Kodiak Stock Breeding Station Promotes Local Cattle
Alaska’s Kodiak Breeding Station plans to grow pure bred Galloway cattle for settlers at reasonable prices. The initial herd includes fifty four head with bulls for sale. cows will be offered after herd expansion. A model dairy will follow with 100s of acres set aside near Kodiak for long term stock growth.
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Kodiak Island
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Kodiak, Alaska
Alaska coal fire bill stirs Senate to aid rail work
A cable report says the Alaska coal fire development bill aims to hire 10,000 for railroad renewal in the territory. The same dispatch notes Manchuria trade gains for Americans and cites statistics and oil progress against Russian rivals.
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Vreeland
Alaska
Daily Gateway
Washington, D. C
Congress
Manchuria
Japan
Kokumin
America
China
South Manchuria
Jasan
Russia
Hawaii Builds Modern Wireless Telegraph Network
Honolulu announces completion of a 10 kilowatt station at Kahuku Point and a sowatt station at Lahaina boosting Hawaii to a leading wireless telegraph system. Full operation planned by July 15 ahead of the fleet arrival with ranges of 1000 to 3000 miles and potential 2000 miles to the Coast under favorable conditions.
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Kahuku Point
Lahaina
Hawaii
Kuhuku
Republican Committee Setstle Contests for National Convention
Chicago May 16 the National Republican Committee will settle the long list of state delegate contests. Contestants have until May 26 to file papers. The committee aims for orderly nominations and bans liquor on the convention floor.
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Republican Committee
Daily Gateway
Chicago
National Republican Committee
Geologic Survey Focuses on Alaska Regions Near Seward
Prof. W W Atwood speaks on the Geological Survey work centered in Alaska near Seward. The Katalla and Matanuska coal fields, Knights Island, parts of the Alaska peninsula and Susitna region are highlighted as future commercial centers. Survey tests claim Katalla and Matanuska coals surpass others west of the Missouri river. reports available free to Alaskans upon request.
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Seward
Katalla
Knights Island
Alaska Peninsula
Matanuska
Susitna
Missouri River
Geological Survey
Fire alarm saves hotel blaze in Alaska town
Last evening at 0 30 the fire bell rang and the apparatus was quickly ready as a grease fire in the back of the McNeiley hotel was extinguished without damage. Citizens' prompt action and constant vigilance safeguard wooden structures in the town.
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McNeiley
Alaska
Minnesota Demo delegates back Governor Johnson for president
The Demecratic convention at Aul Minnesota May 15 endorsed Governor John Johnson of Minnesota for president as the first choice, with William J. Bryan as a secondary option.
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Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Daily Gateway
Aul
Minn
Demonte
William J. Bryan
United States
John Johnson
Minnesota
Governors in Session and War of Words at Trial
A May report notes a lively trial scene in San Francisco over Abe Reuf with Attorneys Act and Heney trading hot words and a threat of a gun. Reuf claims his life was threatened and that he is always armed. The Washington gathering of governors at the White House discussed natural resource stewardship. A Kodiak supply run by schooner John D. Spreckles and Dora's cargo shipments to Seldovia and Cook Inlet were described, with Tyonook operations and personnel noted.
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Daily Gateway
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Abe Reuf
Attorney Act
Heney
Reuf
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
White House
W. B. Hoggatt
Alaska
Albert E. Mead
State of Washington
John D. Spreckles
Kodiak
Alaska Commercial Company
Cook’s Inlet
Dora
Seldovia
Kamna
W. E. Springston
Bold hold up in Seattle shocks city rail line
Elmer Perrin, ex press messenger for the Great Northern, was knocked unconscious as the train left the Union depot for Vancouver. Robbers fled with between 5 000 and 6 000 dollars. Perrin lies with a fractured skull and is said to die. Two arrests follow the heist and optimism grows for recovering funds and messenger.
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Y Cable
Seattle
Roosevelt to Officiate Corner Stone Ceremony
President Roosevelt will preside over the laying of the corner stone for the Bureau of American Republics Building in Washington D C. The structure was funded by a gift from Andrew Carnegie and Secretary of State Elihu Root will attend the ceremony.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of American Republics
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Hippocrates Oath Inspires Modern Medical Ethic
The Appletons Magazine recalls the ancient Hippocratic pledge sworn by students before Christ, highlighting the vow to heal the sick with purity and holiness. It notes medicine's historic elevation to a sacred craft, including the promise to honor teachers and pass on the art without fee.
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Appleton’s Magazine
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