Mobile inspector killed in streetcar accident near Whistler
Mobile and Ohio employee Chief Day Inspector W L Fitzgerald was struck and killed by a Mobile Light and Railroad Company car near Prichard. The injury details describe a crushed skull and multiple wounds. Motorman S M Duke and Conductor H Darby led the struck vehicle. An investigation started as authorities sorted out the circumstances of the fatal incident.
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Mobile
Ala
W. L. Fitzgerald
Mobile and Ohio
Whistler
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Prichard
Mobile and Ohio Crossing
Fitzgerald
Chenshaw Undertaking Company
H. Darby
5. M. Duke
Duke
One Day and a Half Subscriptions Promote Eagle Votes
The Eagle offers one day and a half subscriptions at 84 a year with premiums of votes as rewards for renewals. Twenty five renewals yield 100,000 votes. fifty renewals add 300,000 votes. Many readers are paying or renewing now to boost their voting totals. time is limited as contestants push for votes. In New York a waiter named Samuel Herman survived a knife wound to the heart after a brawl. surgeons stitched the wound and he returned to work.
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The
Eagle
Thei
Samuel Herman
Herman
Hoe
Dohe
Erdman
Eagle Library Contestants Display at Nix Drag Company
Latest standings show all contestants for the Eagle Library on display at the Nix Drag Company with counts updated for public viewing.
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Eagle's Library
Eagle Library
Nix Drag Company
Jesse Pittman Awarded West Point Appointment
Jesse Pittman, brother of Prof. W. J. Pittman of Dothan City Schools, has received notice of appointment to the United States Military School at West Point, N Y through the efforts of Hon. Henry D. Clayton. He is described as one of the brightest young men the city schools have produced and is expected to honor the army as an officer.
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Jesse Pittman
W. J. Pittman
Dothan
United States Miltary School
West Point
N. Y
Henry D. Clayton
Confiscated Liquor Thrown Into Sewer in Alabama Jail
Twelve hundred dollars worth of beer and whiskey were destroyed at the county jail on orders from Judge Weaver of the Criminal Court. The liquor had been seized over six months during raids by deputy sheriffs. Sheriff Higdon seeks further guidance before term ends as more liquor remains in storehouses.
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Rirwinghan
Ala
Dea
Weaver
Criminal Court
Higdon
Stripling on Road to Recovery
A message from Charles Stripling’s bedside in Mobile reports his condition improving after seven days of serious illness from meningitis. Doctors hold good hopes for his recovery.
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Charles Stripling
Mobile
Menegita
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