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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
1
Washington examines a Senate vote scene amid Henry Clayton Pimmittee opposition. The report outlines procedural moves, debates about seating a governor candidate, and references to Bankhead and Misys amid a tense session.
The passage records a jumble of political commentary and garbled phrases mentioning senators and committees. It references delays, voting, and possible acts surrounding a legislative conference and bankhead, with scattered mentions of New York and dates, all rendered in corrupted OCR text.
OCR passage contains fragmented phrases and numerous proper nouns such as personal names and locations, with no clear narrative or event. The readable portions are insufficient to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
A fragmented review from The Empire Theatre praising a feature show with mentions of Rob Hes, John Philp Sousa, and a bustling crowd. It references a three rock feature and describes crowded houses and a strong reaction to the production.
Odd OCR snippet shows a small goods ad referencing prices 4 to 6 or 7 to 10 in cents, with names like C A Burke and an unclear event. The readable text hints at a local notice or promotion but lacks full details or context.
A late September event notes Gates achieving a record run of 70 B way on a special meet. The report mentions travel from Minneapolis to New York with a trip duration around 20 hours and a fare near 2080 dollars.
A man in a barber shop drank what he believed to be whiskey but was an improperly labeled tonic. He consumed nearly a quart of the liquid before realizing its true nature. Authorities report the concoction contained hard alcohol and led to a fatal outcome.
Fragmented OCR indicates Governor Sulzer loses power as legal actions unfold. Supreme Court influence looms over his tenure with potential shocks to his authority and possible pardon issues discussed amid political turmoil.
A former state official is accused of accepting thousands of dollars in bribes tied to a scheme involving Honduras and Sodom Tr, with investigators noting funds were intended to influence decisions. The case mentions a grant of several thousand dollars and possible state misappropriation, drawing attention from Maryland authorities.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a sensational promotion for a dance event with mentions of massive reels and a famous dance act. The readable parts reference a show date or televised presentation and extravagant wording, suggesting a publicity blurb rather than a complete news report.
A deteriorated OCR item lists a sale of Burnham canned goods with products like pineapple and preserved items. The fragment mentions pricing and vendors such as Busan and Son, and a Great Arc store location.
Fragmentary notice describes a person or event with unclear names in a damaged text. The readable parts reference a date near September and a statement from a woman, with chaotic surrounding words. The exact subjects and actions remain obscured.
Historical article recalls Mayor Gaynor’s Sept 4 departure from New York for health reasons. He fell ill on the steamer Hal, declining rapidly. daughter Mayme Gaynor and officials dispatched word of his death as the city mourned. The piece notes a public figure’s health decline and the impact on New York politics.
Reported dispatch describes the presidential party traveling toward Mobile as Southern delegates prepare to gather at a major convention. Officials note thousands of delegates from the Southern states and other American republics will attend the event, with plans for a large rally in Mobile.
Unclear text outlines a British labor leader advocating a four hour workweek with references to international travel and industrial issues. The fragment mentions English labor topics and potential global economic ideas, but legible specifics are lacking.
In Washington a rapid exchange of unverified information about Navy tests caused confusion and public concern. Officials disputed claims and urged caution while delaying official statements as journalists and citizens sought clarity. A separate rental ad offers two unfurnished connecting rooms through I W Grabsem at Dothan Jewelry.
The Arkansas police force went on strike last night over warrants and funding. Chief Birwart, assistant and Mayor Moa formed an emergency force to maintain order as volunteers and business support staff act in shifts tonight.
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