Alaska News Roundup From May 5 to May 11 1907
A Washington dispatch reports Judge Wickersham urging Alaska jail funding with 10000 for Fairbanks, 10000 for Nome, 5000 for Valdez. Seattle coverage notes Alaska exposition site talks, trolley upgrades, and NP trains. Also Adams indicted on 100 counts for embezzlement. trial set for June 19 with NY witnesses. Seattle beat SF 23-inning baseball thriller ends 5-2. Smallpox quarantine hits Zion City and Arlington dock burns. government swoops on land frauds in Portland. Alaska-Yukon fair incorporation, Roosevelt signs the delegate bill, and House passes Alaska fisheries act amid debate on hatcheries funding. Various local stories include fires, drownings, strikes, and rail/railroad updates. Names include Wickersham, Cushman, Adams, Creffield, Mitchell, Gorman, Cannon, Rowe, and Togo. places Seattle, Fairbanks, Nome, Valdez, Zion City, Portland, Washington, D. C., Nome Sinnook, and the Alaska-Yukon exposition.
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Fred P. Meyers
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Eldorado Creek
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William T. Perkins
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L. H. French
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Lester
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Indianapolis
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Rowe
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Virginia City
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Saily
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Dutch Harbor
Kent Coleman House
E. J. Stiles
J. F. Trowbridge
Gen Mon
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T. Act
First Ave
Brown & Hawkins
Alaska Coast Company
Juneau
Bertha
Seldovia
Cook Inlet
First Ave. S
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Olympia Brewing CO
G.S. Robison
Jackson St
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First Avenue
Madison Street
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Kenat Lumber & Fuel CO
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