Nomes Old Digger reports rich Nome Creek claims and yields
The Nome old Digger from Cape Nome outlines Snow Gulch with four claims owned by Pioneer Mining and Charlie D. Lane, noting nuggets worth $156 each and summer take between $100,000 and $406,000. It lists Anvil Creek discoveries, ownerships, and paystreaks, plus Glacier, Rock, Lindbloom and other creeks, projecting strong future production and beach mine outputs.
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Cape Nome
Snow Gulch
Pioneer Mining Company
Charlie D. Lane
San Francisco
Anvil Creek
N. Multbere
Golovin Bay
BE. ©. Lindbiem
Jafar Lindeberg
John Krynsteson
C D. Lane
Dave
Anvil
P. H. Anderson
John Hacwalin
A. E. Carlson
Unalakiik Mission
N. O. Hulberg
Nome
Dr. Kettlenon
Baton Reindeer Station
WH. Price
Sta
Michael
Johan Tornenses
Lane
Nichola Gulch
Glacier Creek
Glacier
Rock Creek
Snake River
Nome River District
Dexter
Beach
Reform Movements Urged Toward Unity and Principle
George F. Cotterill spoke at the G A R hall on reform in divergent lines. He argued policy unity exists in reform and real reform follows a single principle. He warned against sectarian conflict between Prohibitionists and Single Tax supporters, urging fraternity and common uplift.
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George F. Cotterill
G. A R. Hall
God
Brotherhood of Man
Genneman and Sawyer Accused in Dora Mine Salt Charge
In Republic Spokane on November 16, George A Genneman and Jay Sawyer are accused of salting the Dora mine to inflate stock value. John Blackburn allegedly aided by placing ore to fake a rich Dora vein, causing stock to rise and then be dumped for damages. Plaintiffs seek 25,000 judgment and claim 16,906 dollars in stock losses plus 15,000 more.
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Spokane
George A Genneman
Jay Sawyer
Dora
Republic Camp
W. C. ,Biryer
Dora Gold Mining Company
Messrs
Sonneman
Sawyer
John Blackburn
Sonneman and
Republic
Blackburn
Health Officer McKechnie October Report Details 51 Deaths
Health Officer M. F A McKechnie filed the October report with attached inspector notes from Cleveland Frasch and Amery. The document records 51 deaths and notes Beatttie’s death rate improving despite Alaska and Western Washington construction and mining camps impacting the area.
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M. F&a. McKechnie
Cleveland, Frasch and
Amnery
McKechnie Sagan
Beatttie
Alaska
Washington
Vice president Hobart Enjoys Restful Night at Patterson
Patterson New Jersey November 16 Vice President Hobart slept well through the night and rested notably well he was so bright in the morning that he even was shaved his condition described as unusually good after the previous day’s illness and anxiety.
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Patterson
N. J
Hobart
McKinley Expected to Remain Republican Nominee in 900 Campaign
Washington observers discuss McKinley likely to stay as Republican nominee while Hanna faces revolt and calls grow that Col. Bryan could gain prestige for a strong bid. Anticipation builds for a vigorous presidential message to Congress next month.
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Washington
PD. C
McKinley
Jones
Cleveland
Hanna
National Committee
Col
Bryan
Congress
Tippine
Red Cross leader resigns as meetings adjourn
Mrs J C Haines resigns as President of the local Red Cross society. Mrs Brastuse Brainerd offers resignation but is not accepted. Red Cross rooms near the A C building on Firat avenue are closed and the library room will be used thereafter. California society drives Manila free library effort to collect books.
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J. C. Haines
Red Cross society a#ince
Brastuse Brainerd
Firat Avenue
California Society
Manila
The New Pacific by Robert H Bancroft Reviewed
Californian historian Robert H Bancroft releases The New Pacific a supplement to his Pacific coast histories. He notes rapid steamship links replacing the long voyage from Acapulco to Manila and cites Seward’s forecast that the Pacific region will dominate future events. He questions the impact of a potential interoceanic canal on a Pacific commerce already valued at five billion dollars annually.
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New York
Acapulco
Manila
Seward
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Distress on the River: Umatilla Aids Schooner Danielson
The steamer Umatilla arrives from San Francisco with 6 passengers and 900 tons of freight. It assists the distressed schooner Danielson, providing food after meeting her en route up river.
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San Francisco
Danielson
Panama seeks annexation by the United States
A report states Panama, a Colombian Republic state with about 250000 residents, has long favored annexation to the United States and now requests incorporation amid hostility to Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Db
Panama
United States
Tourney Opens Between B A C and Beattie Howling Club
The annual 32 game series starts tomorrow evening at the B A C alleys. Beattie Howling Club challenges B A C for the silver King pin currently held by B A C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A.C
Beattie Howling Club
B A. C
The
A. C
Frye Druhna Company Starts Pile Driving for New Plant
Frye Druhna company begins pile driving on its new three story plant to replace the building that burned. The structure will cover 106 by 290 feet with an estimated cost of 4000 dollars. F N Weyant drafted plans and specifications. Pren tine will oversee construction.
