Panic in St Petersburg as fears rise amid strikes
Chaos gnaws at St Petersburg with rumors of upheaval. Officials move trains and cattle to avert famine while troops guard key sites. Shops shutter, windows boarded, and residents stay indoors as General Trepoff vows order if disorder erupts.
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GORMAN SPEAKS IN MARYLAND ON Fifteenth Amendment
In Maryland Senator Arthur P Gorman defends disfranchisement repeal proposed in the state constitution and opposes the U S Fifteenth Amendment as a political ploy. He argues against universal black suffrage while praising the aim as restoring white influence. The exchange includes remarks on Thaddeus Stevens and party dynamics. Chairman Shonts of the Panama Canal Commission shows improvement and plans to resume studies soon.
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Autocracy Doomed by Decision Spurred by Hear Case
A court hearing prompts renewed debate over autocracy and governance. Officials weigh executive power as legal challenges test leadership and limits of authority amid mounting public scrutiny.
Witte Pressures Tsar On Autonomy For Russia
Reports from St Petersburg say Count Witte led ministerial councils to draft a new constitution granting practical freedoms and a national assembly. He told the Emperor Nicholas II that even a republic could not save Russia from anarchy, urging a cabinet system under a constitutional framework.
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Hoch declines Texas request on Evans extradition
In Toyoka Kansas Governor Hoch refused to honor Texas Governor’s requisition for the return of Charles Evans a negro wanted in Texas on an indictment in Burleson County for shooting a white man. He argued that returning Evans would likely cause him serious harm and said it would be better for Texas if Evans remained in Kansas. Cleveland goes to Nebraska address on Morton monument unveiling. Ex-Press Ant Grover Cleveland travels from here to Nebraska City to speak at the Morton monument ceremony before returning to Princeton on October 31.
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Roosevelt Heads For Home After Southern Welcome
President Roosevelt left New Orleans aboard the Magnolia for the return voyage to Washington after a day of varied entertainments that closed his southern tour. He will transfer to the battleship West Virginia off the river mouth and will be four days away from American soil, with wireless telegraphy keeping him in touch. The New Orleans reception was a strong display of public gratitude for his handling of the fever emergency and his prompt action in placing federal surgeons in charge.
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Drunken conductor shoots kill and injures in Savannah tragedy
In Savannah a drunken contractor A Moore fired on C R Seckinger aboard a streetcar. Mrs Leila Wheeler died from a bullet to the jugular. Seckinger was shot in the leg. Dr Jane K Fairchilds sustained a broken shoulder leaping from the car. Moore was jailed for murder after an argument over fare escalated to gunfire.
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C R. Seckinger
Hla Cor
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Fof Wheeler
Broughton Street East
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Jane K. Fairchilde
Moore
Fred Seckinger
Wind Gusts Sweep Virginia Coast In Near Gale
A near gale from the northeast hit the Virginia Carolina coast with Cape Henry reporting 52 mph. Norfolk endured lighter winds but tides flooded streets and halted travel to Newport News. A steamship was seen offshore and a window was shattered by a bullet hitting Mrs Wheeler, amid a panic with arrest of Moore who had traveled from Fort Worth Texas.
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Little Island Life Saving Station
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Take Trail at Sunrise Nezero's Description Given
Woman described as Black, 20 to 26, wearing a dark suit and white cap with a black visor. She stands about five feet tall and weighs around 128 to 140 pounds. George W Moore, husband of Mrs Alice Moore, offers a reward for the arrest of a brother or relative connected to the case.
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Ne Bro Rerrell
Moores Seek Suspect After Assault At Seaboard Crossing
In a Peachtree Road garden near the Seaboard Air Line crossing yesterday about 10 am Mrs Aliee Moore was seized knocked down and assaulted by a Black man. George W Moore said police barracks noted that the suspect was not among three held. County officers plan a second bloodhound search at daybreak with citizen help. Continued on Ninth Page.
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Weather forecast for multiple states in the southeast
Weather summary for Friday and Saturday across Georgia North and South Carolina. Central and northern areas see warmer temperatures Friday with fair conditions Saturday. east portions turn warmer with diminishing northeast winds along the coast. Includes local data on highs lows means normals and precipitation figures across stations.
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