Alaska News Roundup From Nome To Valdez
Reports from Nome, Fairbanks, Valdez and other Alaska towns recount ship arrivals and departures, local killings, mining disputes, and election fraud inquiry. Passengers on the Senator voyage, Dawson steamer status, and Dome Creek shooting are noted along with police actions and ban on dice shaking.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Carl Bibing
Rob Dunn
Dome Creek
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Dome City
Bibing
Fhinn
Women to Storm Legislature in California Campaign
United Press reports California women prepare for a broad campaign to push for suffrage. Organizers aim to dominate the legislature in the next session with coordinated efforts across Sacramento and neighboring counties.
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WOMEN
Legislature
Washington faculty to present play this Friday
The faculty at Washington will present a play titled Puts written by Thorpe. The event, organized with the help of the M C A directors, is set for Friday in the gym. Prefect Padelford, Registrar Corden, and Prefect Benham will participate alongside Frank Leré.
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Thorpe
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Physicians Attend Funeral for Dr William Kell
Members of the King County Medical association gathered in a body last night at Trinity Parish church to attend the services for Dr William Kell. Rev J M Gowen led the service, and the body was sent east by the Great Northern railroad.
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William Kell
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Earthquakes Reported in Manila Minor Shocks Felt
Reports from Manila indicate no extensive damage from tonight's quakes. Three minor shocks occurred at 10 50 AM, 1 46 PM and 3 10 PM. Also Port Orchard man Oscar Cornelius acquitted in burglary charges from May burglaries.
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Cornelius
Birth Rate in Manhattan Tops New York Boroughs
New York city health department figures show Manhattan's birth rate above all other boroughs at more than thirty per 1 000 population per year. The latest data indicate 2 100 births in one week, about one every five minutes, underscoring a high rate of early life in the borough.
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New York
Manhattan
Greater
Health Department
Elks Seat Sale Opens For Toodles in Holland
Tomorrow at 10 o clock the reserved seat sale for Toodles in Holland opens at the Moore theatre. Ticket holders exchange for seat checks and nonticket buyers can purchase seats. The Elks benefit Lodge No. 92 for a new club house, 100 cast members, two performances Friday and Saturday with music dances and fun.
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Folder Printed for North America
General Agent A. BR. Calder of the Canadian Pacific railway announced an advance copy of a promotional folder bearing the message Visit the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition at Seattle May to October 1809. He says 966,000 folders will be printed monthly and distributed across North America until after the fair.
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A. BR. Calder
Canadian Pacific Railway
Seattle
Calder
North America
Young Men Hebrew club to build a $20000 clubhouse
The Young Men's Hebrew club plans a $20,000 clubhouse with a gymnasium and recreation facilities. A fund raising ball is set for October 26 at Christensen's Broadway Hall to support the project. Prosecute Attorney Kenneth Mackintosh resumes work after a two month vacation. George F. Vander Veer handled duties in his absence.
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Re Eeeies
Tatee Fundal
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Kenneth Mackintosh
George F. Vanderveer Haw
Mackintosh
California
Oregon
Taft
Railway Clerks Named In Regional Honor List
A United Press report lists railway clerks honored today across multiple towns including Taroma Everett North L Baley Mabton and Ben F James with several others named for noted service. The department confirms the recognition across divisions and departments.
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M& CC
Oet
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Death of Jake Adams in Cal State
John, veteran statesman, ex Governror Aiva and Senator Wi A. Adama of the state, die at his home in this city Saturday.
Funeral of Bishop H. C Petter Held at Grace Metropolitan
In New York on October 20 the funeral of Bishop H. C Petter who died July 21 at home was held in Grace Metropolitan church with bishops participating in the service.
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Riches Petter
New York
H. C Petter
Grace Menacopal Church
Bank official flees town amid embezzlement rumors
I and F Richart, once a director at Farmers and Drovers Bank of Waynestore, fled amid reports of a two dollar embezzlement scheme and questions from U S Judges about propriety.
Kohler and Chase Defends Geographical Contest Claim
Kohler and Chase respond to rival claims over a geographical contest for piano sales. They describe negotiations with multiple factories, shared advertising costs, and profits reimbursement, asserting rivals misrepresented their consent and calling for public scrutiny of motives.
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Kohler & Chase
Mississippi
House of Kohler & Chase
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Arrest in Havana Province on Potriss Charge
A suspect was arrested last night in the Havana province and charged with embezzlement. Police reported the individual is in custody awaiting further legal proceedings.
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Havana
Velasques Strikes Reef Near Santos Passengers Safe
Velasques IX ran aground on a reef near Santos after a collision. Passengers were rescued and reported safe. Gus Rogers is identified as deceased in unrelated dispatches from York reporting a comedian Rogera in the Rogers family.
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Gus Rogers
York
Rogera Brothemidenty
Dairwood Advertising Manager Dies in City
Alfred Dariow, advertising manager for the railroad, died in the city. Teachers are meeting. HAM Ont. 26. Two her e of Whatcom county there at the annual tr
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de Thie City
Ham
Ont
Whatcom County
Women’s Suits in Navy Blue and Browns at $35 to $49.50
Woman’s suits described include broadcloth navy blue brown and black options with 36 inch semi fitted lined coats and gored flare skirts. Prices range 35.00 to 49.50 with satin linings bone buttons and black silk braid details.
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Skinner's
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