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Frye Druhna Company
Deleht
F. N. Weyant
New York
Prentine
Rate War Continues With No Change in Prices
The trans continental rate situation remains unchanged with lowest St Paul and Chicago ticket prices at 20 and 24 dollars. Both roads have instructed outside agents to avoid initiative while each side spreads reports of possible cuts to pressure the other. An industry insider predicts a restoration of old prices within 44 hours with Chicago’s rate reportedly dropping to 20 and St Paul’s to 15 later this afternoon.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Water Front Steamers and Cargo Movements Noted
The steamer Topeka is due from Lynn Canada next Saturday. Umatilla will call for San Francisco next Monday. The three masted schooner Hern sails for Honolulu today with a cargo of general merchandise. The steamer Al-Ki sailed this morning with 49 tons of freight and listed first class passengers including Mrs F St Johnson and Mrs L A Tallard among others. Cleveland departed at noon for San Francisco with coal. Dirigo departed from Lyon canal ports tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Lynn Canaperte
Umatilla
San Francisco
Hern Saile
Honolulu
Al-Ki
Mre
F. St. Johnson
L. A. Tallard
M. M Whiteside
Mise Whiteside
Mise Danielson
Aug. Aupech
Mra
C Martin
Sylvester McMahon
L. Leary
Cleveland
Lyon Canal
Union Men Are Under Arrest
Three Cramp's shipyard strikers and IA of Machinists officers John G. Keegan and Frederick Counselman were arrested in Philadelphia on November 16 for inciting riot. Each was held on $2,000 bail after refusing police orders to move from the shipyard vicinity.
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Philadelphia
Cramp
John G. Keegan
International Association of Machiniste
Frederick Counselman
Machinists’ Organization
Punishment Kills a Pupil in Kansas City
Hiandhe Nippold a ten year old pupil died in Morse public school after being slapped and shaken by teacher Miss Bersie Kay for writing a line too many on her exercise book The child had a weak heart and the excitement caused a fatal apasm Miss Kay has taught in the local school since 1894
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Kansas City
Hiandhe Nippold
Morse
Mias Bersie Kay
Mise Kay
Harriman Elected President of Oregon Short Line
Edward Harriman was elected president and W. D. Corniah vice president of the Oregon short line. Union Pacific directors made no change in their officers.
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York
Edward Harriman
W. D. Corniah
Oregon
Goebel Gains Ground in Kentucky Election Fallout
In Frankfort on November 18, both parties show uncertainty as Goebel appears to be gaining though not yet declared winner. Analysts agree the decisive factor now lies with the state board election commissioners.
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Frankfort
Goebel
State Board
Electrician and Murray and Mack at Seattle theaters
Amusement bulletin lists Tonight shows including The Electrician at Third Avenue Theater with Murray and Mack in Finnigan's Tall and a vaudeville and moving pictures program at Universal Church titled A Hyas Potlatch.
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Seattle
the Electrician
Third Avenue Theater
Murray and Mack
Finnigan
Olympic Halie
Unitatian Church
Rich Plowers of Sultan River At Seattle Door
Frank S Kennedy reports near Beattle that Sultan canyon hosts rich placer prospects within 60 miles, with legends of old miners yielding up to 20 000 and claims of $1 to 3 per day common. He notes copper and iron pyrites, glacier-deposited high benches, and a potential Seattle Klondike if large-scale work proceeds.
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the Star
Beattle
Frank S. Kennedy
James Street
Sultan Canyon
Sultan River
Bultan
Mill Jones
Nevada
Bkykomieh
Lockwood Trail
Kultan Canyon
Ultan
Horse-hoe
George T. Mall
Hall
Hill
Klondike
Picuring
Seattle
Alaska
General Joubert Reported Killed in Natal Action
A dispatch from Fetcourt Natal confirms the death of General Joubert who was said to have been shot while leading troops at Ladysmith on November 13. The report aligns with a previous Durban dispatch.
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London
Fetcourt
Natal
Joubert
Durban
Ladysmith
F Pietermarsterburg
Lorenzo Marquea
Elenala
Kruger
Transvaal
All Ponte
England
Symone
Deepatch
Lucas Meyer
Pretoria
Durran
Mathews
Nicholeens Nek
Lorenzo Marquez
Poers
Erosiin Castile
Fiest
Capetown
Kimberley
Cronje
Mafeking
Bellmont Station
Underwear Sale Highlights Ladies and Men's Fleece and Wool
A vintage advertisement touts a wide range of underwear for ladies men and children. It features heavy fleeced jersey garments ribbed and union suits in gray silver and beiges with price points from 10 cents to 2.00 per item highlighting value and fit. The copy emphasizes comfort, quality and popular pricing for shirts drawers and hose across multiple ages.
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UNION
UITR
Amazon
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Dora Trustees
California
Fryebruhn
Harriman
Kentucky
Amusement Bulletin
Volkatem
Make
Hiake
Sixth United States Artillery
West Point
Hstcourt
West Yorkshire
Brussels
Leyds
O. W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
Columbian Accident Association
State of Washington
E. W. Andrews
L. Miller
Home Office
Collins Block
Joseph Mayer & Bros
ieCherry & v4
Seattle Transfer CO
Yres Transfer CO
Ofice, Cor. Occidental Are
Jackson Street
ILMAN
COAL
Beauty Out
Pacific Picture Frame Co
J. G Stewart
Dinburg
U.S. Saccanen
Miles
Army
Ihe
W. S. Kirk
Holden & Wilson Parniture
Second Ave
Tel. White
Seattle Heat and Plumbing Co
Seattle Ferry
Marisa
Stuart
Sherman, Clay & Co
Steinway” Dealers Pie Avenue
the Martin
N. B. Curtis
Washburn
Guitars
Winter & Harper
Marion St
Wash
Fesont Ave
Ramaker Music Co
C. C. Berg 'Ni
Rattle Printing CO
T. W. Lowe
Yesler Way
Butterworth & Sons Greenacre
Cemedy
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