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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1905

Page

7

Activity Renewed By Russian Troops on Manchurian Front

Report to the Japanese War Office describes renewed Russian activity along the Manchurian and Japanese fronts with heavy artillery exchanges and skirmishes. Strikes in Poland disrupt labor, with 40,000 at Somovice. Lodz disturbances halt traffic. Warsaw sees broad strikes in 42 factories. An alleged plan to try Maxim Gorky on political charges is noted. Moscow province nobility votes to petition for an elective assembly. retirement of Lt. Gen Timpe...

Poland Somovice Lodz Sosnovice Warsaw Maxim Gorky Moscow Trepoff St. Petersburg Timipenberg Manchuria Myleff Tokio Ta Mountain Liuchengtun Fangshen Putesoweo Suakthe Wenpay Shakhe Chenglingtsu Yaotun Changchichpao Artiller Encore Suchiatun Lamuting Subupao Yotsupoo

Battle of Helkoutal Reports Highlight Snowbound Night Assault

Japanese Field Marshal Oyama telegraphs that the left wing extended along the Hun river with the main force engaging Russians who retreated across the river after a defeat at Helkoutai. Skirmishes continued January 25 to 29 as Russians and Japanese suffered heavy casualties in a snowstorm.

Tokio Frela Marshal Oyame Hun Helkoutai Hun River Niu-wanes Shilangtai Changtal Shufangtal Chungchizwapeng Changte Zuyuto Pmptotuzu Yuhpaotaze Hel ‘Hiccutal Ketkoutal Oyama Euchengtza Fiela Heikoutai Sumpayu Tupso Taopas Sumpayi Wuerolutzu Taopac Taopan Helkoutar Way Chenehispao Helkoutat Niuchu

Picket Braced Attacks Near Huangirshatsu January 26

A Russian division moved into Changtun and sent a brigade to attack us. We repulsed the brigade. A reliable report states our picket of an officer and twenty-eight men was surrounded near Huangirshatsu on January 26. The wounded mostly surrendered while the enemy mutilated them.

Chengchiehong Changtun Huangirshatsu

Distinctive Suits Stock Clearance for Spring Stock

Distinctive Suits announces a seasonal clearance to free room for spring stock. The store emphasizes a long-standing method of offering reliable saleable clothing at a per cent discount as part of a regular yearly practice.

Gorky May Face Military Court

In an interview General Trepoff says Gorky and seven other authors face political trial. He rejects reports of execution orders and notes possible division between justice ministry and prosecutor general over whether a military or civilian court will try the prisoners. Letters urge sparing Gorky as work proceeds quietly.

General Treport Gorky St. Petersburg Maxim Gorky Trepoff Associated Press Ministry of Justice Clvb Russia Heesen Minkelin Kereleff Prisoer Tsarskoe-Selo

Mortuary notices from Georgia local deaths

Series of brief notices from Barnesville Macon Talbotton Norwood Georgia dated February 3 reporting Morris Williams death in Barnesville at his mother’s home, Dr Homer L Bartlett’s death in Florida at age 74, Emma Willis widow of a state judge dying in Columbus, H F Newby merchant of Sipperton dying after two weeks illness, and A G Tay buried in Camak with Masonic honors after pneumonia death.

Morris Williams Barnesville Morris Willams Jennie Williams Willams Homer Bartlett Thomasville Thomasrillg Homer L. Bartlett Brooklyn Tee Bright Florida Flat Bush Long Island Emma Willis Talbotton Emma Wills J. T. Wils Columbus H F. Newby Macon Newby Siipperton Gordon A. G. Tay Norwood Camak

Troops and Mob Clash at Lodz in Poland

Chaos erupted as troops and strikers clashed at Bonnitzer lace works in Lodz. Six killed, forty eight wounded as soldiers opened fire. unrest spread to Heller lace factory and coal districts in Dombrowa and Sosnovice. Officials report over 300 killed overall, with many unidentified bodies awaiting burial.

Russian Poland Bonnitzer Heller Lace Warsaw Lodz Dombrowa Sosnovice Mouigan Manchuria Sonnovice Radogoszcz Hablenica

Classified Ad Rates in Sunny South Columns

A four line advertisement of 28 words costs $1 in the Sunny South classifieds. The columns reach 100,000 Southern homes and offer 100,000 chances to place orders. Forms for February 11 close February 8. Send copy to Sunny South Publishing Company in Atlanta, Georgia.

Sunny South Sunny South Publishing Company Atlanta

Senate committee amends census report on cotton statistics

Washington February 3 The senate committee and census today amended and reported the house joint resolution directing the director of the census to collect and publish statistics on cotton The amendment adds a provision for semi monthly publication of the amount of rotten gained in the monthly reports and includes a Quarles resolution requiring the director to collect statistics of marriage and divorce.

Washington Senate Committee House

British Steamship Aground at Galveston Channel

Officer Weyman of the British steamship Amazonese reports the vessel in sixteen feet of water off Galveston islands sixteen miles west of the harbor entrance. The toga Charles Clark Seminole and Gertrude with a wrecking outfit are working to float her soon. Thick mist delayed observations for several days. no other cause is given.

Galveston Wenxas Weyman Amazonese Boath Line Galveston Islands Galveston Harbor Charles Clark Seminole Gertrude

Prince Eitel Convalescent in Potsdam

Prince Eitel Pyrledrich shows progress toward recovery. physicians announce bulletins will be issued every other day. Temperature readings yesterday ranged from 99 to 53 degrees. Georgia postmasters confirmed nominations in executive session. Names include F Dever Rackmard, Dike Bumrey, Cuthbert.

Prince Eitel Potsdam Prince Titel Pyrledrich Georgia Washington Senate Way F. Dever Rackmard Dike Bumrey Cuthbert

Alumni Dinner Planned for Boys High School Alumni

Alumni respond strongly to the upcoming Boys High School Alumni Association banquet on February 22 expect about 200 attendees. A 1 dollar plate minimum cost and hotel venue to be announced. Contact W A Fuller or William M Goodwin to confirm attendance and seating by plaques.

Boys’ High School Alumni Association Lst Boys’ High School Association W. A. Fuller Empire Building William M. Goodwin Century Building

Diaz Returns to Capital After Transit Across Isthmus

President Diaz and party arrived in Mexico City in good health after a two week journey across the isthmus of Tehuantepec from ocean to ocean. He examined the Tehuantepec railroad and both terminal ports on the gulf and the Pacific during the trip.

Diaz Mexico City Patty Tehuantepec Yehuantepec Gulf Pacific

Adair’s Denti Frice Cream Ad Prompt at All Drug Stores

Ad copy urges customers to associate “beautiful teeth” with Adair’s Denti Frice Cream and claims availability at all drug stores. The note emphasizes broad retail availability but provides no concrete details beyond the brand and product.

ADAIR

Grand audience braves storm for Dockstader minstrels

The Grand offered Lew Dockstader and his minstrels under Charles D. Wilson amid a snowstorm, drawing a large crowd that laughed through the weather. The review praises the company as the best of its kind to reach Atlanta and notes audience morale and stagecraft.

Lew Dockstader Grand Charles D. Wilson Atlanta Punch Wheeler Trou We Street Wiere Happy Avenue Lew Focketader

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