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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1912
Page
1
A fragment from the National Convention reports Wilson as the likely nominee amid deadlock after the 45th ballot. mentions of candidates, ballots, and delegates, with notes on expected supports and potential nomination outcome. Also includes unrelated agricultural notices and local lecture invitation in Southeast Alabama.
Atlantic City July 2 Special to The Eagle Melvin Vaniman and four crew died when the balloon Akron exploded and plunged into the water near Brigantine Beach. Rescue efforts failed to save them. only Velma Vaniman’s son survived as debris and body recovery continued.
A high pedestal act by Jack Kiuperan impressed audiences this week, delivering graceful routines and elevated spins. World Stanley the singer comedian and modern impersonator drew laughter, while a pair from the Hall & Lotus Grane Dairy community shared in the lively scene. FOR RENT five room hours with
The Senn-Sation Theatre presents The TST Dog a Tubin Comedy Treasure Island Edison Drama and a local feature with performances tomorrow at 545 PM and Saturday night. A prize drawing is promised for the lucky attendee while the theater urges patrons to arrive promptly for the showings.
Fragmentary Washington report notes Ala candidate debating Baltimore trip and platform support. Mention of Underwood and Wilkes, with expectations of further ballots and support shifts. Unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
The three family Setar company presents this week with popular acts, featuring the Une sisters Gor sine ers and their blend of songs and dance. A large audience enjoyed the performance, praising the singers’ pleat and graceful numbers while noting the entertainment value of the evening.
Seventeen entries advertised for a Fourth of July motorcycle race with high power machines and prizes including a silver medal and a special clock. Races run along Taylor road starting at John Belt piece with free spectators before 10 AM, limited to 2 minute intervals, organized with local auto groups and American Motorcyclists federation.
A claimed standard medicine promises to purify blood and strengthen the system. It advertises relief from headaches stomach issues and general fatigue. The ad binds with a money back offer and a free campaign sample.
A garbled report discusses national party activity in Baltimore with references to a Chicago convention and liberal development debates. The text notes minimal concrete progress amid a political deadlock and mentions a person named Alford Flawns and Mullin in a disjointed evening context.
An 1812 era style notice announces removal of approximately 200 cubic yards of dirt along a street in Dothan with a bid to be submitted to the city clerk by July 2012. A certified deposit of 6000 is required, and the right to reject any bid is reserved.
Fragmented text references a performance schedule with names and times. It mentions a show at ten oclock and a likely stage act featuring Alison Decriptive and Industetel So, with amateur or miscellaneous acts, though many words are garbled. The readable bits suggest a small evening program with a variety of acts and a late start.
Announcement of a basketball event with Troy and Dotlint lot games. Mentions efforts to strengthen lineup with new players and improved management. Readers told to attend Thursday and July 4th games at 4 oclock with doubleheader pricing for grand stand admission.
Emily Byrd, of Ozark, is celebrated by Dethan society. She has shown art at Montgomery’s Wolen College and recently taught in Ann Arbor before planning travels to Berlin. A reception at the Grant residence marks a public showcase of her work and life.
The report details delays in payments after a Ridge of Pry game where players and staff faced penalties. It notes a cash shortfall and unsent funds, with costs rising in the first quarter and possible quarterly divisions proposed to cover the fines.
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