Amant and Canines Featured in Subscriptions Rates Note
Fragmented notice mentions Amant Thich and Ace of Canines linked to Marek & Wea, alongside subscription rates for one year three dollars and six months a dollar fifty. Additional names Dubith Roaster Ettice Nichor appear as scattered fragments from Minnesota, Chas. tt Asae auth.
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Thich
TAK
Ettie
Pestodier
Sewant
Alastia
Ule
Marek & Wea
Dubith
Ettice
Minnesota
Chas
Tt Asae
Alaska Central Railroad Promises Rapid, Profitable Expansion
The Alaska Central Railroad will push construction from the current line end toward inland terminus with vigor. Proponents call it a legitimate business venture unlocking mineral wealth and agricultural potential, making interior Alaska tributary to trade and commerce and turning dormant resources into active channels for profit.
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Alaska
Coordsney
Fem
Alaska Central Railroad
Resignation of Alaska Central Lines and Railway Chief
It is officially announced that W. J. Poland resigned as general manager and chief engineer of the Alaska Central Lines and of the transportation Railway Construction Company on July 7, 06 with the understanding that he would remain with the company until satisfactory. No successor announced and no other changes expected among the railway company’s councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Poland
Alaska Central Huilns
T ‘Unant Railway Construction Company
Poland
Letting in the Light on Political Turmoil and Alaska
A 19th century column notes party feuds in Congress with Dryden of New Jersey at risk of defeat by voters. It praises Gov. Cummins as a reform faction victory and mentions Alaska transportation advances by the North Island Railways. Russell Sage’s estate value drops to 60,000,000. A remark on coal warfare against women and children closes the survey.
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Senate
Dryden
New Jersey
New Jer
Gov
Cummins
Republican Party
Russell Sage
Looks Better in Russia Wussia Appears on Wave
A fragmented, era-spanning dispatch praises Russia’s prospects amid autocratic resistance. The piece hints at hope for regeneration, laments rebellion, and urges removal of noble and imperial remnants as correspondents reference covert railroad activity beneath the Bering Sea influence.
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Exbal
Russia
Aetorines
Friends of
Tiberts
Deseres
Seattle Whisky Complaints Fault Quality Not Water Amount
Seattle residents voice concerns over the quality of whisky affecting local vendors, while water supply levels draw no complaint. Officials note no shortage and emphasize ongoing distribution. Citizens link quality issues to storage and handling rather than supply volume.
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Seattle
Those nervy Alout guards who cap poachers would make uxiliary to Uncle Sam's
Fragmentary OCR text references guards and poachers with a garbled phrase about auxiliary service to Uncle Sam, lacking clear events, dates, or people. Context unclear. cannot determine concrete news item or outcome from the fragments provided.
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Sam
Voter History Ties Alaska Figures to Election Scene
Relic recalls Frank H Democracie as an early Alaska voter who joined Congress prospects from Sunrise country after prospecting in 1880s. He earned popularity among old friends who recall him on election day. Governor Hoggatt, Spanish American War veteran, served Alaska. ex Governor Brady now Boston resident and treasurer of Reynolds Alaska Company.
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Frank H. Democracie
Congress
Alaska
Sunrise
Governor Hoggatt
Brady
Boston
Mass
Reynolds-Alaska Company
Police slang ban provokes sharp debate in Seattle courts
A Seattle police judge orders officers to refrain from their daily argot in testimonies and urges plain speech. The incident follows a man who acted with prudence in danger after his wife confronted a walker wife. A mining magnate plans to spend 3.5 million annually on prohibition efforts, though the use of funds remains unspecified.
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Seattle
European money sharks seek result in Russia revolution
The article claims European financiers pursue the Russia upheaval as a cold business proposition with no regard for sentiment. It notes a man who fasted 48 days for health has died, and jokes about mutineers and Cossacks. Seattle plans to boost its population via advertising to 180,000 from 40,000.
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Europe
Russia
Seattle
Steamer Movements From Seattle List Coastal Vessels
SEWARD STEAMERS Santa Clara sailed from Seattle August 8 Portland arrived in Seattle August 3 Oregon sailed for Seattle August 5 Excelsior sailed for Seattle August 10 Dora sailed westward August 10 Bertha sailed for Seattle August 1 Toledo sailed for Cook Inlet August 4
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Santa Clara
Seattle
Portland
Oregon
Excelsior
Dora
Bertha
Toledo
Cook Inlet
Roalroad Makes Good Progress
Walter Jones resident engineer foresees completion by mid October with No 7 tunnel about 700 feet long and tunneling at the north end at 200 feet per month. Nos 4 and 6 finish earlier. deviations from original line reduce rock and gravel by about 16 000 cubic yards saving around 824 000 and time. Changes approved by Hunt and Cameron as work proceeds.
