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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented report indicates an AR case proceeding before a federal jury in York with references to a conspiracy involving witnesses, comments by Senator Leon and lawmakers, and mentions of Cravath and formal committees. The text alludes to investigations, possible punishments, and gaps in witness accounts amid a broader legal inquiry.
Enterprige team suffered a poor showing as pitchers struggled and errors mounted. The game featured controversial officiating and misplayed balls, with standout effort by Parks for Mute and Holhan’s squad showing spark despite the loss.
Local sports note reports Enterprise and another team set to host a three game series starting Monday the 26th and continuing Wednesday of next week at home. The article praises both teams pitching staff and mentions Johnson Cela n and Big Corbett as notable players.
Notice to resident Cogburn and Alta Brewton to appear in court regarding an attachment issued July 12 1819 on the estate of Alto Brewton. The writ names Atlantic Coast Line Ref Co and references Brewton a Florida resident. The document notes the levy and requires defendants to answer as of July 12 1876 in the year 1995 Barley P & Exom.
Two men died and four were injured when a big touring car was struck by a train near here. The collision demolished the car and scattered debris, with witnesses describing a sudden impact and ongoing emergency response. Local authorities investigated the scene for details and causation.
A church Sunday School gathering is announced with Superintendent Ann Lid presiding. The event invites all parishioners and welcomes strangers to join in with singing and fellowship, emphasizing hospitality for visitors and members alike.
Fragmentary report shows a Sunday School gathering at Frew Street Church at 11 with several members present. The text is garbled but hints at a focus on teaching and a reference to a catechism or creed and a likely infant or child attendee.
The Church of the Nativity and Mae Williams Rector invite parishioners to a Sunday service after Purity Bundy School. Holy Communion and evening prayer are planned with scripture readings and reflections.
Fragmentary text shows mentions of Sunday school at 4 on Street and a service at Ta In the seriool banse on South Cut logo street. References to Cordially retteal Lop and "MeAtea Hing" appear as garbled names. No coherent event details or entities to verify.
The Sunday School meets at 94 Cassea with Superintendent TY Brown and officers serving before opening at 1400. Rev Juuntmge will preach. The Worthy Walk at 730 features a guest pastor. Union plans a vocal service and the Lion is reorganized with Renfree presiding. The Women Missionary Society hosts a serial renewal Monday at 6.
Charlee 8 Livingston Y D M presents a Ferre Lecture on John 11 4a at Court House in Dothan Alabama. The event is on Sunday July 19th 191F at 2 o'clock pm with free seating and no collection.
A lengthy report details Lautenbach's rise and fall tied to government intrigue and a major battle over royalties from Mussel Shoals. It outlines a corporate power struggle, proposed payments, and potential fiscal impacts on a state authority involved in river power projects.
Fragmentary notes describe an angry crowd at a royal procession with militants attempting to strike or disrupt the king and queen. The event appears chaotic with mentions of vehicles, barriers, and a crowd surge near a carriage, leaving no clear confirmed outcome.
Report describes a family planning an automobile journey to Troy with a father mother son and daughter. They expect to travel westward, face a severe delay, and anticipate stopping for rest along the route.
A boy set a house ablaze to appear heroic, with a large library destruction and a reported 700000 loan loss linked to suspected arson. Investigating authorities describe the incident as a deliberate fire at a multiunit building. Subway and street blockages followed the blaze as firefighting efforts continued.
A garbled promotional piece describes a chaotic stage show featuring a comedian, a troupe called The Wolf, and a theatrical tabloid style plot. It references a wife, a North woods setting, and a dramatic performance with unclear actors and numbers.
A garbled OCR note lists region practice and public event times, mentioning open admission and ongoing draws. It references a team or figure named Kalua and a venue or publication called GETTSSHURG. Details are unclear but indicate a public gathering with entries at 4 pm and potential continuation into evening.
Sylvia Summers presents a line filled tale featuring actress Ann Ported and Poly Mads dog in a playful opening scene. The piece mixes whimsy and stage craft as it unfolds.
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