Yukon and Alaska gold exports post year end 1906 total
Records show Yukon territory export of 96 250 000 with Alaska contributing 943 538 and Yukon product 5 287 068. Alaska’s Alaska Pacific Express receipts add 5 000 072, Dawson shipments to U S total 11 251 278 with American gold 5 964 211 and Canadian 700.
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Yukon Territory
Alaska
Alisken Pacific Express Company
Dawson
Point
Tanana Alstrie
United States
Hotel Fire Hero Rescues Unidentified Patron at Rolla
Thornton Huffman, landlord of the Southern hotel in Rolla Kansas, saved an unnamed patron from a bed blaze after two quilts burned. The man, kneeling amid flames with his pipe still lit, was uninjured as the fire caused only minor damage. Separate notes discuss Niagara to Buffalo line voltages and global electrical developments in 60 000 volt systems.
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Thornton Huffman
Southern Hotel
Rolla
Kas
Niagara
Buffalo
California
Mexico
State of
Washington
Toronto
Syracuse
Tillman condemns dueling at Washington dinner
Senator Tillman denounces the duel as unworthy of American chivalry. He recalls a New York club scene where a member whispered a threat to his friend and was advised to stay seated, illustrating how calm conduct trumps violence in public discourse.
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Senator Tillman
Washington
New York
Hludd
Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Oregon
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
President Hadley Dines Yale Freshman in Football Talk
The Yale president hosted a dinner with a fellow freshman and discussed football. The freshman remarked that one can learn something from anyone, a quip directed at Mrs Hadley. The piece then notes imperial sable furs owned by the Empress of Russia and Queen Maud of Norway with values cited at £50,000 and £30,000–£40,000 respectively.
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Hadley
Yale
Russia
Queen Maud
Norway
England
Camphor Farms Boost Texas Resources
The Lone Star state adds camphor farms to its resources with two government-operated sites. Texans foresee the state becoming a leading camphor producer worldwide. The Wharton experimental farm, begun nearly a year ago, reports thriving shrubs reaching up to a man’s height.
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Lone Star State
Wharton
Renowned surgeon von Bergmann reports Jerusalem death
The Boerlin Tageblatt recounts Ernst von Bergmann presenting news to a group of relatives of a young student named Jerusalen. He announced sorrowfully in a university corridor that Jerusalen had fallen, prompting weeping among the onlookers.
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Ernst von Bergmann
Boerlin Tageblatt
Jerusalen
Larael
von Bergmann
Jerusalem
Why no pope reigned as Peter and the name change practice
The article notes that since 884 the papacy adopted a custom of popes taking a new name upon elevation. Peter di Porea taking the name Sergius III marked humility and a refusal to be called Peter the Second. The practice continues, preventing any pope from reigning as Peter.
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Peter
Peter di Porea
Sergius III
Peter the Second
Alaska Sale of Copper Mine Sparks Debate
The Boston Alaskan reports a copper mine on La Touche Inland in Prince William Sound recently sold for 5 million dollars to Rotha Inc. The article notes the United States paid 7.2 million dollars for Alaska’s 604000 square miles, a price many considered high.
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Boston Alaskan
Alaska
la ‘Touche
Prince William Sound
United States
Ecclesiastical Dilemma and Livestock Auction Highlight Rural News
A remote district letter to Bishop Potter discusses marriage and conjugal debates, with the bishop's austere reply. Lord Rosebery emerges in stock breeding while Jersey cows and heifers sell at Dalry Farm. a top price reaches 210 dollars.
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Potter
Finwely
Lord Rosebery
Dalry Farm
Lord of Easel
Unclear Provided Text Mentions Systems and Locations
Fragmentary OCR mentions compe and red Mouse with telephones plus DUMineda hovers and cabling within a larger area. References Nome Bhagway Miiboron and jolee Hiphe appear as tones. no coherent event or context is present.
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Aluetu
Tae Math Exchange
Nome
Jolee Hiphe
Real Life for Women in Business or Home
A discussion contrasts Charlotte Perkins Gilman with traditional domestic roles. It argues Gilman critiques home drudgery and advocates modern work, while noting individual perspectives vary. The piece weighs women's pursuit of freedom against personal happiness in daily life.
