Resignations Sought for Alaska Officials By McReynolds
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General McReynolds wired Nome requesting resignations of Alaska officials Cornelius Murane judge and B S Rodey son for the good of the service. Rodey resignation accepted and Murane’s deferred pending ongoing cases in the Second division court. Further resignations anticipated.
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Washington
Sept
McReynolds
Nome
Cornelius D. Murane
Rodey
Murane
Alaska
Huerta Sends for Felix Diaz for next Mexican elections
Mexico City reports provisional President Huerta cabled General Felix Diaz in London to return to Mexico to enter the campaign as the administration candidate for the Presidency at the general elections next month. In Mexico City on Sept 26 Minister of Foreign Affairs Gamboa, named by the Catholic party as its Presidential candidate, resigned from the cabinet to Huerta.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Felix Diaz
London
Japan
Mexico
Catholic Party of Mexic Foreign Affairs
Gamboa
Pro
Catholic Party
Petitioners Seek Removal Of Washington Alaska Receiver Noyes
Fairbanks Citizen reports two petitions circulating among Depositors and former stockholders of the defunct Washington Alaska bank seek removal of Receiver F G Noyes and to close the estate quickly. The removal petition accuses Noyes of incompetence and duty neglects while drawing a large salary, while the closing petition argues lawsuits against former stockholders and receivers are unlikely to yield recoveries and that high estate costs will deprive dividends. Both petitions reportedly bear many signatures and await Judge Fuller's return from Ruby.
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Fairbanks
Washington-Alaska Bank
F. G. Noyes
Uncle Joe Cannon Plans Another Run for Congress
Chicago report notes that Joseph G. Cannon, known as Uncle Joe, revealed in the city that he will seek Congress again at the next election. After defeat last year he had claimed retirement but now seeks return to political life.
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Chicago
Joe” Cannon
Congress
Speaker Cannon
Left Nearly All To His Widow
New York news reports Surrogate Cohalan accepted the appraisals of the William Bayard Cutting estate after a recent death. The estate valued at 10 million dollars, 9 million of which goes to Olivia Cutting, the widow. Cutting was a prominent East lawyer who represented major insurers in the United States and England.
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New York
Cohalan
William Bayard Cutting
Olivia Cutting
England
Forest Fires Cause Big Losses In California
In San Francisco on September 25 fires across the state during the heatwave caused damages amounting to several million dollars.
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San Francisco
Last of McNamara bomb materials destroyed by court order
In Los Angeles on September, the final bomb materials used as evidence in the McNamara brothers dynamiting trial were destroyed by order of the court. The explosion was heard for miles around, marking the end of the material’s use in the case.
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Los Angeles
Sept
McNamara Brothers
Draw Color Line in New York City
The boxing match between Gun doat Smith and Sam Langford, a colored boxer, has been canceled due to the state boxing commission prohibiting whites and negroes from sharing the ring in New York City on September 26.
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New York City
New York
Gundoat Smith
Sam Langford
State Boxing Commission
Many Alleged Plotters Run in Tokyo Arrests
In Tokio on September 26 many suspects were arrested for alleged complicity in the plot to assassinate Foreign Minister Mayimo.
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Tokio
Japan
Mayimo
Patrick Ford Dies in New York
Patrick Ford founder and publisher of the Irish World died in New York yesterday from pneumonia at his home. He had long been a leading voice for Irish affairs and immigration.
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Patrick Ford
New York
The
Irish World
This City
Philadelphia Athletics Clinch 1913 AA Pennant Hope
Philadelphia Athletics clinched the 1913 American League pennant by taking two games from the Detroit Tigers this week. The victory solidified their lead and kept them atop the standings as September games continue.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
First game of 1913 World Series set for Oct 7 in New York
Philadelphia Athletics of the American League meet the New York Giants of the National League in the opening game of the 1913 World Series to be played Tuesday, October 7, at New York.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
New York
Explosion at Orin powder mills destroys works in Constantinople
A catastrophic blast at the national powder mills in Orin near Constantinople wipes out most of the works. The scene is leveled with only the plant site remaining, as officials assess the casualties and damage from the deadly explosion.
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Constantinople
Orin
Primaries Held in New Jersey
Trenton Sept 25 The primary elections for nominating candidates for state offices were held last Tuesday. A light vote was cast with Acting Governor Felder winning the Democratic nomination for governor and ex Governor Edward C Stokes chosen as Republican nominee.
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Trenton
N. J
Felder
Edward C. Stokes
Coming and Going Iditarod Camp Visitors and Departures
Tom Harling, an Ophir district miner, visited the Iditarod camp this week and plans a fall return to Georgia to visit family and fetch homing corn. Knute Roland decides to stay in the States for the winter, selling his mules and sleds to several buyers before heading to Seattle and Minnesota. Harry Waldman, a shoemaker and violinist, rode a train to the Outside with his violin, cheering travelers on Second Avenue. Dave Krom and Morris Friedman left yesterday for the States.
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Iditarod
Tom Harling
Ophir
Tom
Mr. Harling
Georgia
Jack Spencer
Knute Roland
Knute
Seattle
Minnesota
Harry Waldman
Har
Second Avenue
Dave Krom
Morris Friedman
States
Mor ris KO’s Reich in second round in New York
Pugilist Mor ris of Oklahoma stopped Al Reich in the second round of their heavyweight bout in New York last night. In San Francisco, articles of agreement outline a 20 round title bout between Willie Ritchie and Harlem Tommy Murphy likely for November 2. Chicago reports a Wolgast Nelson fight to be arranged with date and venue to be announced.
