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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
5
Eyewitness describes the Japanese siege of the Russian fleet near Madagascar. The battle ends with Kamchatka and Nakhimodi sunk, Russians broken, and Japanese torpedo boats pressing at Nagoto coast through the night.
Reports from St Petersburg warn of growing popular anger and fear of revolution as rumors swirl of an imperial manifesto to convene a national assembly on peace or war. Officials fear unrest could empower revolutionary elements and provoke demonstrations and strikes while guards and Cossacks are redeployed to restore order.
Athens notes report Lucy Cobb Institute honor roll with top graduates including valedictorian First Stonor-Sully Hut and Elizabeth Wilh mista. Distinctions listed for French English and other subjects. Commencement preparations set for tomorrow with a Sermon by Dr Charles A Young and literary address to Hon Virginia Washington. City Echols closes after a prosperous year with diplomas issued and Buckeye scholarship awarded to Miss Maggie Brown.
An anonymous seller promotes Cheney's Expecto Rant as a cure for croup and cough, recommending it for the Hine girl and noting availability at Dens Stores. The message emphasizes reliability and urges timely purchase.
The piece notes graduates from Fort Gaines and nearby Canton and Eatonton schools, with ceremonies led by Rev. Hil of Bufala and Prof. Van Fletcher. It lists graduates like Iva Graham, Jimmie McLendon, and Miss J. Pipkins, plus diplomas and medals.
The fragment suggests a complete season coverage, outlining plans and expectations beyond usual style limits. Specifics such as teams, dates, venues, or officials are not readable, but the editorial stance promises a broad, forward-looking schedule.
News from St. Petersburg and Paris reports floating rumors that the emperor may be dead by suicide or assassination. The Paris papers reproduce the rumor though the Russian embassy has strongly denied it. The circulation includes several June datelines and widespread newspaper coverage.
Horayth Ga June 1 Special Mon roe Formale woltese this year graduated the largest class since the curriculum was raised four years ago Thirty three young women received diplomas More than 400 students were enrolled in all departments of the college Commencement week featured sermons by Dr B D Gray and a notable concert by the Monroe orchestra with praised performances by Miss Violett Slaith Miss Annette Rycroft and others Dr Lansing Burrows of Nashville delivered the sermon and trustees announced new chairs and building plans including Andre Upsnaw hall and a new science hall and auditorium Numerous gifts were noted for the institute and the graduates hailed the bright future of the school with many names listed among the diploma receivers. Davisboro High closes with a successful final program.
The report notes heavy losses of Russian vessels under fire and torpedo strikes during battles on May 27 28. Aboard ships Navarin Nevarin Svietlape Almaz and Aurora are cited as sunk or damaged with several torpedo boats lost. Survivors from multiple crews were rescued by Japanese auxiliary cruisers Shiluno Yawasa Tainen and Sado.
Jury in the Plum case against the Southern Railway in Atlanta failed to reach a verdict by morning. Harry Plum seeks 25000 for injuries from a Charlotte foot crossing two years ago, with the trial entering its second day in the United States building.
James Sweetman McGarry seven months died after a two week meningitis illness at his Putian street home. Albert Ragan ten months died at 27 Clara street. both families mourn. Mrs Ed Withers funeral set at Edgewood residence with interment in Sylvester church yard. Camp Walker veterans event on East Alabama Street seeks tenders to fund camp upkeep and veterans aid. Kate Fenn Snell daughter seven pounds spent years. Miss Kate Fenn Snell noted in obituary.
Six Whitehall Street clothing firms end daily work at 5 PM and at 3 PM on Saturdays to give clerks rest during warm months. Firms involved include George Muse Clothing Co, Riseman Been, Hirsch Bros, A R Emery Co, Eiseman & Well, and Besty Bros. Pioneer Telegraphs hires new general manager in Oklahoma City.
L Starr N J Febridge and HL Cabanisa are named as new owners of Crh Ga. Janet Srednlino Sterr WF Eiveridge and 4.0 Catan sign today transferring the club from former owners Vell Kohler and Fok Terpin with no long connection. A charter will be applied for and the stake may be $3,000. Additional wealthy men including Tentisre viero show interest.
In St Louis Missouri on June 1 a drowning occurred involving Frank O. Fenn, a local resident, and his sister Annie Young. The report notes the two were at Talula Salis when the accident happened, with details limited by the damaged text.
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