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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
1
Tifton GA date line reports a second car of tomatoes shipped from Tifton to New York. The load included crates and shell reels as freight, with a total value around 226 dollars per crate.
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended freight schedules today, blocking rate changes for transportation of chain and related products from the Midwest to the East. The action halts widespread price shifts and affects shipments to and from several regions across the country.
The text praises a local figure who led thousands on a coastline march and aided many in planning defenses and foresight. It claims he exercised leadership across Alabama and helped plan western routes, earning admiration for risk and determination. It stresses community trust in his authority and a vision of orderly disruption.
The article outlines a presidential address emphasizing national unity and leadership ahead of a looming election. It notes the president’s stance on congressional detente and the administration’s plan as Washington prepares for a high stakes political cycle.
A short comedic play titled The Walwaly Sun opens at the Palace with a lively cast delivering a moral tale. The snippet hints at a stage piece blending humor with a cautionary message.
Fragmentary OCR reports N J Huteo dying suddenly last night in North Gutey area. Text suggests neighbors and officials note recent illness, a fall from a chair, and a groan. Mentions residence in Dothat and prior move from Abele, with scattered details about town life and routine.
A garbled report notes shifts in market activity amid a new wave starting around late June. It mentions Gidana and the 9 degree market and references unusual timing from the June period without clear outcomes or locations.
A damaged account from Mobile recounts a shocking case alleging a mulatto girl committed brutal acts. The fragmentary text mentions a murder, an infant nursing, and a court-like atmosphere with accusations tied to a Fourth of July incident.
Trial details unfold amid intense testimony surrounding Brackin. Names including Lloyd and Brechin appear in a narrative of accusations, alibis, and perceived misconduct. The account references local figures like Robinson and Dutton and cites court notoriety, pending rulings, and potential further hearings.
Local chatter centers on Ma Vern’s surprising decision today as figures in town discuss the sudden departure of Qeear Gurner. Officials offered no comment while residents weigh potential changes.
A garbled afternoon dialogue mentions Pathe vu rltirens, Guynenn O Seal Mihuewtay, and a group discussing the governor. References to a Biker 1K Sate and John faa dime Wb Acree appear with unclear context amid disrupted text and month-long chatter.
The readable parts describe a dispute or incident involving several individuals named Konner Cros Hrutian and Lloyd. A mention of a confrontation near a river bay and an accusation of drunkenness appears. The text then references a statement to a guard and a diversion to a different location.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a heated parliamentary scene around a proposed amendment. Hitchcock’s withdrawal or support shift caused party tensions as allies debated a binding resolution and cautioned against introducing unaffirmed amendments.
Reports claim Servia plans to declare war on Bulgars at Uskup amid provocation by Fults and discontent over recent losses. Accounts from London dated July 8 describe fighting near Tuas and lines shifting as Bulgarian forces retreat toward Belgrade, with casualties mounting.
A veterans reunion event drew attendees including Captain Gromald and Cape YG Grew, with several late arrivals and a security presence by local railroad workers. Weather was hot and fair, attendees reported a good time, and health conditions were noted as stable though minor issues arose. One robbery case was referenced in the briefing, with officials noting heightened vigilance among crews.
Washington July 8 A proposed amendment to the currency bill would raise the postal savings rate to 6 percent and increase defaults limits to 91000 on farm mortgages. The plan, tied to Bristow’s currency measure, aimed to support farm loans and stabilize debt during the crisis.
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