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New York
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
al Reich
San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Chicago
Ad Wolgast
Battling Nelson
Percy Charles Returns to Iditarod with Bride
Deputy Marshal Percy G. Charles returns to Iditarod with his new wife formerly Mrs S J Montague after a September 15 wedding on the Yukon steamer near Fort Yukon. His young son Percy Jr. arrives, and Dr Moore who has practiced medicine in Fairbanks lately also comes aboard the Prairie Bell.
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Percy G. Charles
Iditarod
S. J. Montague
Yukon
Fort Yukon
Charles
Percy Jr
Moore
Fairbanks
Prairie Bell
Michigander Is New Commander
At the Grand Army of the Republic annual reunion in Chattanooga Washington Gardner former Michigan Third district congressman was chosen commander for the upcoming year. The report notes Gardner’s election and the event's location and timing while a local ad line for Sam's Applebaum and Crosby baths appears as filler text.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington Gardner
Congress
Michigan
Conferees Near Tariff Bill Report
Washington on September 25 conferees from the senate and house, after two weeks of daily sessions, are closing the final issues and will soon make their report on the tariff bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
Franklin Lane Nearing Return After Illness
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane shows marked recovery after a week of cooler weather and expects to return East next week.
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San Francisco
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Extradition Hearing for Harry Thaw Extended
Concord New Hampshire September 2 Governor Felker extends hearings on Harry K Thaw extradition to allow more time for both sides to file additional documents and arguments. The ongoing proceedings focus on legal questions and state ministerial actions.
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Concord
N.H
Samuel D. Felker
Harry K. Thaw
Methven Offered Canadian Governor General Post
London reports that Lord Methven has been offered the position of governor-general of Canada to succeed the Duke of Connaught. The announcement was made yesterday.
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London
Lord Methon
Canada
Duke of Connaught
Welcomed in Ketchikan by local officials and citizens
Gov. and Mrs. Strong received an enthusiastic welcome in Ketchikan last Monday during a stop en route to Juneau from Seattle. Local officials arranged the reception which drew school children and citizens.
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Gov
Strong
Juneau
Seattle
Young Georgia congressman dead in Thomasville
Thomasville Georgia September 25 Sea born A Roddenberg congressman for the Second district died at his home yesterday after a nervous breakdown He had served in congress since February 1910 and was 43 years old
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Thomasville
Funeral crowds mark Gaynor’s passing in New York
The June New York Sey ral records a massive funeral for Mayor William F. Gaynor drawing an estimated audience of five hundred thousand. The mayor’s will was filed for probate with an estate valued at two million dollars.
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New York
Seyral
William F. Gaynor
Jewish New Year Notice to Close Business and Services Next Wednesday
The article announces the Jewish New Year beginning the year 5674. Business houses will close from 6 p.m. the preceding evening until 6 p.m. Wednesday. If possible, the congregation will assemble for religious services.
Governor Sulzer Gaining Ground in Impeachment
Albany report says Sulzer impeachment court will hear evidence before ruling on irregular convening. First witnesses begin, arguments cited. In a separate note, court votes to admit evidence on campaign expenses with bankers and financiers prepared to testify about contributions to the governor.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Court of
Wasp Search Underway For Lost Schooner Wasp
Secretary McAdoo directs the revenue cutter Bear in Alaskan waters to begin a cruise to locate the schooner Wasp reported lost along the Alaskan coast. aboard is Prof. Edwards, commissioner of education.
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Ington
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Bear
Alaskan
Wasp
Prof. Edwards
Education
Strike Reported on Lower Yukon Near Andreafski
Reports of a strike on the lower Yukon near Andreafski describe a discovery on Wilson Creek ten miles from the Yukon with a townsite named Marshall City. Prospects vary from rich yellow to meager gains, and initial returns are inconclusive while parties rush to the field awaiting reliable results.
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Yukon
Andreafski
Wilson Creek
Andreafsky
Marshall City
N. Co
St. Michael
Nome
W. W. Johnson
Thomas Gibson
Iit
Many Passengers Leave Town on Inland Launches
A list of travelers departing this week aboard the Beaver and Prairie Bell includes Mr. and Mrs. Dikeman, Mrs. Marston, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. By Streid, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bates, Mrs. Shonbeck, Mrs. Karl Thiel, George H. Neary, Gus Erickson, Frank Larson, John Allerton, A. C. Cramer, Walter Forr, Joe Hannigan, Frits Daum, Mr. and Mrs. James Fraser, Dr. Wortmann, and Prank Vickery.
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Beaver
Prairie Bell
Dikeman
Marston
Campbell
By Streid
Sam Bates
Shonbeck
Karl Thiel
George H. Neary
Gus Erickson
Frank Larson
John Allerton
A. C. Cramer
Walter Forr
Joe Hannigan
Frits Daum
James Fraser
Wortmann
Prank Vickery
Prairie Bell Brings Several Homeward Passengers
Miss Hoyt of San Francisco rode the Prairie Bell and stays with Mrs. Cyril Wood, who arrived with her baby Cyril Jr. Mrs Wood and child visited Seattle and California before returning home. C. A. Daffy also returned from Seattle and Eastern Washington trips this morning.
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Miss Hoyt
San Francisco
Prairie Bell
Cyril Wood
Cyril Jr
Seattle
Points
California
C. A. Daffy
Washington
Dr Wortmann Rides Prairie Bell to Old German Home
Dr. H Wortmann was a passenger on the Prairie Bell today and will travel to his old home in Germany. Senator Henry Roden left today for the winter on the Outside and will return in March. Location notices at Pioneer office.
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H. Wortmann
Prairie Bell
Germany
Henry Roden
Pioneer Office
Moore Creek mining man Drew French on brief business trip
Drew French of Moore Creek mining was meditated on a short business trip at the start of the week.
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Drew French
Moore Creek
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