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The readable text mentions August, postales, Minka, Sard, 190 percent, Duluth, Bolbing, and prices 3.00 and 1.50, but details are garbled. No clear persons, organizations, places, or events can be reliably identified for a focused summary.
Tacoma Wake Up to Alaska Trade Rivalry
A fragmented column argues Tacoma should push Alaska trade gains as Seattle expands its reach with Klondike era growth. It notes Seattle’s dominance over Alaska commerce, Tacoma’s slower rise, and the region’s rail and sea routes shaping early 20th century Northwest competition.
Salmon tax debate in Alaska packers issue
Alaska faces criticism over a tax on salmon packing with San Francisco interests shipping product north without fair compensation. Advocates argue higher levies could fund roads and schools, noting other businesses pay occupation or stit taxes for privileges. A Seward resident highlights the potential benefit of raising the tax to support infrastructure.
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Alaska
San. Francistu
Eral
Ais
Tientf
Onmomyg T
San Francisco
Congress
Nome City on the Seward Run May Be Accepted
The Northwestern Steamship Company plans to put the Nome City on the Seward run and the port will accept it, noting small steamers are gratefully received. Amid famine across many islands, Japan’s treaty is seen as easing its own burden. The Canadian government warns Vancouver Island coast is fog prone. Unofficial reports recall this long before. The ongoing missionary slayings in China are linked to anticipated trade concessions in future adjudication.
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Northwestern Steamship Company
Nome City
Seward Run
Vancouver Island
Federal Commission
Valencia
James P. Pharo
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
City of
Topeka
Pharo
Disappointment Kills Many in Public Life Sayze
A long column catalogs deaths of prominent figures following political failure and ambition. It notes figures like Reed Grant Arthur Webster Douglas and others, hinting that disappointment and public upheaval often accompany the end of careers. Mentions of Chan Depew Mitchell and others underscore the era's volatile politics and public sentiments.
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David Henderson
Congress
House of Representatives
Col. Heatersey
Reed
Dely
Carty
Belize
Chauncey M. Depew
John A. McCall
Daniel Webster
Stephen A. Douglas
Iney
Chester A. Arthur
U. S. Grant
John MH. Mitchell
Preparations for War in Cimera Reach Arsenals
Portsmouth N Fla Feb 27 seven tar loads of cartridges the largest ammunition shipment ever to leave the arsenal for Mare Island en route to the Asiatic station in the Philippines. Shanghai Feb 27 reports murder of six missionaries and a child amid a riot at Nan Chang following a disputed indemnity demand. Beijing Feb 27 warning of a planned attack on the imperial palace with foreign guards doubled as a gunboat sails from the coast. Seattle Mar Ch Cheng of the Chinese imperial commission says boycotts of American goods will continue and China may adopt a new constitution within two years influencing foreign relations. Pekin Mar American English gunboats head to Nan Chang while officials prepare executions. Berlin Mar 1 Admiral von Tirpitz says German residents in China are endangered and warships are readied. Victoria Mar 2 Empress of India reports Henan banners calling for advancing China to destroy foreigners and Celestials organize to oust outsiders.
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Portsmouth
N. FL
Daumt
Gover
San Francisco
Mare Island
Asiatic
Philippines
China
Uniteds
Pekin
Iniper Palace
Seattle
Machhi-Chan Cheng
Imperial Commission
Dakota
United States
Platt
Berlin
Admiral von Tirpitz
Reichstag
Asiatic Station
Victoria
Empress of India
Henan
Seattle Post Office Struggles With Mail Delays And Staffing
The Seattle post office is clogged with mail and clerks work most of the time. First class mail is delayed one to two days due to sorting backlogs. The postmaster has long called for more help and the department is two years behind in supplying staff. Seattle handles mail volume like a city twice its size due to Alaska traffic. Democrats failed to nominate a city ticket to back Judge Moore’s municipal ownership plan, as names could not appear twice on the ballot.
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Alaska
Seattle
Cowie
Tibet
Pacunia
Asmargie
Loger Evors
Paige
Ian Seatthe
Seattle Vaniers
Sranesseo
Portland
Bellinghan
Spokane
Tacoma
Northwest
Northern
Pacificama
St. Paul
Gividke
United States
Democrats
Judge Moore
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Sard
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Shai
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Hell
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Mancharia
Mikado
Harriman
Jim
Hill
Fred Date
Fort Gibbon
Fairbanks
Castro
Johann Hoch
Bat Nelson
Joe Gans
Daily Press
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mining and Scientific Press
Long Gren
Seattle Times
Nicholas Thayer
Cape Flattery
Pass
Balmora
Montevideo
Salinas Cruz
Dumeraig
Astoria
Manila
Nellie Coleman
Unga
Times
Dora
Cimina
Shanghai
Beb
Chine
Nan Chung
Naw Chung
Nan Chang
Stein -Bloch
Seward Bakery
Werner
Pike Street Wharf
Wash
Lloyd's
Seward Plumbing & Heating Company
J. W. Spencer
New Hale
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Wilson & White Co
Chas Perry
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Northern Saloon
Seward, Alaska
Board of Trade
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Prop
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Smith & Glark
Wallace & the
OWL Drug CO
Seward and
Valdez
Hotel McNeiley
Commerce
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