Kodiak Stock Breeding Station Advances Cattle Plan
The Kodiak breeding project expands with fifty four pure bred Galloway cattle at Kodiak Island, aiming to sell stock to Alaskan settlers at reasonable prices. Bulls offered for sale with prices starting around forty dollars, and land allocations near Kodiak set for a model dairy and breeding complex to boost regional stock keeping.
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Alaska coal project and elastic currency bills debated
The Alaska coal fire development bill could sustain 10,000 railway jobs in the territory. A Kokumin report counters China Manchuria trade decline claims, noting rising American imports and oil dominance. In Senate, the Aldrich elastic currency bill replaces the Vreeland plan, allowing National bank note issuance on approved commercial paper.
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Hawaii Expands Wireless Telegraph System To Choke Coastline
Honolulu completes a 10 kilowatt station at Kahuku Point and a sowatt station at Lahaina boosting Hawaii to a leading wireless network. The Kahuku unit aims for 1000 to 3000 mile range enabling possible contact with the Coast up to 2000 miles away. Stations to be in operation by July 15 in time for the fleet arrival.
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Republicans to settle state delegate contests in June
The National Republican Committee aims to settle the long list of contests among state delegates by May 26. The convention will proceed on orderly lines as it nominates its presidential candidate, and no liquor will be allowed on the convention floor.
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Atwood outlines Geological Survey work in Alaska near Seward
Prof. W W Atwood spoke to the literary society on the Geological Survey focus in central Alaska near Seward. He cited the Katalla and Matanuska coal fields and Knight Island as part of a region with growing commercial importance. Tests show these coals surpass others west of the Missouri River. The Survey offers free reports to Alaskans on request.
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Fire alarm prompts quick response at McNeiley hotel
Last evening at 0 30 the fire bell rang and the apparatus was ready for action after a pan of grease caught fire in the back of the McNeiley hotel. The blaze was extinguished quickly with no damage. Citizens’ prompt action and immediate alarm are essential to protect Alaska towns from fire.
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Minnesota convention backs Johnson for president
The Minnesota Democratic convention in St Paul May 15 backed Governor John Johnson of Minnesota for the presidency as its first choice, with William J. Bryan regarded as second choice.
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Daily Gateway
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War of words erupts in Abe Reuf trial in San Francisco
In San Francisco a heated courtroom scene during the Abe Reuf trial saw defense attorney Act clash with Prosecuting Attorney Heney over accusations and threats, including a gun threat by Heney. Reuf claims his life was threatened and that he always carries a weapon.
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Bold HoldUp In Seattle Ends In Fractured Skull
May 13 Elmer Perrin ex press messenger of the Great Northern railroad was knocked unconscious as the train pulled out of the Union depot for Vancouver. Two bandits robbed the strong box and escaped with between 5 000 and 6 000 dollars. Perrin’s skull was fractured and he will die. Two arrests have been made in the matter of the train robbery and over 5 000 dollars were stolen Tuesday morning. Recovery of the messenger is hoped.
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Roosevelt to officiate Carnegie building cornerstone ceremony
President Roosevelt will preside over the cornerstone laying for the Bureau of American Republics Building in Washington D C. The project is funded by a donation from Andrew Carnegie and Secretary of State Elihu Root will participate in the afternoon ceremonies.
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Oath of Hippocrates Through Centuries
The Hippocratic oath, sworn by students in antiquity, proclaimed dedication to healing with purity and holiness. It linked the physician’s life to duty, reverence for teachers, and a vow to teach the art without fee to future generations.
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