Fight in a cafe ends with arrests after brawl
In a cafe on Second Avenue, a fistfight between J A Payte a real estate man and BK Drasde executor of a will escalated after an altercation with Mrs Dragde and others. Policeman Melvin arrived arresting both combatants and a husky cook who resisted. all were released on appearance tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong
Paul
Aedo
AgsuIne Charke
Hash
Second Avenue
Payne
Melvin
Bie
Husky Cook
Rotten Justice Allegations Hit Nome Court Ranks
An affidavit from July 1 alleges federal justice corruption in Nome. It cites Judge Moore aides and figures such as Meliride and Fink offering money and favors to secure favorable rulings. The document claims bribes connected to mining claims worth several million and interlinked with the Nelson case in U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
C. H Meliride
Yale
Moore
Meliride
Ee BE
Ste Attorney
Golden Gate
Albert Fink
Dr. Fink
Vatican conclave notes two ballots fail to elect pope
Rome reports from Aug 1 describe smoke from the Sistine Chapel stove and ballots being burned without a pope chosen. Cardin als Gibbons Martininell Rampolli and others cited as potential candidates with varying vote counts. Two ballots taken with no election by 6:10 PM.
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Nome
Vatican
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Martinell
Washington
Didate
Cardinal Rampolli
London
Exchange
Teles
Rome
Sistine
Central News Age
I Rampott
van Hunier
Vannatelli
Overlie
Gettl
Gibbons
Pepe
White Wings Race Opens Carnival Yacht Pageant
About 156 yachts started at 11 15 this morning in a sound crossing race watched by a crowd along the waterfront as part of today’s carnival program. Notable vessels included the Beiford Brit ship and others led by masters McKinnon and Mason with plans for an international race next Tuesday.
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King Street
Smith Cove
Sion
McKinnon
Brit
Beiford
Lavita
Newman
Bonita
Stimson
Lyndia
Condon
Ownaco
Spencer
Pendora
Decker
Henrietta
Piper
Gill
Sailors’ Union
Ahipe
Bonte
Mason
Port Stanley
Belford
Svenson
Heesper
Port Blakeley
Turned It Down Turned It Down Board Refuses Livery Stable Permit
At a morning meeting the board of public works denied BR M Heater a permit to build a two story livery stable at Jefferson street and Fifth Avenue. Protests from adjacent property owners and the neighborhood led to the rejection despite claims of compliance with ordinances. The board cited health and nuisance concerns in denying the project.
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Board of Public Works
BR. M. Heater
Jefferson Street
Fth Avenue
Manin
Mester
Bord of Health
Korn
Hester
Building Project Valued Over Ten Thousand Dollars
The basement and first floor will be concrete and the entire structure exceed 10,000 dollars in value. The property has been leased for 60 years for the building site.
Roanoke Brings $900000 and 162 Passengers
The N A T T Co treasure ship Roanoke under Captain Weaver arrived from Nome via Dutch Harbor with $200000 in treasure and 162 passengers. Two thirds of the treasure goes to N A T T Co and the rest to mining companies in the Nome district. The Roanoke’s Nome run completed in about 16 hours, leaving Nome for St Michael. Local vessels Me Culle and Thetis were at St Michael during departure.
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Roanoke
Weaver
Namehia
Dutch Harbor
Ome
Nome
Tduteh Barber
Report of massacre fears in Persia and religious reforms
A dispatch confirms a Babia massacre in Persia with the situation described as critical. Mohamenaden Heats and violence against religious reformers raise fears of further bloodshed. 32 thousand reformers reportedly swept away in Ixpahan and 120 Babel killed at Yeud.
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Persia
Perlan
Cologne Gazette Today
Peters
Bure
Mohamenaden
Ixpahan
Yeud
Arrival of Party to St. Michael From Dawson on Damaged Baran
A party expected to reach St. Michael on July 26 after traveling from Dawson aboard the steamer Baran which ran aground 46 miles below Cirle City. Arrangements were made for the government steamer Van Vilest to accompany them to Nulato. The Heelyle was to take the party to St. Michael and then proceed to Point Barrow with Renator Dietrich.
