Special Train Request For Madison Trip Sparks Rate Debate
A discussion with Magi, general agent of the rationed, reveals Georgia railroads resisting a special train for a party of 100 or more to Madison. The request offered one regular fare and one third for the round trip, contingent on securing extra equipment. Officials press for firm yes or no while maintaining no extra excursion movement.
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Georgia Legislature Opens at 10 Oclock in Atlanta
Georgia lawmakers converge in Atlanta as both houses meet at 10 to organize the 1905 06 session. The Senate races for president loom, House members prepare to elect a speaker, and Governor Terrell's inauguration is set for Saturday noon with Chief Justice Sluman presiding.
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Inroads on the Other's Strength in Senate Presidency Race
The last day of fighting over the senate presidency ended with talk of a deadlock and the toll to be counted. Candidates Miller Candler West and others claimed strong backing, pledging votes for upcoming ballots, while West asserted clear election chances. Continued on Second Page.
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Petersburg Rumor Claims General Kuropatkin Dead
A rumor spread through Petersburg in the early hours of June 28 claiming General Kuropatkin was killed. The chatter tied the assertion to reports that 70,000 Russians were cut off by General Nogés forces and that Nuropathun had been captured.
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Little Girls Save Parson from Mad Mob at Casa Ark
Reverend J L Gray, warned not to preach, faced a mob while delivering a sermon at a Casa school house. Several brave little girls clung to his coat and shielded him as he exited through the crowd, the women and children keeping the mob at bay. Gray departed with his daughter and left town without incident.
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MITCHELL KEEPT OFF STAND IN LAND FRAUD TRIAL
Senator John H. Mitchell did not testify in his own defense in the land fraud cases. The long trial neared its close as the court opened amid a crowded courtroom drawn by the prospect of his testimony to undermine the testimony of his former partner Judge Tanner and former secretary Robertson. The defense rested within an hour after proceedings began and arguments continued.
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McDowell Killed and Others Injured in Mill Explosion Near Hot Springs Ark
June 27 Hot Springs Ark A boiler explosion at the McDowell saw mill five miles west of town instantly killed McDowell while his son John suffered fatal injuries. Mill workers H G Moncrief and D Mathias were seriously hurt as a potter’s blast blew the roller and machinery across the shop. The elder McDowell was adjusting a pump when the blast occurred, wrecking the mill.
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Pattison Leads Tennessee Ohio Democrats in Columbus Convention
Democrats meet in Columbus as Pattison, Clermont candidate and others vie for the governorship nomination. Delegates debate organizational control and possible permanent party structure amid late hours. Indictments and divorce scandal notes appear in related items.
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Odessa Workmen Battle Cossacks Amid Nationwide Unrest
Riots sweep Odessa as a general strike erupts with bloodshed. Troops exchange fire with militants. 400 armed workers barricade a suburb, three Cossack companies reinforced the area. Reports tally dozens dead, hundreds jailed, while Poland sees related turmoil and police crackdowns.
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Japanese advance seen as Russian lines falter near Vladivostok
News from St Petersburg dated June 28 reports Japanese forces continuing their steady advance and Russian wanposts retreating under pressure. Military experts doubt Linevitch can be surrounded but fear precarious strategic posture as Vladivostok isolation grows and Russian forces shift to yield ground amid heavy downpours and renewed fighting near Beilunchen and the Tsintic valley.
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Weather forecasts for the region midweek
Forecasts from Washington and local data predict partly cloudy conditions on Wednesday with coastal showers in Georgia and North Carolina, warmer inland on Thursday, and light to moderate winds. North Carolina expects fair Thursday with warmer northeast areas, while South Carolina remains cloudy Wednesday and drier Thursday with a likely warm trend. Local data show the high and low temperatures and monthly deficiencies.
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