Rumors of Martial Law and Witte Fall Stir Russia in 1905
Reports from St. Petersburg claim the government plans martial law to restore order as elections loom amid a clash with workmen and socialist groups. Witte’s position appears precarious though some sources say his support remains strong. Editors weigh defying or backing new press laws amid mounting uncertainty.
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Jane+ vary
Krustaloff
Witte
Count Witte
Gount
Alexis Ignatiev
Mistehenko
Menchuria
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
W. O
National Assembly
Ares Bureaucracy on its Last Legs in Poland
Vnckholm reports that Assoch conducted an interview with Ukle wicz before receiving a bel prize for literature. The Polish bureau is weakening with few days left, while Russia’s situation worsens. Witte’s faction causes doubt over retaining power, though his cleverness remains noted.
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ARES
Vnckholm
Assoch
Uklewicz
Georgian Major Cunningham Dies in Milwaukee
Spe cian Major A T Cunningham of Savannah Ga dies suddenly of heart disease at the Hotel Pilaster in Milwaukee at 72. He retired from insurance and left a lasting social mark in the south. Survived by two sons Colonel H C Cunningham and T M Cunningham and a daughter Mrs Bowles. Remains to be shipped to Savannah for burial. funeral in three cities anticipated.
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Milwaukee
Wis
South
Savannah
Major Cunningham
H.C. Cunningham
Lawton
Mortuary Notices from Cochran and Houston
Mortuary notices report H Killebrew of Cochran Georgia died at age 33 after a short illness at Macon city hospital and his remains will head to Cochran. Also noted is Colonel D Peck long associated with the Texas Car Association and the Grand Army of the Republic, who died in Houston Texas.
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C. D. Peck
Houston
Tex
Vehumont
Coronel D. Peck
Ha Texas Car Association
Grand Army of the As
Knotyn Aede
Fouston
Newton to Vote on Tax Question in Newton County
Covington Ga December 10 Special Hon W B Merritt state School commissioner spent hours in the city Saturday delivering an address to county teachers on local taxation for public schools under the McMichael bill He outlined practical steps to arouse patron support for longer term schools by local taxation The petition to call an election has circulated and signatures exceed the law requirement under Superintendent G C Adams the Newton county school system has kept pace with community progress yet lacks longer term schooling through the new tax method.
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Covington
Thej McMichael
McMichael
Shety Pughe
Bysledis
Binh
G. C. ‘Adams
Newton County
Noble Kills Deputy Sheriff in Lexington Suburbs
In Lexington Kentucky December 10 a deputy sheriff Grant Holliday attempted to arrest Jake Noble. Holliday was shot in the face with a shotgun and died. Noble, who raised on his elbow, fired six bullets into Holliday and killed him instantly. Noble is not expected to live.
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Noble
Lexington
Jake Noble
Jackson
Grant Holliday
Sherier
Hollday
Holliday
Railroads Face Salary Demands From 226 Central of Georgia Men
Central of Georgia and Atlantic and Birmingham railways see a wage push. About 226 enginemen seek pay based on engine cylinder size with gains averaging $1 to $1.50 daily. Committees met General Manager Moise and Major Hanson. status unclear. A separate note warns of a possible strike by engineers and firemen on the Atlantic and Birmingham if demands aren’t met.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
J. F. Hanson
Central Ofgceorgia
Hanson
Bree
Sam Rockwood
Savannah
W. L. Wasner
A. G. Worsham
Sam Ayres
Chattanooga
Robert Davis
Columbus
Moise
Iran
Central
Cer
Southern Railway Engineers
Washington
Committee of Central Enginers
Waycross
Atlantic
Birmingham
Brotherhood ‘of Locomotive Engineers
Firamen
Brotherhood J
Railway J
George Dole Wadley
LaGrange
Wadley
Wadely
Wills
Cleveland
Ohio
Timothy Shea
Peoria
Railroad Company
Witt
Yale basketball announces extensive winter trip schedule
New Haven Conn December 10 The Yale basketball teams winter tour features a lengthy itinerary with games on December 23 in Atlanta December 26 in Mobile December 28 in Galveston December 30 in Birmingham January 1 in Birmingham January 2 January 3 at Webash College and University of Cincinnati on January 3
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Atlanta
Mobile
M. C
Galveston
Birminghams
Birmingham
University of Cincinnati
Webash College
Give Your Stomach a Vacation and Stuart's Tablets
A vivid promotion extols giving the stomach a rest via Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a substitute that digest food like natural gastric juice. A Chicago lawyer narrates how prolonged stress caused stomach distress, credits the tablets with restoring health and energy, and lauds the product as a lifesavingDigestive aid and sponsor in a period-voice ad style.
