Two Paths For Young Men In Alaska Sermon Essay
An editorial sermon urges Alaska readers to choose usefulness over wealth. It argues progress hinges on shared humanity, warns against greed and luxury, and elevates public service, justice, and universal brotherhood as true success. The piece cites Rockefeller Pasteur Edison and Marconi as enduring examples.
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Pasteur
Edison
Marconi
Mexico
Africa
Europe
America
Sourdough Rally for Alaska Railroad at Seattle Chamber
Seattle hosts a push for the Alaska railway plan with Alaska and Yukon delegates lining up, aiming to rally support. Three Alaska territorial senators Henry Roden Elwood Brunner B F Millard are en route to press for a 46 million dollar line coast to interior to aid coal, agriculture and minerals. Arctic club open house and Alaska views set between dinner and addresses by Congress members.
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Alaska
Henry Roden
Fairbanks
Elwood Brunner
Nome
B. F. Millard
Valdez
Seward
Washington
Interior
Navy Department
Arctic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Star Lands Great Pair Of Writers Nixola Greeley-Smith And Herbert Quick
The Seattle Star announces NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH and HERBERT QUICK will write for Western papers. Greeley-Smith leaves New York World to write for the West, following Horace Greeley’s famous urging. Quick joins from the East for editorials on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, with Smith on the women's page Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Nixola Greeley Smith
Miss Greeley-Smith
New York World
Seattle Star
Scripps
Newspaper Enterprise Association
New York
Nicola Greeley Smith
Armerican
West
the Star
Herbert Quick
The
Star
East
Nixola Greeley-Smith
Wilson Rejects Mexican Rebel Recognition Move
President Wilson signaled no official U S recognition for Gen Carranza and the Mexican rebels while stating no intent to receive their emissary. Officials noted readiness for possible intervention as Huerta’s forces show internal strain and payment issues.
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Wilson
Huerta
Ger. Carranza
Henry Allen Tupper
Tupper
Carranza
Mexico
Bryan
Congress
Pryan
United States
Edison halts night work under wife and doctor pressure
In Orange New Jersey on November 3 Edison admitted he stopped working nights due to pressure from his wife and his doctor. The court proceedings include Special Prosecutor Ellis signaling an expected state rest and testimony from Dr Bourns of the city health department about the death of Hugh McMahon by suffocation. George Rose, once linked to Peter Miller, is expected to testify in Miller's murder trial.
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Ellis
Bourns
City Health Department
Hugh McMahon
George Rose
Peter Miller
Miller
Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Plague Fear Dr Crichton Urges Waterfront Rat Exterminating Plan
The health director warns of bubonic plague from waterfront rats and fleas. He cites 15 plague rats caught recently and describes plans to press business leaders for rat-proof seawalls and cement fills while eight experts set traps along the shore. The effort hinges on public cooperation to curb the rat population and protect urban health.
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Uncle Sam
Crichton
Eugene R. Kelley
State Board of Health
Bolivar J. Lloyd
H. B. Coe
Kelley
Lloyd
Coe
India
China
Japan
Orient
State of Washington
Harvard University
South American
Dr. Crichton
Health Department
Seattle Reads by Candlelight
A $500 fire at the Seventh and Yesler city light substation cut downtown power from 6:15 to 10:30 Sunday night, leaving outlying districts dark for about 20 minutes. Restaurants used gas or candles, churches held services by candle light, and the hello girls fielded inquiries while police boosted protection. The council canceled plant insurance a year ago. Ad highlights shorthand courses at Hyatt Fowells.
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Ght
Hello Girls
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