Alaska-Yukon exposition chosen site with liquor ban
Seattle news notes the university tract on Lake Washington selected as the Alaska-Yukon exposition site because alcohol sales are prohibited on the grounds. Also reported are a fatal street attack in Seattle, Roosevelt anti-rebate action against Standard Oil, and various federal and local updates.
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Seattle
University
Lake Washington
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Mutiny and Reform Movements Roil Russia
Reports from Moscow and St Petersburg detail revolutionary pressure on the Goremykin cabinet as the Democratic Reform Party and Constitutional Democrats push for a cabinet sympathetic to the people and Jews' rights. Ivan Narodny arrives in New York to spark a Baltic fleet seizure plan, while England confronts Bialystok massacre fallout and American sympathy actions gain approval in Washington.
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Empire
Democratic Reform Party
Constitutional Democrats of
Douma
Goremykin
Russia
New York
Ivan Narodny
Russian Revolutionary Movement
Baltic Sea
Jin
Baltic
United States
Karodny
London
England
Rothschilds
Planning for Fourth of July Celebration
A local committee in J. L. Reed's office organized sub committees to prepare a Fourth of July program. A literary and musical program will be held in Moore's hall followed by a dance. Reed Shaw and Sheldon to solicit funds. general meeting set for 7 pm at Reed's office. Also note: Coleman house hosts a one month old fox from Kodiak aboard the Portland, kept chained and wary of people. Wybrant returns from Turnagain Arm.
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Washington, D. C
House
Alaska
Signal Corps
Arlington Dock
Seattle
Reindeer Bureau
Sitka
Juneau
Wickersham
Nushagak
J. L. Reed
Moore's Hall
L. F. Shaw
J.D. Sheldon
Coleman House
Kodiak
Portland
SANTA CLARA SAILS EXCELSIOR ARRIVES
Seattle reports the steamers Santa Clara and Excelsior sailing from Seward and Valdes on the outside passage. The Dolphin and Humboldt head for Skagway. A tale of a man and a professor reveals a pile of iron pyrites mistaken for gold. An Independence Day excursion train will run to mile 40 for Seward citizens. The Paris Academy of Medicine offers a prize for an absolute tuberculosis cure.
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Seattle
Santa Clara
Seward
Valdes
Excelsior
Tone Dolphin
Humboldt
Skagway
Poland
Wye
Mile 40
Diane
Paris Academy of Media
Praxsage
Inlet
Sewant
Idovin
Land patent notice for Resurrection Bay Alaska lands
Willian B oat office address Seward Alaska applies for lands in U S Survey No 23 Resurrection Bay District of Alaska. Describes earliest corner markers and 160 acres with magnetic variation 27 2 minutes east. References original homestead entries of W J Kukin and Willis Walkley. Adverse claims must be filed with Juneau Alaska land office within thirty days. William B Poland assignee of William J Bakin and Willis S Walkley. Notice published in Seward Gateway near Seward Alaska. John W Dudley Register.
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Ofice
Juneau
Malta
YMCE
Willian Boat Office
Seward
Wm. J. Rakin
Willis I. Walletits
U.S. Survey
Resurrection Bay
Dist
Alaska
Lyon
Corer No
Wm. J Kukin
U.S
Concordia Kansas
Wyllis S. Walkley
Wexfort County
Mich
William B. Poland
William J. Bakin
Additional Entry Under 2306 Revised Statutes Notice Alaska 1906
Notice announces William B. Poland of Seward and partners Isbell and McArdle entitled to land under the 2306 Revised Statutes. Describes survey boundaries for 150.75 acres in Resurrection Bay district near Juneau Alaska with corner markers and compass bearings. Advises adverse claimants to file oath with the U.S. Land Office within publication period or be barred.
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Mylas Rickson
LaFollette
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TAM
Fairbanks Organization
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Port Townsend
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Angus Keegan
Nottingham
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Suage A Sullivan
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Washington
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Texas
Minor Morris
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Sioux Falls
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George Mitchell
Franz Creffield
Holy Roller
Bertha
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J. E. Chilberg
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Thaw
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California
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Papallup
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W. W. Griggs
Charles Vogel
Warsing
Colorado Springs
William Loeb Jr
Shipowners’ Association Today
Schmitz
Sailors’ Union
Aberdeen
Gray's Harbor
Melville Dollar
Nome
Tillman
Congress
C. S. Hubbell
Matanuska
Czar
Moscow
St. Petersburg
J Army
Doumsa
Bialystok
P. Wybrant
Turnagain Arm
Santa Clara Sails
John W. Dudley
Register
U.S. Land Ofice
Win
Isbell
Edward McArdie
United State
Resurrection Ba
Ask
Opo
Tonth
Cor. No
Cor
William F. Isbell
Topeka
Kansas
Edw. McArdle
U.S. Land Ofice At Tonia Mich Per H. E. N. B
U. S. Land Ofice
Edward McArdle
Seward Gateway
OWL Drug CO
The
New
Oregon
Rogers
Arthur R. Boyle
Seward, Alaska
U. S. Mail and Express
Santa Ana
Furmay Sale Rom Seward
Dutch Harbor
S&s
Iowa
Dora
J. F. Trowbridge
E. G. McMicken
G. P
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First Ave
Alaska Coast Company
Seldovia
Cook Inlet
Brown & Hawkins
First Ave. S
Olympia Brewing CO
G. S. Robison
Jackson St
Washington Trust Co
First Avenue
Madison Street
Seattle, Wash
Hotel McNeiley
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