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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1905

Page

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Stevens refutes role as scapegoat in fertilizer feud

The article reports Commissioner Stevens denying involvement as a scapegoat in the fertilizer controversy sparked by Harvie Jordan. He defends his record supporting the Southern Cotton Association, criticizes Jordan for aiming at him for political gain, and asserts willingness for Georgians to judge who advanced state farming interests.

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Tornado devastates town. two dead and ten hurt in Oklahoma

Oxnoma City Oklahoma reports a tornado devastating the town with property losses over 50000 dollars. Two persons killed and ten injured, including many children. the school building collapsed injuring several, while most businesses and homes were destroyed or damaged.

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Union Pacific approves 100 million stock issue at Salt Lake meeting

At a special meeting in Salt Lake City on May 5 Harriman interests pushed through a 100 million dollar preferred stock issue of Union Pacific Realitions Company. The vote totaled 657,741 preferred shares and 1,8077 common shares with 1,000,000 preferred and 1961,787 common outstanding. Judge W D Cornish led Hartiman proxies, Joseph F. Smith and two Salt Lake proxies voted, with no protests or explanations offered for the plan.

Hartiman Aieting Joseph F. Smith Mormon ¢Buron Union Pacific Sit Lake Harriman

Fitzhugh Lee Monument Association Organized in Richmond

The Fitzhugh Lee Monument Association was formed in Richmond to erect a monument to General Lee in the city. Resolutions adopted in Massachusetts Legislature praise Lee after his visit to Boston and before his death in Washington.

Richmond Yeo Fitshugh Lee General Lee Fitshugh Tee Virginia Massachusetts Washington

Naval officers shifted in new Navy Bureau announcements

Washington mis 5 announces important changes in the Navy Bureau of Navigation. Captain Thomas Perry becomes commandant at Pensacola and head of the examining board in Washington. Captain Robert McBory appointed commandant of the navy yard at Charleston. Captain William H. Beehler named inspector of equipment at New York Shipbuilding yard in Camden. Captain George F Colvacoress to be commandant of the midshipmen at the Naval Academy. Prime commandant of the Naval Station at Port Royal to take charge at Charleston, with others reassigned.

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Alabama Central Railroad opens new lines between Autaugaville and Booth

The Alabama Central Railroad Company began operating trains over its track between Booth Station and Autaugaville in Autauga County, connecting with the Molette and Ohio railroad at Booth. The line traverses a rich cotton region and virgin hardwood forests. J. W. Dinmick of Montgomery serves as president.

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Crisis in Chicago labor war tests militia option

Chicago faced a pivotal strike day as merchants planned about 100 armed wagons guarded by deputy sheriffs to deliver goods across the city amid rumors Governor Deneen would call out the militia if county and city protection failed. Rioting flared in spots with nonunion drivers attacked and wagons overturned while police moved to deter crowds and arrest violence.

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Nan Patterson Improves After Jury Fallout

Nan Patterson shows partial recovery in New York after a near collapse following yesterday's failed jury verdict. She rises at her usual hour, eats breakfast, but tires quickly and seeks extra rest. Messages of encouragement arrive as she awaits potential bail decisions and awaits further indictments.

New York Nan Patterson Bere Mies Patterson Smiths

Reward in Cudahy kidnapping case draws Crowe into Omaha office

The World Herald reports May 8 sighting of Pat Crowe, linked to the Edward Cudahy kidnaping case, arriving with Thomas O Brien. Crowe claims immunity talks and hints at business plans if charges are dropped, while denying or admitting involvement in the kidnapping that occurred in 1900 and led to a ransom of 25 000 in gold.

Omaha Pat Crowe Edward Cudahy Packer World Herald Thomas O Bren Hunshaw Hotel Crowe OU Hrier Crowe Brien South Side Chicago G@maha Cudahy Omidbs Bank Center Street Young Cudahy

Tobacco Trust Probed as Grand Jury Investigates

A federal grand jury hearing in New York probes the American Tobacco Company and its subsidiaries. Henry Taft, brother of the archbishop, assists a social aide to the U.S. attorney for the purpose, with Hale Wands questioned as officers seek answers. Taft and Levy attended the session while Hale Hale, not under arrest, was brought in for testimony after prior refusals to answer. The presentment and questions were reviewed by Judge Lacombe’s court.

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Weather forecast by region for Saturday and Sunday

Weather reports show showers and thunderstorms across multiple states including Georgia Virginia North and South Carolina Florida Mississippi Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Texas Kentucky Tennessee and Tennessee with variable winds and occasional fair conditions in parts of New England and the Midwest through the weekend.

Washington Georgia Virginia South Carolina Florida Clarida Missisaippi Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Texas West Parting Tennessee

Vessels Reported Near Hokkaido by Russian Warship Hunt

Russian torpedo boats were sighted off Hokkaido as patrols intensify in the area. Reports indicate potential Soviet naval activity in northern Japanese waters, prompting security measures by both nations amid ongoing tensions.

Hostile Craft Sighted Off Northern Coast

A hostile vessel was sighted near the northern coast, prompting an alert for naval units in the area. No engagements reported as crews tracked the ship’s movements and issued warnings to avoid provocative actions.

Japanese Waters Show Sighting of Russian Ships Near Hokkaido

Four Russian torpedo boat destroyers were sighted west of Hokkaido as Admiral Nebogatoff’s Pacific division maneuvers toward a junction with Admiral Rozestvensky. The Japanese protest France over Rojestvensky’s voyage and analysts note potential moves through Sunda or Malacca straits. The admiralty praises Nebogatoff’s progress toward China Sea while warning of possible Japanese interception.

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