McKenzie Denies Nome Receivership Rumors From Lane Faction
Alexander McKenzie declares reports of his Nome receivership tied to Lane backers are false. He explains he became receiver for five claims under court order after meeting Judge Noyes but says he acted only when required and that his operations have cut costs and increased cleanups, with Discovery claim profits noted. The piece also covers political angles, attacks by the Lane group, and the broader Nome reception of Noyes’s arrival as a new era begins.
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Minneapolis Journal
United States
Lane
Alexander McKenzie
Seattle
Judge Noyes
Albert Noyes
Alaska
Klondike
Capt. McCormack
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Lindeberg
Fim
Discovery
Nome
McKenzie
Noyes
McKensie
New Nome
Woods
0. H. Wheeler
Wheeler
St. Lawrence
Judge
Golden Gate Hotel
N Nome
Johnson
Cleveland
Pioneer Mining Company
Lindeberg, Lindblom, Brynston
Tacoma Today
Noyce
United States Circuit Court
Robert Chinns
Lindblom
Rynston
Anvil
Mateo
Qwi
McKengie
Jaret
Lindeberg Et al
C.D. Lane
Altough
Sheldon Jackson
Reindeer Station
May Come West in Train Tour for 1904 Election
Chicago dispatch reports Chairman Henna arriving from the east to discuss finances with Secretary Heath. He repeats his charge of alleged deals between Bryan and Croker and says he will stump Nebraska and South Dakota, possibly extending to other western states. He claims to know whereof he spoke despite denials.
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Chicago
Henna
Heath
National Committee
Nebraska
South Dakota
Bryan
Croker
Admiral Kempf Denies Villalobos Captured
Washington dispatch from Cavite denies reports that the gun boat Villalobos was captured at Marinduque. The message also refutes the capture of Shields and his company.
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Washington
Admiral Kempf
Cavite
Villalobos
Mar- Induque
Shields
Forest Fire Damage and Fishery Expansion in North Dakota
W W Barrett reports on U S Forestry Division progress amid legislature indifference, noting four-section leadership under J W Toomey with assistants Clothier and Hall. He highlights Turtle Mountains timber losses, hopes for afforestation, and promotes lakes for fish culture in the region alongside growing U S forestry outreach and practical planting efforts.
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Eastern Tribune
U.S. Forestry Division
Bureau of Information
Ina Uraach
United States
J. W. Toumey
Spee Planting
Desige L. Clothier
W. L. Hall
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Toomey
Clothier
Agricultural College
State of
Kansas
My Salf
Turtle Mountains
Fish Lake
Gilead
Tribuns
Lal M Boshe
Willow Lake
Wish Tak
Wang
U. S. Forestry Working
W. W. Barrett
Department of Irrigation, Forestry and Fish
Churchsberry
N. D
Guarding the Gold in Nome Mine Dispute
Gunsmen from opposing factions and U S soldiers guard about 200000 in gold taken from Discovery claim as receivership fights extend. Judge Noyes delayed actions during an appeals order while affidavits threaten contempt citations. McKenzie seeks interpretation of the order. Judge Noyes will relocate to Tacoma for the winter.
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NOME
Tacoma
Wash
United States
Alex McKenzie
Circuit Court of Appeals
Noyes
Court of Appeals
Discovery
McKenzie
McKensie
British Troops Suffer 20 Killed in Boer Ammunition Explosion
At Koomahpoort on October 1 British troops destroying Boer ammunition suffered a fatal blast that killed twenty Gordon Highlanders. A parade review was interrupted when a train collided with cattle, injuring many passengers.
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Koomahpoort
Gordon Highlanders
Washburn party returns from coal country trip
General Washburn and party return by special train from Wilton to Minneapolis after three days near Wilton, Washburn, Coal Harbor. They tour coal fields and farms in McLean County, report rising output with better machinery, and plan spring work to extend the road to Washburn and southern Soo link. The Soo shows interest in coal fields and northern trade, with Braddock branch reaching Bismarck.
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Washburn
Wilton
Minneapolis
Mra
Wash- Wit
Ag Mra
W. D. Washburn
Merril
Crane and Coon
Coon
Washurn
Coal Harbor
McLein County
Missouri Slope
Gener Washburn
Soo
Twin Cities
The
Farmers Ready to Lease Lands Despite Poor Crops
Deputy State Land Commissioner Merrick reports robust cash readiness among farmers in the Red River valley to lease land for fall work. Leasings this fall likely fall about 20 percent from last year, but total state income remains strong. Threshing is delayed by rains. flax yields may drop as berries drop and straw rots. Political shifts please residents with the Republican ticket realignment and Major White’s candidacy. Meanwhile a big fire in Williamsport destroyed Layton’s shoe factory with losses around 300000.
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Merrick
Red River Valley
Mr. Merrick
Trust County
Republic Tan State
Major White
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M'Kenzie
Hanna
States
New York State
Ner Barrett
Washburn Party
General Washburn
Messrs Merrill, Coon and
Crane
O. K
Williamsport
Layton
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