Georgia Forecast and Local Council Happenings
Summary of yesterday's forecast for Georgia with unsettled temperatures and rain in the outlook. Local notes report the 1904 city council flat session, mayor pro tem elected, board members chosen, and several civic and legal appointments or resignations across Augusta and Columbus.
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Georgia
Jast Hight
Evan Howell
T. Longino
Seventh Ward
Wea
Cyrus B Strickier
G. H. Brandon Bealth
Eat
Misa Nellie Michael
Monroe
State Normal School
University of Georgia
John Manning
Pierce County
Wiley Wiliams
Columbus
J.S. Turner
A. J. Lippitt
Albany
Chicago closes public halls after Iroquois fire
Chicago officials order the closure of all public halls and dance venues until inspections ensure compliance with safety ordinances. Churches and lodge halls remain open, while theater owners face new limits and investigations continue into the Iroquois theater disaster.
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Chicago
Willama
Wiliams
Stanhope
Mage
Ready for War Japan Awaits Russian Move
Report notes Japan prepared for potential Russian move, signaling heightened military readiness as tensions rise. Analyst commentary suggests strategic posture despite a measured regional stance.
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Japan
Secrecy Maintained At Japanese Capital
Tokio reports rising probability of a major development as war preparations continue. Officials keep strict secrecy while peace talks persist, with Russia’s actions in Korea and Seoul prompting public support for protective moves. A Russian naval squadron heads to the Orient as Tokyo warns of force if needed.
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Tokio
BR A
Russia
Korea
Ioren
Seoul
Pekin
Sasebo
St. Petersburg
Vrentye
Novor Vremya
Associated Press
Japan
Alexleff
M. Ekurina
Tamedorf
Orient Paris
Vizerta
Tunis
Bizerta
Dmitri Donskolff
Oslayaba
Aurora
Alexieff
Wirenius
Far East
Pieraeus
Malta
Alxieff
China
Foreign Office
Argentina
Legation
Ruasle
Ming Yung Than
United States
Washington
Toklo
State Department
Roosevelt Fire Is Draw By Statement Of Roosevelt
Washington January 4 Special The reading of the president's message drew close attention from senators with printed copies laid on desks as discussion followed. Republicans praised the message as a strong document while Democrats preferred study and awaited executive session debate. The piece notes controversy over Spooner act provisions and U S actions in Panama and Nicaragua, with critics citing omissions on U S force against Colombia and the Isthmus, and emphasizes calls for careful consideration before ratification.
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Manm
Jorids
Chicago
Iroquois
Mann
Stonings
Florida
Harrison
Senate
William F. Taft
Ohio
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
Philippines
Henry C. Ide
Vermont
Faippine Islands
Panma
Georgia
Congress
Department of the Gulf
Pew Department
United States Supreme Eouct Haa
Porto Rico
United States
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Haa
Leonard Wood
Tuistow
Peogevelt
Panama
Jos. Oh
Washington
Lee Rooms
State Department
War and Navy Departments
United
Sengik
Roosevelt
Nicaragua
Flesar
Colombia
Alain
Edward Everett Hale
McComas
Culberson
Tillman
Mr. Tillman
Army
Hil
Ptr
Yanan
Hall
Miler
Democratic Leaders Discuss Policy At McClellan Dinner
Prominent Democrats including Olney Montague and Cleveland supporters gathered at Sherry's for George B. McClellan’s New York mayoral honor. Speakers urged unity, endorsed international law, tariff reform, and clean government, with emphasis on resisting Republican policies and backing McClellan’s administration.
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New York
Sherry's
George B. McClellan
New York City
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
David B. H
David DeArmond
Missouri
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
R. E. Pattison
Pennsylvania
William A. Gaston
Boston
Tharles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Grover Cleveland
Alten B. Parker
Arthur B. Gorman
Maryland
John J" Morgan
Alabama
McLellan
Rover Cleveland
George H. Meddellan
Sti
McClellan
Hard Olney
Dayla B H. HU
DeArmond
W. Bourka Cochran
McClelan
New England
Richard Olney's Speech Attacked for Personal Gain and War Powers
Richard Olney denounces Roosevelt era policy in Panama and warns Congress against entangling alliances and secret maneuvers. He criticizes naval threats, army promotions, and political favoritism while contrasting Cleveland era integrity with current administration corruption claims.
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Robert W. Freeman
Newnan
Coweta
Terrell
Atkinson
Atlanta
Hamilton Douglas
Board of Education
Ity
Augusta
Roulett
Mike Connolly
Greene
Gaynor
Savannah
Forsyth County
Will Gravett
Frank Bagley
Gus
Tom Bagley
James Longstreet
Galneaville
A. J. West
Southern
Ethel Rovella
Meridian
Miss
Mississippi
Richard B. Kelly
Annatan
Ala
State Supreme To
Tella
Alabama Regiment
Rosevelt
Urugi
F.r
Ostrich
Rainland
Ring
Pinkerton
Chub
Cloche d'Or
Gehelmness
Ascot
Oakland
Henry Ach
London
C. W. Macar
Master Cotton £Inners' Federation
Meinagers
Flarrison
Great Northern
Fire Department
Fuller Construction Company
Fulkerson
Powers
Davis
Tawin A. Price
Mr. Price
Sleek
George M. Dusenberry
Dusenberry
Benjamin Solignon
Tracger
Wil J. Davis
Harry J. Powers
Great
Orient
Bacon
Morgan
Montague
Democratic Party
Olney
Republican Party
Aft Star
Foy
Cleveland
New Yorker
Fiat
Rover Clovell
A. J. Montigue
Virginia
Mr. Olney
A. Ta. Moningur
Democra
South
Republic
David B. HI
Charles F. Murphy
Grover
Gen
Miles
Wood
Oyster Bay
Cuba
Utem
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