Local residents and visitors announce moves and calls in Dothan
Names of people from nearby towns visit The Eagle office and conduct social calls. Distinct moves include L G McMillan relocating to Tifton, J R Dawsey visiting from Orangeburg, S C, and R C Granberry renting his West Main street residence to Edenfield while planning to move family from Savannah. Local businesses note changes and sales including Burns Bros. stock and Hatfield Installment Co. updates. Crystal Wedding celebrated by Dr and Mrs W H Williams. Funeral attendance in Troy for Rev W S Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Granberry
West Main Street
Edenfield
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Savannah
Granberry
South Foster Street
Baptist Preacher Arrives By Bowdoin Train
Rev. W. M. Anderson, the new Baptist minister, arrived last night on Bowdoin's train from St. Joseph, Missouri to take up his parish duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Anderson
New Baptist
Bowdoin
St. Joseph, Mo
Doctor H. M. Young Weds Mamie Sorrell in Montgomery
Dr. H. M. Young and Miss Mamie Sorrell were married in Montgomery. He was a Dothan resident until recently and has done hospital work in Mobile. His bride is from Sylacauga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Young
Mamie Sorrell
Montgomery
Dr. Young
Dothan
Mobile
Sylacauga
In Loving Memory of Mrs Mary A Harper
Inloving memory of Mary A Harper who died January 7 1906 at Smyrna Alabama at home aged about 60. Born March 12 1842 in Dale County Alabama. She was a devoted Christian mother and kind neighbor, ill two weeks with pneumonia rheumatism and catarrh fever. Her family mourns yet finds peace in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Ala
Dale Co. Ala
Maroh
Greatest Benefactors of the Railroad Drive Growth
The passage argues the railroad serves both the masses and stockholders. It claims railroads spark rapid town growth and development, creating opportunities and civilization for people while delivering dividends for investors. It emphasizes the road’s transformative impact on communities along its route.
Excursion Rates From Central of Gary Announced
Excursion fares from Central of Gary to Louisville and Nashville are listed for two organizations. Louisville trips are 25 cents round trip with sale dates Feb 24 25 26 and final limit March 4 1906. Nashville trips are one fare plus 25 cents round trip with sale dates Feb 26 27 and 28 final limit March 10 1906. Tickets available from nearest ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvile
Department of Superintendence
National Educational Association
Nashville
Tenn
Mayor schedules meeting on life insurance protection body
At citizens’ request Mayor Dunne calls a January 30 gathering of club leaders and representatives to discuss forming a permanent life insurance protective body. The goal is to unite Chicago mutual company members to gain a voice in each firm’s affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dunne
Sensible Remedy for Railroad Rates Proposed by Workman
The Workman argues against demagogic calls to confiscate railroads and supports a remedy for high rates that preserves private property. It notes railroads have driven state progress, opened markets, and boosted employment, urging a sound business basis over radical policy.
Riot at Tennessee jail as mob assaults guards
A large mob of 500 to several thousand men attacked the county jail in Chattanooga Tennessee seeking a suspect in the Nevada Taylor case. Police and state guards repelled the assault. two bystanders were wounded while others escaped unhurt as the crowd smashed windows and doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanoosa
Teno
Hines
Silas
Nevuia Taylor
Forest Bulis
St. Elmo
Tala Oltyy
Ciemenro
Raparillo
State Guard
Wood Farker
Will Gentry
Netther
Nome Ald
Andui
Nevada Taylor
Avia Ectty
Knoxville
Harriman
Tring
Pietola
Jall
Halta Nooks
Mira Turtor
T W. Brooks
Market Street
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Pam Carlisle
Barr
KONAL
Anp
Ashford
Tach
Columbia
R. Booth
Campbellton, Ite
Kinsay
Hutchison
Elba
Wil Black
Bire College
J. A. Garrard
Big Creek
Eagle
L. G. McMillan
Tifton
Pullum
Malvern
Wiee
Rodney
Wstanley
Haleburg
WH. Mathews
Cottonwood
W. Laney
Headland, Was
Marianna
Ben Payne
The
Hatfield Installment Co
Batchelor Bros
Mr. A. Y. Malone
Troy
W. S. Wade
Burns Bros
J. R.C. Howell
A. Wannelly
Mr. Wade
C. B. Farmer
North Oates Street
Emma Heard
Saxon & Heard
W. H. Williams
Foster Street
J. R. Dawsey
Orangeburg
S. C
J. D. Logue
Houston Guano Co
Eugene Hammell
New Idea
Chas. L. Bush
E. R
Montclair
N. J
T. E. Williams
Mr. Williams
Mar Y
Pene
Pata Abit Anni
Vas
HM. Young
Mary A. Harper
Jesus
Central OF
Gary
MAY Bros
May
Dethar, Ala
Griffing Bros. Co
Jacksonville, Miami, and
Cuba
B. Thrasher
Porbeamn
Alabama
the Griffing Bro. Co
Bessemer Workman
Virginia-Carolina
Kinend
Norfolk
Durham
B. C
Esa
Ore
Atlanta
Ganab
Wontenmery
Als
Memphis
Vanort
HH McCathum
Prescri
Dotharm
Mod
Chattanooga
Rious
Sailant
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