Taft Back From Cuba Trip Plans New Campaign Tour
The president returns from Cuba and Puerto Rico and signals a broad political schedule ahead. He will likely tour the Missis sippi region and press for momentum in the national affair as officials note orderly conditions and a shift in focus after the recent voyage.
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Aeripes Telegraph Service
Ashington
Panama
Taft
Cuba
Porto Rica
Porterop
Taften
Mississ
Sev
Two Mothers Seek Lost Relative In Alaska Search
Brief note from Catherine Tidd of Green reports L F is said to be in Alaska after a long summer trip. Another message from Mrs 5S B from Linton, Missouri, adds little detail to the missing person inquiry.
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Stewart
Catherine Tidd
Green
L. F
Alaska
Stattioee
5S B
Lintom
Indian boy reported missing from Chemawa School
A 14 year old Indian boy from the Chemawa School was billed into a telegraph line incident on April 22. The report notes the events surrounding his disappearance and the search efforts ongoing in Oregon.
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Ore
Harles Hs
Wae
Echool
Pekooge Ha Today Returns to Tokyo
Fragmentary note shows April 2 events with a reference to Tokyo. No clear names or organizations appear, but indicates a scheduled or occurred activity linked to Tokyo today.
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Pekooge Ha
Convicted Scuttling Suspects Seek Appeal In Yokohama
A Lewis and A Hill, condemned for scuttling the Agever, are jailed in Yokohama. They filed notices of appeal after a February 84 sentence in the Yokohama district court. Hill seeks transfer to Yokohama General Hospital due to poor health.
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A. Lewis
A. Hill
Yokohama
Yokohama General Hospital
Professor Fulmer Sees Laboratory Aid for Pure Food Laws
Prof Fulmer of the Pullman agricultural college argues the government should establish or support a pure feed laboratory to enforce both federal and state Pure Food laws. He notes the state and federal laws are nearly alike and government aid would help in enforcement.
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Fulmer
Pullman Agricultural College
Beattice
Theer
Guards Patrol Mining Property At Utica Co Camp
Forty armed guards patrol Utica Mining Co properties at Angela Camp where over 600 miners are locked out. Miners demanded an eight hour day. owners refused and closed down in anticipation of a strike.
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Stockton
Cal
Utica Mining Co
Angela Camp
Seattle Federation of Women's Club Elects Officers
The annual meeting at the 1 Prenate Hotel yesterday selected officers for two year terms. Recording secretary Bessie L. Winsor. auditor Mrs H A Raser. custodian Mrs H W Grange.
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Seattle Federation of Women's Clube Lad
Prenate
Criven
Bessie L. Winsor
H. A. Raser
200 Foot Flag Pole Promised for Fair
Representative H. C. Taylor from Ease Grove informs J. A. Nadeau director general of the AYP ex position that the 190 foot flag pole promised for the fair will be ready in about a week.
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H. C. Taylor
Seattle
Eacie Grove
J. A. Nadeau
Hermann case defense opens as verdict expected this week
In Washington on April 22 the defense opened with attorney H H P Cathey son in law of Hermann's counsel arguing for the defense. The jury has heard the address and a verdict is anticipated within the week.
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Washington
the Today
Hermann
HH. P. Cathey
Coal famine grips Nome city as coal runs short
In Nome Alaska on April 22 crews report a coal famine with only enough supply to last until new coal shipments arrive. Officials warn daily demand could exceed available fuel if shipments slow, leaving the town reliant on limited stock.
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Nome
Alaska
Arcadia Sinks After Foundering Near Pentwater
The steamship Arcadia with 16 aboard foundered early today off Pentwater. Spectators saw the collision and the boat crews started to aid, but the vessel listed, sank stern first, and the sailors clung to rigging as hope faded with all hands believed drowned.
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Serippe Telegraph Service
Pentwater
Midh
Arcadia
Cap Henderson to Command Thetis in Alaskan waters
In Port Townsend on April 23 Captain Henderson of the steamer Arcata is promoted to command the U S Revenue Cutter Thetis on duty in Alaskan waters. Lieut John Carminie, second officer of the Thetis, is given command of the Arcata.
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Port Townsend
Henderson
Arcata
Thetis
Alaskan
John Carminie
Supreme Court Rules Anti-Trading Stamp Act Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court announced a ruling this morning declaring the anti trading stamp act of 1905 unconstitutional. Justice writers or opinions are not specified in the fragment but the decision addresses legal grounds against the act. The case originates from Olympia reflecting early 20th century regulatory limits on trading stamps.
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Olympia
Aupreme
Warehouse Burned at Edgewood along Seattle Tacoma Line
Early Sunday a fire swept the freight warehouse of the Seattle Tacoma Interurban railway at Edgewood ten miles from Tacoma. The blaze destroyed the building and much furniture consigned to local farmers, and the flames warped the track forcing suspension of streetcar service.
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Seattle-Tacoma Interurban Railway
Edgewood
Tacoma
Hermann Cage Case Defense Arguments Begin
The defense for Hermann Cage was presented to the jury by A B Worthington. He spoke at length and is expected to finish tomorrow when the district attorney will press for the prosecution.
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Washington
Hermann
A. 8
Worthington
Nome winter output estimate for camp reaches six million
Nome Alaska April 22 conservative estimates place the winter output of this camp at six million dollars.
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Star Special Service
Nome
Alaska
Billie Chilman Dies in Fall From Hotel Window
Billie Chilman died from injuries after falling from the Reception hotel second story window in Port Townsend. He struck the sidewalk headfirst and was found unconscious after the fall late Sunday evening.
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Port Townsend
Billie Chilman
Concussion and Internal Injuries Reported
A report notes the subject suffering from concussion of the bruise and other internal injuries. Medical status and cause are under investigation.
Fire at Toulon Arsenal Destroys Land, Injures Soldiers
A blaze at the Toulon arsenal on April 24 burned a large tract of ground, caused losses of many millions of francs, and injured 20 soldiers. All ships were saved.
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Toulon
France
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