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Mrs. Gillman
Mrs. Gilman
Coloring the Hair in Old Age and False Locks
The article notes gray streaks age appearances and many women avoid chang ing hair color. It explains that real dyed gray hair is rare and costly while most false hair comes from foreign peasants. it warns hair dyes often cause damage and produce a purplish tint.
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Walt
Natural hair dyes and topics on women's roles
The passage discusses perceived female temperament and the pull of home life versus public life. It then offers home remedies for hair coloring using walnut juice tea and olive oil, and advises tonics for strengthening hair and delaying graying.
Gowns Restored With Clever Ties And Secret Rests
A witty girl with limited funds keeps her wardrobe fresh by restyling ribbons and sneaks, creating new looks for friends when items reappear after wear. Wrinkles and lines reveal reuse, so she finds clever ways to refresh coats and gowns without full replacements.
Revival of Rick Rack Trends in Textile Work
The article notes a revived use of fat wavy ribk braid patterns for wall trimmings and decorative motifs. It mentions a daughter as potential imitator, and describes how rick-rack is paired with other trims to create showy designs, with colors and finishing touches highlighted.
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Yilow
Open Work a Passion Embroidery Trends in Linen Wovens
Eyelet patterns appear in handkerchief linen to heavy coats with variegated colors. Mochlin and drawn work trim frocks and wraps. Moulache Urald Linen gowns appear with robe pulicros. Irish lace and Cluny lace add starking effect on wraps. Shetland F'loss jackets feature crochets and decorative borders.
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Dlopote Jnid
Mountain Resort Roomless Hotel Described in Sierra Outpost
A New York Herald piece details a cliff top resort atop Mount Wilbon in the Sierra Madres offering cottage style units instead of conventional hotel rooms. Guests ascend trails to rustic sleeping cottages with beamed dining rooms and wide verandas, while a central building provides dining and a stove lit lounge as mountain scenery surrounds the cliff dwelling.
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New York Herald
Mount Wilbon
Peale
Sierra Madres
Elimbera
Chery
Sithacrihe
Hotelkesytre
Wilwon
Hitle Deentu
Fragmented OCR notice from a wartime diary page
Readable lines describe an unnamed maid servant and household actions. The text mentions a home visit, a muttered warning, and an unclear event connected to a threatening speech. Names and places are partially obscured by OCR errors, leaving a cryptic domestic scene.
Age Revealed by Handwriting Across Generations
A discussion of handwriting as a reveals age test. The article traces shifts from angular, stilted scripts of grandmothers to the rounded, legible forms of modern penmanship, noting how each era’s style marks its era and age. It observes slants, curves, and stroke patterns changing across decades.
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Miehia
Eaay
Blue weddings gain ground in early summer fashion
The article notes a trend toward blue in wedding color schemes with bridesmaids in white or blue outfits and forget me not accents. It describes blue hats, blue sashes, and blue chiffon maid of honor gowns paired with white or pale flowers for an understated wedding party look.
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Thie Cate
Evening Hats Highlight Delicate Millinery Styles
Fashion notices describe modern evening hats with delicate petal colors and floral bands. Designs feature ground tulle and white horsehair bras, with crowns and feathered brows. several pieces use ribbons, tulle, and brocade in pink, yellow, and white.
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Moral
Old Fashioned Mothers Versus Science of Child Rearing
The piece argues for traditional maternal care over scientific child study instructing mothers to rely on love and firm discipline. It cites 1807 as a benchmark and recalls the warmth of grandmothers with peppermints, contrasting the modern pendulum toward research driven methods. It laments loss of old instinct and endorses spanking as corrective.
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Denver
Huey
Polonto
Willy
Santa Chiu
The White Waist Embroidered Styles Hit the Market
Laborious shopping notes describe women buying the White Waist with embroidered yokes and lace fronts. Merchants offer front pieces and buttonholes for this waist, with French embroidery and delicate lace. The item is marketed as affordable yet praised for its fine finish and tailoring.
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Mike
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Agata
Far Western States
Portlan
Ana
North
Por’ Republic
Vane
Colfar
Palouse
Spokake
Jpwall
Riéne
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Bla Grande
Baker City
Boise
Nevada
Emasgou
Helena Drummond
Anaconda
Sydaho Alls
Mountain Resort
Martiel
Ciel
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