United States Leads World in Value of Manufactures
New York March 2 An analysis of the 1915 census returns shows US manufacturing output for 1914 at about 24 billion dollars, doubling since 1900. The United States now leads global production and exports, with 1915 exports around 1.784 billion, surpassing Britain’s 1.59 billion. wage earners, wages, capital, and output all show notable gains since 1910.
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United States
New York
Manus
Foreign Trade Department
National City Bank
Germany
Great Britain
France
Ges
A Fairbanks Romance Draws Deck Of Elopement News
A Fairbanks Intelligencer item describes Miss Violet te vo WL H Lumpkin marrying Charles Thompson after a church ceremony. The couple hosted a reception at 19 o'clock and then toured the Migpah mine area near Pedro Creek. Hess, a part owner, is noted as one of the few producing quartz mines in the Fairbanks district. The couple will visit their home soon.
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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 Reported
Four indictments charging forgery were returned against Edward Krause by the federal grand jury in Petersburg. The forged documents span 1913 to 1915 and tie Krause to bank forgeries and a mortgage scheme connected to Yamamoto. Authorities say Krause, linked to multiple murders in the Juneau district, faces life terms if convicted on all counts.
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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 Inlet Projection Shapes Coastal Trade
Anchorage, described by O B Wark in the Seattle Times, is noted as a major outlet for the interior region. The article mentions travel by boat, overland routes, and the growing population drawing workers and goods to the area, highlighting its strategic role in regional shipping and development.
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Cook Inlet
O. B. Wark
Seattle Times
Anchorage
Seaviles Overland
Sentheth
Tyterior
Art of Basket Making From Native Girl Described
A palive eighth grader revisits coastal Indigenous basketry. The article explains root selection, gathering by rowboat, plant processing, drying, and weaving methods. It documents root stripping, steam handling, and pattern weaving with colored straw and roots to form baskets.
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Don Dacks
Sehond
Sith
Pic
Alleged labor leaders charged with treason in Britain
London report says Dr Christopher J Addison warned the Clyde workers committee sought to disrupt munition production. He stated the group aimed to halt work at gun factories, risking charges of high treason for aiding enemies. Trade union leaders condemned 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 long arc of empire and war
In a Seattle Post Intelligencer analysis the article recalls Trebizond’s storied medieval glory under Alexius Comnenus, its stand against Seljuks and Ottomans, and its fall in 1461 to Mahmoud II. The piece frames Trebizond’s shifting fate within the broader Russian and European power dynamics and the region’s enduring Christian history amid Muslim rule.
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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
Seattle post reports a record Alaska service expansion with a fleet of about thirty steamers on regular Seattle to Alaska routes this summer. Alaska Steamship Co adds the Alaska Bonnin Boston and Eureka to reach fifteen Northern trade vessels. The Pacific Coast and Border Line join in, including ships Spokane City of Seattle and Humboldt, with new schedules and canneries, freight ships, and river craft backing the Northland trade. A survivor of the Yahi tribe, Ishi, dies in San Francisco at about sixty.
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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
San Francisco
California
Sacramento River
Oroville
Cal
Ushi
Ailiated Colleges’ Museum
Ishi
Matanuska Coal Moves To Government Line In Alaska
Seward April 10 Coal from the Matanuska field is being sent along the Matanuska branch line for locomotive use as soon as the track extension is ready. Contracts total 4,000 tons to Moose Creek. Dousherty may miss part of his 3,900 ton order due to trail break up while Laduke will fulfill 2,000 tons. Fresh Olympia and Eastern Oyster $1.50 per can. Iditarod Meat Co.
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Oliver Laduke
Mother's Pantry Shelves and Wartime Daffodils Echo
Readable lines reveal a nostalgic poem about a child longing for a mother's pantry and cherished baked goods, juxtaposed with a trench wartime joke from Louis Globe-Democrat. The memory of mince pies, suet, pink frost cake, jam, and other treats contrasts with soldiers in trenches exchanging light banter about planting flowers and acorns.
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Prince
Louis Globe-Demncrat
Special Term of Court Notice Alaska Fourth Division
The District Court for the Territory of Alaska Fourth Division issues a special term order. A special term will be held at the United States courthouse in Iditarod Alaska on June 2, 1918, to hear and determine all pending business. Clerk of the District Court, Territory of Alaska, Fourth Division.
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District Court
Notice of Forfeiture in Alaska placer claim
Notice to Whamers and assignees that expenditures of labor and improvements on the Chicken Association placer mining claim, Bonanza Creek Otter District Alaska, are required by law to hold the claim through Dec 31, 1914. If no proof of expenditure is filed within 90 days after publication, the claim will become the scriber’s property under Section 2424 of the revised statutes. First published 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
Expenditures on Flat Creek placer claims cited in notice
Walrad Matte Baird and Charles Iovsie and heirs are to be reimbursed for 1914 and 1915 labor and improvements on the Tie Haimhew Arsuritin placer claims at the head of Flat Creek Otter precinct Fourth division Territory of Alaska. Location records are in Book 1, Locations, page 348 and in Volume 1, Locations, page 318. If coowners fail to contribute within ninety days after publication, their interests will vest in the subscribers who funded the expenditures as provided by law. 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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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
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Black and Willow Sts
Jeb Printing St Pioneer Office
Matanuska
Government
Olympia
Iditarod Meat Co
Mother’s Pantry
Loften
Boston
Stice
Cutter
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N. C. Co
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