Heroic Treatment Saves Policeman With Amputation Averted
Police officer Coles Carpenter survived a grave leg injury after Dr. Sullivan improvised a baking and freezing method. The physician heated the leg to 150 290 degrees then cooled it in an ammonia ice bath to purge mortified tissue. By April Carpenter could use the leg with crutches and recently walked unaided.
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Coles Carpenter
Raymond Sullivan
St. Mary's Hospital
Carpenter
Sullivan
New York Herald
Oyster cultivation prospers on Grays Harbor grounds
Aberdeen Washington report says the Grays Harbor Oyster Co. finds oyster farming highly profitable and plans expansion by increasing planted acreage. The firm has ordered 60 bris of seed from eastern beds to be sown in its South bay beds. Window Shades at Hofman's.
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Aberdeen
Grays Harbor Oyster Co
Germany opposes triple alliance after czar visit
Germany objects to the proposed three power alliance of Britain France and Russia despite King Edward's visit to the czar seen by others as an effort to preserve peace. The dispatch from St Petersburg notes Berlin’s stance and contrasting views among the powers.
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St. Petersburg
Germany
Great Britain
France
Russia
Edward
Czar
Thousands Out of Work Entertains King by Cable
A compendium item notes the czar entertaining the king on his private yacht, with speculation of a triple alliance forming. It records global dispatches on Alaska natives health, a Texas pistol tax joke, Montana floods, Dawson-Hubbard creek mining, and M Armengand in Paris touting a telespectroscope device.
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Gateway Reyal
Austin
Tex
Texas
State Comptroller’s Office
P.L
Helena
Mont
Montana
Half the Coal Wasted Says Prof J A Holmes
Prof J A Holmes of the United States geological survey states that under the current system half of the natural coal supply is wasted. He notes mines are abandoned after high grade fuel is removed, preventing extraction of low grade coal and cites a 21 foot vein with only four feet mined. He cites the Pennsylvania Railroad using 40,000 tons daily for locomotives, equating to 14 600 000 tons annually.
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J. A. Holmes
United States Geological Survey
Evening and Morning Services at Local Church
The morning service will cite Luke 5 5 and the evening service Luke 5 21 32. A long service is planned at 8 o clock p.m. with Sunday school at 12 15 after the morning service. All are cordially invited. Pastor L H Pedersen.
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L. H. Pedersen
Russia Prison Crisis Highlighted by New Statistics
New figures show 766 death sentences in three months and 167,830 inmates in Russian jails with 117,138 beds. Kieff’s 690 cells hold 2,207 prisoners while Odessa houses 1,610 inmates in 804 cells. inmates sleep in corridors or seated, illustrating dire conditions. Also noted is a $5 million coal cost estimate for a battleship voyage around the world and a Sydney offer for free coal during Australian visit.
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Russia
Kieff
Odessa
Washington
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Suez Canal
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
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Dodgers
Gateway Publishing Company
Seward
Alaska
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Paul C. Hutton
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Tenth Infantry
Hutton
Kansas City
Daly Gateway
Kansas Ci Mo
Dawson
Hubbard Creek
Gates
Fortymile
James Shand
Discovery
Hubbard
Billy Hayhurst
Hayhurst
Shand
Steve McPhee
Paris
M. Armengand
London
New York
Knik Trading Company
General Outfitters
Willow Creek
Susitna Valley
Knik
G. Herning
Buffalo Forges
Reynolds
Fourth Avenue
J . L . Graef Cab AK
Geo. Sexton
Seward, Alaska
Bank OF Seward
Seward Water
John A. Nelson
Bank of Seward Building
Alaska Steamship Company
U. S. Mail and Express
Valdez-Seward
Str
Santa Clara
Farallon Sus
Pennsylvania
S. Dora
Dora
Alaska Peninsula
Unalaska
John H. Bunch
Pier One
Woaxck
VIA
Alaska Coast CO
U. S. Mail
Alaska-Pacific Express
Juneau
Portland
Bertha
Yester Way
Brown & Hawkins
Clayson
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