22 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
1
The readable portion notes guidelines about not using Mrs before a Black person and mentions inclusive language versus traditional forms. It reflects a fragmented discussion on respectful naming conventions without clear event details.
Identity of Senator Depew and his “Rambunctius Friend Up the River” disclosed in a report detailing costly arrangements surrounding Manning. The article notes life insurers faced substantial payouts and scrutiny over the affair.
A garbled OCR page references Senator Platt and a legislative committee, with incomplete words and stray phrases. The text appears to discuss investigations, selections, and mentions a public life association, but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or clear events to summarize.
Court records show letters and telegrams between Senator Burton and Thomas BR Marian, and an attorney for Todlo Grin and Securities, offered as evidence in a case charging Burton with taking payments from the Rial Company to influence posts and other government matters. Defense objected to admission as not pertinent to the indictment.
Publication of a report from ginnery sources notes a five minute interval where South led by a fifty million margin in a financial tally.
Reports from New York and New Orleans describe frantic activity as the ginners report spurred dramatic price jumps and heavy trading. Key figures include Joseph Healy and Harvey Jordan leading shifts with regimes of bear and bull positions and claims of massive profits amid volatile spot and future prices.
Government report released November 21 notes cotton ginned to November 14 reached 9,786,645 bales in 1904, down from 13,451,337 as the 1903 crop, with Georgia second in ginning. State-by-state totals list Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and others, reflecting 1904 output at 1,822,942 bales and nationwide figures.
El Conger and Pearl Guirin of Labungs were arrested in El Paso after attempting to wed in Mormon rites despite Utah being denied permission for plural marriages. They sought licenses, traveled to a Mormon colony, and were intercepted upon arrival.
A long damaged OCR text reports a Black man convicted of attempted assault on a decathlete on December 2. It mentions a trial, names Lew and Liberal Congressman, and references to political tensions and alleged defiance against the government.
Two prominent figures Clark Howell and Hoke Smith send letters shaping political debate. The exchange touches on policy, strategy, and party unity as supporters weigh implications for upcoming contests.
A fragmented exchange reports Howell charging Smith with evasion and long distance eagerness while Smith claims Howell misread his letter. The pair promise a late arranged debate topic at Columbus during Howell’s opening and the correspondence centers on an implied joint delivery and reception at a rare event.
Reports from Gomel describe a mutiny by about a thousand reservists after a demand for food near Feesbug on November 2. Editors of The Novo Vremya faced coercion as armed men entered the pressroom and forced printers to produce ten thousand copies of The Volkner or Novo Vremya. The incident echoes broader unrest as authorities scramble for control and debate over the conflict continues to unfold locally.
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