Stampede to Alaska draws Tacoma crowd for Tanana diggings
Reports from Tacoma describe a major rush to the Tanana in Alaska with crowds heading on the next steamer. C E Taylor and John Scott of White Pass & Yukon, plus Tacoma residents, anticipate a gold strike as miners rush to Chenoa, Pedro, and other streams. Provisions rise in price while mining hopes soar amid early digs and large pan yields.
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Nome
Tacoma Wash
Ringway
Tanane
Chenoa
Pedro
Dawson
Elmer R. Brady
Circle City
Eldorado
Nuy
Baron
Tom Raney
Dick Lowe
C.F Collins
Mr. Colling
Tacoma
Collins
Pedro Creek
Lucile
Cheops
Chinon
Averal
Bireh
Cheele City
Fort Yukon
Rampert
Taweon
Sr.Colline
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Sale Notice
A testimonial from Mrs. A. M. Weaver of Cripple Creek endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney issues, noting relief for her daughter and a friend. It states the pills are sold by all dealers priced 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY as sole US agent, with a reminder to remember the name and avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. MI. Weaver
N. A
Cripple Creek
Cole
U P. R. F. Quarries
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Suffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Debates Stir Western Reserve and Oberlin College Tonight
The third debate between Western Reserve University and Oberlin College on the Philippines question draws keen interest. Western Reserve supports the affirmative while Oberlin argues the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Oberlin College
Atleges
Western Reserve
Oberlin
United States
Philippines
Governor Chamberlain Rejects Pure Food Law Amendments
Salem Ore Feb 27 Governor Chamberlain vetoes Representative Orwell bill to amend the pure food law stating the existing statute is comprehensive enough and more economical to enforce. He objects to new costs including a Portland laboratory and higher deputy dairy and food commissioner salaries, arguing the state should not subsidize annual convention travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Salem
Ore
Orwell
Bone Yard
Macy
Portland
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Nacional Association of State Dairy and Pure Food Departments
Buffalo
Agricultural College
Dairy and Food
Mrs Chamberlain May Become Duchess of Birmingham
London Feb 27 reports in several continental papers claim that on his return from South Africa Mr Chamberlain will be raised to the peerage as Duke of Birmingham. The note calls the report unfounded yet notes the possibility that Mrs Chamberlain, an American, might receive the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdi
Milan
London
South Africa
Chamberlain
Duke of
Birmingham
Fife
Disrael
Oh. Smith
Gladatonn
Queen Victoria Hersal
Joseph Chrutherlain
Carnegie Unable to Visit Tuskegee Institute
Andrew Carnegie, confined to Cumberland Island due to slight illness, could not visit the Tuskegee Institute as promised. Principal Washington hopes he can make the trip on the institution's northward journey later next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Tuskegee
Tuckegee
Ala
Nim Sieter
Cumberland Island
Andrew Carnegie
Tuckegee Institute
Washington
Mok Tea Promises Health Cure and Free Sample
A claims laden ad for Mok Tea touts curing headaches indigestion and constipation. It promises a perfect complexion and offers a money back refund and free sample from W. H. Hooker & Co Buffalo New York via F W Schmidt & Co druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N.Y
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Marine brigades change command in Philippines voyage
San Francisco February 27 Colonel Harrington who lately led Mare Island marine barracks will sail tomorrow to assume command of the marine brigade in the Philippines. His Mare Island successor is Colonel R. B. J. Meade who has been detached from the New York marine barracks command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
San Franciero
Harrington
Marine Barracks
Mare Island
Marine Brigade
Thos Islands
RB. J. Meade
New York
Free Sample Offer Prompts Asked Request
A brief notice states that a free sample is available upon request. The item promises no obligation and invites interested readers to reply for details. The snippet emphasizes accessibility and immediate action without further commitment.
TIMBER CRUISER DUPLICITY OVER LAND CLAIMS
Timber cruiser Thomas Strader locates two settler groups on the same timber land near Hogeburg. After initial moves to file claims, disputes escalate as a party from Brownsville allegedly occupies cabins and robs plundered sites. Easterners and locals assemble, with potential for forceful action if Strader is found. Receipts exist for cabin construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogeburg
Eile
Ueber ¢Haime
Thieelty
Ueir Caliite
Lieb Homes
Thie Eiry
Brownsville
Hoseburg
Timber Cruser
Thomas Strader
Unemployed Crisis Discussed At Guildhall Conference
A significant conference at Guildhall brought together local authority delegates and leaders from workers and employers groups to address unemployment. It outlined general principles for municipal administration and formed a permanent committee to implement conference decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guildhall
Independent Labor Party
United Kingdom
Ackers Blood Elixir Claims Cure for Blood Poisoning
An old advertisement touts Ackers Blood Elixir as a cure for chronic blood poisoning and scrofulous affections with a money back guarantee. Available as a tonic and purifier priced 60 cents and one dollar from F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackers
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Druggista
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Stampede
Alaska
Tanana River
Gol
Klondike
Pat Dickson
Rampart
Mike Duncan
Powers of Attorney
Marcus
Newbro
el! Drageists
Daniel H. Bement
Roseburg
State House
England
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
Sidelo
Sam’s
I. Davis
Allen & Lewis, Distributors
Portland, Ore
Beecham’s
Beecham
Baeechan
Perry
Ibus
Freeweld
Lon
Don
Pendleton
van Dran Bros
Barard Billiard Room
Corner Court
Johnren Streey
Loton
Oregon
M. F. Kelly
Country Tra
St.georg Corner
Geo. Darveal
Toutiers
Syreia Tates
Royal Restauran
Royal Restaurant
Main Street
R. F. Thorp
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