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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
6
Tragedy in Augusta as Woman and Bridge Official Die
In Augusta Georgia at 1486 Filcox Street Daisy May is found dead with John Puckley a city bridge and wharf head dying beside her. Police say Puckley 45 had been drinking and may have killed himself after the shootings. The motive is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Filcox Street
Daisy May
John Buelley
Bridge and Wharf
No Escape for Whalers in Arctic Ice
Captain Francis Tuttle, formerly of the revenue cutter Bear, says based on information from Captain Redfilsh of the whaler William Bayliss that there is no chance for the whaling fleet to escape. He expects ships to be crushed in the ice and the crew to desert to McKenzie River as relief proves unlikely. The fleet lies sixty miles from Panksland, about 500 miles east of McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Francis Tuttle
Bear
Redfilsh
William Bayliss
McKinzie River
Panksland
McKenzie
Want Women on School Board
Macon Ga November 20 agitation has begun to amend the law to permit one or more ladies to become members of the board of education. It is claimed that experienced teachers would be invaluable on the board and improve the system. Interest is expected to grow as the next legislature convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Board of Education
Fairbanks to occupy Morrell home in Washington
Vice President Fairbanks will reside this season in Rep Morrell of Philadelphia’s residence at Seventeenth and K streets opposite Farragut Square. The house is a large private mansion formerly owned by the late Senator Stanford of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Washington
Representative Morrell
Philadelphia
Seventeeth and
K Streets
Farragut Square
Stanford
California
Wynne Arrives in New York to Testify in Post Office Probes
Consul General Robert J. Wynne and Captain W. Riddle arrive aboard the Oceanic from Europe. Wynne, ex postmaster general, will go to Washington to testify in prosecutions tied to the post office fraud investigations.
Syrian Manuscripts Acquired by Cambridge Museum
The Semitic museum in Cambridge Massachusetts has acquired about 125 Syrian manuscripts dating to the twelfth century or earlier. Professor J Reade-Harris of England organized the collection, including parchments and vellum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Semetic Museum
J. Reade
Officer Charged with Forgery in Manila Military Camp
Lieutenant Hugh Kirkman of the Eighth Cavalry has been arrested at Fort McKinley on forgery charges. He is alleged to have misappropriated troop funds totaling 290 dollars by forging signatures on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hugh Kirkman
Eighth Cavalry
Fort McKinley
Kirkman
Fighting Cotton Speculators In South Carolina Fight
In Columbia on November 20 the Southern Cotton association concentrates on excluding speculators to aid producers. F H Weston, secretary of the South Carolina division, reports his office distributing literature to counties and pushing the campaign with clear determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Southern Cotton Association
F. H. Weston
South Carolina
Bigelow in Failing Health at Fort Leavenworth Prison
Milwaukee reports private information from a Fort Leavenworth officer says Frank C. Bigelow once Milwaukee bank president appears crushed in spirit and dazed while performing duties at the prison photograph gallery. Officials doubt he will live to complete his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Fort Levenworth
Frank C. Bigelow
Bigelow
Sixteen men lost as Turbin vanishes off Nova Scotia coast
The Norwegian steamer Turbin and about sixteen crew are feared drowned after a gale. Edna R reports the ship struck Black Rock ledge off the Nova Scotia south coast last Friday around 5 p.m. and disappeared within the rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Harbor
N. S
Turbin
Nova Scotia
Edna R
Mud Island
Black Rock Ledge
Virginia’s Trial Trip Tests Propeller Standards
The battleship Virginia started a standardization test of her propellers at Owls Head, comparing results with sister ship Rhode Island from two weeks earlier. A contract speed of 19 knots is required while fair weather and a 30 mph northwest wind affect conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Rhode Island
Woman Shot at Home in Brooklyn Seeks Husband
New York November 22 Mrs Patrick J Mcrmott wife of a noted boxing teacher was shot and badly injured last night at her Brooklyn home. Police are searching for her husband from whom she had separated some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick J. Mcrmott
Brooklyn
Early Lincoln Manuscripts Sold at Auction in New York
A 67 line Lincoln handwriting document dated May 13 1851 sold for 59 dollars at auction. The 1864 Elizabeth Shorter pardon brought 29 dollars and a George Washington signed page letter dated May 14 1791 addressed to Savannah citizens fetched 47 dollars. Auction results reflect strong interest in presidential and legal relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Elizabeth Shorter
Washington
George Washington
Savanna
Yeater’s
Four Killed in Explosion at Parlin Laboratory
Four men died in a blast at the National Powder and Chemical Company laboratory in Parlin South River New Jersey. The victims Pierce Frank Spratford John Gate J W Redpath were inside the building when the explosion occurred. The frame structure warehouse nearby caught fire and burned though investigators could not determine the cause immediately.
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