Dawson Stores Winter Stock Push Potatoes Big
Dawson reports large potato storage for winter trade as traders in warehouses prepare rooms to keep spuds above freezing. Hundreds of tons will be stored and prices may rise. expectations exceed 30 cents a pound, possibly higher. A separate note mentions a two story house project at 1409 Madison Street valued at $9,000 and several new residential permits across the city with costs ranging from about $900 to $4,000.
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Dawson
Henry D. Lloyd to Speak Again at Germania Hall
Henry D. Lloyd, scheduled to lecture before the Economic league, has drawn strong interest and will deliver another talk tomorrow evening at Germania hall. His topic will be Some Things Which the Working People Are Doing Abroad.
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Henry PD. Lloyd
Economic League
Germania Hall
Judge Brown Consider Valdes Court Session March or June
Melville C. Brown U S district judge for southeastern Alaska faces a petition from Valdes residents to hold a court session there in February or March. He had announced a Valdes term for next June but 14 or 15 mining cases urge earlier action to avoid summer disruption in activity at the port.
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Melville C. Brown
U. S. District Court
Alaska
Valdes
Brown
Death rates show Seattle fifth lowest among 1900 U S cities
Census mortality bulletin for 1900 lists Seattle among the six lowest death rate cities with populations over 4 000 and provides national totals by sex age and cause of death including 851 611 female deaths 492 099 white deaths and 175 252 foreign deaths. Consumption led with 111 059 deaths followed by pneumonia 105 971 and heart disease 69 315.
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United States
Seattle
Tla
Paws
Prices and supplies ease winter shortages in Dawson region
Livestock shipments to Dawson guarantee ample meat with 159 cattle en route and thousands of sheep. Prices listed include potatoes up to 10c per pound, eggs up to 19.00 per case, beef cuts and pork products, and poultry from 60 to 6c. Memorial services for McKinley held in Savoy theater with remarks on US Canada ties amid Klondike interest. Projections show $200,900 output from Koyukuk district and a looming winter rush via Seattle and St Michael. Provisions for camps reported ample as Northern Commercial Co. ships more goods and about 250 men plan to winter in the Yukon camp.
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Dawson
Ioc
McKinley
Savoy
Charles Macdonald
Yukon
United States
Canada
A. Guef
Queen Victoria
Klondike
Koyukuk
R. Boatman
F. Carmichael
B. Graf
Mr. Boatman
Seattle
St. Michael
Fone
Northern Commercial Co
Sanford
Aix
Nix
Lée
Coe
Poe
Gilbert
Building Permits Issued for Various City Homes
The city engineer reports multiple building permits granted for residential construction. Homeowners include O F Hutchinson at 2016 Fourteenth Ave S, D Shugarland at 2020 Fourteenth Ave S, Otto Johnson at 1718 Summit Ave, Mrs. M Sullivan at 719 Yester Way, Robert Abrams on Western Ave, A B Karlson at 1506 Bellevue Ave, M H at Seventeenth Ave, Amelia Miller at 450 North Forty-second St, K Hallestadt at 4204 Woodland Park Ave, Hamm & Schmitz trio at 914 18 22 Boyleston Ave, and J G Koenig at 109 to fake Ave. totals range from 600 to 14,400 dollars.
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F. Hutchinson
Fourteenth Avenue South
D. Shugarland
Otto Johnson
Summit Avenue
M. Sullivan
Yester Way
Robert Abrams
Western Avenue
A. B. Karlson
Bellevue Avenue
M. H
Seventeenth Avenue
Amelia Miller
North Forty-second Street
K. Hallestadt
Woodland Park Ave
Hamm & Schmitz
Boyleston Avenue
J. G. Koenig
Fake Avenue
Hamm
Annie Rooney Arrested for Overstaying Jail Limit
Annie Rooney, described as a peculiar, well-traveled woman, was arrested after over-staying a 12 hour limit and will be tried before Judge George, with a likely 30 day sentence. Rose Cunningham and Ruth Owens also arrested. Owens released yesterday after a 30 day term. The item also mentions local transit ads and boat schedules.
