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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1905

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New Orleans Dr Leach Arsenic Cure Sparks City Frenzy

A fevered reception greets Dr Leach as arsenic touted as a yellow fever preventive draws hundreds to his office. Bankers, Sisters of Mercy, and curious citizens seek inoculation or tests, while health officials scramble over policy amid public enthusiasm and mass petition.

New Orieans Steginaté B. Leach Atrani Leacinday Pickwick Club St. Charles Hotel Health Board Leach Tts Ife Mellerta Sisters of Mercy Lesch Board of Health Ineiatent New Orleans Dr. Land Bass Hime Av Brasil

Bodies Found In Ashes Of Burned House

Two bodies identified as Griffin and Rosa Thompson were found burned in a DelXalb county cottage after a fire on Fall Street road late Saturday. Coroner and Marete ftuchanan led an inquest over suspicions of double murder as youths were said to threaten the couple before the blaze. Griffin, a Confederate veteran, rented the farm and employed Thompson who had lived there months. investigation continues with possible arrests.

Fall Street Munnicutt Farm DelXalb County Griffin Rosa Thompson Marete Ftuchanan Janca Thme Atlanta Yan Jed Begunner Jones DeKalb County Aiffin Goodman Rona Thompson Decath Street

Atlanta Man Charged In Cincinnati Stabbing Death

Joseph Mara, a former city employee in Cincinnati, was stabbed to death in a sixth street restaurant early today by Albert Barnes, who had recently arrived from Atlanta. Barnes, arrested, claims self defense. His mother and brother, Robert Barnes, live near Martin Street and Woodward Avenue.

Cincinnati Joseph Mara Sixth Street Albert Barnes Atlanta Barnes Joseph Mora Atlante Robert Barnes Martin Street Woodward Arena

Auto Victims Improved Private Services For Walsh

Newport Ro 1 August 26 Those who escaped death in yesterday’s auto accident had greatly improved. Bill Evelyn Walsh daughter of Thomson Walsh of Washington D C suffered much but was easier today. Her injury is a fracture of a thigh bone. Private services over the body of Vin gon Walsh will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at Trinity church. Dr Sherman who was in the hospital when Young Welsh was brought in says death was due to hemorrhage of the brain caused by fracture of the skull.

Walsh Newport Ynaterday Bill Evelyn Walsh Thomson Washington, D. C Bonn Vingon Walsh Trinity Church Sherman

Castro Prepares to Fight Yankee in Venezuela War Orders

New York reports Venezuela has placed European orders for torpedo boats guns and ammunition totaling about 82500000 a larger war material outlay than ever before. An American source says President Castro intends to oppose the United States and explains the surge in purchases of ships arms and ammunition.

Europe New York Venezuela Europa South American Castro

Great Northern Freight Strikes Street Car In Butte

A Great Northern freight train struck a crowded Columbia Garden trolley at the Butte station last night. Twenty people are reported killed and many injured as the car carried pleasure seekers bound for Columbia Garden.

Great’ Northern Butte Mont Thoss Debria Columbia Garden Butté Montana Great Northern Columbia Butte, Anaconda and Pacific

Washington Denies Escorting Wanamaker Daughter to Dining Room

In Saratoga Washington asserts he dined with Wanamaker's family at the hotel on business and did not escort any female member to the dining room. He notes he has long worked to engage white audiences in the north and conforms to Southern customs there. The issue stems from recent newspaper reports misrepresenting his attendance and conduct.

New York Booker Washington Tuskeges Angro Cator John ‘Wenamaker Saratoga Washington Wanamaker Barclay Warburtum Southe Mr. Wanamaker Haratoze South Dooker T. Washington Mobile Ala Mobile Herald New York Sun Times, World, Herald and Journal Memages Herald Wanamakerz

Lucy Cobb adds two new teachers to faculty

Athens Ga August 20 Miss Dedtha Mae Foster will join Lucy Cobb as new faculty in English chair Mims Fadlth Stearns of Oak Park Illinois appointed English chair and Miss Catherine Nash of North Carolina to mathematics Miss Nash comes via Dr Charles McIver and the Southern educational board Both have strong recommendations and will meet the positions requirements Also notes false sensational reports of Coahuila riots debunked by authorities

Mine Stearns Ditnels Miss Nash North Carolina Athens Bpecal Lucy Cobb Dectha Mae Foster Mims Fadlth ‘Stearns Oak Park Iils Catherine Nash Mise Hull Gtearng Wellesly College Misa Nash Mathematica Charles McIver Southern Educational Board

Many Eeds in Convention for Territory Constitution

Delegates to the constitutional convention convening in Muskogee Oklahoma arrive. About half are Indians by blood, with others frontier whites from five nations represented. The convention plans one daily session for a month amid disputes over chapters of the proposed constitution and a likely strong prohibition plank. Indians favor educational suffrage qualification. The Spanish princess for Ferdinand is noted in Madrid.

Indiana Auskogee Ind. T C.F. Johnson

Roosevelt Urges Arbitration Between Russia and Japan

President Theodore Roosevelt calls for immediate arbitration between Russia and Japan. He urges the two nations to submit key questions to a neutral judgment and seek peaceful settlement through agreed terms and timely mediation.

Theodore Roosevelt

Indemnity and Sakhalin Still Vexed Questions

Reports from Ortskouta Petersburg and Portsmouth detail Japan’s demand for indemnity and Sakhalin cession. Roosevelt’s arbitration proposal aims to settle all or part of these issues through impartial decision, with both Japan and Russia showing cautious acceptance possible but not assured.

Ortskouta T. Petersburg Russia Japan Sakhalin Portsmouth N. H Preas Ails Roncevelt Aaron Roeen Witte Nicholas Bukharin Alden Takahira Ti Fe

Emperor Notified of Move by Roosevelt After Portsmouth Talks

After a series of conferences at Oyster Bay and Portsmouth, President Roosevelt stepped into mediation between Russia and Japan. Baron Rosen and Envoy Witte discussed potential concessions as Japan and Russia weigh terms. Witte denied a Petersburg rumor that the council for national defense planned reconquest, saying peace is the desire of the army and officials. The final decision is expected later in the week as negotiations continue.

Portamouth N. Hy Roosevelt Portsmouth Petersburg Tokio Vert Japan Great Britain Qalude McDonald Katsura Taklo Hoonsreit Baron de ‘Rosen Wentor Witte jDut Inst Baturdey Man‘eburla Bt. Tetersburg Council For the National Defense Nicholas Sakha- UN Amur

Russian imports decline in cotton trade with Russia

Washington August 20 The first four months of 1905 show sharp drops in imports from the European frontier to Russia with raw cotton from the United States and Egypt hit hard. U S cotton imports fall about 88 percent in value and 35 percent in quantity, while overall imports to the United States decrease about 46 percent. Egypt’s cotton imports tumble about 85 percent.

Washington, D. C Russia United States Egypt

Italian Cruiser Dogall Arrives in Charleston

Italian cruiser Dogall bound for South America on a special mission arrives in Charleston. Italian Consul met Captain Capomaszia, officers toured the city and Isle of Palma. Capomazza plans a consulate reception and banquet at the Charleston Hotel, noting the vessel carries twenty guns.

Charleston 8. C Dogall South America Sottile Capomaszia Isle of Palma Capomazza Conaulati Conaulat Degell

Weather forecast across states with variable winds and showers

The forecast covers Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Texas Florida Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana and more. Monday brings showers in several states with varying winds and cooler spells expected in some regions.

Washington Turaday Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Ara Turaday Texas Florida Alabama Wade Tennessee Louisiana Variab

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