Bomb Thrown At Stolypin Reception Wipes Out Hope
A bomb exploded at Premier Stolypin's St. Petersburg home during a reception, killing several and injuring many, including a minister's son. The assassin escaped. details remain scarce as authorities cordon the scene and report widespread public alarm. The attack aroused fear that reactionaries may gain strength while Witte's fall from power is noted. The report also notes a government claim blaming Jews for revolutionary activity linked to the outlawed Douma.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
M. Stolypin
Czar
Warsaw
Beaten 10 Death in River Rapids
Nir Private Leased Wire Buffalo N Y Aug 25 While on the lower river around dawn two men Martin Kane and H L McGrath were caught in the suction of the whirlpool rapids They rowed for shore but leaped and swam McGrath reached rocks near the cantilever bridge but Kane was swept through the rapids to his death McGrath was a brakeman on the New York Central and anurer.
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Nir
Buffalo
N. Y
Martin Kane
H. L. McGrath
McGrath
Kane
Kars
New York Central
Weevil Found On Alabama Cotton Field
A cotton boll weevil was found in a field near Gadsden Alabama, according to a statement by a man who has resided in Texas. Other parties familiar with the matter question the find and claim it may be genuine Texas grain pest import.
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Gadsden
Alahea
Texas
Negro Organizations Under Tight Government Scrutiny
A fragmented news snippet discusses allegations that authorities are restricting Black organizations. It references a prominent attorney questioning governor involvement and whether upcoming charters will be approved. Names and clear details are obscured by the damaged text.
Mayor Woodward Call to Protect People Amid Atlanta Attacks
Mayor Woodward stated that if residents are not protected they must defend themselves. He criticized county officers for focusing on external concerns and urged immediate action to curb rising assaults by black residents in Atlanta, warning authorities may be unable to cope if not addressed.
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Woodward
Atlanta
Week Ahead News Forecast Highlights Bryan Return and Events
The coming week features William J. Bryan’s homecoming on the Prinzess Irene with a Madison Square Garden demonstration on Thursday. Other items include rifle contests at Seagirt New Jersey, enactment of a new railroad rate law next Tuesday, ABA meeting in St Paul, National Negro Business League gathering in Atlanta, Wyoming GOP convention in Casper, Fairbanks at Osawatomie, and the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay Saturday.
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Washington, D. C
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Newark
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Seagirt
N. J
Mhsrpen
National Board For the Promotion
National Rifle Association
American Bar Association
St. Paul
National Negro Business League
Booker T. Washington
Atlanta
Republican State Convention
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Casper
Fairbanks
Osawatomie
Kans
John Brown
Sheepshead Bay
Populists Cancel Georgia Meeting After Primary Result
The Populist party in Georgia will not hold a convention in Atlanta on Tuesday after J. E B. Bodenhamer and chairman J J Holloway announced the event called off. They cite Hoke Smith's victory and his platform as rendering a ticket unnecessary, signaling conviction that Populists will not field candidates this year.
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J. E B. Bodenhamer
DeKalb County
People’s Party
J. J. Holloway
Hoke Smith
Dr. Smith
Bodenhamer
Georgia
Holloway
Cotton Crop Estimates To Be Calculated Across State
Special to The Georgian from Jackson Mississippi reports that Cotton Association officers will meet at county sites on Tuesday to estimate the present cotton crop. Data collection is underway in every county to support the statewide estimates.
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Jackson
Miss
Cotton Association
SATLANTA HAS CINCH WITH TAIL ENDERS
In Little Rock Aug 25 infielder Johnson pitched for Atlanta in the first game of a double header, yielding 18 hits as the Crackers won. Crozier and Evers each had three hits, Fox four safeties, and Winters and Hoffman doubled. Little Rock managed only one run off Hughes as Atlanta won 8 to 1 with strong fielding and timely hitting throughout the game.
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Little Rock
Ark
Johnson
Hughes
Smithites
Rockers
Crozier
Evers
Fox
Atlanta
AB. R. H. PO
Winters
Crosier
Smith
Morse
Hoffman
Jordan
Ft. H. PO
A. E. Douglass
DeArmond
Quick
Loo Zimmer
Brady
Accountants Pledge Over Excitable Racehorse Incident
In Saratoga on August 25 Diamond Jim Brey of New York paid a large sum for a horse named Accountant. The animal pulled up lame after a gallop and was reported to be down. The horse had won about $53,000 so far in the season and would have finished the term strong if not for the setback.
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Jim Brey
New York
Saratoga
Young Farmer Shot by Brother-in-Law in Family Quarrel
Charles Rev, a young farmer living 112 miles from Spartanburg, was shot by Beau, a brother-in-law, during a family quarrel. The incident occurred in the vicinity of The Georgian. Local authorities investigated the shooting as part of ongoing tension within the family.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Charles Rev & Young Farmer
Serl Beau
Revan Bon
Railroad Commission Enjoined Over New Orleans and Great Northern Plan
Jackson Miles reports that Judge Niles issued a temporary injunction stopping the railroad commission from directing the New Orleans and Great Northern to build via Columbia. The commission had ordered construction to pass through Columbia, and Niles will hear arguments soon to decide if the injunction should become permanent.
