Rev E M Craig Declines Move Keeps Dothan Post
Rev E M Craig of the Presbyterian church will not resign to take the East Alabama Presbytery post. The North Georgia offer would pay $1800 and place him over home missions. Dothan hopes to keep him as pastor amid local efforts to retain his service and family.
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Dr Monnish Dies After Poison Trial in Atlanta
Rosa S Monnish 45 drank prussic acid and died in her room an hour after being sentenced to prison in Leavenworth. The case, notable in Atlanta, involved threats to a young woman and a conviction tied to postal intimidation. Witnesses found her dead as officers guarded the room and her attorneys sought a new trial.
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Popular ideas of genius and the myth of eccentricity
A Chicago Inter Ocean piece argues that the notion genius equals madness is a myth. It cites Poe Byron Lamb and others as examples but notes many great minds have been normal and balanced. The column warns pretenders imitate eccentric traits to seem brilliant. President Taft jokes about visiting the South if Congress funds travel and meals.
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Alabama Press Association Plans 38th Annual Session in Dothan
The Alabama Press Association program committee led by J. C. Lawrence Jacob Pepperman and A. B. Kennedy outlines the 38th annual session to be held in Dothan on June 16 and 17 with calls to order at 1 30 a m. includes addresses resolutions and poetry readings. The Dothan Eagle notes the paper's persistence and editors hustling to engage readers.
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Widow Leaves Physician Husband and Daughter
A widow departs from her physician husband leaving behind their fifteen year old daughter Jeanne aged thirteen in a terse domestic note.
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Journal convention notes and editorial reflections
Morning session covers roll call unfinished business and historical report by Marr W W Screws with committee reports and an essay by Walter S Smith. Afternoon includes membership revision, officer and delegate elections, and editorial notices. An editor expresses simple gratification in the work and plans to stay in the business for life.
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Tobaccos and Prices Mentioned by J Weatherstick
The note lists Brown Mule Tobacco at 5 box plus other good grades sold for $1.50 by J Weatherstick. It notes pricing and availability without additional details.
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