Puget Sound Home of Rich Resources and Growth
Everett emerges as a pivotal harbor with forested valleys, mills, quarries, and factories. The piece extols Puget Sound as a premier landlocked port, highlights Everett’s rail link, lumber and shipbuilding industries, and climate favorable to farming and settlement. Leon Stevens signs as the source.
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Shaippi
Everett Mills
Mississippi
Everett
Puget Sound
Snohomish
Stillaguamish
Skagit
Great Northern Railway
Orient
Alaska
Sound
Mis
Olympic Range
Cascades
Ranier
Baker
Everett Land Company
Wash
Leon Stevens
Telegraphers Peculiar Penmanship Revealed by Hand Style
An expert telegrapher’s writing shows a distinctive speed driven style. Observers note hand muscles used for 30 to 50 words a minute shape a unique script. A postal card’s date position hints the writer’s railroad office background and early training.
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Pittsburg
Alaska salmon industry faces decline from overfishing
The Alaska salmon trade, supporting five thousand workers with many steam vessels and boats, is threatened by overfishing and destructive methods, while the note mentions Georgia lacks a state prison.
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Alaska
Rioting at Omaha Over Rail Dispute Boosts Kelly’s Army
Omaha Council Bluffs and South Omaha mobilize for Kelly's army as citizens, led by women, paraded to Rock Island and Union Pacific depots and attempted to derail a train bound for Weston. Rail officials refuse transport citing public safety while Gov Jackson blamed for inaction.
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Omaha
Council Buffs
South Omaha
Kelly
Friends
Council Bluffs
Persia
Underwood
Milwaukee Company
Bluffa
Neola
Bayless Park
Council Bluff
Ben
Herman
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Nick Wicks
George Wicks
Papa
Weston
Kelly, Agent Whittenden
West Switch
Kellyites
Chittenden
Cegroner
Union
United States
Hilliard
Workingmen's Army
R. B
Cabl
Marvin Hughitt
Ronwell Miller
Chicago
Couvell Bluffs
Citizens Committee
Tichnor
Cern
R. HK. Cable
Rok
Gov. Jackson
Hughitt
Chicago and Northwestern
Earling
Industrial Army bill seeks 700000 volunteers for public works
Washington lawmakers push a plan to enlist 700,000 men for a one year term as industrial volunteers. The troop would work on canals, rivers, harbors and roads, clothed fed and paid like soldiers, funded by Treasury notes. Proposals include replacing worn notes and retiring bank currency to sustain funds. Coxey’s commonweal marches face toll gate friction and mixed local reactions as movements spread from Hagerstown to Helena and Indianapolis recruiting centers report new recruits.
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Washington, D. C
Davis
Kan
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Treasury
Welfer
Coxey
Army of the Commonweal
Senate
Hawley
Sens
Alen
Nebraska
Cuptit
House
Boeni
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Committee On
Tolla
Browne
Hager Town
Washington
Severe storms devastate Mionagota and Lincoln County areas
Severe electrical storms caused damage across Mionagota with four houses demolished in Lincoln County Oklahoma by a cyclone. Several people were injured as a result.
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Arlefiota
Mionagota
Lincoln County
Oklahoma
Savings Bank
Ttr
Michigan Supreme Court
St. Cloud
Minn
Great Northern
Lucy Rosertt
William Michael Rossetti
Ford Maddox Brown
Ban Remo
Italy
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Pugetsound
America
Puget Bound
Cortez
Pizarro
Monte Cristo
Erea
Bermuda
Bermudas
Atlantic Islands
British Isles
Midland
Pacific
Everett Harbor
Cascade Mts
Olympic Mts
Georgia
Corey
Hogan
Helena
Mont
Butte
Northern Pacific
Gov. Richards
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Ind
Frye
Nike
Colchester
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Beteter
Jimes Cox
Centerville
Wis
All Druggtats
da. Krimen & Co
Binanauton, N
Neftjork
Chicago St Louis RR
Buffalo
Palace Buffet
Nen Yuk
Horner
Pamenger
Cleveland D
Ely
Aero
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