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Annie
Sergt. Powers
Annie Rooney
Lee Court
Mississippi
George
Rose Cunningham
Ruth Owens
Seattle Triumph Over Spokane in 10 to 5 Victory
The Seattle baseball team defeated Spokane 10 to 5 yesterday afternoon. Hawley pitched for Spokane for three innings before being replaced. Harmon and Frary contributed for Seattle, while Frary’s hand injury limited him. Dugdale’s team totaled four runs in Seattle’s favor as the game progressed with Seattle keeping control. Spokane struck back with three runs in the sixth, but Seattle widened the gap to end up ahead 16 to 6 in the final tally. Next games scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.
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Spokane
Hawley
Iits
Harmon
Frary
Harley
Bodie
Bunchcraisers
Thielman
Dugdale
Portland
In Old Kentucky Thrills Crowd at Beattle Theater
The Beattle Theater welcomed a packed audience last night with In Old Kentucky drawing crowd fervor from front row to entrance. Performances by Alice Treat Hunts Madge Catrone Clark Col Doolittle Charles Brendt and William Cunnington received strong praise. The Woodlawn Whanedoodies and Bowen dancers impressed as three more showings and a Saturday matinee follow.
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Old Kentucky
Beattle Theater
Alice Treat
G. Clark
Col. Doolittle
Charles Brendt
William Cunnington
Ned
Wootlawn
Bwinton and Bowen
County Board Cuts Tax Collectors Allowance and Fund Grants
At yesterday’s county commissioners session the 6 cent allowance for tax collection by 8 G Meek was discontinued for sums up to 1000 with collection by May 1. Three hand dellare of the road and bridge fund were appropriated to improve the Lee Mono hon road.
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G. Meek
Dellare
Lee Monohon Road
Millinery Suite and Cloaks Ad by M. D. Pease
A local notice invites shoppers to visit Saturday and Sunday for last visiting days. Millinery Suite and Cloaks are featured with contact at Johnson Co, 1109 Second Avenue, for inquiries and purchases.
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M. D. Pease and Johnson Co
Second Avenue
Hero Hobson robs a junk heap for Alabama gifts
Washington reports on hero Hobson who gathered discarded relics from the Spanish American War, planned a grand Alabama celebration, faced customs duties, and now awaits Treasury remission or a congressional bill to exempt the goods as government property.
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Hero Hobson
Alabama
Sam
Washington
Hobson
United States
Richard
Sagan
Philippines
America
San Francisco
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Congress
Marquis Ito Confined in Chicago Auditorium Annex
Marquis Ito is confined to his rooms in the Auditorium Annex in Chicago following a severe at Diamond Ice. Residents report Ito’s condition as serious. update expected as authorities monitor his status.
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Marquis Ito
Chicago
Auditorium
Ballard Saloon Seized Under Writ At Ballard
Memrich Brewing Co. secured a writ of attachment on the Ballard saloon and fixtures of P. T. Holgerson. When the writ was served no one was found in the place. The debt sued for was under $200 and Holgerson is alleged to have skipped.
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Memrich Brewing Co
P. T. Holgerson
Ballard
Holgerson
Egbert's Quartermaster Treut Heads Toward Departure
Boone the new Egbert quarter master tells Fuhlen he plans to depart San Francisco for this garrison today.
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Treut
Boone
Egbert
Fuhlen
San Francisco
Newsboy Steamer Leaves Nome for Dutch Harbor Route
From advices received by her local agents the Newsboy steamed out of Nome on December 24. Unless detained at Dutch Harbor the vessel should reach her destination today or tomorrow.
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Newsboy
Nome
Dutch Harbor
Vintage Bargain List From a Historic General Store
A fragmented ad lists textiles and household goods with discounted pricing notes. Items include 27 inch all wool waistings, talcum powder, antiseptic toothpaste, white castile soap, hard milled soaps, broom and headache powders, watches, belts, hair accessories, and pins, with price reductions and purchase limits.
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Bimpoon
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