Humboldt Ships Route Changes Stir Alaska Traffic
Humboldt to join Alaska Coast company for Southeastern Alaska service next spring leaving the Pacific Coast steamship contract expired. Alaska Coast will handle traffic with Humboldt enhancing the Alaska route while no rate war is expected. Rumors of Humboldt contracting with the Alaska Steamship company are considered unfounded.
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James Bryce Named England Ambassador Candidate
The Rt Hon James Bryce, considered for England's ambassador to the United States, is described as a barrister since 1867 and a long-serving Parliament member. Noted for his 1880s cabinet role and his landmark work American Commonwealth, Bryce holds numerous degrees and is profiled for his scholarly stature and international honors.
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Jail inmate fails in murder suicide attempt in Elmira dorm
In Elmira county jail a guard named Delaney attempted to feed carbolic acid to Bessie Witla, a young inmate serving a sentence for harboring a girl. The woman swallowed the poison and died, and Delaney died moments later after collapsing.
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Leech Hosts Big Dance With Wagner Orchestra
Promoters invite attendees to a grand dance at Leech Park in a large hall featuring Wagner's orchestra and a festive atmosphere. Invitations emphasize music, sociability, and a welcoming evening for gentlemen and ladies alike.
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Italians Fight Over Japanese School Question Ends in Death
In San Francisco a fight among four Rattans on Telegraph Hill over the Japanese school issue left Antonio Diorata dead at Central Emergency hospital. Two others were injured. police seek Joseph Consere who escaped after a shooting at Mike Doyle's, 2813 Becond Ave.
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Yukon man to contest British Columbia seat in forthcoming election
Dov W. W. B. Melnnes of Yukon reveals plans to enter British Columbia politics again and run for a provincial legislative seat on June 2. He will tour the province with J. A. Macdonald of Rowsland, leader of the Liberal opposition. The campaign promises to be one of the most exciting in years.
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Fishermen Seek Higher Alaska Salmon Prices for Next Season
The Alaska salmon price schedule for the coming season remains undecided as fishermen press for better terms. Packers in San Francisco report no final offer yet, noting last season yielded limited profits for both sides due to a small run. A large forthcoming pack could boost returns, with expectations of an advance over prior rates and a run bonus of 50 dollars for crews navigating in Alaska waters.
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Reverend Van Horn Starts Y M C A Addresses
Sunday afternoon Rev. F. J. Van Horn opens a three part series for young men at the Y M C A with The Great Proposal as the first subject.
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Titneville Lodge Holds Twenty First Annual Christmas Ball
The Titneville lodge No. 4 of the Odd Fellows hosted its twenty first annual Christmas ball on Christmas night drawing a large crowd and earning praise for finances and social success. Harry’s butcher shop offered a fine roast to the closest guess on a beef weight with Mark Ge Cc and Mark Golh both winning. The I O G T basketball team will face the Tacoma Y M C A premier team here on New Year’s.
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Bartels Red Cross drug store big mirror sale
See yourselves and save big money Friday and Saturday at Bartels Red Cross drug store. Mirrors will be 20 percent off, about half the regular price. Mirrors range from $1 to $2 with various sizes and shaving mirrors included. Discount valid two days only.
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Pittsburg Parents Press News Blackout on Scandals
Pittsburg chamber of commerce vows a crusade to suppress scandal coverage in national papers. Leaders say reports of divorces murders and breaches of promise hurt the city and its trade. They cite cases involving Hartje White Corey and other high-profile divorces and crimes as examples.
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Bank Teller Sentenced in Embeslement Case
William C. Anderson a paying teller at First National Bank pleaded guilty to embezzling 9000 and was sentenced to four years in prison in Kansas City. The Berie Telegraph Service report notes the guilty plea occurred this morning.
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Japanese training ship Anagawa accused of coast charting
A complaint to the navy alleges the Japanese training ship Anagawa charted the Midway Islands coast during a recent cruise and left the stranded steamer Mongolia two hours before it was refloated. The Anagawa's commander says he offered assistance and remained until the tow line parted.
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Great Northern Plans Racial Labor Shift
Everett dispatch reports the Great Northern railroad intends to replace Japanese workers with Black laborers from Missouri, after deciding to end Japanese employment for railway positions.
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Negroes from Kansas City Pass Through En Route to Northwest
A caravan of 160 Black laborers from Kansas City traveled yesterday toward Hellingham area. An additional 200 are expected, to work on sections and extra gangs. The note mentions use of Japanese laborers and compares productivity, with railroad aims to staff all Northwest sections with laborers, including hogroen.
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The Big Dante at Leachi Park This Evening
A large crowd enjoys a concert with Wagner's orchestra at Leachi Park. The event features a fine hall and good floor space with free admission for ladies while gentlemen pay.
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