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Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1906

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Naval leadership in Russia faces mutiny rumors and court inquiry

Reports from St. Petersburg state the court of inquiry may recommend the removal of Admiral Birtleff as master of marine and replacement by Vice Admiral Dubasoff. The czar's family reportedly to travel to Finland with the tsar planning a five day stay at Tsarskoe-Selo this weekend. The Alexandra yacht is at Peterhof fueling speculation of a royal Finnish trip.

St. Petersburg Cronstadt Birtleff Dubasoff Moscow Nicholas Nicholaevitch Tsarskoe-Selo Alexandra Peterhof Finland

Hoke Smith Denies Fantastical Arraignment Allegations

Hoke Smith issued a written denial to affidavits by Albert Howell and S D Dempsey over a 1902 Western and Atlantic Railroad damages case. He refutes claims of a $3,600 settlement, explains fee reductions, and cites corroborating letters and contracts with 8. D. Dempsey, Mrs. Blanch Powell, and Sam Ferrell while detailing negotiations led by John L. Tye.

Hon Hoke Smith Albert Howell Smith Western and Atlantic Railway 8. D. Dempsey Foundry Street Dempsey Albert Mare Albert Howe Albert Howel D. Dempsey Western and Atelantic Railroad Company Falls Road Company F Rat Road Company Albert Owell Imakes Howell Western and Atlantic Railroad Company Blanch Powell Sam Ferrell Powell Sam Fe Ibiic Peta Moce J. J. Hastings F. M. Eatings Fulton County A C. Peeples Western and Atlantic Railroad Mr. Smith Dempsers Tye F. M. Hughes J. J. Hastings Ton State of Georgia Fulton J. Frations Hoke Smith & H. C. Peeples Demeery Western and Pen Company Khater Tle Tesessa Deester Mrs. Powell

Despondent bookkeeper kills self after wife rejection

Guy T. Branch a 28 year old bookkeeper in the Prudential building sought a secluded spot by the Chattahoochee river and overdosed on morphine after his wife refused to return to him. He collapsed and died next morning at Grady hospital. his father in law, J C Brewer, blamed dope abuse and unbearable conduct claiming Branch misused his wife and prompted the divorce that was later withdrawn.

Wien Uy T Guy T. Branch Louis J. Anderson Prudential Cobb County Chateshoochee River Grady Hospital Branch O. Butler Central Place Atlanta J. C. Brewer Brewer

Senate passes Boykin bucket shop bill amid crowded chamber

The Boykin bucket shop bill cleared the senate Thursday afternoon with 39 to 4 in favor after the Wheatley substitute was killed 39 to 4. Debate centered on amendments, but none were adopted and the measure heads to the governor for approval.

Senate Wheatley Adams Alsebrook Bennet A. C. Malock A. C. Blalock Bloodworth Candler Carthers Caraie Copelan Ayah Fortner Farr Allister McHenry Odum Parker Pile Seene Gove Sernor Alure Denate

Cashier Describes Stensland Loot at Milwaukee Avenue Bank

Henry W. Hering, cashier of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, details to Chicago reporters how Paul C. Stensland looted the bank for over a million dollars. Hering says he was instructed to create notes and later saw checks drawn on Stensland’s accounts, and that he warned five weeks earlier about mounting indebtedness. He emphasizes he had no involvement in the actual theft.

Chicago Eoerey Collins Kwaukee Avenue State Bank Bnet Ute Stensind Henry W. Hering Milwaukee Avenue Hank Paul C. Stensland Mr. Hering Stensland Land Ana Mr. Feteas Mr. Stensland Hering Panet

Thaw Trial Evidence Tends to Tie Rose Basket to White Killing

New York August 9. District Attorney reports new evidence that a joke by a stage girl influenced Harry Thaw to kill Stanford White. Florens Ziegfeld cites a note and a bouquet sent to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw after White’s absence, suggesting the tragedy grew from a mistaken connection. The witness, recovering from Europe, is to testify at Thaw’s trial.

Evelyn Nesbit Lewife Stanford White Anna Held White New York Harry Thaw Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Florens Wiegfeld Ziegfeld

Pope Pius Stricken During Vatican Anniversary Ceremony

The pope suffered a severe heart weakness after a fatigue filled ceremony marking the third anniversary of his coronation. Dr. Lapponi treated him and ordered complete rest.

Pope Pius Vatican Rome Italy Lapponi

Roosevelt to Receive Nobel Peace Prize Announcement

Theodore Roosevelt, U S president, is expected to be awarded the Nobel peace prize for his role in fostering international harmony. The report notes his leadership and the British government and Japanese relations in the Portsmouth negotiations as key elements of the award context.

Roosevelt Washington Theodore Roosevelt United States Rome Iheraceane A Iapan Pee Po

Impeachment Move Against Ovonee Circuit Judge

Samuel Greer of Fitzgerald files a petition in the Georgia House seeking the impeachment of John H. Martin, judge of the riot court in the Ovonee circuit, alleging abuse of office over a restraining against the Commercial hotel. The matter is referred to a committee for investigation by Speaker Slaton as lawmakers adjourn.

John H. Martin Ovonee Georgia House of Representhursday Samuel Fitzgerald Martin Haw Hit Hall Bibb County Slaton Hall Bibb Wrigh Richmond Covington Adame Elbert Hays Til Danie

Secrecy in Gunton Divorce Case Sparks Legal Puzzle

New York August 9. Amelia T Gunton seeks divorce from Professor George Gunton in a Quiet suit tried with no publicity. Referee Bookstayer’s report supports an interlo cutory decree favoring Amelia rendering possible invalidation of George Gunton's marriage to Rebecca Lowe Gunton if Amelia’s decree is issued.

New York Amerlia T. Gunton George Gunton Gunton Supreme Court Gie=werich P ¢ Fats Amelia Gunton Broteanes Aera Ee Rebecca Lowe Avanti, Gay Rebecca Lowe Gunton Fed Amelia Ra Deerme

Five Children Cremated in Omaha Fire

Five children of Thomas O'Danlein of Seymour Park died in a house fire in Omaha. Mrs. O'Danlein was badly burned and may not recover while the husband suffered serious burns as he tried to save the family. The children were Lillie Ernst Bertha and two others.

Omaha Nebr Thomas O'Danlein Seymour Park Suteirb O'Daniels Lillie Ernst Bertha Art

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Russia Biriloff Czar the Dempsey Charles Ioblige Aushta N. C St. L,alway Hoe Smith Mr. Hasting Jno H. Martin Samuel Greer Cunton Sult
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