Blizzard Weather After Sleet Storm and Cold Wave Forecast
Washington reports forecast of a cold wave for Georgia and neighboring states for Monday and Tuesday with clear, cold conditions and brisk northwest winds. Atlanta endures sleet and drizzle, 33-degree low, 40-degree high, rail and telegraph lines damaged, and widespread travel disruption as officials anticipate further cold weather.
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Railway, Railroad and Telegraph Company
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Removal of Ambassador to Paris Shocks Slavic Circles
St. Petersburg reports surprise at McCormick promotion to Paris. He leaves in April after easing tensions with Russia and advancing Jewish travel rights in trade treaties. Also notes upcoming criminal docket in Meen Georgia with Judge Felton presiding.
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St. Petersburg
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Mitchell letter seeks secrecy in firm dealings with Tanner
Portland scene reveals a Washington letter from Senator Mitchell to his law partner Judge Albert Tanner. The document, presented as an exhibit in Mitchell’s case, requests total secrecy and urges Tanner to withhold and safeguard partnership papers and books. It notes alleged undisclosed cash and entries and urges direct travel to Washington to discuss the matter with Fulton.
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Harry ©. Robertson
Washington, D. C
Albert H. Tanner
Robinson
United States
Henry
Mitchel
Tanner
Washington, DC
Harry
Harpy
Undil
Harry Wildembilesy
Fulton
John
Washington
John H. Mitchell
P. Swburn
Blum
Specijal Cable Profile of Russian Grand Dukes and War
Petersburg February 2. A detailed portrait of Russian statesmen from M Witte to Grand Duke Constantine, highlighting rivalries over Manchuria, the czars circle, and the impact on policy. It notes Alexander Michaelovitch as a key anti Witte ally, Alexis opposing pacifism, Sergius as autocracy’s upholder, and Nicholas and Vladimir as varied military figures.
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Alexis
Constantine
Sergios
Czar
Nicholas I
St. Petersburg
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Specijal Cable
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Pacific Party
Foreign Office
Alexander
Admiralty
Sergius
Russia
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Marina
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Red Cross
Cyril
Boris
Petropavlovsk
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Rand
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Ablovitch
Nason
Bigamy Proved and Murder Charge in Hoch Case
Chicago reports police completed probe into Johann Hoch and the case moves to the state attorney. Hoch is proved guilty of bigamy by his admissions and prosecutors will seek evidence of murder of his wives with former Judge Tanner to testify. Additional items cover impeachment trial timing and congressional appropriation bills in Washington.
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Johann Hoch
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Mom Sobrienta? Gas Tragedy in Bloomfield Michigan
Bloomfield Michigan February 12 a mother Elsie Loux after putting her two asthmatic children to bed turned on the gas and lay down to die. neighbors found her dying and the children dead. she left a letter asking her husband’s forgiveness and stating better to die than endure agony. Roosevelt to visit New York February 14 for Lincoln birthday events and other engagements. At Annapolis February 12 a naval academy order threatens dismissal for any student beyond first class who uses tobacco. enforcement intensifies after midshipman Woeller’s earlier dismissal. Reports from Constantinople February 12 describe fears of a Macedonian uprising and mobilization of reserves.
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Elsie Loux
Loux
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E. C G. Woeller
New York
Naval Academy
Weller
Senator Clay Pushes to End Future Deals
Senator Clay advocates curbing future deals at convention discussions. No other details provided.
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Use of Mails Barred to Dealers in Future
Washington, D C February 12 The Clayton bill seeks to bar mail communications connected with options or futures contracts in agriculture. The measure defines options and futures and imposes penalties for participation or promotion of such contracts, with carve outs for farmer sales and official government contracts. The debate centers on restricting these financial instruments while preserving legitimate farm commerce.
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Clay
Mac J
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Geowih
Lon
Rnsia
Lend Ag
Futura
Amd
Arelee
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