Alaska Growth in Population and Rail Mileage for 1906
The Interior Department report notes Alaska’s permanent white population rose about 4,600 to near 98,000, with Nome, Fairbanks, Valdez, and Seward as regional centers. About 6,000 seasonal workers joined in mines, canneries, and industries. multiple rail projects push toward Cordova, Valdez, Seward, and inland routes, with new wharfs, roadbeds, tunnels, and surveys shaping the year’s transport expansion.
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Alaska
Nome
Fairbanks
Valdez
Seward
Yaloo Fields
Phe- Heatly
Copper River Railway
Valdez & Yokda Railway
Valdex
Alaska Railroad
Contemm Pliten Nh Roid Freon Oy Hen
Cordova Bay
Copper River Valley
Ragby City
Almka Short Line
Tame Boy
Nemes
Toannna Mince Railway
Chena
Glimore
Yukon Valley
Seward Peninsula
Seward Peninwain
Bolomon River
Council City
Nome and
Aretie Railway
Wild Goon
Kougerok
Alixka Central Railway
New York Appellate Court to Decide Wake Expense
Three appellate division judges hear whether executors may claim 7125 for a deceased man’s wake. The case lists items in the wake including whiskey, wine, food, and other supplies totaling 265.25, with opposing view citing wake as a custom not proper funeral expense. The article also notes wartime-like suffering among the poor, relief efforts, and a heroic Irish nurse from the Slo cum disaster who saved several people before dying.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Joseph Medlloch
Connie
Kant Side
New York Fa Voclatiin
Ite
R. Fulton Cutting
Casio McManur
Honore
Honore Were Heaped Upon Her For Dravery
McClellan
Herolem
Congress
Germany
James Craig
Craig
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Social Ridge Wheat Belt
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