Jeanie Returns From Far Away Nome Voyage
The Jeanie reaches Dutch Harbor and Nome with news on gold strikes, mining districts and Nome corruption probes. Passengers include Dr. Glehouse and Mrs Glehouse, Carl Hayward, and Mrs Stephens. A French passenger, Marie Gioviana, is taken to safety after a breakdown aboard.
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Jeanie
Britt
Nome
Dutch Harbor
Timies
Animas Pasa
Marie Gioviana
Ladmehi Gioviana
Wessel
Hugh Madden
Frank Glehouse
W. F. Huntt
Coet Marks
Carl Hayward
Jon, Moore
Ludivich Gioviana
Mra. K. N. Stephens
Mre. Goodrich
Landrigan
Mra. Preston
Mise Clara Stephens
Mra. C. &. Hannum
Mra. Smith
Duteh Harbor
Centennial
Surrender of Botha Reported by The Evening Sun
The Evening Sun reports that Botha has surrendered and that peace negotiations with Kruger have led to a cessation of hostilities. The item notes prior communications between Kitchener and the war office and cites Boer surrender as imminent, with London papers more cautious. A visitor from Transvaal says Johannesburg now hosts about 20,600 white residents, far below prewar levels.
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Jane
Kruger
Transvaal
Botha
Kitchener
War Office
London
Ike the Times
York
Adolph Levy
To- Transvaal
Parker Convicted in Nevada Case Trial Ends
In New Jersey on June 21 Thomas Parker was found guilty of attempted murder in the Nev. John Keller case. The jury deliberated 15 hours. maximum penalty seven years in the penitentiary. John Keller, the defendant, faced a closely watched trial. Parker faces pending sentence.
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City
N. J
Thomas
John Kelbegan
Walker
Assas
John Keller
Parker
Keller
Barer
Bere
Shugher
Sumner to Meet Insurgent General for Surrender at Santa Cruz
General Sumner travels to Santa Cruz to meet Insurgent General Catlies for a surrender expected Monday. A festival atmosphere with music, dancing, and church services accompanies the ceremonies as the city is daily decorated.
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Manila
Sumner
Santa Cruz
Catlies
Quiet City Wedding for Geo Allen and Mies Clark
Mr Geo Allen and Mies J Clark were quietly married at 72 Twenty-Eighth Avenue South last night. Reverend Clark Davia performed the ceremony. The affair was informal with only a few intimate friends in attendance.
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Mr. Geo. Allen
Mies J Clark
A. W. Ryan
Twenty-Eighth Avenue South
Rev. Clark Davia
Star minister stabbed to death in city hall
A Star minister was fatally stabbed inside the city hall today in a shocking attack. Police investigated as crowds gathered outside the building, while medical responders were unable to save the victim.
Machinists Unite in Defiant Strike Message
The Machinists union reported no defections as an old Moran Bros. worker prepared to quit. The executive committee said funds were misdirected and warned the public against un authorized appeals for financial aid while insisting the strike will win their modest demands.
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Machiniste’ Union
Atrikore
Manta
Moran Bros. Cos
Moran
Machiniste Unten
Machinists
Machinists Union
Machinister Union
Pudiet
Wu Ting Fang Gets Another Term as Chinese Minister
Washington June 21 official sources state Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister to the United States will be commissioned for another term. The State Department praises his service during the troubles last summer and welcomes the renewal.
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Washington, D. C
Wu Ting Fang
United States
State Department
Transport Ohio arrives from Manila to San Francisco
The steamer Transport Ohio reached San Francisco today from Manila carrying the Forty second regiment and its arrival marks another step in postwar deployments. A separate note mentions the income of a poor Italian farmer or laborer at more than $125 annually.
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Union Tron Works
San Francisco
Miret Avenue
Etrikers
Italy
New Automatic Telephone Co Plans Modern Seattle Exchange
The Automatic Telephone Co starts service with 353 instruments, plans a 4000-line system, and introduces a new auto switchboard design. Eight operators begin, with four second connections and rapid four second links. Building will be fireproof concrete or metal with a two story plan and no long trunk lines. General Manager Claypool promises a superior Seattle service and a capped initial exchange due to demand.
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New Automatic Telephone Co
Claypool
Seattle
Fumigation of Mail Under Canada Post Authority
Letters sent between Washington and Victoria will be boxed with disinfectant and thoroughly decontaminated upon arrival. The plan follows the emalipox scare and aims to disinfect first class mail en route, though details on air tight transport are still undecided.