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Whoard
St. Michael
Dawson
Baran
Cirele City
van Vilest Dave
Nulato
Point Barrow
Dietrich
Babies Have Their Day At The Carnival Show
The carnival features a baby show at Queen Augusta's booth with prizes for prettiest and fattest babies under one year and for one to two years. Judges include Gea Listman N H Hoffman Miss Maud er and Miss Marie Ienay. Tomorrow's events include dancing by Miss Nelta Wright and a fire department wage showcase by Ch Cook at 1 36. Attendance is expected to reach 26 000 with bands and other attractions on the grounds.
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Gea, Listman
N. H. Hoffman
Miss Mauder
Mise Marie Ienay
Mia Ada Lats
Queen Augusta
Beaccint
Eboys
Mise Nelta Wright
W T
Hei Valen
Ch Cook
Fire Department
Sacramento
Georgetown
Southern Carnival Company
Morrison Street Bridge Disaster Claims Eight Dead
In Portland at Morrison street bridge collapse authorities report at least eight dead with up to twenty more feared missing. One hundred twenty one injured as river searchers haul the Willamette for victims. The bridge, central to the city, had long been deemed unsafe.
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Portland
Ore
Morrison Street Bridge
Alois Horan
Portland Rowing Club
Lottie KE. Cameron
Eddie Shank
Tete
Willamette
Morrison Street
St. Vincent Hospital
Recovered Thomas Cunningham Leaves Hospital After Shooting
Thomas Cunningham, who helped defend Patrolman New Man during a robbery at the Paince house, has left Wayside Mission Hospital. A bullet penetrated his skull but he is now able to be about the streets, though brain injury may affect his mind long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cunningham
Wayside Mission Hospital
New Man
Paince House
Man in Custody After Stolen Goods Discovery
An intoxicated man, Alexander Watson, 44, was brought to the police station by Patrolman Mayou after officers found a quantity of articles in his possession. He had gathered Washington Street drinks, several coats, socks, and other wearing apparel from stores, and is suspected of not paying for the clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten
Alexander Watson
Mayou
Washington Street
Telecommunication consolidation urged by regional organizers
Samuel F. Penton of the Utah Telephone Company helps unite telecommunication firms across the intermountain region into a single company. The Bromberg Carilon firm backs the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bees
Samuel F. Penton
Utah Telephone Comf
Interuntain
Bromberg-Carilon Company
Bribery Accusation Hits Hungarian Prime Minister
In Budapest on Aug 1 the House of Parliament heard testimony claiming direct proof of the prime minister's complicity in a bribery case under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brida Pest
Hury
House of Parliament
Sty Clay
Coroner reports July deaths include four murders
Coroner Hoye logged 28 July deaths with four murders and one self-inflicted death. Most other deaths were accidents or not medically led. suicides were far below recent months. The body of V Moe, carpenter, killed by a fall from a scaffold on Kentucky Street and First Avenue South, will be moved to his home in Ono, Wie.
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Hoye
V. Moe
Kentucky Street
First Avenue South
Ceased
Ono, Wie
Embezzler Wada and Perjurer Lemar at Large Near Seattle
skipp ed J Wada awaiting trial for embezzlement and Florence Lemar awaiting trial for perjury have bail posts, left sorrowful families, and are now thought to be in Seattle. The Roanoke reports Wadas arrest after fled from Nome and involvement in mink sale fraud and Ta Hane strike rumor. Lemar, linked to a $45 theft, faced $2600 bail. a further perjury charge also noted. Nome police sought Lemar headlines.
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Wada
Florence Lemar
Seattle
Roanoke
Tanana
Yukon
Daweron
Nome
Dewuty Macrecal Cody
Driebeibia
Rampert
George W. Taylor
T. & Urquhart
Beattle
Axtes
Armand Hanson
Bubuently
George H
Beach
Florence
Heattico
Agomich
Taal
Nobody to Blame in Great Northern Tunnel Accident
The coroner's inquest found that Frank Smith, Joe Carle, and Pranchesk Vor genki died when they were caught in a tunnel slide at the Great Northern works. The jury ruled the accident unavoidable and viewed the tunnel before delivering the verdict.
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Great Northern Tunnel
Hoye
Derney- Watson Morgue
Frank Smith
Joe Carle
Pranchesk Vorgenki
Great Northern
Moors Clash With Camels Guard at Siffeljady
In Algiers on August 1, five hundred sharpshooters guarding camels at Siffeljady were attacked by Moors. The Moors suffered heavy losses but killed ten camels and pressed the guarding force.
