Fall Suit and Cold Weather Coat Sale Noted
Local shop promotes fall suits and coats with emphasis on value and fit. Advertisement highlights a wide stock and tailored options priced for season changes.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
6
Local shop promotes fall suits and coats with emphasis on value and fit. Advertisement highlights a wide stock and tailored options priced for season changes.
A terse shopper boast claims a merchant offers the largest stock locally near Montgomery. The brief item highlights trade breadth and regional competition.
Snow blocks sections of the Rock Island route from the east with 3 feet of snow on the prairies between Carrizozo and Santa Rosa. Two plows are employed and cuts are filled to grade as crews battle the storm.
In Philadelphia on December 25 President Baer of the Reading Co declined to talk after a brief visit to the anthracite board of conciliation marking the first time he has attended a session.
In Camilla Georgia Mrs F W Brimberry may be named postmistress to succeed her husband who killed himself last Tuesday. Friends are working to have her appointed. In Winsted Connecticut Dr Dobson saved Charles Roberts life after a failed suicide attempt by taking laudanum and a disputed bill for medical services.
Savannah report says Colonel Tom Eason, prison commissioner, struck Professor R. J. Strasser, superintendent of South Georgia College, with a heavy cane causing a head injury after a reprimand to Eason's son by Strasser. Proceedings unclear.
Akron Ohio December 26 The Akron Gas company a Walsh property is placed in the hands of a receiver on a $5708 claim for coal supplied by Yough Valley and Ohio Coal company.
Governor Terrell offers a 150 dollar reward for the arrest with proof to convict of Roscoe Bennett a white carpenter charged with criminal assault on a five year old negro girl in Atlanta on November 9. The case follows earlier racial tensions and arrests in the same district. Sheriff Nelms and Solicitor General Charley Hill endorsed the appeal for Bennett.
A young married woman Mrs Lowell Brown died at Indianapolis city hospital after being found unconscious on her room floor with face neck and hands blackened. A dispatch says she was believed to be dyeing her hair when stricken and no explanation could be secured.
Presidents and traffic officials from lines serving Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky have started plans to improve coal handling facilities in Cincinnati. The goal is faster deliveries and better service for consumers. coal rates for next year were not discussed.
Washington December 26 motions for a new trial and for arrest of judgment have been filed for William G. Crawford who was convicted of conspiring to defraud the government by supplying letter carriers satchels to the post office department. Arguments set for next Saturday.
A private bill introduced in Parliament aims to sanction the first road built exclusively for motor vehicles. The proposed route would run from London to Brighton, creating a dedicated automotive thoroughfare.
A flowing oil well was struck near Butler on the farm of Attorney Touia C. Gent of Mansfield at 2,704 feet. The initial capacity is estimated at 159 barrels per day.
Newark reports John Moser millionaire founder of a major store foundry died after a career starting in New York selling matches. In Dallas P W J Meador, 60, shot and killed his wife Mattie Meador and then killed himself citing family troubles after she moved there from Blooming Grove.
A blaze destroyed the Oklahoma Ice and Brewing company cold storage plant in Oklahoma City. The plant owned by Adolphus Roach of St. Louis held 1,000 cases of eggs and suffered about 75,000 dollars in losses. A meat wagon driver was arrested charged with setting the fire.
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