21 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
1
A chaotic fragment notes a planned political strike by a group labeled Reds in a city area. Scattered lines reference leaders, preparations, and possible dates in a warlike, uncertain tone with many garbled phrases and missing details.
Park Woodward delivers a sharp roast of the mayor during a recent city event. The remarks touch on delays and procedural questions surrounding local waterworks projects and general management concerns.
Salty remarks dominated a council session as the mayor's veto of general manager and waterworks head salary boosts drew opposition. Aldermen criticized patronage influence, with Water Woodward and others tied to proposed raises as debate spilled into accusations of political pressure and possible impeachment of officials.
Boston molds a high profile exchange as ex gubernatorial candidate Whitman releases correspondence with President Hoover about Roosevelt's reciprocity stance. The letters cite alleged misstatements and call for a personal hearing to clear the record, stressing the impact on U S relations with Canada and the wider good of neighboring nations.
President Roosevelt hosted New York Governor Frank Higgins at the White House on November 20 to discuss disclosures before the Senate led insurance investigation. The talks, ongoing after hours, touched on New York politics, Odell leadership, and inflation concerns.
Report notes a sensatio nal order by Judge Disque in Ala as Jack Hunter a Negro suspect bound over for trial in the murder of Mrs Smuth. The proceedings reveal sharp exchanges and threats of action as the court assesses evidence and testimony presented by reporters in a tense courtroom setting.
The report recounts Hillis urging preachers to utilize theaters for Sunday services. He notes two theaters open last night and suggests hiring theaters to accommodate attendees, proposing Sunday sessions in theaters on Atlantic avenues.
A late night ceremony at Hanseff Place Methodist in Brooklyn remembered Theodore Roosevelt senior for charitable generosity. A large basket of essentials was distributed to the needy as part of a memorial honoring his public spirit and quiet influence on civic efforts nationwide.
Burges who organized Cleveland news boys seeks John D Rockefeller support to unite newsies under one roof. Briggs spent hours with Rockefeller, convinced he is more interested in New York newsboys than Cleveland’s effort. Rockefeller aims to study the idea for potential spread to other cities.
The Republican Party in a political call urged voters to back candidacies that embody honesty and integrity, framing the choice as a test of trust in leadership and public service. The appeal emphasized character over partisan rhetoric and urged party unity in forthcoming elections.
Havana reports say assassins seek President Palma and plotters plan to target the palace before elections. Secret police uncover ammunition caches and foreign arms links while officials acknowledge warnings of uprisings in Bantago Santa Clare and Pinar del Rio.
Uneven OCR yields a fragmentary report mentioning offered clergy to aid undertakers and a long list of garbled words. The readable bits reference a tempest of names and a clockwork of unclear events in a city.
Readable weather notes show unsettled conditions in the west with a Georgia fair on Tuesday and Wednesday, while the east faces rain. Fresh brisk north and northeast winds sweep the area with colder spells. Rain likely Tuesday into Wednesday, cooler by midweek, and fair in parts of the west with temperatures near seasonal norms.
Washington November 20 Secretary Shaw will remain as secretary of the treasury through the approaching congressional session and possibly longer. The president Roosevelt and Shaw discussed the matter last February and Shaw indicated retirement from official life next February to pursue his bid for the Republican presidential nomination in 1908.
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