Secretary Fisher Returns From Alaska Trip
Secretary of the Interior Fisher arrived in Seattle from an Alaska tour aboard the revenue cutter Tahoma. He rejected claims of dissatisfaction with Controller Day and denied poor Alaska coal quality while outlining limited policy ideas on coal leasing versus direct government operation. Government officials accompanied him on the voyage, with visits to Cordova, Valdez, and Skagway highlighting mining and development prospects.
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Seattle
Fisher
Alaska
Alusti
Gommerelss Club
Pg United States
Gay
Alaska Coal
Alacha
Fogree
Katella
Cordova
Valdez
Benard
Walter B. Clark
Interior
Guggenheim
Morgan- Guggenheim
Seward
Fairbanks
Admiral Sampson
Katalla
Hering River
Cruiser for protection in China amid missionary threats
Following an American's murder in Woo Sung the State Department ordered U S cruisers to protect Americans in the total area of Soxe Chen China where missionaries face threats. American Charge d Affaires Wil Minnis in Peking reports unrest as people refuse to pay taxes and many places are closed.
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Washington, Sept
Woo Sung
State Department
Soxe Chen
China
Wil- Minnis
Pekin
Peonie
Money Trusts and Industrial Servitude Debate
United Press Leased Wire reports Hostox September speech by Mooney and Samuel Untermeyer. They argue that concentrated wealth in finance endangers industrial liberty by using public money to impose industrial servitude, calling the money trust a subtler but more dangerous influence than other trusts.
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United Press
Hostox
Mooney Samuel
Fire on ammunition ship in Brooklyn Navy Yard
A fire was discovered aboard a vessel at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York on September day. Sailors were assigned to unloading coal amid the blaze as a large ammunition cargo remained aboard the ship.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
License Not For Bar 26 Miles Long
A garbled report discusses licensing issues around rail traffic and bar operations, mentioning Aud tor Swotrard and Auditor Swotford Jn. It notes a potential requirement to obtain county license for selling liquor on railroad property and disputes whether a single permit suffices for multiple stretches. The case involves the Shasta Trusted ail and a variety of unnamed entities.
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Baynes
Cuehalls
Orono Waehington Railroad & Navigetion Co
Hkgiop
Shasta
Qatar
Regulay County
Saad
Swotford Jn
Buyton ‘Aso
Amd
Amd Ag
Millar Heenko
Mr and Mrs Tom Sopwith arrive in this country
The English aviator Tom Sopwith and his wife, both associated with a water trust, travel to this country amid concerns over potential danger from a 20-year gunr threat.
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Tom Sopwith
Grand Duke Alexis Will One Day Rule Vast Russia
The article notes Alexis, born August 12 1004, as heir to a czar’s throne, foreseeing a Russia of about 200 million. It highlights dangers of czarist rule, including assassinations, and mentions his father as an enthusiastic amateur photographer.
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Grand Duke
Alexis
RAND
Alenis
Russia
Rusali
Albee Explains 10 PC Beaufort Audit and Rail Rule
Supl Albee of the Northern Pacific Railroad visited Chelin yesterday to justify rights for his company. He criticized a corporation for serving liquor in the diner and stated the railroad would sell the products, but patrons must drink off site.
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Supl
Albee
Northern + Pacific Railroad
Chelin @ hs
Inatieeg PLC
Uesntort
Hainnani Hill
Seorthort Pacific Conduecor
Hill
Beaufort
Altea
Beantfort
Decisive Action Delayed by Harriman Conference
Delegates from shops of the Harriman system were gathered in San Francisco awaiting action on recognition of the federation. Delays hinder the arrival of some delegates and final decisions are expected by tomorrow or Monday on Krittachnitz's refusal to recognize the federation.
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United Press
SAN Prancisco
Harriman
Tela
Anlegates
Deelaiyea
Jog Krittachnltz
Calling Man a Liars Profanity Sparks City Arrest
Sept 8 Dunbar a demonstrator at a tire shop was arrested after complaints from Prosecuting Attorney Buxton of loud profane language in the streets. He was arraigned before a judge and fined three dollars plus costs amid debate over whether calling a man a liar counts as profanity.
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FR & Wunbar
New Spring Tire
J. R. Buxton
Dunbar
Mrs Sage 83 Celebrates Birthday With Philanthropy
Mrs Sage 83 receives a flood of congratulatory messages at her home as friends note her longevity and continue to support charity causes. The widow dedicates time to reviewing charitable applications and reports from colleges, hospitals, and institutions aided by her generosity.
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Lawringoe
T. 1
Sep
S-Mally
Anseell Cage
Sage
Hanes
Sedx
Red haired burglar robs Centralia store
A mysterious red haired bandit raided McNitt Twardmore Company store in Centralia, stealing about $500 in cash and hardware items. Clues include a pocket comb with red hair and a screwdriver. Police linked thief to area cities and warned nearby authorities to arrest suspects attempting to sell loot.
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Centralia
McNitt Tlardmore Company
Washington Rated Most Healthful State in Nation
The Census department states Washington leads the nation in healthfulness with a 1910 death rate of ten per thousand. The US average is 13 per thousand, while New England has the least healthful record, with New Hampshire at 17 per thousand.
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Washington
DB. C
of Washington
Census Department
United States
New England
New Hampshire
Union
Denies Engagement To Sullege In Chehalis Case
Sept 3 Miss Julia Gauthy, the young woman of this city, denied rumors that she was engaged to August Sullece, the wagoner killed in the Superior mine at Chehalis Wednesday. She stated this morning there was never any marriage intention and has known Sullece for years.
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Julia Gauthy
August Sullece
Chehalis
Genthy
Sullece
John E. Parsons Former Counsel Condemns Sherman Law
John E. Parsons former counsel of the Sugar Trust denounces the Sherman Antitrust Act, arguing the law harms legitimate commerce and damages lawful business operations in ongoing debates over federal regulation.
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Sugar Trust
Illinois Central Men Strike Looms as Locals Prepare
Illinois Central shopmen announce preparations for a possible Monday strike. The executive committee has set headquarters and assigned officers, with a decision expected after tomorrow's machinists meeting on strike benefits and authorization.
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Chicago
Unoig Central Shopmen's System Federation
Ohio graft exposure targeted in state corruption probe
In Columbus a conference between Attorney General Hogan and county officials is set to reveal Cal. Rodney Drexel’s promised confession regarding corruption in the Ohio Legislature. Diegel may receive mercy and likely avoid prison, with alleged involvement of prominent figures, lobbyists, and several senators.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tomorow
Hogan
Cal
Rodney Drexel
Diegel
Huff
Batter County
Cellone
Daytey
Vice
Hans
yWichseaph
Gragt
Ryan
Oren
Wisp of Hair Only Clew to Murderer
Portland authorities report an autopsy on Mrs. Wehrman's body found no evidence of an external attack on the victim or her child. The case remains unsolved as officers pursue leads and await further examination to identify a suspect and possible motive.
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Portland
Ore
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Ancock
Amerleanreas Annunciation
McNitt Store
John E. Parsons
Dthertead Teese Association
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