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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
4
Georgia Convicts Draw Attention After Elections
After elections, attention shifts to Georgia convicts as analysis and public interest rise around past trials and potential reforms. Officials, historians, and local observers discuss implications for justice and policy.
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Georgia
Ex-President Words Pay Rate Question
The remark asks how much an ex vice president should earn per word if an ex president can command a dollar per word. It frames compensation for public figures after office and invites debate on value and fairness.
Bryan Campaign Push Aspires for Big Job Fight
Bryan has led a vigorous campaign for a major post, urging supporters and volunteers to stay the course as he aims to secure the top position. The effort emphasizes momentum and public backing in the run for office.
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Bryan
Fourth of July origins spark debate in English press
English papers question how to celebrate the Fourth of July noting its date was created at England's expense. The discussion reframes the holiday's origins and reflects on transatlantic sentiment.
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England
Henry Clayton Returns as Countrywide Statesman
Henry Clayton comes back from Denver as a better known national figure, famed as a Alabama statesman. E. L. Layfield resigns as editor of the Siftings to accept the commercial club secretaryship. Mr. Shepard will steer the paper’s future.
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Henry Clayton
Denver
Alabama
E. L. Layfield
the Siftings
Commercial Club
Shepard
Roosevelt Africa stories worth a dollar a word to Collier’s
The piece notes that Roosevelt’s Africa stories could be priced cheaply for Collier’s and criticizes congressional messages as low-cost content. It also jokes that lending to friends invites repayment requests after six months, and mocks Kern’s whiskers versus Fairbanks, contrasting warm Democrat whiskers with cold Republican growth.
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Roosevelt
Collier’s
Kern
Fairbanks
Birmingham Ledger Refuses Prohibition Myths About City Good
The Birmingham Ledger asserts the city remained fundamentally good despite prohibition efforts and rejects claims of widespread crime or felony convictions. The piece argues Birmingham did not falter and that its character stayed intact under prohibition.
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The
Birmingham Ledger
Birmingham
Forecasting Lusk on Railroad Commission Appointment
The Montgomery Journal claims a scoop on Senator Lusk of Marshall's appointment to the railroad commission, asserting it forecasted the decision a day prior. The piece questions whether this counts as forecasting.
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Lusk
Marshall
Railroad Commission
Montgomery Journal
Forecasts on Supreme Court Bench Selection
The speaker recalls predicting Maj. Harris’s death and mentions Lusk as a potential Supreme Court justice. They question whether the Governor chose Lusk for a bench and whether the public rejected him as the Governor’s candidate, noting they could forecast with some accuracy.
Presidents labeling liars and an Alabama non-resident notice
A heated critique describes presidential branding of liars and political maneuvering around campaigns and color schemes. The text includes a legal notice from Houston County Alabama requiring defendant Alex Baxter, a Florida resident, to plead or demur by August 1, 1908, or a decree pro confesso may be entered. The notice is published in the Dothan Eagle.
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Alabama
Houston County
Alma Baxter
Alex Baxter
Chancery
Dothan
Ala
Register
M. B. Byrd
Florida
Dothan Eagle
Houston
Fraud and posed photos in the Sunday press
The Atlanta Journal mocks staged images and questions a young man’s fraudulent pose while posing readers to name another subject. The passage critiques pretentious photography and staged scholarly images inside the public spotlight.
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Atlanta Journal
Dissolution Notice for Armstrong & Coe Saw Mill Firm
The firm of Armstrong and Coe engaged in a saw mill business is dissolved with C. E. Coe retiring. G. L. Armstrong continues the business and will pay all debts, with all accounts payable to him. Dated June 25 1908.
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Armstrong & Coe
C. E. Coe
G. L. Armstrong
Land for Sale in Kinsey with Buildings and 33 Acres
Advertises sale of a store house and a dwelling plus 33 acres of old farm land in Kinsey. Contact J. P. D. Wilkerson of Columbia, Alabama for more information.
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Kinsey
J. P. D. Wilkerson
Columbia
Ala
Not So Very Far
A wry exchange on a rural road describes distance as betwixt and between near and far. The tourist asks about the next town while a local reply frames distance in humorous paradox.
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Kansas City
Trees and Lightning Debunk Tree Immunity Belief
Dr A W Borthwick argues in Notes of the Royal Botanical Garden Edinburgh that no tree is immune to lightning. He notes lightning strikes species at random with beech no safer than oaks or resinous trees. Taller trees are more likely struck. root systems remain undamaged and cells collapse rather than tear.
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A. W. Borthwick
Royal Botanical Garden of
Edinburgh
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W. T. Hall
Maj. Harris
Supreme Court
Loeb
Ananias Club
Bill
Bill Bryan
Taft
J. M. Cody
Robinson & Cherry
FE. Fournier
Lake Charles
Dothan Dry Goods Co
J. Meyrovtz
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