Secretary Root Illness Rumors Roil Capital
Cable dispatches report Secretary of State Elihu Root is on forced vacation at White Plains with serious mental disturbances. Reports conflict as Taft denies illness. Separately, Burlington mail train robbers fled with about 500000 in three registered sacks, with detectives and postal authorities pursuing the thieves.
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Billy Muldoon
Muldoon
St. Louis
Taft
Denver
Aug
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Supreme Court Favors Taylor in Mayor Removal Ruling
The state supreme court upholds the removal of Mayor Schmitz and the appointment of Taylor as his successor. The decision comes as Eri Thompson, Carl Carlson and Vic Saulpaugh explore Sunny Bay country, with ore prospects reported by George Sexton and others. Prospecting teams eye copper claims at Cape Resurrection and Is creek, with Reynolds-Alaska Development weighing purchase terms if agreements are reached. Geological notes describe gossan indicators, ore vein behavior, and minerals such as cyprite azurite malachite and malaconite in relation to sulphide horizons.
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Daily Gateway
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Vic Saulpaugh
Sunny Bay Country
Idaho
Bil Lietzke
Harry Orchart
Cape Resurrection
Reynolds-Alaska Development Company
Clayson-Pitman-Gould
Sunny Bay
Hale
Is Creek Country
Ed. Revell
Ben Sweasey
Resurrection
W. A. McNeiley
Telegraphers Still Strike Across North America
Reports from New York Winnipeg Victoria and Chicago show telegraph operators walking out or threatening to strike in sympathy with American colleagues. Conferences in Winnipeg and Vancouver aim to decide on a general walkout while unions report strained company operations and rising tensions.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Telegraph lines in strike as unions clash with operators
San Francisco reports telegraph companies call for troops to guard lines amid claims union operators cut and impeded messages. Chicago notes AP refusal to arbitrate with old operators as news service remains poor. United Press gains more leased wires. Washington to brief President Roosevelt on strike findings. New York advertises Mining Topics with bold claim of authentic mining news and a free sample offer.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United Press
Ito Mining Topics
Fulton Street
New York
Largest wagon shipped to Nome for interior freight
The Pioneer Mining company of Seattle sent what is believed to be the largest wagon in the world to Nome, Alaska, to haul freight through the interior. It features eighteen inch tires, two foot hubs, ten foot wheels, a twenty six foot long body, and a height over seven feet, built in Alameda, California at a cost of 700 dollars.
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Pioneer Mining Company
Seattle
Nome
Alaska
Alameda
Cal
Steamer Saratoga Arrives Seward from Seattle
The steamer Saratoga arrived in Seward from Seattle on Saturday afternoon at 3 30 and set sail again at midnight for Seldovia Returning she sailed south Tuesday morning.
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Seward
Seattle
Seldovia
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