Federation to Go It Alone
The Western Federation of Miners votes to remain separate from the Industrial Workers of the World. The IWW has been growing in the West and clashing with the federation, with Nevada showing notable strength for the new group.
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Federation
Miners’ Organization
Industrial Workers of World
Daily Gateway
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Industrial Workers of the World
New
Labor Organization
West
Nevada
Hebbard Tries to Kill Himself Over Disbarment Report
Judge J C B Hebbard of the superior court attempted suicide with a revolver this afternoon after news of a bar association recommendation of disbarment for habitual drunkenness. Newspaper men intervened before he could fire. The incident follows a period of scandal and unrest surrounding the judge.
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Daily Gateway
San Francisco
J. C. B. Hebbard
Superior Court
The
Bar Association
Hebbard
Witnesses deny Orchard story in Haywood trial
Boise reports show defense witnesses denying key Orchard claims across June hearings. Defense cites errors in Orchard testimony and actions tied to Western Federation leaders amid attempts to expose a mine owners conspiracy.
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Boise
Idaho
Orchard
Haywood
Federation
Orchards
C. S. Darrow
Western Federation of Miners
Mmine
Colorado
William Davis
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Butte Mail Carriers Strike Shocks Local Community
Butte labor action erupts as mail carriers walk out citing inadequate pay. Also noted: steamer Portland’s voyage from Seldovia to Seattle, a request for information on N W Powers missing in Eagle Alaska, Fourth of July dance plans by Moore's hall volunteers, editor G H Henry acquitted of criminal libel, Sitka carpenters raise wages, Northern Commercial Co may run a Chandler voyage, and Rampart freight rates from $20 to $200 per ton averaging $53.
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G. H. Henry
Tanana
Vautier
Fairbanks
Hoare
Harry A. Van Amringe Wife Granted Divorce
The Seattle divorce reports Harry A. Van Amringe a traveling Alaska showman and former Cyrus Noble whisky traveling agent. His wife was granted a divorce on statutory grounds today in Seattle, June 24.
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Seattle
Harry A. van Amringe
Alaska
Cyrus Noble Whisky
Harriman Denies Resignation Rumor in Union Pacific
E. H. Harriman denies rumors that he will resign the presidency of the Union Pacific railroad, stating he intends to remain in charge. The denial comes amid speculation about leadership changes in the company.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Cigarettes Still go in Illinois Chicago
The last Illinois legislature’s anti cigarette law was declared invalid today by the supreme court.
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Chicago
Illinois
Supreme Court
Methodists rally as Bishop Moore visits Seward Alaska
Bishop Moore’s visit to Seward drew large local Methodist turnout for Sunday services and a Saturday business meeting. The bishop declined to extend his stay beyond the Portland voyage, after a handcar ride showcasing Alaska farming. Meanwhile Rev Moffett won one dollar in a predestination case against the Big Four Railroad for his father’s death, as jurors rejected liability. William S. Moses of San Francisco renewed his Alaska Central stock interest, praising Central Alaska’s potential and recalling a 1904 letter.
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Bishop Moore
Seward
Portland
Whitehorse
Alaska
M. B. Moffett
Big Four Railroad Company
Railroad
Mr. Moffett
The
Gateway
William S. Moses
San Francisco
Alaska Central
Tanana River
United States
Notice to Creditors Feodor Gregoroff Estate Kodiak Alaska
The United States Commissioner's Court in Kodiak issues a probate notice for the estate of Feodor Gregoroff. Creditors and claimants must present vouchers within six months of first publication to the administrator at the Alaska Commercial Company's store in Kodiak. First publication June 29, 1907, last publication July 27, 1907.
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United States of America
Territory of Alaska
States Commissioner's Court
Kodiak Precinct
Feodor Gregoroff
Feodor Gregorott
Alaska Commercial Company
Kodiak
Kodiak Island
Goss
Feodor Sregoroff
Orphanage to Take Lowell Children Near Kodiak
Curtis P. Coe, superintendent of Wood Island Orphanage, arranged to take the children of William Lowell of Seward after the mother’s death. Mrs. L. H. Pedersen will escort the children to Kodiak aboard the Dora next month. Coe traveled on the Portland to place his own children and others in McMinnville Oregon, with Mrs. M. G. Campbell, matron of eight years, accompanying.
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Emerson Hough
E.C. Barnes
Kodiak Island
Portland
Mrs. Hough
Seward
Coleman House
Mr. Hough
Baptist
Wood Island
Kodiak
William Lowell
Curtis P. Coe
L. H. Pedersen
Dora
McMinnville
Oregon
M. G. Campbell
Bank of Seward Ad Offers Full Service Banking
Bank of Seward advertises deposits subject to check, interest on time deposits, world usable money orders, gold dust or bullion purchases, collections, and prompt accurate safe service. It invites customers to transact with a promise of conservative banking and favorable terms.
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Bank OF Seward
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Kuskokwim
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Prince William Sound
Davis
Grand
Heney
Schmitz
Francisco
Butte
Seldovia
N. W. Powers
Eagle Alaska
Mrs Powers
Idaho Springs
Moore’s Hall
Sitka
Northern Commercial Company
Chandler
Harry A. van
Harriman
the Meadows
Paris
Nome
Dan Panjokovitch
Juneau
Tokuich Yamane
Panjokovitch
Treadwell
Brown & Hawkins
Chase and Sanborn’s
Hills Bros
Fourth Avenue
J . L . Graef Seward, Alaska
Northern Saloon
E. L. Whittemore
Seward, Alaska
W. P. Henry & GO
Connection
Moore
California
Lowell
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