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Dothan
Ala
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
4
Cottons, wages, horses, and a train robbery noted
The piece comments on labor availability in the cotton belt and rising costs. It mentions a Virginia man named Percy Martin confessing to robbing a Seaboard Air Line train, and argues about the dispensary fund versus banking deposits for interest. The tone blends local opinion with scattered anecdotes about stock and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Percy
Percy Martin
Seaboard Air Line
January Warm Span Sparks Climate Curiosity
Two weeks in January featured unusually mild weather with many people not wearing coats. The write up reflects on how readers in cooler regions could learn from this period and gain insight into the climate.
When War Spending Ends, England Faces Economic Strains
The author comments that after expanding warship construction England may find it no longer fashionable to attack people to settle political disputes. The piece suggests a shift of violent efforts toward potentially commercial enterprises, like automobile manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Young politician notes three Lees in legislature
The Montgomery Journal quotes a young politician describing two Lees in the legislature, R. M. Lee of Barbour and Alto V. Lee of Eto wa, and mentions W. L. Lee of Houston as a brother and cousin, suggesting three Lees in the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Montgomery Journal
Lees
R. M. Lee
Barbour
Alto V. Lee
Etowa
W. L. Lee
Houston
Town Simmer on Prohibition and Open Saloon Pressure
Citizens debate nine years of peaceful dispensary operation and warn of looming agitation for open saloons or prohibition. Opinions split. some favor both paths while others favor preserving the present status.
Arrest of Emma Goldman Declares Anarchist Meeting Inoperative
At a recent Allied Anarchists of America annual meeting the acting president Emma Goldman was arrested and removed to jail ending all business. The piece questions her lengthy public prominence and argues for a change to improve city welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anarchists of America
Emma Goldman
Imma
Shakespeare's Reputation Under Fire In Academic Debates
The piece notes recurring attacks on Shakespeare as a writer by scholars and professors who, upon finding value, seek his grave and residence. It mentions speculation about revival of interest and a hypothetical venture to publish a log cabin edition of his works in the United States. The passage also references the death of a figure named William and hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
William
Railroads and newspaper ads clash over passes and pay
The Elba Clipper notes the L N Railroad offering to haul soldiers to Montgomery for Comer inauguration while the Interstate Commerce Commission bans exchanging transportation for advertising. It laments railroad lawyers who swap passes for influence and questions the fairness of passes for editors and lawyers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Comer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Ife
Self
Tother
Poll tax threat as voters urged to act
An exhortation warns that not paying poll tax could leave a voter unable to influence an election. The message suggests avoiding payment to see rivals or allies lose, framing the tax as a manipulation point for election outcomes.
Dothan Merchant Sells Interests Moves to Florala Hotel
Mr J E Register long time Dothan merchant sells his interests and moves with family to Florala where he has bought a hotel to operate in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Register
Dothan
Florala
Southeast Alabama Druggists Association Meeting In Dothan
The Southeast Alabama Retail Druggists Association held its aproral meeting in Dothan on Tuesday the &ih and rated as one of the most successful in the organization’s history. Delegates praised Dothan’s hospitality while speeches by Clotworthy of Chicago and Dr M S Davie outlined collaboration between doctors and druggists. N A McCallum was elected president and P M Carlisle secretary treasurer as semi annual meetings replace quarterly. The June gathering will be in Enterprise, with a large local turnout and a grand banquet at the Mullen hotel. Capt A E Pace spoke on Dothan’s future, sharing growth figures and town spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Dothan
P.M. Carlisle
Enterprise
Houston
Geneva
Coffee
Henry
Hotel Mullen
G. W. Mullen
B. Trammell
A. E. Pace
McCallum
Capt. Pace
Out of Town Delegates and Local Physicians Named
A list of delegates from Chartford Abbeville Enterprise and Geneva plus notable guests and physicians. Includes C P Moore J F Collins Mr Green A R Moseley J W Henderson J M Moseley Ben Ehrlick George Hemm Sidney D O E Williams A E Pace T J Whatley and others.
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C. P. Moore
J. F. Collins
Mr. Green
Chartford
Mr. Sutto
Abbeville
A. R. Moseley
Coffee Springs
J. W. Henderson
C. C. Tally
Enterprise
J. M. Moseley
A. Black
Geneva
W. K. Bingham
Tuscaloosa
H. A. Clortworthy
Chicago
E. D. Louck
Montymery
J. M. Collier
M. P. Lisle
S. P. Seales
Troy
Ben Ehrlick
Savannah
W. L. Post
St. Louis
J. W. Ballard
Birmingham
G. HL. Cooper
H. Green
W. MW. Williams
R. D. Blackshear
W. J. Blackshear
J. T. Fowler
S. O. Carlisle
M. S. Davie
J. L. Filis
W. T. Middlebrooks
E. F. Moody
B. Phillips
J. R. G. Howell
M.S. Stough
G. A. Trammond
George Hemm
Sidney, D
O. E. Williams
A. E. Pace
T. J. Whatley
R. L. Stough
C. A. Faircloth
Byron Trammell
Local Druggists
A list of local druggists is presented including J R Young Quin Nix Ollie Strickland D W Baker W H L King E C Smart Ray Hammond Frank McClure EB E Ham mond W L Brown N H Mc Callum Mr Moore A W Hawke P M Carlisle E D Loraine Edgar Quillin.
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J. R. Young
Quin Nix
Ollie Strickland
D. W. Baker
W. H L. King
E. C. Smart
Ray Hammond
Frank McClure
E Hammond
W. L. Brown
N. H. McCallum
Mr. Moore
A. W. Hawke
P. M. Carlisle
E D. Loraine
Edgar Quillin
Couple wed in Selma town ceremony
Ben Grant left for Selma North Carolina where he and Miss Ethel Dowman of 1% city were married. The couple will live with Mr and Mrs W H Grant on North Oates Street after the ceremony announcing their nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Grant
Selma
N. C
Ethel Dowman
W. H. Grant
North Oates Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.T. Hall
Club of Public Opinion
Jim Bowdoin
E. A. R. D. Meeting and Parquet
J. M. Stevens
J. D. Stevens
Tf. Moody
W. S. Johnson
Bembow
T. H. MclIntyre
Z. T. Pridgen
W. Mullen, W. R. Greene, W. T. All
Dothan Business
FE. L. Layfield
Dothans
Dothan, Ala
World Produces
Houston Guano CO
J. BR. Faircloth
Dothan National Bank
W. O. Griffith
Clayton
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