James Bauer appointing Mrs. Jessie McGuire as board agent for the Girls Tomato Club, with $150 appropriated for the project and travel across the county. Judge Semmes returns from Memphis after his son-in-law Percy Finlay’s illness and death. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules a meeting at Government Street Presbyterian Church. Thomas Bradford, head of Alabama’s motor vehicle licenses, visits to arrange county license collection for 1914. Mobile County hosts over seven hundred motor vehicles. Bradford will visit with State Back Tax Commissioner D. J. Callaghan and later hunt in Baldwin County with L. B. Graham and H. W. Gregory of Burroughs Adding Machine Company, who are in Mobile at the Battle House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew M. Hynde
Rose Christine Swentonman
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
John T. Bauer
Jessie McGuire
Mobile County
Girls’ Tomato Club
McGuire
Oliver J. Semmes
Mobile
Memphis
Tenn
Percy Finlay
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Government-street Presbyterian Church
Thomas W. Bradford
State of
Alabama
Harry Touart
Bradford
D. J .Callaghan
Baldwin County
L. B. Graham
H. W. Gregory
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Birmingham
Battle House
Gregory
Ways and Means Luncheon Called in Mobile
A Chamber of Commerce Ways and Means Committee meeting was set for Wednesday at noon with Don Farnsworth calling it after receiving word that Dr. Clarence J. Owens and John Barrett would stay in Mobile for the luncheon. The event, at the Cawthon Vineyard, will start at 12 30 and last an hour with ten minute speeches from the visitors and no other remarks. Manager C B Hervey will host the visitors at the Cawthon Hotel dinner Tuesday night, with city commissioners and other prominent locals invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Ways and Means Committee
Don Farnsworth
Clarence J. Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Mobile
Cawthon Vineyard
C. B. Hervey
Cawthon Hotel
Visitors and guests fill Mobile hotels and streets
Misses Hattie Smee and Alma Bryant of Bayou la Batre arrive in Mobile to stay a week with Mrs. Charles Wittman. Mrs. A. Strauss and niece Miss May Rohrman of Oklahoma City return from Fairhope and will winter in Mobile with Mrs. Strauss. Several businessmen and couples from Cincinnati, Chicago, Meridian, Chattanooga, Evansville, Akron and more visit or stay at local hotels, joining local residents for shopping and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Smee
Alma Bryant
Bayou la Batre
Charles Wittman
A. Strauss
May Rohrman
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fairhope
William Richard
Rohrman
Mobile
Strauss
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National Drug Store
Wilkerson
Selma Streets
Apply
Union News Co
D. Y
Automatic Adding Machine Co
Duane Street
St. Joseph Street
C. M
Dauphin and
Conception
Dauphin Street
B. H. Barton
Monroe Park Theatre
E. E. Forbes Piano Co
Jackson Streetd
Drs. T
T. J. Granade
Old Shell Road
Maude E. Truitt
School of Music and Dramatic Art
Truitt
Broad
District Court
Southern District of Alabama
Horace H. Jackson
Ehrimer
Robert T. Ervin
Pitchpine Transport Company
Pitch Pine Transport Company
E. R. du Mont
W. W. Cumnock
Tom White
W. A. Powell
Hans Forchheimer
Trigerator
L. L. Noble
Dauphin
Cedar and
S. Bayou Street
Dely Bros. Grocery Co
C. Klein
Model Laundry
Itp
W. Rickardy
S. Dauphin
N. EK
Rickardy
My Lane
North Julia Erese
Bell
St. Francis Street
R. L. Red
Plymouth Rocks
T. J. Potter
Spring Hill Avenue
East College Street
Tokio
Guardian
S. Imura
Alvin Japanese Nursery Co
Bank of Mobile
Meadam Pauline
Crichton
Cross Railroad
Dneé Block
Burton Avenues
W. H. H. Greenwood
Edna Mc
Davis Avenue
Green’s Dancing School
W. J. Koral
Collins
Amanda Forness
Robert Forness
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern Chancery Division
Carl Holzborn
Pethelman
E. A. Johnson
Southern Hotel
Dexeryse Eae
Visheess
G. Britain
Continent
U. 8
Macartney & Schley
Ohio
R. R. Co
Montgomery Division
St. Louis
Gulf Coast Gas
City Bank & Trust Co
Turner-Hartwell “Docks
van Antwerp
Meridian Light & Ry Co
Mobile Street Railway Co
Wall Street Review
Marine Matters and River News
Schr. Goldfield
H. C
Orpheum Theatre
Police News
Naval Stores
Orleans
Panama
Barrett
Owens
W. D. Hammitt
Cincinnati, O
Katie Cox
Meridian
Bienville Hotel
Messrs
Thomas Roberts
Henry Birdsong
Chattanooga, Tenn
Place
Perry Ulrich and
Russell Ulrich
Chicago, Li
The
J. J. McEwen
N. O., M. & C. Railroad
Houston
Brian Gentry
Evansville, Ind
H.'B. Lewis
Fowl River, Ala
H. BE. Keller
E. K. O’brien
Akron, C
T. F. Martin
Dave Beloney
Pensacola
Effie Mecklenburger
Columbus
Carol Leinkauf
Industrial Institute and College
O. K. King
Vox Iy Ly
National Banking Association
Pine Crest
Pine Crest Cemetery
Government St. Loop
American Securities
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