Ice Threat Prompts Ice Siegel Weather Report
Cold rains fall across Atlanta and the region as freezing temperatures loom. Officials assure no trolley tie up on Sunday while rail crews cut ice from wires to keep service normal. Forecasters note a warming trend may avert more freezing weather today.
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Thoese
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Wires Repaired as Postal and Western Union Restore Links
Officials reported hundreds of workers repairing wires and establishing direct lines to Washington Augusta Macon Birmingham Charlotte and New York. Both Postal and Western Union said improvements allow near complete reach in all directions though freezing rain risks future outages and months of work remain for permanent fixes.
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Fostal
Washington
D. C
Augusta
Western Union
Macon
Charlotte
Birmingham
Agein
Postal Telegraph
New York
Chattanooga
Mnemen
Georgia
Th County
Adianta
xTexs
Associated Preas
Westers
Reyert
Associated Press
Wraters
Dinster
Linemen rush to repair Atlanta wires after storm
Northern linemen arrive in Atlanta to clear damaged lines as Southern Bell workers form multiple crews. The city suffered extensive telecommunications ruin with thousands of phones out, and restoration began with temporary lines while other regions sent equipment and manpower.
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Atlanta
United States
Harrisburg
Southern Bell
West
Oneittle
Marietta
Alse
Peschres
Fourteenth
Tie Georgia Railway and
Electi Company
Land
Econ Wee
Republican Senators Score Administration in Treaty Clash
The Washington front page reports a sharp revolt by nine Republican senators against President Roosevelt over arbitration treaties. Secret session revelations, a leaked White House letter, and heated speeches by Spooner, Foraker, Lodge, and Morgan fuel a partisan clash. The final vote backed committee amendments, but roiled relations within the party.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Oload
Audhoén Ag Spooner
Foraker
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cutlom
White House
Swayne
Morgan
Spooner
Secretary
Bwayne
Hoth
Sooner
Seenator
Hay
Lodge
Platt
Connecticut
Dolliver
Gorman
Maryland
Swayne Trial Opens as Senate Debates Arbitration Treaties
The Senate, after routine business, went into executive session to debate arbitration treaties and then resumed the Swayne impeachment accessions. Witnesses for legal expenses were not ready, with J. Paquet and J. Durkee possible, Durkee pending illness, and Mrs Annie F Russell providing deposition due to nerves. Also noted are charges about floral expense investigations and residence in Florida. Panama reports Dr Charles A Wooke succeeding Chief Justice Ponce amid exclusive canal land condemnation efforts.
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Washington
Senate
Cullom
Swayne
Higgins
Thurston
J. P. Paquet
New Orleans
J. Durkee
Florida
Durkee
Parnet
Torough
H. S. Lidden
Annie F. Ruesetl
Tyler
Tex
RLF
Zemsky Labor Backed by Emperor in Reform Move
Czar favors a zemsky labor and a parliament to hear the people. Count Tolstoi, speaking for Nicholas II, says the emperor supports expanding voices in government and revoking the bureaucratic wall between throne and nation. He notes delays are for careful introduction of this great change.
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St. Petersburg
Zemsky
Nicholas
Congress
Leb.de Gavitch Tolstel
Vindlir
Tolstoi
Strikes in St Petersburg Met by Police and Cossacks
Reports from St Petersburg describe a tense day as strikers hold meetings near the Moscow gate. Police and Cossacks monitor crowds while arrests occur. Despite quiet assemblies, authorities fear potential demonstrations as the strike widens. Troops patrol Viborg and Nevsky districts while workers press for an eight hour day.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Mect
St Petersburg
Viborx
Fetehof
Savairy
Labout Viborg
Petersburg
Lessnars
Tielmans
Viborg
Nevsky
Women Sold to Moslems as Slave Trade Exposed
Special Cable from Odessa reports White Revolution and hunger fueling brutal slave trade in southern Russia. Women are bought for markets in Africa and Asia, some sent to moslem harems, with prices from 100 to 500 rubles. Autocracy cited for failing to protect women. Cairo and other ports act as major resale hubs.
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Contesse
Alemcourt
Odessa
Russia
Hustana
D'Stricta
Egypt
Africa
Cairo
Gald
Orgera
Spania
Sudan
Nigeria
Liberia
Asia
Khediva
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Western Union and
Postal Sport
Southern Bell Company
Atlantic
Amerigades
North
Ners
Acon Fuck
Wreckawers
Uist Fecent
Czar
Czarina
Winter Palace
Swaine
Atais
Batoum
Count Tolstoms
Young Tolstei
Cossacks
Capital Streets
Poltava
Charkoff
Jekaterinoslav
Mara
Anushke
Ione Busta
Krenschog
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