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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
3
An article discusses perils faced by Grand Banks fishermen and steamship routes. It notes ongoing calls for an international conference to alter current steamship paths to reduce wrecks. It recounts a rescue near a sunken vessel and the Vaderland’s return to New York after aiding survivors.
An article excerpt recounts a social clash between ex Senator Price ex Governor Kosfer and ex General Brice in New York. A president Morrison remark and a joke about Irish recognition follow, illustrating political vanity and memory in a Leslies Weekly piece.
The article profiles Churchill, a novelist from Cornish now stepping into politics. It notes his move from New Hampshire to Cornwall, his age, prior works including The Celebrity, and his plan to run for state office. It mentions his wife and their social circle, plus expectations of political advancement and reforms he supports.
Richard Croker ex-Tammany chief plans to come to America to cast a Bryan vote in the 1908 campaign. He met Bryan in Ireland and now backs his nomination while denying any political activity in the U.S. He has lived abroad five years, focused on Glencairn Castle renovations, and recalls friends who have died.
The article profiles Clara Morris, her stage career from Cleveland to New York, marriage to Frederick C. Harriott, and her writings. It also notes Congress member Joel Mathews Griggs of Georgia, his campaign role and background, plus campaign staff James T. Lloyd and Henry T. Rainey.
President Ira Remsey attends a educators meeting where expert topics are debated. A businessman known to Remsen surprises him by attending, saying he enjoys being among educated people and that he is not an alma mater of any college.
A ponderous reflection suggests time saved for bar patrons to consider Sir Walter Scott's view on proper education. It emphasizes forming the habit of truth and the avoidance of exaggeration in all stories, including tall tales, as well as obedience to game laws.
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