Big Send GEF for Thoras Gaffney in Juneau
Representative Thomas Gaffney departed Juneau on Saturday night en route to Nome after the session of the First Alaska Legislature. A large farewell rally filled the hall as crowds from Perseverous Island and nearby mines gathered to hear him review legislative acts benefiting laboring men and Alaska's future.
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Juneau
Thomas Gaffney
Seattle
Nome
Perseverous Island
Treadwell
Don
Gaffney
Legislative Assembly
Gatt Stie
Alaska
Convic
Hoy
Audie
Roosevelt to speak on direct primary in Buffalo May 31
Col Roosevelt arrives in Buffalo to advocate direct primary legislation. Kab Anderson of Flat City notes Corley Robinson sits between Nels Giants and Jerky Ford in the Hinust Hirle restaurant, details unclear.
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Buffalo
Col. Roosevelt Y Next
Kab Anderson
Corley Robinson
Nels Giants
Jerky Ford's
Hinust Hirle Restaurag
Notice of dissolution in mutual concession between Webber and McDermott
The notice states a prior agreement between Fred B. Webber and Mot. McDermott, existing before August 28, 1912, was dissolved by mutual consent on that date. M. J. McDermott signs the declaration, with a notice to parties owing tiew of Webber a Co. to appear in this paper.
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Webber A Co
Fred B. Webber
Mot. McDermott
M. J. McDermoty
Luther M Carthy Killed in Fight
Calgary May 31 Luther McCarthy died after a boxing match with Arthur Pelky at Tommy Burns arena. McCarthy collapsed in the first round from a jaw injury causing spinal hemorrhage. Pellky and promoter Burns faced manslaughter charges then bonds were posted. McCarthy left a wife and one child. arena burned the next day during the event.
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Calgary
Alberta
Tommy Burns
Luther McCarthy
Arthur Pelky
Pelkky
McCarthy
Ned Sium
Pellky
North Dakota
Roosevelt Libel Trial Near Verdict in Local Court
A jury in a local court trial over a libel claim by Theodore Roosevelt against editor Newell returned a verdict of six cents in favor of Roosevelt. The defense contends the article harmed Roosevelt’s reputation, while Newell admits backing the piece but expresses regret for the damage caused.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Newell
Roosevelt
Stii
Roosevelt Liberty
Mr. Roosevelt
Constitutional Amendment Row Effective
Washington May 31 President today proclaimed the amendment for direct election of United States senators is now effective. Proponents say the provision is ratified by more than the required number of states and the proclamation marks its enforcement.
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Washington
United States
Hay States
Senator Stilwell Sent to Prison for Bribery
New York reports State Senator Stephen J Stilwell who serves the 21st district was found guilty of attempted bribery after a sensational trial. He received a penitentiary sentence of four to seven years.
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New York
Stephen J. Stilwell
Letter writers sentenced to pen in Wilson letters case
Newark New Jersey May 31 Jacob Dunn and Seely Davenport two New Jersey farmers were found guilty after a trial lasting several days for sending threatening letters to Woodrow Wilson shortly after the November election.
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Newark
N. J
Jacob Dunn
Seely Davenport
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Notice of Forfeiture in Alaska Mining Claims
Multiple notices state that various heirs and coowners have expended labor and improvements totaling $100 on placer mining claims in Moore Creek Takotna District Alaska to hold the claims under annual labor laws. If others do not contribute their share within the mandated period, their interests will become the property of the undersigned, with publications spanning May 1913 to August 1913.
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Borieit
WML If
Heavey
Leo Demoskea
Tan Witie
Moore Cres de Takotia Tihing
Teeor Lng
Torrie Hh
Alaska
Witteh
Takotae
Uie
Lowner
LJ Jlwu
Wiest
Forfeiture Notice Hiltarod Alaska March 1015 a2
Forfeiture notice issued in Hiltarod Alaska directed to owners and claimants. It notes the seizure of property under impending action, requires filing claims by a stated period, and identifies the plaintiff and attorney handling the case. The notice cites the territory and reference to relevant statutes and publication dates.