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Victoria
Vancouver
B.C
Frightful cruelty reported in lumber camp horses
Humane Officer Ridgeway investigates disturbing conditions among horses in lumber camps across Lake Washington. Working animals suffer worn hoofs and bleeding stumps as harnesses injure their bodies. Ridgeway plans further action today.
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Ridgeway
Lake Washington
Unknown Lynching Victims Named in McMillan Murder Case
In Shreveport on June 21 a verdict of death by lynching was returned for two men identified as Prophet Smith and F G McLand. The pair were lynched Wednesday night for alleged involvement in the murder of John Forster, brother-in-law to Tennessee Governor McMillan, a few days earlier.
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BD. C
United States
New York
Boston
Banda
Raieed
Shreveport
Smith
F. G. McLand
John Forster
Gov. McMillan
Tennessee
Whitney colt Kilmarnock II wins Alexandria Plate at Ascot
W C Whitney’s American bred Kilmarnock II won the Alexandria plate at the Ascot meeting with Laster Right riding. Whitney also captured the Windsor Castle stakes with Mount Vernon, who finished strongly.
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London
W. C
PRR Advances Steps to Control Soft Coal Output
Pennsylvania Railroad announces final steps to curb soft coal production in Western Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia fields that supply about half of US soft coal.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Peperiyawa
Maryland
Weert Nna
United States
Gray Steamship adds Despatch to Seattle to San Pedro run
The Gray Steamship Co of San Francisco introduces the steam schooner Despatch to the Seattle San Pedro service. It will make its first Seattle run carrying passengers and freight around Tuesday June 26. F A Bell is named Seattle agent for the vessel.
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Gray Steamship Co
San Francisco
Sound PL
Seattle
Seattle-San Pedro
F. A. Bell
Weather forecast for Seattle and vicinity
Tonleht and Saturday bring fair skies with fresh west winds. Expect mild temperatures and no precipitation. Coastal areas may see brief gusts reaching moderate speeds. Continuous conditions likely into the afternoon.
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Seattle
Vicinity
Extortion Charges Tangle English Dealers in Pingree Case
The North American London correspondent reports a £1,090 embalming and coffin charge levied on American visitors for the body of ex Governor Pingree. Friends of the Pingree family denounce the extortion as improper and disturbing to the bereaved.
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Philadelphia
London
Pingree
United States
Pingres
Race tensions flare in Gilbert, Indian Territory
U S materials ordered to Gilbert, Oklahoma Territory to prevent race violence as workers clash with residents who have barred Black people. Laborers imported by rail were ordered to depart under threat of hanging amid growing unrest and fear of serious trouble.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U. S
Gilencva
O. T
Judge issues bench warrant for juror and local court entries
At the courthouse Judge Rudkin issued a bench warrant for John Carr who was late to attend jury duty and failed to appear on time. He pled disposition and claimed it would not recur. A divorce granted for Mary B. Rote from Charlie M. Rota. Annie E B Condron filed for divorce from James L. Condron on desertion. Arthur E B Williams of Renton awarded a scholarship to Pullman Agricultural College.
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Rudkin
Superior Court
John Carr
Carr
Mr. Carr
Aid
Mary
Rote
Charlies M. Rota
Emory
Arthur EB. Williama
Renton
Pullman Agricultural College
Stanley v Stanley case resumes with alienation claim
The Ellen M. Stanley and William Stanley suit to recover for alienation of affections was resumed this morning. No defense testimony has been heard and the case may extend into next week. Evidence focused on health after desertion and the husband’s status.
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Ellen M. Stanley
William Stanley
Up and Down Waterfront
Steamer Farallon discharged passengers at Schwabacher's dock last night and sailed for Tacoma with concentrates from Ketchikan. Nome City towed to bunkers for coal for second Nome run. Washtenaw from Seattle arrived San Francisco. Coronado to sail San Francisco for Seattle in July.
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Hugh Madden
Farallon
Alaska Steamship Co
Schwabacher's Dock
Tacoma
Ketchikan
Nome
Washtenaw
Seattle
San Francisco
First Salmon Catch of Season Nets 91000 Pounds
The masted schooner Mila She and the Don caster caught the season’s first big salmon haul last night. They delivered over 91000 pounds at the Ainsworth Dunn and San Juan Fish Co docks.
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Down Sound
Rchooner
Doncaster
Ainsworth & Dunn
San Juan Fish Co
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