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A. Moran
Walter Jones
Fred G. J. Hunt
Cameron
Rich Specimen Quartz Found by Alaska Central Camp
Railroad workers at camp 49 found quartz embedded with gold after ashes from a stove. The white quartz, similar to Falls creek, carried sylvanite gold. a pound specimen mortared up yielded about $4 in gold dust. The find suggests Kenai Peninsula may host valuable quarry veins and deposits.
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Alaska Central
Camp 49
Falls Creek
Kenai Peninsula
Steamer Sirio Disaster Off Philippine Coast
The Italian steamer Sirio sank off the east coast of the Philippines in August with about three hundred perishing and the rest saved by lifeboats. Panic among steerage aboard led to brutal fights for seats, especially as officers shielded women and children. Fishermen rescued many women. meanwhile, a social note records Barbara Krupp’s engagement to Baron von Wilmowski, highlighting Krupp wealth. Also mentioned is the steamer Nunivak preparing to cross Bristol Bay with prospectors.
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Sirio
Philippine Islands
Barbara Krupp
Frederick Alfred Krupp
Baron von Wilmowski
Prussian
Saxony
Essen
Prussia
Bertha
Gustav von Bohlen
Halbeck
Point Muller
Bristol Bay
Kuskokwim
Discovery of Gold in Alaska First Found by Russians
The article notes that gold was first found in Alaska on the Anauk river, a Kusko kwim tributary, during Russian occupation. Russian trader Lukeen discovered gold in 1832, built Lukeen's fort, later rebuilt as Kalmakoff redoubt, with Sitka as headquarters. Supplies moved over land routes to reach the fort, and winter mail trips used the Kuskokwim route until Russians left. It is unclear if mining occurred in paying quantities.
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Alaska Central
Yenina
Kwim Pass
Kuskokwim
Seward Peninsula
Alaska
Anauk River
Anauk
Simonsen Lukeen
Lukeen
Kalmakof
Kalmakoff
Russian American Fur Company
Sitka
Yukon
Yellow River
Silver Wanted by Government for Coinage
Washington August 10 the government announces its plan to buy silver for coinage for the first time in thirteen years Bids on bullion open August 15 and every Wednesday thereafter until further notice It is estimated that a hundred thousand ounces will be required but purchases will be spread through the year to avoid market disruption The demand stems from population growth.
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Washington, D. C
Four Men Drowned in Tuy Arm Reach Reported
A report says four men including Mike Bigelow and Mike Knudson drowned near Tuy Arm while crossing from Sunia to Knik in an open boat. They were seen stuck on a mudflat at low tide and perished when the bore returned. Confirmation awaited. locals in Seward knew Bigelow and Knudson.
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Mike Bigelow
Mike Knudson
Tuy
Suni
Knik
Bigelow
Knudson
Seward
Early glass and coinage origins from ancient times
The Romans produced the first glass bottles around 70 A. D. yet English manufacture began in 1558. Coppery brass coins appeared about 1184 B. C. and gold and silver coins by Pheidon, Tyrant of Argos, circa 862 B. C.
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England
Pheidon
Argos
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Seward Gateway
Mr. Poland
Boston Globe
Bering Sea
Tné
Seward Steamers
Byogabte
Thopany Gateway
StenDioc Sar
Glayson
Pacific
T. D. Corlew
Alway
A.B. Drug Co
Seward, Alaska
DRC II
Brown & Hawkins
G. H. Gibbons
M. D
Omico and Residence
Carsten
M. L. Carey
Bank OF Seward
Susitna
Neptuse
Selovia
Caswell
Tyoonok
Yentna
K. A. Swift
Alaska Central Railway Company
Lumber Exchange
Wash
Alaska Central Railway Co
Gecil H. Clegg
Fourth Avenue
Seward, Aka
Vv. Ray
Washington
Samuel M. Graff
E. R. Gray
J. Stone
Frank H. Lascy
U. S. Mineral and Land Surveyor
District of Alaska
Sejdovia
H. H. Hildreth Notary Public
U. S
Land and Mineral Surveyor
Coleman House
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