Hearst to Run for Governor in Independence League Nod
William R Hearst declares candidacy for governor with the Independence League and says he will not oppose Democrats voting for him. Hearst accuses the district attorney of being a tool of bosses diverting attention from anti corruption campaigns. Jerome responds, alleging the Democratic machine is untrustworthy and aligned with the political system.
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Daily Gateway
York
William R Rst
Independence League
Hearst
Jerome
Bryan
Man Fatally Injured in Railroad Tunnel
George Bell, a tunnel driver on mile 49 of the railroad, was killed when a loosened rock fragment pierced his abdomen while prying with a crow bar. He died in hospital at camp 49 on Wednesday. funeral services were held by Rev. Le H. Pedersen. Bell, about 40, had worked on the railroad since June. His true name may have been different, per fellow workers.
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George Bell
Tunnel 1
Mile 49
Bell
Camp 49
Seward
le H. Pedersen
Open Season and Game Laws for Alaska Area Hunting Rules
The open season for wild game runs September 1 to year end with region specific dates for species such as bear moose caribou deer sheep and others. Limits include per year quotas and daily limits with restrictions on hunting methods and sale. Native Eskimo miners and travelers may hunt only for sustenance and cannot ship or sell the meat. A separate note reports quicksand at sixty five feet depth near Kahiltna river delaying dredging tests by M E Davis of Hope.
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Kenai Peninsula
Kahiltna
M. E. Davis
Hope
Davis
Bryan outlines his political stance on trusts and reforms
William J. Bryan criticizes trusts and monopoly, urges corporate contribution bans, licensing reforms, and tariff reductions as remedies. He calls for government control of railroads and stricter law enforcement, while asserting the Democratic Party must oppose monopoly and expand transparency in funding. In New York events, Bryan arrives amid reception planning and talks with leaders, reserving further comment for a formal speech.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
William J. Bryan
New York Harbor
Roosvelt
Roadstead
Yessiday
Nebraska
Lewis Nixon
Europe
Jones
Arkansas
Fear Loss Of Congressmen In November Election
Republican managers admit they cannot predict the outcome of the November vote. A loss of fifty six seats could wipe out the Republican 110 seat majority, with many close districts. Probable losses, doubtful districts, and six states offering equal chances to Democrats are noted as both parties vow a vigorous late campaign.
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Daily Gateway
New York
Congressional
Delegate fight sparks critique of Juneau convention
Richard S. Ryan of Nome recounts his ejectment from the Republican territorial convention in Juneau. He denounces proxies and alleged manipulation, urges reform by the territorial committee, and defends Washington support for Alaska’s development. He touts Seward’s potential and Alaska Central railroad progress.
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Richard S. Ryan
Nome
Congress
Washington
Alaska
Seattle
Seward
Juneau
Murano
Ryan
Territorial Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank Youngs
Steamer Portland Brings Horses and Dogs From Yentna District
Portland returned from the westward with nine horses sold to James K the mail contractor on the Fairbanks trail and twenty five dogs belonging to Alaska Central. W G Atwood disposed of company horses at Knik and returned aboard. The voyage lasted nearly four days due to loading delays at Seldovia. The Caswell was towed to Fire Island after being found adrift with water and machinery out of order on its last trip.
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Portland
Seattle
Yentna
James K
Fairbanks Trail
W. G. Atwood
Alaska Central
Knik
Seldovia
Caswell
Hope
Fire Island
Ghen
Cook Inlet and Susitna Route Steamers Connect
The steamer Neptune connects at Seldo with all steamships for Cook Inlet. Transfers to steamer Cas at Typonok for Susitna and Yentna river points, carrying passengers and freight. For rates and information apply aboard or to E. A. Swift Tyoonok Alaska.
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Neptune
Seldovia
Cook Inlet
Cas
Typonok
Susitna
Yentna
E. A. Swift
Tyoonok
Alaska
Bank Slogan Promotes Thrift and Prudence
A brief bank advisory urges readers to cut unnecessary small expenses. It emphasizes that saving dimes turns into dollars and that a hard earned dollar grows more by saving than spending.
Notice of Estate Administration in Alaska Territory
In the United States Commissioner's Court Third Division Territory of Alaska Kenal Precinct this notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased estate of G ceased. Exhibit vouchers within six months after first publication to administrator at his Seward Alaska residence. Dated August 35 1906. H Hildreth Administrator. First publication August 35 1906. Last publication September 6 1906.
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United States Commissioner's Court
Territory of
Alaska
Kenal Precinct
Seward
HH. Hildreth
Ellaworth Lewis Will Baldwin
United States of
Am Ureeths
United States District Court For
Maskit
Judumont
Sholapurt Roy
Seward Alaska
Las
James
Sean] Wickersham
Jude
Edward J. Stier
Notice to Co-Owners of Alaska placer claims debt
Martha Smith and G. with E B Rogers notify co owners of ten Fred Smith Toc group placer claims on Lynx Creek Kenai Alaska that they have expended $1000 in 1904 and 1905 for development. Nine hundred dollars remains due within ninety days after publication or the co owners’ undivided interests will become property of the undersigned under Revised Statutes. Dated Kenai precinct Alaska September 1 1908.
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E. B. Rogers
Martha Smith
Fred Smith
Lynx Creek
Kenalprec
Alaska
Towit
United States
Kenai Precinct
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