Alaska's ancient climate shifts spark debate on tropic past
Scientific discussions explore dramatic Earth changes since the Archaean era. Theories range from a near earth crossing comet to axis displacement, with Alaska once near the equator or pole. The piece notes glacier recession and hints at a warmer future for Alaska.
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Seiones
Asia
Siberia
S. A. Crandall
Earth
Henry Neidig
Seattle
Americas
Alaska
Neidig
North Pole
Ohio River
Italy
Lawson Favors Roosevelt Third Term Belief
Thomas W. Lawson advocates a Roosevelt third term, aligning with his view that both he and Theodore Roosevelt are like priests in Melchizedek’s order. He holds that human speech surpasses any octopus in power.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Roosevelt
Tom
Teddy
Order of
Melchisedek
Maud Crowned Queen of Norway Tours Safe Adventure
The narrative celebrates Maud as the queen of Norway who has safely endured an adventurous episode worthy of a comic supplement, underscoring her composure and resolve during the ordeal.
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Norway
Maud
Yellow Peril Exhibits Internal Convulsions
A report notes a dangerous phenomenon described as the Yellow Peril showing internal convulsions.
Debs and papers face dwindling Chicago press
The Chicago Chronicle suspends publication amid crowded city papers. The piece traces the Chronicle from its 1890s Democratic stance to its shifts through silver, gold, Parker, and eventual Republican alignment, noting Chicago’s crowded market and the lone Democratic Hearst’s American. It also looms Debs as a controversial figure in Boise and comments on Alaska framing.
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Chicago Chronicle
Chronicle
Parker
Chicago
Tribune
Inver-Ocean
Record- Herald
Evening Journal
The
Evening News
Hearst
American
Mrs McKinley passes away in Canton
Mrs McKinley died shortly after 1 o clock yesterday afternoon peacefully. The funeral will be held Wednesday with President Roosevelt Vice President Fairbanks and Secretary Cortelyou in attendance.
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Daily Gateway
Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Cortelyou
Big Fight on Gov Hoggatt Over Alaska Expo Row
Governor Hoggatt faces strong opposition from Alaska residents and newspapers over his stance on self government at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition ceremony. The Times criticizes his position while Nome and Gateway papers voice sharp objections. He arrived from Juneau to attend the June 1 groundbreaking ceremony.
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Alaska
Hoggatt
the Times
New
Tory
Juneau
Gateway
Fair Management
Nome
Seattle
Gov. Hoggatt
Sunny Alaska theory on ancient cold snap and mammoth finds
Crandall of Valdez proposes a comet induced vacuum near earth caused a rapid Arctic freeze preserving mammoth remains and tropical fauna in Alaska. He cites recent fossils, notes northern sites showing sudden disaster events, and recalls Crandall's studies at Michigan and Smithsonian. Steamer Portland sailed for Seattle after returning westward.
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Crandall
Valdez
Alaska
University of Michigan
Winchell
Miners Fleet Sets Sail for Prince William Sound
Seven miners departed Monday for Prince William Sound on separate expeditions. Capt Sheffers Bi as flagship toting a sloop and a dory, with crews Smith Reed Peck and Dobbs. E R Gray sails Bina to Mummy Bay to advance a property with Eugene Hale and W M Sayers. surface ore and a ledge found, development to expand with more workers later.
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Prince William Sound
Sheffer
Dory
Smith
Reed
Peck
Dobbs
E. R. Gray
Bina
Mummy Bay
Mr. Gray
Eugene Hale
W. M. Sayers
Gray
Seward
Pacific edition expands Alaska coverage with Seward focus
The Pacific Builder and Engineer of Seattle issued an Alaska edition dedicating pages to cuts and articles, with Seward receiving prominent attention and a large share of space.
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The
Pacific Builder & Engineer of
Seattle
Alaska
Seward
Steamship Movements Reported From Seattle Harbors
SEWARD STEAMERS Jeanie sailed from Seattle on the 16th. Santa Clara left Seattle on the 2nd. Bertha departed Seattle on the 25th, with Juneau service on the 31st. Saratoga led for Seattle on the 25th. Portland listed Seattle on the 25th and then sailed for Unalaska on the 21st.
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Jeanie
Seattle
Santa Clara
Bertha
Juneau
Saratoga
Portland
Eattle
Unalaska
Weekly Weather Record ends with June 1
The notice promotes a weekly weather record for the week ending June 1 and offers a free sample copy of Mining Topics. It invites readers to send their name to 64 Fulton Street in New York to receive the progressive mining journal.
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Fulton Street
New York
Seward Hosts Two Modern Dental Parlors with Experienced Operators
Two Seward dental parlors offer the best modern appliances and work from graduated operators with years of experience. They guarantee top workmanship and materials with prices aligned to Beater men standards.
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Seward
Bank of Seward Ad Prospects for Customers
The Bank of Seward offers deposits subject to check and pays interest on time deposits. It issues money orders valid worldwide, buys gold dust or bullion, and makes collections. The bank guarantees prompt accurate and safe service and invites customer business.
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Bank OF Seward
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U.S
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Wes Allen
Mgr
McMillan Fur & Wool CO
Langley St., Victoria, B. C
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Seward Steamers
Wilson & White Co
Chas Perry
H. E. Ellsworth
Cannor
Arctic Brotherhood
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D. C. Brownell
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