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Hiltarod
Alaska
Ak Termine
A.D
Ballet
Wee Entger Daanes Truymerty
Jotaig Craw
Toe Roster
Minas Pieris
Iver
Saintes
Kurshekoiny
Muska
Geldelt
Ska
Hlitaroil Chas Ie
M. Visio
Tts
Notice of mining claim heirs and required expenditures
A. B. Currie announces that Yol. B. Connolly George Shaw Gordon Shea and Hen Smith as co-owners have failed to contribute their shares toward holding a placer mining claim on Otter Creek in Alaska. The notice requests payment within ninety days of service or publication, or the co-owner's interest will transfer to Currie. First publication April 5, 1913. Last publication July 3, 1913.
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B. Connolly
George Shaw
Gordon Shea
Hen Smith
Maska
Witel
United States
Alaska
Currie
A.D. Currie
Third Tier Bench placer claim notice in Otter Creek
This legal notice from Iditarod Alaska dated April 23 warns that RL B. Ell will claim sole ownership of the Third Tier Bench placer mining claim on Otter Creek if noncontributing coowners fail within ninety days to pay their share of 1912 labor and improvements totaling 3100. The notice cites Revised Statutes and the April 5 1913 publication dates with names Tom DeCamp Isadore Goldstein Julius Schrader P O Sundberg and BLN as coowners or interested parties.
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Iditatod
Alaska
Tom DeCamp
Tom Deny
Isadore Goldstein
Julius Schrader
P.O. Sundberg
BLN
Outer Creek
Otter Creek
Iditarod River
Otter Mining and Recording District
Alw
Aco
Notice to heirs on Takotna Mining claim expenditures
The notice informs Frank Hanks J t Whelin Leo Denmosica rt Domes Lu Edwards and J Whelan and their heirs assigns or personal representatives that required expenditures totaling 100 dollars per year will be made on the Empire association claim at Takotna Mining and Recording Diss inlet Territory of Alaska. If they do not contribute their share within ninety days after first publication, their interest will be subject to forfeiture to the undersigned co owner. First publication May 10 1913 Last publication August 9 1913
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Nance
Po Ten Demoska
BM. Whelan
Wmn. McNaughton
Edward Charlton
Teavey
F. Wiseman
K. L.jones
Iheit
Julia Association
Moore Creek
Takotua
Territory of
Alaska
Commissinne
Demosia
L. Jones
Whelan
FL Wiseman
Aries Rice
Win. McNaughton
J. W. Whelan
Republic Association Placer Miningain
Takotna
D Innet
Territory of Alaska
Takorna
Furst
Sayles
Gane Creek
Alusteas
Revised Statutes of the United Ssiels T Vibe
Jezie Opsgou
Iditarod Pioneer
Foe. Fuller
Our Lord
Page
Geo W. Albrecht
Svs. Peiward
Altus United States
Whelin
AL Walden
Chester
Blael Lao Demeskia
MT. Morrison
Oe Et Soni
Shakespeare Association Placer Mining Shuim
Maore
Thas Vukota Mining
Uiler
Ales Haa
Aidouinty Vireeu
Leo Dequoska
Win McNaughton
Hawaii
Giucer Aucvine
Muot
Creak
Lie
Tlne
Takeotna
Bey
Wadward Charlton
J. ML. Whelan
M. Whelan
J. L. Dunes
Wine Naughton
Lea Demoska
M . Teaves
IL Rhe Sim
Takoma Mini
Ferpitor
Massin
Vasily
Frank Hanks
J.t Whelin
Leo Denmosica
Rt Domes
Lu Edwards
J. Whelan
Empire Association
Diss Inlet
Jewel
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Toacco
King
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Springfield
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Merthy
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Roa
Iditarod Meat Co
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