Joint Debate in Monticello Highlights Georgia Governor Race
In Monticello Georgia October 30 special candidates Dick Russell and Hoke Smith held the first joint debate of the governor race before about 600 in front of the Monticello Hotel. Smith assailed railroads and corporations while urging negro disfranchisement and attacked a slate fix. Russell defended and countered with criticisms of Smith and allies.
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Voyage of Squadron Was Extremely Rough
The Northeast gale turned a routine transfer into a struggle as the armored cruiser West Virginia carried President Roosevelt from New Orleans toward Washington. Heavy seas forced delays, wide detours past Cape Henry, and a last minute plan shift to move the president to the Dolphin near Smiths Point.
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Imperial Manifesto From Nicholas II Issued In Peterhof
The text of the October 30 Imperial manifesto expresses sorrow over capital disorders, pledges to unite and pacify the empire, and outlines plans to extend civil liberties, broaden electoral participation, and ensure government oversight with the throne’s implied authority. It calls all Russians to duty and cooperation to restore calm on their homeland.
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Witte Assumes Power as Minister President
Count Witte arrives in Saint Petersburg after the emperor approves a manifesto ending autocratic rule and promising a future constitutional framework. The document signals abdication of absolute power, creation of a popular assembly, and eventual universal suffrage, sparking widespread reaction across the city and anticipation of broader distribution.
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FREEDOM DEMONSTRATIONS IN ST PETERSBURG
Russian crowds celebrate the imperial manifesto revival with celebrations across the city at 8:15 and 3 in the morning crowds sing the national hymn cheer the emperor and fill streets cafes close while revelers flood thoroughfares Cossack patrols are baffled by the display of allegiance to the emperor
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Weather Summary Across States From October 30
Washington and Georgia forecast showers and variable winds with northeast drafts. North Carolina and South Carolina expect partly cloudy conditions Tuesday through Wednesday, with light to fresh northeast winds. Eastern Florida sees inland showers, western Florida and Alabama share showers with northeast to east winds. Local temperatures show highs near 62 and lows around 47, plus slight precipitation of .09 inches in the past day.
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