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Algiers
Siffeljady
Quiet in Cuba as Raids Reported in Santiago Province
A U S State Department note says no large armed band in Santiago province of Cuba though a small raiding party operates plantations. Three members of one band were killed and President Palmer expects rapid capture of the perpetrators.
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Waphington
D.C
State Department
Santiago
Ree
Palmer
Murder trial witness testifies in Jett-White case
Cynthia Kentucky March one report notes a brother who was a witness in the Jett White murder trial today. The prosecution continues to present its case as the proceedings unfold. Nome liners Ohio and Senator are set to sail with 18 passengers and full cargoes, scheduled for tomorrow afternoon and evening respectively.
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Cynthia
Aus
Marcurm
Nome
Ohio
Senator
Minnesota court sides with Northern Securities in state case
The Minnesota circuit court ruled the Northern Securities merger did not violate state anti trust law, dismissing the state's complaint while the federal case remains on appeal to the Supreme Court. Judge William Leeton filed the decision, noting the Securities Company as an investing stock holder without violating the antitrust act. Separately in New York Northern Securities stock rose to 90.
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T. Paul
Minn
United States Circuit Court
Northern Securities Co
Securities Company
United States Supreme Court
Willliam Leeton
United States Elrcuit Court
Parol
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Netther Road
Becuritien Company
Lectron
Minnesota
United Bugtes
Northern Recuraitees Company
Placeraville Faces Looming Raid by Escaped Convicts
Residents of Placerville fear fleeing convicts from Polwom penitentiary will raid the town for provisions. Officials warn an armed guard may be needed as travelers avoid stages and townsfolk, especially women, live in hysteria awaiting a signal of outlaw approach. A man possibly linked to the felons was shot on Lakehoe road, then disappeared.
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Placerville
Cal
Aug
Polwom
Wild Mountain
Lakehoe
Littauer explains ties to Lyon glove contract meeting
A long conference today clarifies Littauer's link to Lyon and the glove contract as he explains to Secretary Montana that depredators may be swiftly captured. The visit aims to forestall potential injustice and outlines Littauer's War Department connections.
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Lmtana
Gerington
War Department
Littauer
Lyon
Sir Thomas Edmpton Departs for Niagara Falls with Party
Telegraph brief reports Sir Thomas Edmpton leaving by special train from New York for Niagara Falls with a large party of guests. It notes the Pacific squadron ships Bennington Marblehead New York and Florence reaching Dutch Harbor July 16 and mailing July 20 to Kiska and Bay Water Falls to survey harbors for a possible government station 504 miles westward.
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New York
Sir Thomas Edmpton
Niagara Falls
Bennington
Marblehead
Florence
Dutch Harbor
Kiska
Bay Water Falls
Welcome Cork Hosts King Edward at Splendid Reception
In Cork Ireland Aug. LeAnn a fervent welcome greeted King Edward and Queen Alexandra arriving by royal yacht. The city dressed in decorations and crowds lined the streets as the lord mayor and council greeted them. The monarchs reviewed troops after a blessing ceremony was disrupted by a Catholic bishop who refused to participate with a Protestant chaplain. A sailor with rheumatics from the Mann M returned to Port Townsend via Roanoke. Other passengers included Mrs H B Gowen and son and George B Lager.
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Cork
Ireland
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Roanoke
Marine Hospital
Port Townsend
H. HB. Gowen and Son
George B. Lager
Carpenters Entertainment Evening at Carpenters Hall
Carpenters and their wives are invited to an Monday evening program at Carpenters Hall 1820 Fourth Avenue. A new program will be shown and the president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners will attend.
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Arpenters
Fourth Avenue
United Brotherhood of Ntera & Joiners
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Hall
United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners
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Paul Drasdo
Rotten Justice
Anderson
Nelson
United States District Court
P of C
Hullivan
Mitre
PF Cc. Sullivan
Wuld
ED At
Martinelle
Pope
St. Peter's
Bistine Chapel
Board OF Works
Boro
Pierpont Morgan
AIL Kiss OF Financial
MERP
Pierp
Portland Bridge
Watson
Cuba
Federal Court of Minnesota
Northern Securities’ Company
Northern Securities
Cala
Sale
Spring Street
Sina
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