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Jack
Aimself
Stuart
Chicago
Local Obituaries and Funeral Plans
Short items note Mrs Louibae Brown 57 died Sunday at 107 Logan street leaving a husband and nine children. Remains to be sent to Clarkston Ga for funeral and interment. Arday Holmes 38 months old died yesterday at home DeKalb County. Body to Caldwell Ga for funeral and interment. Mrs Celi Pach aged years died yesterday at sister’s home 24 Howell street. Remains to Ellenwood Ga for noon today. Alma White 25 died yesterday at 443 Edgewood avenue leaves husband and two children. Remains to Flowery Branch for interment Monday. Dr C L Summer of Stone Mountain died yesterday after long illness. Two weeks earlier wife died. funeral today.
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Louibae
Brown
Logan Street
Clarkston, Ga
Ardaway “Holmes
Celih Pach
M. ©. McDonald
Howell Street
Ellenwood
Alma,white
Q. White
Fdagewood Avenue
Stone Mountain
Dr. Summey
Farmers Union Organized in Newton County Georgia
Newton County division of the Farmers Education and Cooperative Union of America was organized with large local delegations. W.L. Moore of Griffin led the meeting, and M. S. Smith was elected president with J. L. Filyan as vice president R. P. Boyd as secretary treasurer and an executive committee including A. A. Cratchfield C. J. Greer J. B. George H. S. Fincher and J. H. Carroll.
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Newton County
Smith
Covington
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
W.L. Moore
Griffin
Driveway circle around Atlanta to connect battlefields and parks
A proposed encircling boulevard around Atlanta would link historic battlefields and parks, offering views from surrounding hills and a potential draw for visitors to the 1919 exposition. Officials, chamber members, and real estate leaders back the plan, with a committee likely to tour the routes and assess costs and feasibility for city, county, and exposition partners. The circle would pass Piedmont Park, Ansley Park, Inman Park, and key districts, culminating at Piedmont and Fort areas with park expansions and graded roads to welcome visitors.
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Atlanta
AL. Janta
Mrr
Ansley
Atldnta
Seta
Gjaitora
McPherson Monument
Siverman's Corner
Old Kennesaw
Constitution Office
Chamber of Commerce
Eclty Council
Federal Prison
Grant Park
Poncede
Lean
Howell Park
Piedmont Park
Sig
Georgia
Chattahoochee
Gulf
Kennesay
New York City
China
Orient
Anstey
County’ Board of Commissioners
Peachtree Street
Peachtree Chair
Anstey Park
Jackson Street
Ponce de Leon
North Boulevard
Edgewood Avenue
Inman Park
DeKalb Avenue
Federal Battery
Georgia Railroad
Moreland Avenue
Ala
Walter Works
Paliat
Ansley Park
Ansley Pit
Butt
Poncé de Leon Circle
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Phillips & Crew
Mozley
Owela
Niewspapen Rphivve
A. T. Cunningham
Mortuary
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Cochran
Hosal
Newton
Merritt
Qlapeco
Oluety, Peabody & GO
Cort
Monarch
RAND
Gentral
Farmers’ Union
the Apollinaris Co., Ld
London
DR. Hathaway
Wnyhe
Cla. Ao
Inman
Niagw Spa
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