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Jackson
Miles
Railroad Commission
Niles
New Orleans
Great Northern
Columbia
Second game of double header ends in darkness
The second game at Little Rock saw Winters, Crazier, and Hoff man among others with multiple hits but no runs in the early innings. After several scoreless frames, Morse and Jordan produced offense for the visitors while errors and stolen bases shaped the late action. Dark conditions ended play with Rock 0, Atlanta 1, and the double header near completion.
Eastern Conference clash reported but no game played
In a scrambled recap, Eastern teams Columbia-Macon and Charleston Seacreasens are mentioned with players Moore Carson Turner Fox and others. The text notes darkness halted play, with battery pairings listed and teams Rochester Buffalo Montreal iden 0s and scores varying as 110 000 00 to 101 006 0.
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Montreal
Ore City
Satrarost Herbst and
Kittredge
Moskman and
Vandergrift
Mob Rumors Stir Decatur Crowd Over Sheriff’s Wife
Reports from Decatur and Copenhill say calm returns as county officials work to catch perpetrators of recent crimes. Saturday's rumors sparked anger when reports claimed the assaulted Misses Lawrence were identified, prompting a jail search call. A committee and local authorities restrained the mob.
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Decatur
Copenhill
DeKalb County
Misses Lawrence
R. H. Ledford
Decatur Mvery Stable
A. Ragan
RACE RESULTS FROM SARATOGA AND WINDSOR MEETS
Saratoga and Windsor Ontario reports list multiple races with odds and outcomes. Water Grass won first at Saratoga with time 1:14.4, followed by Arctic and Go Between in later heats. At Latonia August 25 results show Liberty Mo and Friction among winners, with Horse names such as Falkland and Miladi noted in placements. Windsor’s afternoon card lists La Gloria winning first, with Charlie Eastman second.
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Arctic
Vox Popul
Sir Huon
Basmeon
Ostrich
Joe Saeed
Arelina
Canville
Grimaldi
Yankee Girl
Atona Latonia
Liberty Mo
Samnrida
Mansard
Roacoe
Toupee
Windsor
Ont
la Gloria
Chariie Eastman
Oul
American batters and scores from Savannao and Washington games
Fragmented sports note lists teams Savannao Jacksonville Washington and New York Cleveland with battery pairs and run totals. Mentions first and second games and a race results segment with horses Grip Emminola and Bank Holiday. Partial scores shown amid garbled OCR.
Explosion rocks Fossill ore mines near Bessemer
Special to The Georgian reports a terrific explosion at the Fossill ore mines twelve miles from Birmingham, felt in Bessemer at 1 pm. Window panes shattered, telephones down, rumored dynamite magazine blast with several possible deaths. Details are unclear as authorities confirm damage and casualties uncertain.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bessemer
Telere
Billboards Used in Alabama Campaign
Decatur Alabama reports heavy use of political cartoons across the county with both dispensary and anti dispensary advocates posting scenes. Campaign imagery shows a saloon and its alleged horrors with a drunk lying by the roadside. Election is set for Monday August 27.
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Decatur
Ala
Prosecution Aims At Gulf and Ship Island Road For Safety Lapses
Jackson Aug 26 The government plans to prosecute the Gulf and Ship Island Road for failing to equip the road with safety appliances as required by law. An affidavit has been sworn out by an official of the government, with a similar affidavit against the New Orleans and Northeastern road.
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Jackson
Miss
Gulf and Ship Island
New Orleans
Thirty Six Men in the County Police Force
Sheriff J Nelms urges to cut county police to six per district and name volunteers. a $500 reward proposed for those who assault white women. Board approves a plan to elect thirty six men and shift Atlanta headquarters policy. many applicants already in.
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J. Nelms
Nelms
Atlanta
Commission
Gainesville Man Is Fatally Shot Near Home
Gainesville Ga August 25 Henry B Cagle a prominent citizen was fatally shot near his home by an unknown assailant. Hearing a disturbance he went out toward his fowls and was shot down. Sheriff Crow and physicians rushed to the scene but no arrest had been made and recovery was not hopeful. Cagle's home lies near White Springs.
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Henry B. Cagle
Sheriff Crow
Cagle
Cagel
White Springs
Four Cuban Provinces Scenes of Fighting
Special Cabe-Copyright Havana Aug 25 That opposing forces in Pinar del Rio are in touch and have fought preliminaries to a general battle Government censorship makes verification hard Guerra concentrates 1600 to 2000 men plus small bands Government troops ambushed lost men killed and several wounded near Guanes reports of a battle near Guanes Two rebels killed by rurales near Quinican continued on page three
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Pinar del Rio
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Es Guanes
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