United States Leads World in Manufactures Value
New York March 2 United States manufactures have doubled in value since 1900 per 1915 census returns published by the National City Bank foreign trade department. 1914 output reached $24 billion, vs 1900's under $12 billion. exports in 1915 totaled $1.784 billion, higher than Britain at $1.59 billion. Wage earners up about 7 percent since 1910, with payrolls up 19 percent. capital in manufacturing up 25 percent since 1910. output value up about 7 percent.
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New York
Manus
United States
Foreign Trade Department
National City Bank
Germany
Great Britain
France
Ges
A Fairbanks Romance Ends In Quiet Nuptials
Miss Violet Hess from Pedro Creek and Charles Thompson wed at a church in Fairbanks after a lengthy romance tied to the Hess family holdings at the Migpah mine. A reception followed at 7 o clock with the couple then touring the Fairbanks creek head and local quartz mining operations before honeymooning.
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Fairbanks
Violette Vo
H. Lumpkin
Mad Charles
Thompson Fendants
Max Pala
Hess
Wood
Pedro Creek
Fairbanks Creek
Migpah
Sy-nods
Four Indictments Against Edward Krause
Four indictments returned by the federal grand jury charge Edward Krause with forgery in Seattle and Juneau cases. Indictments span Aug 16 1913 to Oct 23 1915 and allege forged bank documents, mortgages, and notes connected to Yamamoto and Plunkett. If convicted on all counts, Krause faces life imprisonment.
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Edward Krause
Federal Grand
Krause
Juneau
James A. Siniser
Krauce
K. Yamamoto
Dexter Horton Bank of
Seattle
I. Yamamoto
Petersburg
K. Yamanoto
Yamamoto
Dexter Horton Bank
Vancouver
B.C
Hart
JO. Plunkett
Hobart Bay
Plunkett
Wrangell
Krauser Petersburz
Kraymnoltickand
Krav
Anchorage Boosts Through Inlet Dams Ocean Outlets
A fragmentary report cites O B Wark in the Seattle Times March 25 noting Anchorage to South Seas overland to Seattle by boat. It describes Anchorage as a key products outlet and transportation hub, with ongoing population and terminus discussions shaping local growth.
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Cook Inlet
O. B. Wark
Seattle Times
Anchorage
Seaviles Overland
Sentheth
Tyterior
Art of Basket Making Described by Native Girl
Native girl describes coast Indigenous women basket making from root gathering to weaving. Roots, bark, and resin are prepared by open fire, sun, and careful handling. Weaving begins with a large root, expanding into a finished basket, with pattern added using colored straw and roots.
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Don Dacks
Sehond
Sith
Pic
Alleged labor leaders charged with treason in London
London March 28 Dr Christopher J Addison parliamentary under secretary said organized policy by Clyde workers committee aimed to halt munition production. He warned strikes on Clyde could be charged as treason and tied to aiding the king's enemies. Trade union leaders denounced the strikes as unrelated to industrial conditions.
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London
Christopher J Addison
Prliamentary
House of Evnmens
Derby
Tilts Reneeary
The
Amelamated Society For Service
Addi
Clyde Workers’ Committee
Clyde
Ostlitwery
Trebizond in the focus of Russian adventure and empire recall
The article traces Trebizond from its medieval rise under Alexius Comnenus to the 1461 fall before Mahmoud II, noting its role as a Byzantines era hub and its transformation under Ottoman rule, with Trebizond now seen in the context of broader Eastern politics and religious shifts.
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Seattle Post Intelligencer
Europe
Asia
Poland
Asia Minor
Trebizond
Nance
Jay
Prebizond
Alexius Comnenus
Seljuks
Cardinal Bessarion
Black Sea
Comneni
Mahmoud II
Big fleet of steamships to operate in North
In Seattle and Alaska trade a vast fleet will run regular services this summer. Officials announce a record number of vessels from Alaska Steamship, Pacific Alaska Navigation, Pacific Coast and Border Line Transport to Seattle routes to Nome, St Michael, and Southeast Alaska. The Alaska Steamship Co adds Alaska Bonnin Boston and Eureka to reach fifteen ships in northern service. The mix includes the Dora and others on Seward routes with new charters and expanded routes across the Northland trade.
