Government to Promote Farming in Yukon Districts
The article describes Yukon government plans to encourage farming near the gold fields in Alaska. It notes a grain and vegetable push under supervision, a new experimental station led by C. Georgensen, and a legislative act funding agricultural experiments to reduce reliance on imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Disteiitsa
Alavika
Agricul
Capex Periaom
C. Georgsen
Tie de Germie
Merion Cook
Geormreson
Ubon
Sarmingia
Cook
Preacher Pugilist Rev Willard Bean Seeks Local Match
An ordained elder and professional pugilist Rev Willard W Bean, 27, 5 ft 9 in, 164 lbs, seeks a local middleweight bout on any evening except Sunday. He fights for both faith and fitness, claiming victories over Lawrence Farrell aka William Kehoe in nine rounds.
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Jim Veltinins
Sharkey
Bean
Judge Bean
Utah
William W. Bean
Geomedian
Salt Lake
Bean of the Mormon
Fred Jar Wheat
Visalia
Sget Foos
Tean
Seo
Boxfornia
Willard W. Bean
Bean Paches
San Francisco
Masculiar Mormonium
Mr. Pean
Lawrence Farrell
William Kehoe
Kehoe
Rumor of Northern Pacific Route Cuts to Tacoma
The Gazette reports a plan to route the Northern Pacific through a new line to Portland via the Columbia River Valley. If built it would bypass Tacoma and alter grain shipments from the eastern wheat country, with impacts on passenger service and regional transportation.
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Coletta
Telmenh
Meeang
Baleagy
Pat Pitre
Wadlula-Porthamdag
Wits
Morchern
Columbia Hiver
Northwre Pacific
Great Wheat Country
Washington
Tacoma
Portland
Ocean
Cascades
Vancouver
Northern Pacific
Portland - Tacoma
Wallula
Burlington
Clopus Pass
Tacoma& Columbia River Railway
Horse Heaven
Klickitat County
Yakima
Columbia
Untold Tale of Lovers and a Jealous Husband
Beatrice Lobdell navigates a fashionable social world while Lucius Lobdell’s neglect and George Whitford’s interest heighten tension. A story outline exchange at the Orpheus and a ballroom encounter drive hidden passions, jealousy, and a perilous promise.
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P Wimberton
Whitford
Mrs. Lobdell
Orpheus Club
Lucian Leddell
Beatrice Lobdell
Beatrice
George Whitford
Cleveland
Did He Succest It First At Santiago Harbor
New York reports J Ester Eckerson of 72 West Forty fifth street claims he first suggested sinking a vessel at the mouth of Santiago harbor to block Admiral Cervera's fleet. Lieut Hobson denies originating the plan and shows documents he wrote to the president about the expedition.
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New York
J. Ester Eckerson
Santiago Harbor
Cervera
Lieut. Hobson
Entertaining Tea Talk And A Curious Cold Feet Cure
A hostess recalls a humorous birthday party episode and the cherry tree memory as she shares how she treated persistent cold feet. She describes visiting Dr Soake who advised walking barefoot indoors on rugs to create friction, a remedy she tried for an hour daily, paying £100 for the guidance, and reporting surprising relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
Elss
Dr. Soake
Oniby
I Cannot Tell a Lie A Tale of a Damaged Evening
A narrator recalls a night of deception sparked by a sprained ankle and a dance. She pretends to be ill to avoid social duties while her husband remains unaware. A future temptation to lie again is tempered by the resolve to stop fibbing. The tale closes with a reflection on honesty.
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May
Mary
Mr. Miaok
Black
Stout
George
Senator Money Seeks Exhumation Of Virginius Crew Remains
A bill introduced in the Senate by Senator Money calls for exhuming and returning the bodies of Captain Fry and his men massacred near Santiago during the Virginius affair. If graves cannot be identified the burial sites should be fenced and marked. The piece recalls the 1873 atrocity and its diplomatic aftermath.
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New York
Senator Money
Virginius
Santiago
Mr. Money
United States
Senate
Capt. Fry
Cuba
Spain
Senator Clarke Denies Report Amid West Visit
Montana Senator-elect William A. Clark rejects rumors of a political deal or alliance connected to Highland Bay copper mine interests. He explains his plans include inspections of sugar, coal, and copper properties and questions a possible extra session, while noting Philippine policy and Dewey reinforcement issues.
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Wm. A. Clark
Montana
A .Lam
Ted Th
Clark
Highland Bay
Salt Lake City
Utah
Atrip
Los Angeles
Cal
Gallup
N. M
Arizona
Washington
Philippines
Dewey
Oregon
Senator Clark
United States
Mutually Unpleasant Domestic Turmoil and an Intelligence Office Visit
A distressed husband named Mr Roberts contemplates visiting an intelligence office amid family strife. He complains about finding a cook and reveals he has just escaped from a troubling situation as he weighs his options and the strain of domestic life.
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Mr. Roberts
Central Pacific Railroad Settlement Completed
The Central Pacific railroad company settled its government obligations as United States Treasurer Roberts received notes totaling 55 812 715 dollars. The twenty notes bear 3 percent interest semi annually with stamps affixed and are to be replaced by new 4 percent bonds. The government holds six percent bonds as security and four notes may be redeemed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Pacific Railroad Company
United States
Roberts
Internal Revenue
Central Pacific
Annoyed New Yorker Fights Art Scam by Painter
Mrs. Howard Gould formerly Katherine Clemmons moves to curb a poor fresco painter who mailed her a wooden palette bearing a Dumas hero image smeared with oil paint. The man Joseph Batleyue admits receiving funds from high society figures including Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Astor. Police are handling the extortion-like scheme.
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New York
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Batleyue
West Twenty-fifth Street
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
Gould
Alleys
d'Artagnan
Dumas
Hero
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Bhart Gill Bo
Pucilist
Mr. Bean
Hort Cut
N.P
Kqtaitit
Juoius Letdell
Lucius Lobdell
Mr. Lobdell
Ana
Abe
Ord@sheus club
Tate
Filsggraid
Stee
Obdell
Swasetin
George Wrd
Hitford
Samy
Mra. Lo
Hobson
Tardy Memorial
Third Avenue
The
Seattle Star
Pike
Clarke
Are
Croke
Uncle Sam
Central Pacific Railroad
Aliska Views
la Roche
Fleur Studio
Second Ave
Union St
Seatty Hate Portage
Artistre Phutan
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