Haywood Case Defense Calls Witnesses and Reports
The Haywood trial adjourned to Monday as defense lawyers prepare to present witnesses. They aim to show disturbances in mining districts were caused by mine owners agents to discredit the miners union. Pinkerton detectives blamed for lawless acts. Additional defense witnesses face possible perjury charges amid state investigations.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Pinkerton
Federation
Haywood Trail
Perjor
Lis
Orchard
Moyer and Haywood Elected Leaders of Western Federation of Miners
Cable dispatch from Denver reports Charles H. Moyer elected president and William D. Haywood secretary of the Western Federation of Miners this afternoon. A vote directs salary payments for the year, passage likely despite Boise trials. C. E. Mahoney of Butte re-elected treasurer. The federation also adopts a preamble pledging support for socialism in a near-new constitution.
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Dovly Gateway
Denver
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
C. E. Mahoney
Butte
Fred Stoll Reported Lost in Upper Kahiltna Hills
The missing hunter Fred Stoll was last seen June 13 near Willow Creek by the upper Kahiltna River. Miners conducted an extensive search after he disappeared while bear hunting, and he was widely known in Seward. He had left in February to travel with Harry Ellsworth and W. A. McNeily.
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Fred Stoll
Willow Creek
Kahiltna
Stoll
Seward
Harry Ellsworth
W. A. McNeily
Unusual Ice Jam Observed at Selkirk
George McLachlan, telegraph operator at Selkirk visiting Dawson, reports the Selkirk ice jam this year as the greatest in fifteen years. Local corroboration comes from Selkirk Indians. Ice piled along the riverbanks in grotesque roughness after the water fell, reaching about the height of a cabin.
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George McLachlan
Selkirk
Dawson
Dawson News
Bank of Seward advertisement promises prompt service
The Bank of Seward outlines services including deposits subject to check, interest on time deposits, world usable money orders, and gold dust or bullion buying. It notes collections and a guarantee of prompt, accurate, safe service and invites customer business.
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Bank OF Seward
Burns Wins in First Round Fight
Burns knocks out Squires in two minutes and eight seconds in Los Angeles as Jim Jeffries serves as referee later. The bout attracts about 7,000 fans and ends quickly after Burns lands decisive blows. Squires concedes Burns’s superior cleverness and ring craft while predicting a short bout.
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Bill Squires
Dan Francisco
Juiy
Parity
Squires
Burns
Jeffries
John Murphy
Frankie Edwards
Australia
United States
Los Angeles
Jim Jeffries
Colma
Squires and Burns Face Off in July Fourth Ring Bout
In San Francisco on July 4 both fighters Squires and Burns are in peak shape. They weighed in steady and entered the ring at 2 o clock as clear and hot day conditions held. Betting odds run 10 to 8 in favor of Squires.
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San Fancisco
Bill Squires
Tommy Burns
Burns
Squires
San Francisco
Carmen Want to Get Back
San Francisco reporters note that striking streetcar workers plan to return to work after acknowledging their walkout was improper. They demand union recognition while President Calhoun pledges not to reverse.
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Carmen
Daily Gateway
San Francisco
Calhoun
Rush at Opening of Klondike Concession
Three hundred men staked claims on the first day of the Quartz Creek concession opening in Klondike. Locators planted posts at midnight with many staking on shared ground amid a rush of international miners. Meanwhile the Lanana miners strike nears end as outside workers return and output resumes with water supplies improving.
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Quartz Creek
Klondike
Dawson
Tystad’s
Lanana
Building More Boats for Rivers Above Inlet
Special to The Daily Gateway from Susitna Station reports Woolsey building a new boat at Tyonek for river use. The Swan has run two trips up the Yentna and Susitna, while Frank Churchill builds a freight launch at Tyonek due soon. Upper country reports are favorable and LeClaire and Wallace manage Nugget Creek properties as they proceed toward Nome.
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Susitna Station
Woolsey
Tyonok
O. G Henning
Yentna
Susitna
Frank Churchill
Tyonek
Joe le. Claire
Nugget Creek
Nome
Dave Wallace
LeClaire
Joe
Thamna Lake Clark
Bristol Bay
Bidarka
Man's Creek
Inlet Traffic Grows as Seattle Freight Expands
Steamshipmen report Cook Inlet freight from Seattle this year up one third over last year and rising. Rich iron field near Vancouver Island reports bog iron ore discovery at Quatsino Sound with 108 claims covering 5600 acres, touted as a top island deposit.
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Vancouver
B. C
Quatsino Sound
Vancouver Island
Dooley Sparks Seward Interest in Beach-Claim Case
Seward centers on the Dooley dispute as juries fail to agree on whether he is a trespasser or a public claimant. Twenty-three jurors across two trials have disagreed, one juror was fined for contempt, and a third panel slept through deliberations without reaching a verdict.
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Shorty
Dooley
Seward
Atnold Winklereid
Snodgrass Takes Charge of Kodiak Station
M. D. Snodgrass leaves Seldovia aboard the Santa Clara for Kenai, then Kodiak, to assume command of the station. He comes from Kansas State College at Manhattan where he was educated and taught. He notes cattle move from Kenai to Kodiak will wait until next year, as a Kenai crop will feed them through winter.
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M. D. Snodgrass
Seldovia
Santa Clara
Kenai
Kodiak
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kansas
Caswell Refit at Seldovia for Katalla Run
The Caswell steamer is being refitted at Seldovia and will sail to Katalla after purchase by the Rogers company. It last operated on the Yentna river during the previous year.
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Caswell
Seldovia
Katalla
Rogers Company
Yentna
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