Marine News Report From Southeast Alaska Port
The Mieamer Wumbeoldt arrived from Rkamway last night with seventy passengers and a large cargo consigned to the Canadian Hank of Commerce and Belby Bmeling works of Ban Prancisoa. Mrs Anna Bohulta was arrested near Heattie en route from Maggio by Deputy US Marshal Perry on a charge of selling Higuer without license and lodged in hall at Gihagwey. The City of Beattlesalle sails tonight for Southeastern Alaska points. Passenger list shows 100 aboard with a large freight quantity.
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Mieamer Wumbeoldt
Rkamway
Sia
Klondike Aold
Hank of Commerce
Belby Bmeling
Ban Prancisoa
Mumbollt
Anna Bohulta
Heattie
Maggio
Arrem
Juneau
United States
Marahal Perry
Higuer
Gihagwey
Beattlesalle
Eelock
Alaska Pointe
Deckhand Strike Ends After Settlement Talks
Puget Sound steamers face a strike by deckhands resolved after an accord with Mack Hall line officials. Mariners report wage gains of four cents daily, though some details remain disputed. Deckhand union claims victory and opens HQ on Railroad Avenue while Pacific Coast Steamship questions wage specifics.
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Puget Sound
Mack Hall
Chartes
Peabody
Mac
Black Ball Line
Black Hall
Railroad Avenue
Main
Columbia Streets
Richard Murray
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Behem
State of Washington
Murray
Manager Lawless
Ban Prancleoo
Skagway Arrests Include Woman in Blind Pig Case
Special correspondence reports Skagway prisoners including Mrs Schulte, accused of selling liquor without permits, with suspicion of a larger scheme. Fremont of Company 1 is jailed for forgery, accused of passing a bad check. Mining work at Allie halted but to resume. Hadley foundations nearing completion. Last week residents of Wrenell voted for incorporation by a narrow margin.
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Skagway
le Mra Schulte
Ragin Shemae
Snook
Beattie
Juneau
Perry
Thas
Fremont
J.J. Perris
Allie
Hadley
Wrengell
Oil Steamer ROM ALASKAN FIELDS Reaches Seattle
The George Loonies under Captain W. d sailed from BEL with 106000 gallons of refined oil for Blancard Oil Co. The 185 foot steel oil burner has six holds each about half full of fuel oil and can discharge cargo in five hours. A new storage tank at the plant enables expansion to Beattie and San Francisco routes.
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Seattle
George Loonies
W. d
Seertig
BEL
Blancard Oil Company
Locmie
Eteam Purepe
Bicycle craze travels from America to Japan in protest
A Kehe Chronicle letter from a Copernes resident laments reckless bicycle riding in Kobe and Seattle. The writer notes foreign riders speed through streets, endangering pedestrians with breakneck turns and multiple bicycles, urging police action to curb the issue.
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Pacific Ocean
America
Japan
Kehe Chronical
Copernes
Seattle
Kobe
Ang the Sherer
Oil Boom at Orca Oil Boom at Orca Orca
Oil excitement grows near Orca as thousands of acres show surface indications under experienced direction. A group including Denver Bad, Smith, Jerry frien and A W Kenny report 32 new locations and anticipate early development backed by oil prospects near a harbor.
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South Dakota
Orcale
Intendity
Orea
Denver
Bad
Smith
Jerry
Frien
A. W. Kenny
Steamers Arrive From Nome and Yukon Freight Report
The steamers 1 Paw and James Dellar arrive from Nome within an hour. 8 St Paul reaches port at 1 o clock with gold dust and passengers. The James Dollar brings no passengers or treasure. A miner, Lindsay, from Rampert, returns on the St Paul with dust worth about £10,000. The Beattle No. 3 reaches Mt Michael in March. Capt Kiwist of the St Paul notes the vessel hit the last ice near latitude 42°N.
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James Dellar
Nome
St. Paul
Mt. A
Nuaivak Ishind
Lindsay
Rampert
Keyukuk
Yukon
Michael
Pointe
Mt. Michael
Bray ¢ Leszec
Jep Nine ‘Gaye
Lee Peck
Kiwist
Viesel
Lee
Nome Steamers and Icebound Incident Report
In Nome maritime traffic, the Roanoke passed Teloesh at :50 this morning en route to port Techewk tonight. Capt Lindquiet on the Paul reported Nome City left Nome for this port at 3:41 PM. The Portland Ppm was to call at Uretaska. her bow damaged in ice, likely $4000 repair cost, to be docked for fixes. The Tampico freighter and Gussie Browse moved north after Nome passage. The Elihu Thompson with Dashing Wave in tow arrived. Corwin sailed to Candie. whalers Rowhead and Jeanette reached Nome on June 23. Thetia returned from cruise. Dawnot renamed Gusele Brown, with Hoodow stranded last year.
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Roanoke
Teloesh
Techewk
Lindquiet
O Paul
Nome
Jane
Nome City
Vane
Portland
Uretaska
Damale
Arydock
St. Paul
Rowhead
Jeanette
Thetia
Gussie Browse
Golovin Bay
Gusele Brown
Slytier Hoodow
Seattle
Burglar Taps Till At Clarendon Cafe
Burglars entered the Clarendon cafe at 108 Eneca Street last night and stole 22 dollars from the register. The method of entry is unknown and the cash was missing when the restaurant opened this morning.
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Clarendon Cafe
Eneca Street
Water department stalls as 12 new connections reported
The city water department shows a stall in progress during the past month with 12 new connections. The year 1897 is noted with 154 connections already made. Secretary Grant of the civil service commission plans to return tomorrow after a six week Rhode Island vacation and river excursion details are listed.
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City Water Department
Grant
Civil Service Commission
Rhode Ixland
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