Alaskan frontier notes report ships, gold, and winter camps
March 29 dispatches describe American Army progress at 6 o clock. Bodies of Filipinos were found in river shallows as soldiers recovered money from ruined homes. The vessel Aleske is slated to sail to Golovin Bay and Port Clarence around May 1 on a return trip. Over 800 gold partners wintered on rivers near Kotzebue Sound with scarce provisions since last year. Several Coquille valley citizens wintered in this Alaska section.
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Wilipinos
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Pointd
St. Michael
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Ud Kotecbed
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Coquille Valley
Alaska
Political tensions and deaths noted across upheaval era
The clipping cites Dem possibilities for the presidency, ex‑secretary Richard Chang, and Magee’s death at 651 Irving St after a February stroke. It mentions Kipling’s caution on beer, the Meads transport bound for Havana, and disbandment delays with Siam economic terms tied to government guarantees.
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Magee
Irving Street
San Francisco
Knights Templar
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