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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
5
Residents and visitors noted around Ozark area this week
The column lists local residents and visitors including Harry Oppert Marvin Brown and Frank Malone in Ozark and Dothan. It mentions E C Glover Haleburg, C Box Route 6 Dothan, GB Jordan, Dr T J Ward Malvern, Prof J A Glover Taylor and L A Carlisle Campellton. It also notes Geo W White Pansey and Mr John Franklin Malvern visiting. A payroll donation and Great Days trial are referenced with local business notices and a sewing machine sale at 9 Main St.
Early Dothan Settler Snodgrass Mourned in Thomasville
EC Snodgrass an early Dothan settler died at his son Arthur’s home in Thomasville where he had lived for some time. Capt Mark White Confederate veteran commander for Camp Bartow attended the Mobile reunion and upheld Dothan's name. G D Bruner of Harper remembered the Eagle editor this week. Friends of Judge Baxley report a severe injury from a runaway horse breaking his collarbone and throwing him twenty to thirty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EC. Snodgrass
Dothan
Arthur
Thomasville
Mark White
Camp Bartow
Mobile
Judge Baxley
President Spencer Killed in Lynchburg Collision
President Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railroad was killed near Lynchburg on Thanksgiving morning in a crash and his body cremated beyond recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railroad
Lynchburg
Mrs Carroll Dies Suddenly in City
Mrs D S Carroll died Tuesday morning in this city from heart trouble after several prior attacks. The body was buried in the city cemetery Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Carroll
Death of Jim Thrasher in This City
Jim Thrasher died at his parents home in this city on Sunday. He was the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thrasher and the father of Mrs. F. W. Galloway. The remains were buried in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thrasher
This City
J. T. Thrasher
F.w.galloway
Death of Dan McGuire, Chief Domingus's son-in-law
Dan McGuire died Tuesday after a period of illness. He was from Florida and his remains were brought there for interment. He leaves a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McGuire
Domingus
Florida
New Editors Take Charge at Dothan Journal
The Dothan Home Journal changes hands from Baker and Jones to W R Green and Smith Deal of Headland. The new proprietors, who run a strong Headland paper, plan to continue its quality here. Deal stays in Headland. Green works on site. Jones remains briefly to aid the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Home Journal
Baker and Jones
W. R. Green
Smith Deal
Headland
Mr. Deal
Mr. Green
Mr. Jones
Journal
Traveling Edison phonograph entertainer seeks rural gigs
John Ming offers free local entertainment with an Edison phonograph within five miles of Kinsey Alabama. No charges or agents, asks for free contributions. Mentions fine machine and requests written contact at Dotoan Alabama and notes with A J Smith as distributor. Possession January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsey
Dotoan
Ala
John Ming
Brockett boy 13 faces pneumonia at Georgia Military Academy
Horace Brockett, 13, son of Mr and Mrs H B Brockett, a Georgia Military Academy student in Atlanta, has been very ill with pneumonia for several days. His mother was called to his bedside this week and found him slightly convalescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
H. B. Brockett
Georgia Military Academy
Atlanta
He Got Away Jack the Ripper Returns to Dothan
A notorious thief known as Jack the Ripper who once prowled Dothan houses, was jailed for years, escaped, and recaptured, then sent to the mines. He is reportedly due back in Dothan, with residents urged to secure doors as he plans more break ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack the Ripper
Dothan
Grand Court Trial In Dothan Announces December Proceedings
A clandestine plot in Dothan culminates in announced trials to be held Thursday through Saturday December 6 7 8 1906 at the courthouse. Eight magistrates will oversee divisions for offenses alphabetically arranged with confiscation and sale of belongings to fund court expenses and local beautification. The notice cites gifts and personal property to be auctioned with proceeds aiding the Southeast Oates Mein streets corner project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Court House
Ti Pe
Oates and Mein Streets
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paragon
Harry Oppert
Ozark
Marvin Brown
Frank Malone
G. Deal
Bark
E. C. Glover
Haleburg
C. Box
Route 6
Fr ‘Gb. Jordan
T. J. Ward
Malvern
J. A. Glover
Taylor
L. A. Carlisle
Camppellton
Geo. W. White
Pansey
John Franklin
W. H. Ward
Midland City
A. Mullens
Kate Saxton
Ft. Gaines, Ga
C. E. Walker
Mead
Oase
D.C. Carmichael
South
Wes
Mer. i
Main St
G. D. Bruner
Harper
Eagle
President Spencer
Mrs. Carroll
New Editors
Talking Machine
Ment
Iframe
Foster
A. J. Smith
R. D. Crawford
M. B. Byrd
Crawford & Byrd
Dothan Chapter
RE. A. M. No
D. C. Carmichael
H. P. W. T. Jones
Dothan Lodge
A. F
A. M. NO. 466
M., J. C. Hardy
Pythagoras Lodge
W. M
W. T. Hall
Benevolence Lodge
K. of P
D. D. Stephens
C. C
G C. Batchelor
K. R
T. W. Harris
N. G
H. EB. Jordan
A. D. Whiddon
W. O. Griffith
W. D. Sanders
Sachem
J. W. Jones
Acme Billiard Parlor
T. J. Steffan
N. H
McCallum
Phonne 2
W. Gilmore & CO
Keller Building
Louisville
Meg Green
Dothan Guano CO
City Hack
Will Griffin
Mgr
Atlantic Coast Line
Montgomery
Troy
Newton
Elba
Bainbridge
Valdosta
Ows
Abbeville
Laverne
Savannah
Charleston
Richmond
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Boston
All Points
Birmingham
Nashville
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
New Orleans
Cuba
Pullman
Moutoomery
Araeee Weyenews
Bairbritze
Tallhassee
Genese 4
Alabama
E. M. North
Myers
W. J. Craig
T. C. White
Wilmington
N. C
Houston County
Ments
Third National Bank
Duthan
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