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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1905
Page
1
Hearst says he is set to sue to lead up several prominent politicians. The report notes heightened ire among leaders over prison cell plans and potential charges.
A crowded report outlines ten indictments returned by the grand jury yesterday amid political fraud allegations tied to an election case. It references Attorney General, Hearst, and Tammany era prosecutions, with mentions of witnesses, possible prosecutions, and related court actions across several states.
A lineup of top legal talent including Judges Van Epps Hammond and Hillyer was appointed by Judge Roan to defend the negro charged in the Brookwood assault. Grand jury convenes to examine officers actions in Willice and Walker case as state and defense prepare for Monday proceedings.
A Chicago delegation led by H C Baron of the Chicago Commercial Association plans a two week tour to the Southeast including Birmingham Nashville Montgomery Selma Decatur and Birmingham with meetings in major cities. The group includes Benjamin Carpenter Gorge Ho Carpentir & Co and other business leaders aiming to boost trade and freight channels.
Testimony at Fulton county jail centers on whether the accused assaulting Mr. Alice Moore is Will Brice or another man. Four witnesses identify Brice, with one dudas and a claim of late arrival. Sheriff promises sufficient force to protect the jail as authorities pursue lawful action.
In Hermang’s yard a 14 foot monument to Satan, featuring a horned figure, was unveiled to mixed reaction. A crowd of boys stoned the site until two police officers dispersed them and began guard duty. Hermang claimed the statue reflects his beliefs and is tied to a national ribbon motif. officials have not decided on removal.
After election revelry at a Kentucky site near Denver Creek a drunken cheer for Jefferson Davis sparked a deadly shootout. Prater, Bentley, and Worgan killed. Estep, Lentles, and others wounded. two Bowlings hurt but not fatally. Tensions between factions remain high.
A fire at Farlinger Flats in Burners area forced residents to flee at 3 am. The blaze started in a kitchen on the top floor of a multi story building. Investigator says one occupant found dead and a man identified as Loneh perished in the flames. The incident caused extensive damage to the structure and prompted emergency responses.
Fourteen Southern states through Governors Senators and representatives urged federal control over immigration and quarantine matters amid a heated conference debate. The meeting centered on the need for national authority to regulate maritime and foreign quarantine, with strong calls for federal action to protect public health and suppress yellow fever risks.
The New York State Supreme Court handed down a decision denying John Plate’s claim for 685 900 in a suit against a plaintiff. The court found the allegations lacked merit and did not prove fraud intimidation or coercion. The plaintiff testified he gave nothing for coercion and any money given was voluntary and for amenities.
In New York on November 10, Prince Louis attracts attention with a high profile audience and claims of aristocratic ties. Reports describe varied reaction among American women and men to his visit, while observers note fragile diplomacy and cautious public statements about Russia amid palace intrigue and external pressures.
A fragment from a St Petersburg report notes Jews organize protest actions at the post and planned events linked to Hebrew religious observance. Authorities and local groups discuss safety and timing for the gathering.
Reports claim the Black Hundred plans mass killings of Jews and other minorities in St Petersburg as police tighten control and Count Witte orders suppression. Embassy protests rise as American residents seek protection amid fears of a broader uprising.
The report outlines a weekend weather forecast across multiple regions. Georgia sees warmer conditions Saturday with breezy north winds on Sunday. Coastal areas have an early morning exception with inland temperatures rising slowly. Several places expect brisk north winds and variable cloudiness into Sunday.
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