Rockefeller Buys Times and Guggenheim Interests Rise
The Seattle Times is reported purchased by Rockefeller representatives, with Guggenheim ownership of the Post-Intelligencer confirmed. The merger ties major capitalists to Alaska copper regions, coalitions control transport, and influence North questions. Marine cholera restricts Manila shore leave as Admiral Sperry's squadron arrives.
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Admiral Sperry
Albany
Manila Bay
Seattle
Seattle Times
Rockefeller
Guggenheim
Post-Intelligencer
Guggenheims
the Times and Post-intelligencer
Wild rumor about Lawson death rattles eastern markets
A rumor regarding Lawson's death sparked a market frenzy in the eastern stock exchanges before being proven entirely false. The fleet stays through October 10 before a run to the naval coaling station for a fresh fuel supply.
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Naval Coaling Station
Penrose Facing Campaign Shakeup Over Trust Ties
Washington reports Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania may be ousted from campaign management under Taft’s policy to exclude associates of major trusts. Democrats cite his links to several large trusts amid pending government actions, a line echoed by Bryan in western talks against Dupont.
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Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
National Republican Committee
Colonel Dupont
Taft
Penrose
Bryan
Dupont
Alaska Judge Gunnison Expected to Win Reappointment
Judge R. A. Gunnison of the First Judicial division in Alaska is in Washington and believed certain of a new term. He held a lengthy conference with Attorney-General Bona parte about Northern affairs of the department.
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Washington
R. A. Gunnison
First Judicial Division
Alaska
Bonaparte
Bryan Spends Day at Home on Anniversary
Lincoln October 1 Bill Bryan rests at his home to mark the twenty fourth wedding anniversary before returning to campaign in Illinois Monday. He faces a tough proposition and continues his bid in the race.
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United Press Service
Lincoln
Bill Bryan
Illinois
Alaskan Woman Murdered in California
Mrs. White, an Alaskan resident and wife of a Northern man, was found murdered in a Pacific Grove apartment. Police have arrested J H Blocker on a murder charge, alleging a quarrel sparked the crime. Mrs. White had left her husband to live with Blocker and sought a divorce to wed him.
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Oarrel
Doctors Report Condition Not Immediate Fatal Risk
A physician states the patient remains seriously ill but not in immediate danger of death. The report notes no imminent fatal outcome while outlining ongoing medical concerns requiring monitoring and treatment.
Rumor of Thomas Lawson's Death Haunts Boston
In Boston on October 2 rumors spread that financier Thomas Lawson had died. Physicians denied the claim, saying Lawson is in a critical but not immediately fatal condition. Latest reports show his status unchanged from the prior day.
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Boston
Thomas Lawson
Lawson
Evans and other officers face court martial over misconduct
Lieutenant Frank Evans, son of a famed sea fighter, stands to face a court martial after another drunken incident following a Honolulu street brawl. He quit his post without leave, used profane language, and acted unbecoming an officer. Investigations may widen to include other fleet officers tied to the Australia visit.
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Manila
Frank Evans
Navy
Honolulu
Evans
Taft Confident Of Election Amid Omaha Tour
Taft, before leaving Omaha on October 2, declared he felt certain of election. He faced tremendous crowds on his tour as his speeches drew cheers. In a speech he stated opposition to injunctions executed without notice.
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Omaha
Taft
Perry removal details affirmed by justice department
Washington October 2 Official statement from the department of justice confirms the reasons for the removal of former Marshal Perry of the Third Alaska division. The notice supports rumors that Perry breached discipline by not dismissing Deputy Dillon when ordered by President Roosevelt.
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Perry
Alaska
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Dillon
Hutchinson Report Details Delays and Allegations in Tanana Electric Case
The receiver C A Hutchinson files a July 1 order required report amid claims of deceit and procrastination by outside interests. He cites attorney interference and lack of authority, notes a disbanded receiving firm, and outlines funding hopes and a 56 500 balance due on a blanket mortgage. He recalls Rotch’s March arrival, 23 000 in liabilities incurred, 6500 received to settle claims, and a plant test on August 6.
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Tanana Electric Company
Reid
J. E. Chilberg
Seattle
Rotch
Francis Rotch
Fairbanks
Chilberg
Hutchinson
Yukon Governor’s Father Dies in New Westminster
Alexander Henderson, aged father of Yukon’s Governor Henderson, died in New Westminster on October 1. A pioneer of British Columbia, he held a prominent role in business and provincial politics.
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New Westminster
B. C
Alexander Henderson
Henderson
Yukon Territory
British Columbia
Treasurer Sheldon Not a Trust Buster
United Press report from New York on October 2 states Chairman Mack of the Democratic National Committee questions Treasurer Sheldon of the Republican National Committee. Mack accuses Sheldon of benefiting from large corporate capital and questions his sincerity, suggesting his stance would favor trusts for personal profit.
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New York
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Taylor Murder Case To Be Tried By Special Judge
United Press reports Governor Wilson will appoint a special judge to try former Governor Taylor in the Goebel murder case. A venue change is likely. the trial is set soon after the November election when Taylor plans to return to Kentucky. John T. Sheldon of Lexington is mentioned as the likely appointee.
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Louisville
Wilson
Taylor
Goebel
Kentucky
John T. Sheldon
Lexington
Eoraker Ready to Stand Trial
Senator Eoraker declares Hearst charges of bribery by Standard Oil are baseless and "trumpery" and says he will face court if the case proceeds. He insists on proving his innocence and seeks government prosecution for the accusations.
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Eoraker
Hearst
Cincinnati
Foraker
Standard Oil Company
Standard of Company
Eastern Fans See Hut Finish
New York holds her lead but cannot widen the margin as Pittsburg beats St. Louis 7 1 and New York defeats Philadelphia 7 2. Chicago tops Cleveland 2 0 while Detroit stays four points ahead of Cleveland.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Fairbanks Flame Hose Moves to Garden Island Union Hall
The Fairbanks Flame Hose company relocates from the old fire department area to the Union Hall building on Garden Island.
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Fairbanks Flame Hose Company
Fire Department
Union Hall
Garden Island
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