Alaska and West Coast News Roundup in One Week
A sweeping Washington dispatch notes Alaska lawmakers leaving the capital as no further bills seem to pass. Reports cover the Adams murder trial in Idaho, railroad funding votes, sea peril near Cape Beal, and Seattle steamer travel. Epidemics, earthquakes, and weather woes pepper the slate with political trials, lobbying arrests, and a Obama-style stream of U.S. state notes.
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Washington, D. C
Alaska
Congress
Adams
Wallace
Idaho
Steve Adams
Settler
McFartland
Western Federation of Miners
Magoon
Strikes Rock in Valdez Bay Afloat to Dry Dock
The steamer Santa Clara arrived from Seward and will enter dry dock after striking a rock in Valdez harbor. In Odessa the Union of True Russians looted Jewish shops, injuring proprietors and locking Jews in their buildings as police provide no help.
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Gateway
Seattle
Seward
Valdez Harbor
Odessa
Union of
Officers cashiered and banished to Siberia in Kronstadt purge
Seven officers of the Kronstadt regiment blamed for links with revolutionists were cashiered and banished to Siberia for ten years. Other regiments face investigations as the government continues to purge disloyal officers from the army.
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St. Petersburg
Kronstadt
Siberia
Smoot Retains Senate Seat After Lively Debate
Washington D C February twenty one Smoot is allowed to keep his senate seat after voting in the Smoot case. He declares no religious oath could swerve his duty to the country and national government. He notes no treason in his oath of office and receives cheers from the gallery and congratulations from senators.
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Washington D. C
Smoot
Utah
Senate
Hawaiian Japanese Protest Immigration Exclusion
Honolulu residents of Hawaiian Japanese origin wired President Roosevelt to oppose the proposed congressional ban on Japanese immigration. They urged a protest to the Japanese foreign office as well.
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Honolulu
Roosevelt
United States
Japanese Foreign Office
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News OF the World
Washington
Valdez
House
Valdez- Marshall Pass
Cape Beal
Victoria
B. C
Cape Beal Rocks
Pennsylvania
Tacoma
Chelan
Spokane
Humphrey
Sacramento
Olympia
Wash
Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Jeanie
Wing Point
Puget Sound
Philadelphia
John B. Reyburn
Bailey
Standard Oil
Austin
Texas
Standard Oil Company
Northern Pacific
Coast
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Portland
Cuban
Gov. Magoon
Interior
San Francisco
Boise
Tufts
Pacific Reform Association
Tanana
Tanana Mines
Ambassador Bryce
Washington, D.C
James Bryce
Root
State Department
Chicago
Flora McDonald
Michael McDonald
Webster Guerin
McDonald
Guerin
Mike McDonald
Mary
Army and Navy League
Army and Navy
Cushman
House Today
Interior Department
Thompson
Turner
Los Angeles
Cyclone Thompson
Rafe Turner
Marysville
Senate Committee On Public Lands Today
Nome
Fairbanks
New Haven
Conn
Caroline Kline Gallant
Valdez Bay
H. E. Ellsworth
Seward, Alaska
Assay Office
Seward Water & Power
John. A. Nelson
Office
Washington Streets
Fourth Avenue
E. L. Whittemore
Fraser’s Smoke Shop
H.W. Fraser
Fourth Ave
Washington St
Troy
Moore
Fifth Ave. Seward
Booth & GO
Hope and Girdwood
Booth & Co
Mi Eleccion Cigars
Old Line
Hunter Rye
Nelson Co
Olympia Beer
Girdwood
C. R. Booth
Clayson
Alaska Central
Seward Commercial Company
White House
Seward Commercial
Northwestern Steamship Company
U. S. Mail and Express
Seattle - Seward
Outside Passage
Santa Clara
Str
Saratoga
Dora
Unalaska
Dutch Harbor
Avente
Kes
Alaska Coast CO
U. S. Mail
Alaska-Pacific Express
Juneau
Bertha
Yesler
Brown & Hawkins
Board of Trade
F. V. Thomas
THE
Alaska Transfer
Chris
Wagner's
Wagner
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