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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
4
Just a Year The Eagle Adapts With New Whitlock Press
The Eagle marks one year under current management and announces the installation of a Whitlock Drum Cylinder press and gasoline engine. The note claims the venture exceeded expectations, with added ad type and improved job line. Vendors and customers are cited as “surprised” by early success and continued loyalty is hoped for.
Three More Weeks for Next Election Run
The note hints that in about three weeks former candidates may begin filing or entering the race for the upcoming election cycle. It suggests renewed activity as campaigns prepare to reenter public contests.
Rockefeller wigs mystery lingers after brief absence
W Rockefeller has not been at home long enough for the press to state if he did lose that wig. The unclear event leaves reporters awaiting clearer appearances and statements from the prominent figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Rockefeller
Election Fatigue Echoes in Georgia Compared to Nation
The speaker notes this election is not to run much longer and argues Georgia’s experience has not been as bad as elsewhere, suggesting some consolation in the shorter duration of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
King Ed Impresses Bryan With His Sense
A brief remark recalls Bryan visiting with King Ed and noting the monarch has more sense than he previously thought, reflecting a moment of admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Teddy Declines Run Again Route Cites Notion of Bid
Political chatter notes the Republican party weighing a 1900 style challenge as Teddy Roosevelt faces a test to deny he ever suggested he would not run again. The remark surfaces amid party maneuvers to field a candidate against Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Teddy
After an Election Defeat Weighs on a Candidate
A defeated candidate faces ongoing troubles shortly after losing an office bid or after choosing not to run. The line between victory and continuing public life remains thin as political setbacks linger.
Tailors and Trends Spur Soldier Style Abroad
The text notes Uncle Sam seeking an English tailor to advise on a natty look for American soldiers, while men imitate English fashions and women absorb Parisian styles as they arrive. The snippet highlights transatlantic style influence in dress during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
England
Paris
Johnson Campaigner Sees Strong Dothan Support
Joseph F. Johnson, candidate for alternate senator, spoke Tuesday in the courthouse at Dothan. He has good chances of carrying this county and a hold on the people that may carry him to election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Johnson
Dothan
Court House
Weekend disasters prompt calls for safer Sunday leisure
The summer saw lightning strike two ball game crowds killing several and last Sunday fifteen people died when two boats capsized near New York while Sunday fishers were aboard. The piece hints the victims might have been safer reading Sunday papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alabama Press Association Heads to Montgomery Next Year
The Alabama Press Association toured Dothan last Saturday en route to Atlantic Beach near Jacksonville for a brief outing. Due to the late season and monthly timing the turnout was small, with the next meeting planned for Montgomery and hopes for an earlier summer schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Press Association
Dothan
Atlantic Beach
Jacksonville
Montgomery
Returned After Forty Years from Confederate Prison
A Georgian who fled to serve the Confederacy was imprisoned for life after killing a Union colonel in combat. He served thirty nine and a half years then reappeared in north Georgia seeking his wife, only to find she had remarried and her husband died years earlier. The eighty year old veteran begins anew with a trimmed prison past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Georgia
Publishing the Truth and Our Local Press Censor
A letter criticizes the aim of newspapers to publish the whole truth arguing it endangers editors and readers. The writer promotes publishing only what is safe and suggests deferring to court records, lamenting past editors who sought absolute truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Notice to nonresident defendant in Chancery suit Ogletree
In the Chancery cause of Hutto et al vs Ogletree et al in Dothan Alabama the register orders publication in the Dothan Eagle for four weeks. C. E. Crocker a non resident of Alabama is required to plead answer or demur to the bill by August 25 1909 or a decree pro confesso may be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Houston County
N. J. Hutto Et al
L. D. Ogletree
Dothan
Ala
S. E. Chancery Division
C. E. Crocker
Lauderdale
Mississippi
Tegister
Dothan Eagle
E R. Crocker
M V White Made Commander by Camp Bartow Veterans
M V White, a veteran, was unanimously chosen by Camp Bartow Confederate Veterans at its last meeting as Commander. White prizes the honor as greatly as if he had been nominated for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bartow
White
Announcements for Rep J candidacy in Houston County
Two notices announce candidacy for state representative in Houston County. H P Calhoun and W L Lee state their runs subject to the Democratic primary, with dates and locations implied by the notices.
Candidate declares Senate bid in 35th District
A candidate announces plans to run for Senator to represent the people of the 35th Senatorial District comprising Houston and Henry counties subject to Democratic primary action in those counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herby
Houston
Henry
Houston County Sheriff Candidates Declare Primary Run
N B Crawford announces candidacy for Houston County sheriff subject to the Democratic Primary. C O Green and Carlo Murphy also announce sheriff bids for Houston County with August 27 as the primary date. T W Butler joins the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
C.O. Green
Carlo Murphy
T. W. Butler
Chancery notice in Dothan requires pleadings from Crocker and Head
State of Alabama Houston County Chancery in Dothan issues order directing non resident E R Crocker of Lauderale Mississippi and J M Head of Crowley Louisiana to plead answer or demur to the bill by August 25 1906 or face a pro confesso. Notice published weekly for four weeks from July 28 1906.
Attachment Notice in Knowlton County Alabama
In Justice court of VI Beat No 3 Houston H Know County Alabama an attachment issued July 3 1906 against Floyd Harvey as defendant has been levied on wages of the defendant by serving a sheriff writ on C C Bennett Agent of Central of Georgia Railway Co The nonresident H W Knowlton notified returnable August 14 1906 Witness dated July 27 1906
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Blumberg
Justice Court of VI
Houston
H. W. Know County
Ala
Floyd Harvey
C. C. Bennett
Central of Georgia Railway Company
H. W. Knowston
Alabama
State of
Georgia
W. H. Knowlton
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W. T Hall
Than
Journal
M.V. White
M. V. White
Unf
J. Herby
H. P. Calhoun
Huston County
W. L. Lee
Senate
Sherriff
N. B. Crawford
Chancery
Register
C. E. Harmon
E. R. Crocker
J. M. Head
J. R. Crocker
Lauderable
Crowley Louisanna
First National Bank
C. Carmichael
G. H. Malone
East Alabama
E. R. Malone
Robi. Boyd
Larg
Andrews Street
Feder Meu
Mnule i
John Sanders
Mgr
T. Singletary
Secty
S. St. Andrews
St. Dothan, Ala
THE
Houston National Bank
U.S
J R. G. Howell
Central of Georgia Railway
Atlantic
W. A. Winburn
J. C. Haile
F. J. Robinson
Trafic
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