World News Roundup From Across the Ocean
Advices from Lisbon say the Portuguese throne is tottering and a republic seems likely. In Europe the shift is seen as inevitable as Charles I faces a possible change in government. In the United States Grover Cleveland faces serious illness at his residence in Princeton while Pettibone’s murder trial resumes in Boise after delays. Alaska mining interests discuss suspending assessment work due to hard times and labor troubles. The steamer Jeanie sails to Seward via the inside passage, and the Santa Clara arrives from the north then departs again for Seward.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Carlos
Europe
Princeton
N. 4
Grover Cleveland
Seattle
Alaska
Alaska Club
Congress
Pettibone Panel Impaneled in Boise Trial
Boise Idaho November 27 Pettibone panel being impaneled for the Pettibone trial in this city. Pettibone remains in poor health and it is not known whether he can stand trial.
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Boise
Idaho
Pettibone
Revolutionists Hearing in Los Angeles Over Diaz Plot
In Los Angeles on November 20, letters were read in court linking Mexican revolutionists to a plot to assassinate President Diaz. The transcript reveals plans discussed to force an extraction to Mexico for the group.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Diaz
Pettibone Venire Exhausted in Boise Case
Boise Idaho November 29 the Pettibone panel was exhausted today and the case goes over until Monday when seventy of a hundred new veniremen are to report.
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Boise
Idaho
Pettibone
Pennsylvania Beats Cornell in Close Football Clash
In Philadelphia yesterday the University of Pennsylvania edged Cornell University 12 to 4 after a hard fought game. The rivalry produced a tight defensive battle with Penn gaining the decisive score late in the contest.
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Philadelphia
Cornell University
University of Pensylvania
No Score In Seattle Football Clash
Nov 29 in Seattle the University of Washington and University of Idaho played to a scoreless tie. Both teams showed solid defense with limited scoring chances. The result leaves the game a tense draw as fans await future matchups.
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Seattle
University of Washington
University of Idaho
Copper Mining Expansion Reported in Alaska
The United States Geological Survey reports Alaska copper mining expanding rapidly after a season in Alaska. Members of the Geological party note growth in output and activity as exploration and extraction continue across the territory.
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Washington, D. C
United States Geological Party
Alaska
Geological Department
Great Musician I Chicago Illness of John von Sousa
John von Sousa, renowned band master, is seriously ill in Chicago. He missed conducting his scheduled concerts yesterday due to ptomaine poisoning affecting his health.
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Chicago
John von Sousa
Sousa
U.S
John Philip Sousa
Ken
Financier Kaufman ends life with razor in NYC
New York reports Howard LX, indicted head of Brony Borough bank, who made risky loans and caused its collapse, killed himself late last night. Disgraced and deserted, he took his own life. Other items note Congress gearing up for session, Sousa's recovery from ptomaine poisoning, steamer Jeanie sailing with explosives, and Kaufman defeating Sullivan in twenty-fifth round with weights 195 and 165 pounds. Bank of Seward to open at 10 and close at 3.
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Brony Borough Bank
An Francisco
al Kaufman
Jack Twin Sullivan
Kaufman
Sullivan
Taft's Mother Ill in Milbury Mass
Taft's mother, Mrs. Alphonso Taft, living in Milbury Massachusetts, is gravely ill and doctors fear she may not survive many days. The secretary of war William Howard Taft is referenced as the president elect and mother is Mrs. Alphonso Taft.
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Milbury
Mass
Hl. Taft
Abe Hummel Ill in Blackwell Island Prison
Abe Hummel the well known New York lawyer is very ill with kidney and heart troubles while detained at Blackwell Island prison for illegal practices.
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New York
Abe Hummel
Blackwell Island Prison
Cottage City Disabled Off Bella Bella In Strait Rescue
The steamship Cottage City, five miles off Bella Bella, lies damaged after losing a propeller. Dirigo aided the ship and prepared to tow her to Bella Bella as Princess May stood by. News arrived aboard the May from Sakagawa describing the incident Sunday night.
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Couver B. C
Sakagway
Cottage City
Bella Bella
Dirigo
Copper Riches of Alaska and Rail Links Hint Massive Value
Analysis explains copper ore values and mining profits in Alaska. It shows 1 percent copper ore yields 20 pounds per ton, with 4 percent copper at $19.20 per ton producing $19,200 daily and about $6.91 million annually, implying railroads could transform regional mining profitability.
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Alaska
Dora Arrives and Goes to Seattle on Westward Run
The steamer Dora reached Seattle at 10 p.m. Saturday after severe westward storms and will dock for overhaul before resuming service. It is unclear which vessel will operate the Dora’s westward run in her absence. First class passengers include H. Dirks, P. Soustrom, F. R. Brown, B. Swanson, H. Courtland, F. Bigelow, J. Krauss, A. Malcom, A. B. Lewis, W. E. Barry, and J. Takeuchi.
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Dora
Seattle
H. Dirks
P. Soustrom
F. R. Brown
B. Swanson
H. Courtland
F. Bigelow
J. T. Krauss
A.malcom
A. B. Lewis
W. E. Barry J. Takeuchi
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Pettibone Venire
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Razor
Howard Maxwell
Bronx
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Geles
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G. W. Palmer
General Merchandise
Knik, Alaska
Susitna
Inventon Minine
Cook Inlet
Pacific Coast Trading CO
Barington Hall
T. D. Corlew
Geo. Sexton
Fourth Avenue
Seward, Alaska
Brangh
J. E. Fitzpatrick & CO
Alaska Transfer
Christiensen & Laubner
Northwestern Steamship Company
U. S. Mail and Express
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Outside Passage
Yucatan
Saratoga
Seldovia
J. F. Trowbridge
E. G. McMicken
G. F. and
P. Act
Seattle, Wash
First Ave
Gateway Publishing Company
Alaska Coast CO
U. S. Mail
Alaska-Pacific Express
Juneau
Portland
Bertha
Yesler Way
Brown & Hawkins
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