Government ownership and private control in railways debated
A broad wired clipping discusses subscription rates for a publication and argues against government ownership, claiming private managers would sabotage services. It cites railways telegraphs telephones and the post office as examples and contrasts labor costs beets and bread prices, plus social views on marriage and race. It weaves editorial opinions from various papers including Los Angeles Times and City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmeat
Teft
Sill
Peivare
Maximillian Harden Likely First German Ambassador to Washington
Hainburg based Frem denblatt reports Maximillian Harden, famed editor, will likely become the first ambassador of the German republic to Washington, a pivotal post as relations with the United States unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxie
Copenhagen
Fremdenblatt
Hainburg
Maximillian Harden
German Republic
Washington
WICK COMING NORTH and Alaska delegate contest remarks
Judge Wickersham arrived from Washington en route to Alaska to prepare evidence for the delegate election dispute. Grigsby answers charges, asserts Salzer's plurality and certificate, accuses alien voting and restricted ballots, committee on elections to review. Separately, a two-stockholder venture plans fur trading this year with 4 representatives to Vladivostok next fall to expand Siberian operations.
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Paule
Wickersham
Washngton
Alaska
Andre Wickersham
Charles A. Salzer
Washington
Grigsby
Wiesham
Hiter
Charles A. Salver
Sulzer
Congress
Me. Grigsby
Siberian Commercial Company Buys Gedney for Far East Trade
The steamship Gedney, bought by the newly formed Siberian Commercial Company based in Seattle and Bremerton, will sail to St Lawrence Bay Siberia to establish a fur trading post. The venture, backed by about fifty local investors including twelve longtime Alaskans, plans a 40 000 dollar cargo, with 25 stockholders to be accommodated aboard. Louis C Stringer serves as president and James A Boone as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Vladivostok
Siberia
Siberian Commercial
Gedney
U.S
St. Lawrence Bay
Seattle Times
New Siberian Company
Seattle
Bremerton
St. Lawrenc Bay
Louis C. Stringer
Cordova and Chitina
James A. Boone
Flu Predicted and Methods Claimed as Effective
Dr Charles H. Duncan of New York warned the Allied Medical Association of America that an influenza epidemic is likely to spread nationally this year, in contrast to last year. He asserted a method exists and is used by members who have treated many cases without losses. Davis Runyon, Waechter Bros. Meat Co. auditor, arrived for town events, then departed for Yukon river settlements after business.
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Charles H. Duncan
New York
Allied Medical Association of America
Duncan
Davis Runyon
Waechter Bros. Meat Co
Yukon-river
Mr. Runyon
Pioneer
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Holtaro
Bloneer
Arthur Brismur
Chicago
Wottien
Onas City
Enville Piedmont
Nthe Nets
Tobe
Lereom
Los Angeles Times
Max Simes
Pioneer Trader
Tolatoi
L. C. Thornton
Iditarod
J. W. Farrell
General Merchandise Discovery
Otter
Pioneer Sheet Metal Works
Yukon
Mutchler Bros
Jas. E. Fullerton
General Merchandise Flat
Tom
WICK
Kentucky
Uchigan
George Woodruff Albrecht
Iditarod, Alaska
Chas. E. Taylor
First Avenue
BR. Moore
H. Behla
Behla Hospital
Flat
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