Federation to Go It Alone in West
Denver June 2 The Western Federation of Miners votes to remain independent and not affiliate with the Industrial Workers of the World. The I W W has been growing in the West, especially in Nevada, where conflict with the Federation has arisen.
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Daily Gateway
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Industrial Workers of the World
New
Labor Organization
West
Nevada
Hebbard Tries to Kill Himself After Disbarment Report
Judge J C B Hebbard of the superior court attempted suicide with a revolver shortly after the bar association recommended disbarment for habitual drunkenness. Newspaper men intervened before he could fire. The episode adds to recent scandal 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 and Haywood trial actions
In Boise on June 28 six defense witnesses disputed key points of Orchard’s testimony in the Haywood case and the defense argues much of his account is false. By June 29 four witnesses contradicted Orchard’s movements and the location of Federation men, while opening statements claimed a conspiracy by mine owners to railroad leaders to their deaths. Nearby reports note San Francisco counsel seeking dismissal of bribery indictments, arguing grand jury term expired.
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Boise
Idaho
Orchard
Haywood
Federation
Orchards
C. S. Darrow
Western Federation of Miners
Mmine
Colorado
William Davis
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Daily Gateway
San Francisco
Superior Court
Grand
Heney
M. B. Moffett
Big Four Railroad Company
Railroad
Mr. Moffett
Butte Mail Carriers Strike Amid Pay Dispute
Butte mail carriers walked out today claiming pay is insufficient. Also noted are various local items: a steamer voyage to Seattle after visiting Seldovia and Kodiak, a missing person inquiry for N. W. Powers, Fourth of July plans by Moore's hall volunteers, editor G H Henry acquitted of libel, Sitka carpenters raising wages, Northern Commercial steamer on Chandler, and freight rates Rampart from outside ranging from 20 to 200 dollars per ton.
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Butte
Wife of Harry A. Van Amringe Granted Divorce
Seattle June 24 The wife of Harry A. Van Amringe a traveling Alaska showman and former traveling agent for Cyrus Noble whisky obtained a divorce today on statutory grounds.
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Seattle
Harry A. van Amringe
Alaska
Cyrus Noble Whisky
Harriman Denies Resignation Rumor at Union Pacific
E. H. Harriman denies rumors he will resign as president of the Union Pacific railroad, stating he will continue to lead the company. The denial comes amid surrounding speculation in New York on June 29.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Cigarettes Still go in Ilinois Chicago
The supreme court declared invalid today the anti cigarette law passed by the last Illinois legislature. Other items note racing season at Meadows in Seattle and Paris government move against winegrowers revolt. Also four strong men in Nome challenge for $100 purse while Dan Panjokovitch is acquitted in Juneau for a murder linked to a boardinghouse incident. Emerson Hough and E C Barnes hunted bears on Kodiak and Seward trip details noted.
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Chicago
Illinois
Supreme Court
Nome
Emerson Hough
E.C. Barnes
Kodiak Island
Portland
Mrs. Hough
Seward
Coleman House
Mr. Hough
Alaska Bishop Moore Visit Draws Local Interest
Bishop Moore's Seward stop impressed Methodists and others with a Sunday service, a Saturday meeting, and a handcar ride to showcase Alaska agriculture. A court ruling spared Rev Moffett from damages over his father's railroad death, while a San Francisco subscriber praises Alaska Central surveys and promotes regional development.
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Bishop Moore
Seward
Portland
Whitehorse
Alaska
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Feodor Gregoroff
The United States Commissioner’s Court in Kodiak Territory notifies creditors and all with claims against Feodor Gregoroff deceased to present vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be delivered to the administrator at the Alaska Commercial Company store in Kodiak. First published June 29, 1907, last published 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
The Wood Island Baptist orphanage near Kodiak will take William Lowell of Seward's children after the mother died. Superintendent Curtis P. Coe agreed to receive them during Seward visit en route to Kodiak. Mrs. L. H. Pedersen will escort to Kodiak aboard the Dora next month. Coe and matron Mrs. M. G. Campbell later placed his own children in McMinnville, Oregon, while aboard the Portland.
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Baptist
Wood Island
Kodiak
William Lowell
Seward
Curtis P. Coe
Portland
L. H. Pedersen
Dora
McMinnville
Oregon
M. G. Campbell
Bank of Seward Ad Promotes Services
The Bank of Seward advertises deposits subject to check, interest on time deposits, and world‑wide money orders. It buys gold dust or bullion, makes collections, and guarantees prompt, accurate and safe service. It invites customers to bank with them.
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Bank OF Seward
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