30 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
1
A naval battle erupts as a battleship shells Odessa amid escalating tensions. Gas and smoke fill the harbor while alarms sound. The attacking vessel presses bombardment as city defenses respond with limited success.
Odessa endures shelling and fire as Kniaz Fotenkine deploys charges and a brewery is destroyed. Gov't orders gas extinguished. emperor proclaims military authority to restore order. Mutiny aboard transport frees crew, Sarbtoff cruiser warns Odessa, and battleship Potemkin and Keager squadron maneuver amid panic and casualties.
Russia faces widespread unrest as mutinies shadow Odessa Libau and the Potemkin incident spreads. Reports speak of army distrust generals emergency councils and fear of a broader revolution with mobs looting burning ships and massive casualties.
Columbus Ga June 29 Netty Pena a Negro woman living at Bickerstar's fire ward in Alabama gave birth to triplets today. It is reported the husband and father fled the scene.
June 29 dispatch reports the War Department naming Governor Magoon for Panama and noting yellow fever on the Isthmus. The message confirms deaths of Sebastian T. Bareto and Mr. Woodbury amid cited relay of illness in the region.
Secretary Taft in New York rebuked John F. Wallace chief engineer of the Panama Canal, demanded resignation for shifting positions for personal gain. A night statement from the War Department quotes the conference and cites President Roosevelt approving Wallace’s departure as member and chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission.
At the annual session of the American Institute of Temperance papers by Frederick Teal of Omaha and Dr M C Terry of Ulca N Y were presented. Teal condemned artificial feeding of infants while noting natural feeding appears to be increasing among infants and the public.
In New York on June 29 Henry aebue, claiming to be the rabbi, faced trial on charges of conducting a pool room inside a synagogue on Grand Street. Police say after being refused entry for religious services they forced doors open, finding walls plastered with race chants.
Fragments report a masked mob causing deaths among eight prisoners held in a Watkinsville jail. The chaotic text mentions a man hounded, bullets, and unclear references to escaped or killed inmates. Weather and unrelated notes follow the jumbled crime fragment.
Watkinsville Ga June 29 Special The mob masked from other sections carried out a lynching after an alleged assault on Mrs Weldon Dootey. Sheriff Overby and local officials describe cautious, restrained reactions as citizens condemn the mob. Details on the victims and sequence of events are given with differing testimonies and ongoing investigation.
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