Czar Succession Declared As Death Looms at St Petersburg
Dispatches from Livadia and Paris report the czar's condition worsens with a decree naming Grand Duke Michael as heir to the throne in succession to Grand Duke Nicholas while Grand Duke George renounces his rights. Bulletin notes brief vitality and appetite, with doctors cautioning on kidney concerns. Additional items: Mrs Thron and others in the Paris‑via‑St Petersburgh column, and a Luray shooting killing a wife and wounding a husband. A Kansas lynching mood forms as a 4 year old is assaulted by Charles Carr, with an arrest and looming mob action.
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Thron
Michael
Meir
Nicholas
Paris
St. Petersinna
Livadia
Czarewitch
George
Leyden, Zacharin
Popoff
Beljarminoff
Hirsch
Benuix
Cologne
Berlin
Grand Duke
St. Petersburg
Abastummen
Caucassus
Political tour and disasters mark October 24 notes
Reports from Wilson and allied figures on a westward special train tour with J. T. McGraw in charge, greeting crowds in Keyser and Fo’rlock, plus Cochran speeches. Concurrently, fires, property losses, and a lumber car wreck in Illinois, Mississippi River region incidents, and Vatican conference opening on church union with the Holy See.
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Proimest
We Va
Wilso
West Vin
J.T. McGraw
Second District Committee
W. L. Wilson
Bourke Cochran
J. K. Cowen
Charles Ewell
J.C. Frazer
E. L. Leps
Abrusband
Keyser
Fo'rlock
Mr. Wilson
Wariner
Bourke Cochrat Tolowel
Vatican
Holy See
Georgia lawmakers convene as Northen delivers state address
Georgia's General Assembly opens with permanent organization in place. Senate selects secretary William Clifton after a tied first ballot, and John Barnes of Augusta becomes secretary of the House as W H Fleming is named Speaker. Governor Northen submits a comprehensive message urging reform of county chains, creation of a state reformatory, and expanded care for the deaf, blind, insane, and feeble minded, plus support for the 1895 Atlanta exposition.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Thie
Senate
W. HL. Venable
Fulton
Proters
C. H. Brand
Gwinnert Seer
Melutes Messen Flynn Hargett
Harris
Doorkeer
KL. Wilson
Murray
House
W. H. Fleming
Richmond
Clarence Wilsor
Clark
M.A. Hardin
Messenger
J. R. Smith
Coffee
Mosca Martin
Gwinenett
H. H. Cabanisa
The
Atlanta Journal
William A. Harris
William Clifton
Allen D. Candler
McMillan
Cabsnias
Clifton
Charlton Battle
John Barnes
Augusta
Wilstem
Mia Tlon
James Smith
Cuirne
Mes
Northen
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Northeastern
Penitentiary Department
Horne
Dixie Interstate Fair Opens in Macon Brightly Attired Procession
Macon hosts the Dixie Interstate Fair with holiday mood as Second Georgian regiment troops and Lt. Col. E D Hnagnenin lead a morning procession. Col. C M Willey served as officer of the day. carriages parade up Second street and to the park by 10 o'clock. Citizens praise the floral display and decorations surpassing past shows.
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Macon
Second
Second Street
E. D. Hnagnenin
C. M. Willey
Prize drills planned for Memphis spring national drill
The local post of Confederate veterans and the Chickasaw Guards announce a national drill and tournament in Memphis next spring on an unprecedented scale. General Keller Annon of Coat Creek fame leads arrangements as secretary and will devote himself to the project through May 31. Prizes in all military branches will be offered, including a contest between veteran Federal and Confederate companies. A city musical festival, under the Apollo club of Memphis, will run concurrently, described as the largest south of the era.
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Memphis
Weels
Kellar Annon
Coat Creek
Apollo Club
Mom- P
Fulton writes on green goods plot from Fulton to Waycross
A letter from Fulton Savannah man jailed in Philadelphia claims he was forced to give up 350 dollars by a detective and Selba King of Waycross. Fulton says the detective and King were hustled to jail by railey cavacters and King faces at least two years in the penitentiary.
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Greengoods
Phi King
Waycross
Fulton
Savannah
Philadelphia
Selba King
Green
Bunco
King
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