Letters Urging Murder and Political Crime in Idaho Events
A cable report details secret code use by Western Federation of Miners officials and letters urging murder of Gov. Steunenberg. Damaging court actions, arrests, and rewards follow, with Orchard's confession cited. Governor Gooding withdraws reward and signals ongoing investigations.
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Daily Gateway
Boise
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
Gians
Yehberg
Halets Corps
Moser Pettibone and
Haywood
Gooding
Dale
Orchand
Stenenberg
Orchard
Steusenberg
J. L. Simpkins
Steunenberg
Denver
Harry Orchard
Steonenberg
Charles Roach
Pettibone
Federation
Falling Stone Kills Laborer Near Canyon Blast
Red Simons was instantly killed yesterday morning in camp 52 when a rock fractured from a cut near Rich & Harris compressors across from the first tunnel on mile 52. A loose rock, loosened by a nearby tunnel blast, fell and crushed his head shoulder and arm as laborers worked below.
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Camp 52
Simons
Rich & Harris
Mile 52
Building Fire Station In Adams Street Area
Work started on a new two story fire station to house the volunteer department in the alley behind the Kentucky saloon between Third and Fourth avenues near Adams street. Equipment ordered from Seattle to arrive soon, cost over 22000 dollars. J B Martin convicted of petty larceny in Hildreth court after a $28 check stuck to his fingers. sentenced to ninety days in jail.
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Fourth Avenues
Adams Street
Seattle
J. B. Martin
Hildreth
Mob Riots In Springfield Ongoing After Brakeman Killing
Springfield Ohio March 1 A mob formed after the shooting of rail brakeman Davis by colortn Ladd and continues rioting burning houses and destroying property in retaliation. Militia is being deployed as authorities fear a broader confrontation. Six houses burned during six hours of violence and more militia arrivals are reported. Federal officials and local judges visited the town amid the unrest.
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Ingfield
Davis
Ladd
Springfield
Preston Ladd
Mat Davis
Alaska Central Railway Co sailors depart Seattle
SEWARD STEAMERS Bertha sailed from Seattle on the 25th Melville Dollar sailed from Seattle on the 6th Santa Clara sails from Seattle on the 3rd Oregon sails from Seattle on the 5th Santa Ana sailed westward on the 17th Farallon sailed from Seward on the 24th Exiled from Seward on the 27th All Alaskans traveling on business or otherwise are invited to have mail addressed to themselves in care of the Alaska Central Railway Company Lumber Exchange Building Seattle Wash and to make the Bureau their headquarters while in that city.
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Constitutional Democratic Party
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Wald Excelsior
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Bishop Rowe
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Sitka
Valdez
Taylor
Juneau
Bertha
Seattle
Melville Dollar
Oregon
Santa Ana
Farallon
Acue
Industrial Bureau
Alaska Central Railway Company
Lumber Exchange
Wash
Alaska Central Railway Co
Demented Man Leaps From Steamer Near Sitka
Frank Carey, a demented passenger from Seattle, leapt overboard from the bridge of the steamer Excelsior just off Sitka. Despite efforts by Captain Harriman and an officer, he wriggled free, disappeared into the sea, and was not seen again after the steamer searched the waters.
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Frank Carey
Excelsior
Sitka
Harriman
Carey
Seattle
Kenny
Realty Records of Kenat Precinct Deeds
Real estate transfers listed for Kenat precinct including vintages from F M Boyles to Ellen P and various parcels in Seward and Port Dick areas. Notable entries include James Cleghorn, J O Buzard quartz claims at Port Dick, and Melvin A Smith with multiple transfers totaling thousands. Seattle waterfront sale by Northwestern Steamship Co near Great Northern holdings signaling shift to concentrate shipping at the Cove Seattle.
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Thomas Carstens
Port Dick
James Linder
J.O. Buzard
Melvin A. Smith
J. O. Buz
Portard
Qu Dick
Fred Wagner
Max Weber
Northwestern Steamship Company
Ith Cove
Seattle
Great Northern Holdings
At Point
Fox Island for Sale Near Seward in Alaska
I will sell my squatter's claim and 423 foxes whose skins average 20 dollars each for 2500 dollars. The island is ten miles from Seward, two miles long and one mile wide. The seller, Alfred Lowell, on Third Avenue, Seward, plans to prospect up the Susitna for a year.
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Seward
Susitna
Alfred Lowell
Seward Light and Power Company February discount plan
A ten percent discount is offered on all February light bills paid at the company's office before March fifth, 1906. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 5.
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Seward Light and Power Company
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