Ouster suit seeks Hearst over New York mayoral seat
Attorney General seeks to oust Mayor McClellan and seat William R Hearst alleging fraud in the count and requesting a recount. Chief Counsel for McClellan denounces the action as reckless and declares the mayor will fight the case, denying any party interest in the 1905 election.
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New York
Metropolis
Albany
Dan. S
Jackson
McClellan
Willam R. Hearst
Richards
New York State
New York City
Hearst
McClellin
Children in Dope Dens Found by Police
Police uncovered offices of the Harry Messenger Co in Seattle as dens for dope use with youths frequenting five locations in the railroad district. The firm was shut, managers arrested, and many underage victims directed to reform schools. Also reports on the steamer Jeanie bound for Kodiak with coal and passengers, its captain, and a collision account with the Saratoga at Valdez dock noting light conditions and limited damage.
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Daily Gateway
Seattle
Harry Messenger Company
Reform School
Jeanie
Kodiak
Lew
Seward
Bruce Me
Tampico
Alaska
Valdez
McKay
Holstrom
Saratoga
Supposed to Be Insane Galactianoff Committed as Insane
Gabriel Galactianoff, an 18 year old half breed Russian orphan, was brought to Seward aboard the Dora from Unalaska by Deputy Marshal Harmon as an insane person. A Monday hearing before Judge Howlett ordered him committed to an asylum for the insane. He has attended the Methodist missionary school at Unalaska for eight years.
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Gabriel Galactianoff
Seward
Unalaska
Marshal Harmon
Saloon Burns at Unga Causes $3000 Loss
The Dora reports a blaze at Peter Nelson's Unga saloon about a month ago causing about $3000 in damages. The fire's origin and full extent were noted in local notices.
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Unga
Peter Nelson
Dora
Emmons Kills Lawyer and Himself in Seattle Saloon
In Seattle last night, T. H. Emmons shot Gen. C. W. Turner, a Seattle bar member and legal adviser for Russell, then wounded Russell before killing himself. A letter says Russell forced Emmons to invest and then ordered him to vacate, ruining him financially. Turner had just entered the saloon when the attack began. Emmons died instantly after turning the gun on himself.
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Daily Gateway
Seattle
T. H. Emmons
Mix
Emmons
Russell
Turner
Fmons
Yentna and Susitna Gold Districts Promoted by Interview
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer highlights Frank Youngs praising the Yentna valley and Susitna district as future stampeding grounds for 1907. He notes early mining in 1906 yielded nearly $100,000 in gold, copper shows near Susitna excite travelers, and the Alaska Central rail will boost access. He urges entry before roads close and mentions Kuskokwim as another future district.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Frank Youngs
Yentna
Susitna
Yentna Valley
Youngs
Betnana
Alaska Central
Mr. Youngs
Seward
Meteor Firefall Report Affects Northern Saloon Gamers
Leonard Goth, night watchman, rushes into the Northern saloon to warn a crowd of maniacs that a flaming meteor fragment or comet tail piece has fallen on a hill south of town. Gamesters resume the game as spectators shuffle outside, leaving doubts whether the sight was genuine or a bid to calm panicked patrons.
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Leonard Goth
Goth
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Vice Resorts
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Post-Intelligencer
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General Merchandise
BURG
Olympia
Fourth Ave
Washington St
Seward, Alaska
Northern Saloon
E. L. Whittemore
Fourth Avenue
Peterson & Brown
Hotel McNeiley
the Bank Theatre
del Clark
Board of Trade
F. W. Thomas
Prop
W. P. Henry & CO. Wines
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