Population gains mark Washington census totals in 1900s report
The state bureau of statistics reports population growth from the 1900 census to last July 759,687, with Seattle leading cities at 121,813 and Tacoma 59,799. Western counties show strong rises due to irrigation, notably Yakima 96.5 and Franklin 63.4 percent, while eastern counties like Douglas 116.8 and Whitman 63.6 rise sharply.
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Tacoma
Spokane
Bellingham
Everett
Walla Walla
Yakima
Franklin
Douglas
Whitman
Adams
Asotin
Chelan
Whatcom
Snohomish
Roosevelt to push Alaska representation in Congress
President Roosevelt plans to recommend Alaska representation in Congress in his coming message. Representative Cushman, after visiting Alaska, says he will urge passage of a delegate bill and may introduce a bill for a territorial form of government. He also proposes funding for hatcheries, roads, buildings, a national game reserve, a military post at American Lake, and reorganizing Washington into two judicial districts.
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Cuban Senate Backs National Lottery Bill
Havana reports the Cuban senate passed the national lottery bill by a large majority. The measure would begin within seventy days after promulgation and permits the president to issue rules for operation. Opponents were absent. house passage is believed likely. Senators favor the lottery to ease tax difficulties per public wishes.
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Pickpocket Gang Busted At Union Depot
Four of five Eastern pickpockets with penitentiary records were arrested at Seattle Union Depot as crowds boarded a Northern Pacific train to Portland. Three were caught red handed and the fourth detained on Fireet avenue. one suspect remained at large. Two detainees reportedly followed the presidential party on its Western tour last spring. Washington reports show internal revenue receipts of $592,033 for Washington state and $17,404 for Alaska. Oregon receipts were $203,238.
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Cardinal Gotti Names Milwaukee Archbishop Candidate
Rome reports Cardinal Gotti submitted Bishop Messmer of Green Bay Wisconsin as the propaganda’s choice for archbishop of Milwaukee to succeed the late Archbishop Katzer. The pope ratified the nomination.
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Supreme Court Weighs Chinese Exclusion Act Reach on Bail
The Supreme Court weighs seven Chinese cases from the Eastern District of New York on extradition and bail. The 1902 Exclusion Act faces scrutiny over its treaty obligations and potential curtailment of deportation and proof requirements. The decision could affect how the act is applied to resident Chinese in deportation proceedings.
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Alaska Copper Company Wins Bonanza Mine Title Suit
Judge Wickersham in Valdez confirms Alaska Copper Company’s title to the Bonanza mine on the Copper River 160 miles from Valdez. The decision may lead to a railroad from Valdez into Copper River country as Havemeyers back the company. Litigation included extensive cross‑country testimony and even Philippine depositions.
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Cleveland declines fourth nomination for presidency
Former President Cleveland says in a Chicago Chronicle interview he will not seek a fourth term. He notes he delayed speaking to avoid influencing Democratic sentiment and insists his reasons will be clear to thoughtful observers.
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Appointments for Inspector of Surveyors General
Washington November 30 Henry T Bennett of Indiana has been appointed inspector of surveyors general and district land offices.
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Henry T. Bennett
Indiana
Masculine handshake replaces the feminine kiss in social custom
An opinion piece traces how kisses between women fell out of fashion and were replaced by handshakes. It notes earlier cheek kisses and then public avoidance of warmth, with handshakes praised as a diplomatic greeting, while preserving affection among women in a modern, hygienic era.
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Baltimore News
Rhode Island's cherished bird and its famed fishhawk
Rhode Island praises the fishhawk as the state’s best-loved bird with strong protection during nesting. Barrington, Warren and Bristol host nests, while Long Island Sound hosts a notable coastal site on a spindle reef. The piece notes dramatic nesting locations and a life lease held by a resident pair.
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Bristol
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New York
Drum Captured at Bunker Hill Relic in New Bedford
A snare drum of British make linked to the Battle of Bunker Hill and Revolutionary War actions is now owned by the Richard A. Pierce Post in New Bedford Massachusetts. Its history traces to an English soldier killed at Bunker Hill and to Levi Smith, a drummer in a Rhode Island company.
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Bunker Hill
Richard A. Pierce
Grand Army of the Republic
New Bedford
Mass
Israel Smith
Levi Smith
Rhode Island
Young Smith
Golden Eagles Increasing in Scottish Highlands
In the Scottish Highlands the golden eagles are increasing thanks to the work of large landowners pursuing preservation. Busy men often have little time to notice this positive change in the wildlife.
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