Rumors Tied to White Pass and Alaskan Rail Plans
The Star reports persistent speculation that the Guggenheims aim to control Alaskan transport, possibly buying White Pass to secure a coast-to-coast network without government aid. London quotes peg White Pass stock near ten million dollars, with limited shares available for purchase and unclear pricing for a potential sale.
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Guggenheime
White Pass
North
London
Tillman Denounces Spooner in Heated Senate Clash
Senator Tillman delivers a fiery attack on Senator Spooner over the Brownsville affair. He mocks the senate as a minstrel show, then apologizes to Carmack before resuming sharp criticism of Spooner for dodging responsibility and defending the president’s action.
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Brownsville
Benjamin R. Tillman
United States Senate
Bpooner
Wisconsin
Benjamin RK. Tillman
Senate
Carmack
Tennessee
Spooner
Tillman
Senator Carmack
Smoot Defends Loyalty Amid Polygamy Allegations
In a Senate debate the Utah senator faced charges of polygamy but denied them, asserting his lifelong opposition to the practice. He argued Smoot remains loyal, upholds duty, and deserves reelection, praising his record and patriotism as a citizen of the republic.
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Land of
Utah
Senate
Smoot
Republic
Laying of Son of Secord Avenue Tracks Debated
A proposed northerly private street extension faced protests from owners in the Firat avenue area. Organizers including Dr M Geeted and several local figures led a meeting to discuss the project, with a plan to hold monthly gatherings at a central location.
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Firat Av
Tm Mt
List of names from historical record fragment
A partial OCR fragment lists numerous individuals by name including Clyde M Hadley Marty Scoville Cerrar W Dam J W Archie Rollong Roscte Berg J Oliver Charles Leigh Jr Carts BE Gttwon RK Terpening Frank V Taylor W H Latta Claud Stevens C D Beagte Harry C Barney Guy HM Com Cod Post HL PL Vincent Fred G Dorety W W Barr M J
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0. Hadley
Clyde M. Hadley
Marty Scoville
Cerrar W. Dam J. W
Archie Rollong
Roscte Berg
Ll. J. Oliver
Charles Leigh, Jr. Carts
BE Gttwon
A. RK. Terpening
Frank V. Taylor
W. H. Latta
Claud Stevens
C. D. Beagte
Harry C. Barney
Guy HM. Com
Cod. Post
HL PL Vincent
Fred G. Dorety
W. W. Barr
M. J
Dennison Alone Blamed in Dis Dix Case Answer
The amended complaint in the suit by Seattle Alki Transportation against Jeanie places blame on Mate Dennison alone. Pharo asks the action be dismissed and the case charged to the defendants in the U S court filing.
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Mate Denniieon
Fie
Jeanie
Seattle-Alki Transportation Company
James B. Pharo
United States Court
Phare
Ibelants
Annie
Annie K. Russell
Griffin
Charles Johnson
Green I Johnson
Pacific Heat & Power Complaint Alleges Unpaid Debt
In the superior court a complaint alleges Pacific Heat and Power failed to pay a debt of 1511 dollars. The plaintiff seeks recovery of the amount due plus applicable costs.
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Pacific Heat & Power
Fifteen Arrested in Cigarette Crusade
The city police arrested fifteen cigar and tobacco dealers for selling to minors under city ordinance and state law. Warrants were sworn by Truant Officer T. H. Ketchum, and bail was set at 60 dollars each with potential larger penalties for repeat offenses. The crackdown targets stores around First and Madison avenues with plans to continue until dealers comply.
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Wappenstein
T. H. Ketchum
Gordon
Arenes
W. Washington
Garland
Antic
December 1906 Local Fines and Naval News Summary
Fines totaled 5979 dollars with December collections from the restricted district at 6979 dollars. A Skagway envoy, R A Carrol of Alaska Steamship, visits Seattle with wife. The battleship Nebraska will enter service April 1 carrying 809 officers and men with room for a few more. German subject Albert Anschults arrested at Port Townsend, to be deported. February 5 exams for chemists and food inspectors for the agriculture department with salaries from 2000 to 3000 dollars. Mrs Elizabeth R Clark jailed for bigamy, released on 500 dollar bond. R R Coutts arrives to buy 60 horses for the White Pass route. W Benedict sues Alaska Central Railway for 10000 dollars over a broken leg. Lewis and Clark expo head Goode declines to address legislature. Schwerin and officials of Pacific Mail Steamship Company visit Seattle for lumber hearing. Bishop David Moore receives a reception at Madison Methodist Church in Seattle.
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Burkman
J. F. Burkman
Providence Hospital
Skagway
R. A. Carrol
Alaska Steamship Company
Seattle
Nebraska
Albert Anschults
Port Townsend
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Elizabeth R. Clark
George W. Clark
City Water Department
A. W. Finn
Clark
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