01 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
1
A fragment notes an appointment involving Smith and Doihai in Orleans and mentions a company named Messin Smith and Morton amid a dispute over arms, lands, or assets. The readable bits hint at an internal appointment and ensuing contention without clear dates or full names.
Five men named Smith, all black, fought on Pine Street. The disturbance was quelled by Voices of Hart and Daugherty. The suspects were to be arraigned in court tomorrow. A man named White, black, charged with assault on his wife, was fined $6.04 today.
United States Senator John P D Works announces he will not seek another term. A Republican from California, the 70 year old lawmaker cites age and party mood in the state as reasons, saying support would come only as expediency and that he cannot align with the progressives he disagrees with.
Admiral in Norfolk corrections chief says no truth to claim a German captured after the Frowly raid was executed by firing squad. He states the only punishment will be continued confinement and that Kronprinz Wilhelm remains interned at the Norfolk yard.
London dispatch quotes public prosecutor of Amsterdam demanding a six month imprisonment sentence for Herr Schroeder. The Telegraph report claims there are in Central Europe a number of scoundrels responsible for the war.
Farmers in Dothan react to high ton seed prices from Cottow seed and Tony Cottow, as good middling cotton sells around twelve cents. The scene includes a local theater mention and notes farming merchants' optimism amid uncertain market signals.
Meetings were held at the Bayaiet cleared today for two poems in the county with one session at 10 o clock this morning and another this afternoon. The organization aims to unify Baptist-Lund Schools, projecting increased work and efficiency across the county.
About fifteen schools for adults operate in the county, says C. C. Tollwear, supervisor of rays schools, with many middle aged learners being taught to read and write. The effort fosters hopeful progress as adults show interest in literacy studies and community engagement grows.
Tonight at the auditorium a lively stage night stars Trini Wh Manager Gill and the famed McManus for a bold Bringing Up Father comedy. A joyous theater party honors McManus who rises from city columns to celebrated performer with a bold appearance and a vivid showcase. The curtain promises rollicking fun, catchy melodies, and warm humor as the audience recalls his rise and enjoys the evening of entertainment.
The Bovette School Weekly lists honor roll students across grades with names such as Hubert Smith Miriam Cotton Putter Calhoun Hennive Cale Vann and Eddie Ennis. Fourth and higher grades feature numerous pupils including Bonnie Quattle acim Griff Trotter Rae Barnes Lola Kis and more, reflecting a district emphasis on academic achievement.
The five boroughs of New York City are cited with a total population of about 5,253,888. The figures reflect the city’s standing in the state and nation, noting the dense urban presence across the boroughs and their continued growth.
Fire crews responded to a Bremen home owned by Th. Blumberg early in the evening. Chief of Police C. J. Rollinn Jats qignt reported the roof engulfed while Bremen firemen managed to save part of the building and contents. The house was insured.
Honor roll names for several grades appear in this fragment. Listed students include Virginia Heapy Naotni Yk Flo Wout Tallis Kirkland Basie Mae nag Bagh Middlebrooks Nowit Loftin John P. Yorlks Second Grade names include Passie Pope dite Howell Catt Mortense Vorne Mae Tier Tomlin Third Grade mentions Gentle Mary Pussies Myrtle Dassinger Fourth Grade Eva Wnaries Palin Paitin Sixth Grade Marviy Crery Seventh Grade Tait Wayne Eys Kiehth Cralee Watde Haire Shelby Potte Sith Kelly Stout
An annotated fragment discusses aging fears and remedies linking vitality to diet. Mentions liver extracts iron beef peptides and wine as a tonic. Names such as NTE McCalum appear in a garbled health advisory tone.
A partial transcription mentions Curie cans and church activity with unclear details. The readable text references a church and a possible account of a local event, but specifics such as date, location within Curie, or participants are missing.
New York Nov 40 Beth Low chairman announced a meeting of trustees at Tuskegee Institute Alabama on December 14 to select a successor to the late Booker T Washington. Trustees seek subscriptions nationwide for a memorial fund to support the institute’s work and may designate the fund for Washington’s legacy.
In Neabville Tennessee Judge Thomas E. M. removed Mayor Hilary B. Howse under proceedings dated July 27. Grounds include failure to enforce laws waste of city funds and loose city management. Commissioner Robert Elliott at water works linked to the case. Actions continue toward supreme court review and future election of a new mayor.
Readable fragments describe a Burlesque of McManus material, with a focus on Father and Broadway style production. The notice highlights the performance at the Auditorium, notes the long casting process and the ensemble's specialized character portrayals, and promises a thoroughly digestible, distinctive comedy experience tonight.
Attested praise for a vaudeville act described as a lively stage program with seven items and popular prices. Tickets cost ten cents to enter and ten cents for reserved seating, hinting at a public entertainment event with affordable access.
The sheriff's force mourns the death of Brandy Granger, cherished deputy known for courtesy and duty. Citizens express sympathy while pledging support to enforce the law with renewed resolve. The message from the force thanks the public and vows stricter enforcement and unity.
Fragments show winds affecting plans at a Woodmen event with participants named alike. The passage hints at delays and organized readiness despite gusty conditions and potential hazards.
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