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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1906
Page
1
An explosive, racially charged letter argues for harsh vigilante action against Black residents and praise for white supremacy. It calls for jailing street disorder, advocating violence against Black individuals and urges whites to dominate the town, with references to historical figures and lynching.
A new Bank of Ashford has opened with A. M. E. M. Grimsley as principal manager. Grimsley formerly worked in the turpentine business in Covington county and previously in the local re business, and has lately been seen in Do- Tuesday handling the bank's interests.
Mr. T. 3. Herring called yesterday and paid for a year’s subscription. T. M. Borland left a dollar on subscription yesterday.
Abbeville native Hon John B Ward of Henry county is described as a modern farmer and capable representative. The appeal urges voters to support Ward, praising his loyalty, fighting spirit over the county issue, and urging a solid vote Monday for the Henry county candidate.
Chief Justice Samuel D. Weakley spoke in the courthouse on Monday presenting his claims to the people for nomination for the office he now holds.
The note contrasts cotton values with New York prices of 10 10 and signals buyers in Dothan to a quoted range around 0 83 8 and 65 3. Buck etshop is cited as the source of figures. Veritas.
Excursion rates via Central of Georgia Railway to Memphis and Richmond for two organizations in Sept 1906. Memphis trip for National Baptist Convention (colored) Sept 12–19 costs one fare plus 25 cents round trip, sale Sept 9–12, final limit Sept 20. Richmond trip for Grand Fountain United Order of True Reformers Sept 4–31 costs one fare plus 25 cents round trip, sale Sept 2–5, final limit Sept 13. Tickets from nearest ticket agent.
The front of Malone Furniture Co has its brick work finished, marking a completed exterior renovation. The new facade showcases updated masonry work on the storefront. Local observers note the improved curb appeal and potential impact on nearby foot traffic.
The J. A. May Company is organized with a capital of $15,000. J. RR. Faircloth serves as president, J. A. May as vice president, and C. A. Faircloth as secretary and treasurer.
In a Dothan Eagle notice from Dothan Alabama a chancery case J Huxto et al v L D Ogletree et al lists C Crocker a Mississippi resident as over twenty one and ordered publication for four weeks to require him to plead answer or demur by August 25 1909 or face a decree pro confesso. The document is dated July 28 1906.
Mrs. Jim Espy died yesterday at her parents home in Headland. She was the daughter of Dr. Sperman. Cotton was selling here yesterday for 8:85.
Sheriff NLR Crawford will sell at the courthouse door in Columbia Houston County Alabama on Sept 17 1906 within legal hours under an execution issued May 16 1908 in favor of R T Walker against BR L Melvissack to satisfy a 1906 judgment. The property includes one house and lot on South Main bounded by Armstrong and Main street and two additional lots with 144 feet frontage 198 feet back located north of South Depot street and east of the city lot.
George Pilcher announces the opening of a New Buggy Store next to Malone Grocery Co offering a full line of high grade vehicles and guaranteed quality. The business emphasizes a fresh start and reliable products for customers nearby.
The document lists lodge meeting times for multiple Fraternal orders in Dothan, including Carmichael H P W T Jones secretary, Benevolence Lodge, K of C, and others. It records meetings on 2nd and 4th Fridays or Saturdays and various officers such as W M, secretary, C C, and W S.
A note reports W L Lee being seen in Columbia yesterday indicating local movement or presence by the individual associated with the name and place.
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