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Seattle
Alaska
Northland
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Europe
Oilreighs
Alaska Steamship Company
Pacife Alaska Navigation Company
Pacific Coast Steamsip Company
Border Line
Southeatern
Estorm Aleka
Nome
St Michael
Bonnin Boston
Eureka
Alaska Steanchippany
Marpinis
Ala Northwestern
Beanington
Latovehe
Mureka
Redonda
Dora
Cordova
Santa Ana
Victoria
Jedfreon
Dolphin
Seward
Orie
Tnider
Tome & Co
M. Hl, Tracy & Co
New York
Alaskapa
Ste Evans
Wateon
Adgiral Clark
Adrs
Nortitiel
Border Line Transportation Company
Minka Feet
Kuskokwim
Arctic
Belvedere
Nor Cartier
Mat anuska Coal Used Along Government Line
Matanuska coal is being delivered to the government line as the track extends. Contracts total 4,000 tons to Moose Creek. Dousherty may miss 3,900 tons due to trail breakdown. Laduke will deliver 2,000 tons. Fresh Olympia and Eastern Oyster sell at $1.50 per can. Iditarod Meat Co.
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Oliver Laduke
Olympia
Iditarod Meat Co
Mother's Pantry Shelf and War Daffodils Intertwine
A memory rich fragment recalls a girl and boy in wartime trenches trading jokes about daffodils and acorns as Louis Globe-Democrat notes two regiments returning to the front. Hidden pantry delights from a mother's shelf evoke scent and nostalgia amid conflict.
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Prince
Louis Globe-Demncrat
Special Term Of Court Notice In Alaska Territory
Notice states a special term of the district court for Alaska Territory Fourth Division will convene at the United States courthouse in Nome on June 8, 1918, to review all pending matters and conduct any business as required with clerk and seal in attendance.
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District Court
Notice of Forfeiture for Chicken Creek placer claim
Notice to Whamers and assignees that expenditures on the Chicken Association placer claim on Chicken Creek Otter precinct Fourth Territory of Alaska must meet annual labor requirements by December 6 and December 10. If within ninety days after publication no contribution is made, the placer mining claim becomes property of the subscriber who has made the required expenditures. First publication April 5, 1914.
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Chicken Association
Chicken Creek
de Teibutany
Bonanza Creek
Otter Prectnet
Alaski
Onder Fir
United Fates
Sahd Sue Ton
Placer mining claims tied to Flat Creek head in Alaska
Notice records that Walrad Matte Baird and Charles Iovsie and heirs have expended 915 dollars in 1914 and 1950 in labor and improvements on placer mining claims known as the Haimhew Arsuriatin and adjacent Kaimbow association areas in the Fourth division of Alaska. Certificates of location appear in Book 1, Location 348 and Book 1 Location 318. Deadline for contribution is ninety days after publication. non payment transfers ownership to co-owners who covered expenditures. First publication April 6, last publication December 8.
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Walrad
Matte Baird
Charles Iovsie
Witt
Tie Haimhew Arsuriatin
Flat Creek
Aluka
Montana
Saul Preeitet
United States
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R. C. Button
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OUR Bet
the Grand and
Faurerfier Bros
Hurst Cigar Store
Pipes and Tobaccos
Westover
Victor Phonograph
J. A. Nelson
Sisianos
Id Tarod
Fiat City
Grand Bar
Gibson Rye
Juan DE Fuca
Marc Antony
Finnegan & Caneron
Shubert
A. B. Shubert, Inc
Smenao
V. SA
Caribou St
Bet
Black and Willow Sts
Jeb Printing St Pioneer Office
San Francisco
California
Sacramento River
Oroville
Cal
Ushi
Ailiated Colleges’ Museum
Ishi
Matanuska
Government
Mother’s Pantry
Loften
Boston
Stice
Cutter
N. C. Co. Sele
N. C. Co
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