Hearst denies agitating war over Spain and Japan
Cable confirms W R Hearst denies papers stirred Spanish American War or aim to provoke US Japan conflict. He says papers only printed news and he is out of politics. Also reported is a Washington move to hire civilians for post labor to ease soldier workload and pay.
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Jury acquits Klinkenberg in Olga murder case
Captain Charles Klinkenberg is acquitted of the murder of engineer Paul aboard the whaling ship Olga in the Arctic by a United States district court jury after five hours of deliberation.
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Port Dick Copper Shows Up Well And Shipments Soon
The Port Dick copper property operated by James O. Buzard shows strong ore on the dump. The mine can ship at any time with ore grading about four percent copper and some gold. The site has passed through several owners and earlier work included silver bevels along the vein. A two masted schooner Lettie owned by J. Osmond of Sand Point was driven ashore in Hook Bay but the crew remained ashore safely and repairs will occur in spring. Osmond has moved into the herring fishery near Simonofsky Island south of Sand Point.
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Port Dick
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Sand Point
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Simonofsky Island
Steamer Yucatan Encounters Rough Landing at Seattle Dock
The Yucatan returned from Ayak after a rough sea and late arrival. It faced a tight dock moment as the Jeanie was already there, passengers and baggage were moved aboard via Jacob's ladder, one man fell into the bay but was rescued, and several horses could not be loaded.
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Seattle
Ayak
Jeanie
Steamers Arrive and Sail as Winter Plans Begin
Saratoga departed Valdez at 10 last night bound for aid and should reach this evening. The revenue cutter Rush quotes a forthcoming departure from Bering Sea for winter service elsewhere. The McCulloch remains as the sole vessel, due mid November, and may visit the Bogoslav group this month to study recent disturbances.
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Hugh Murray Dies Suddenly on Valdez Wharf
Hugh Murray owner of the steamer Elsie was found dead on the Valdez wharf early this morning. Snow cover and suspected heart disease point to the cause as authorities investigate the sudden death near the ship.
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Death of Seaman Neil O Neal At Palace lodging
Neil O Neal a seaman who worked on the Str Dora and Cook Inlet boats was found dead in his room at the Palace lodging house. An empty carbolic acid bottle was found and the attending physician said he drank the liquor. A jury rendered a verdict of death with the facts indicating probable suicide after heavy drinking. Kodiak was claimed as his home and Fox Island near there. Also reported: William Beerman, a known prospector, died from injuries after a fall at a Latouche building.
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Str. Dora
Cook Inlet
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Sleem
Kodiak
Fox Island
Buzard Seriously Injured Shooting Accident Near Kusiloff
O. Buzard, hunting with John Sloan and Capt. Jack James, accidentally shot his right foot when drawing a revolver. The hammer struck as he drew, he traveled to Seward on the Dora on crutches, and with no doctor present he removed the ball himself and deemed his surgery competent.
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John Sloan
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Seward
Dora
Portland Steamship Alter Plans Shocked Bookings
News from Valdez Thursday announced the steamer Portland would not come to town. The vessel had reached Valdez from Seattle Wednesday at 4 p.m. and sailed for Latouche then to Valdez before attempting to return to Seattle on the scheduled sailing date the 10th.
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Steamer Dora Arrives After Rough Voyage
Steamer Dora arrived in port from Ward at midnight Saturday with sixty passengers. After nearly four days from Seldovia she reached Port Dick two days later and sailed for Unalaska at 10 o clock Wednesday morning.
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Ward
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Advancing Their Interests in Banking Motives
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