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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
1
President Wilson asked Congress for immediate appropriation of one hundred thousand dollars to aid Salem Massachusetts fire victims and the related relief fund. Governor Walsh's message quoted says about three thousand families face unemployment and homelessness as the town slowly recovers.
Atlanta reports eight bodies found in East Point, including F. Bennett and his mother in law. Believed Bennett killed the women then himself, two or three days dead. Women crushed skulls. Bennett shot with a shotgun. Discovery made by a garden cook en route to work. No clear murder motive found.
A mobile register folder showcases Houston county's capital progress with full page features on Dothan. It highlights a unified citizenry driving growth through local loyalty and enterprise, citing rapid development from five homes in 18% to a luminated business district and widespread community support.
A National Association pamphlet reports no proven health or property harm from tuberculosis sanatoriums after studying nearly 150 institutions. It notes that nearby residence values can rise due to improved health access and that major life insurers generally do not view sanatorium proximity as an adverse factor.
London claims the famous British statesman Lord Chamberlain died at his London home at ten fifteen last night. He was 78 and had suffered ill health for years. A former commanding figure in the Gladstone era, he was a devout religious man known for Sunday worship. His last wife was Mary Radiat of Massachusetts. Heart failure caused his death after a prolonged decline. An automoble crash near a government building injured one bystander. A lonely classified notice seeks a young lady to join a private family.
Dothan Ali June 28 14 Masrow Dear Dr Masrow owner a sufferer from headache The note expresses gratitude from the wife of the city clerk for prescribed glasses and relief from headaches.
A War era letter praises Dr Mastow for relief from eye strain and nervousness after using prescribed glasses. The piece mentions the Chamber of Commerce plans a smoker event in Do than, with 164 members and ongoing community welfare efforts. The program aims to foster better spirit and cooperation among local business and professional groups.
Niuguta Falla reports that Huerta peace delegates fear an unstable outcome after the Madero downfall. Exiles including Rubana and Elguere prepare to depart asBelgian banker Belguere seeks foreign aid, with Montreal and Rodigae named as possible destinations for return.
In New York July goee0 the trial of Mrs Louie Baltey featured prosecutor Carman. Witnesses claimed the shot targeted the woman, not the doctor, while the defendant faced scrutiny over the events surrounding the crime.
Rev H K Wilbourn of Lawhaelle denounces extreme fashion trends and ankle-length garments as overly provocative during a speakers conference. The event featured PL Beavall of Minstuippt and other attendees who argued for modest dress as part of the public discourse.
July 3 meeting arranged after Curreney invited The Comp. to review the condition of National banks. Officials plan a close inspection of assets and policies on the date specified for the audit.
A blaze in the lighting department of the Colton Company damaged a large warehouse and about 200 bales of cotton. Firefighters prevented spread to the nearby Howetown office and saved the main business district. No injuries reported.
A garbled local notice reports Monday evening changes at North Banter Street involving governors and a council, with references to a unified authority and telephone lines. It indicates preparations for a seeding at a central venue and mentions the middle school and CJnh roams in vague terms.
The circuit court adjourns for a recess after a week of suspended business. Lawyers, officers, and court staff anticipate resumption Monday morning as essential work is paused briefly and then continued.
The Begrest Cannadge Grocery Company will be closed on July 4th. A reader seeks to borrow six to seven hundred dollars for four or six months with a mortgage on a farm worth fifteen hundred dollars as security at 16 percent interest. Address P O Box 125, Dothen.
The article notes plans to elect Huerta's successor next Sunday July Sth. It references James McAndrew's death after a short illness, detailing his role as superintendent at Southern Cotton Oil Company and noting his widow and family. It also covers Mexican cabinet changes amid Madero era, with Velasco as a key figure.
The article notes A Hurers former pantir Hey at Fils city now pastor at Avenue Church In Mantat ery near Dothan. Mr. damek A McAndrew is referenced with a death occurring after an event. Rogeras to render a fine, ceremony at Ore row, with Mercy and messengery details from the Western Union Telegraph Co.
Coils for the switchboard at the power plant arrived in the morning, restoring limited service to some residential areas previously out of commission. The first shipment covered only a fraction of the original order, with the online shipment now supplying regular arc lights.
Nine year old Marion Gammell of Montgomery was reported missing after leaving home with a man described as a hobo. A search traced him to Atlanta where he was located and expected to be returned to his parents as investigators work to determine his whereabouts.
A garbled report says Tarat read a query over the telephone from Pirenad Jim Turner at the fire station this morning. The Areman regrets that the drainage garden at the fire station could not be tilled, blocking the ordinar's work.
A reader from Swan Creek Michigan describes constant tiredness and low energy with digestive issues. She reports trying various remedies and mentions health improvements after using a tonic named Castes Row Malas, seeking advice from Doctor Hebron and local contacts.
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