Stamps Begin Dropping at Juneau Pilot Mill
The Alaska Juneau Gold Mining pilot mill in Juneau will start dropping stamps tomorrow as ore is delivered to fill the bins. The rock crusher is expected to run tonight and ore processing should continue without interruption. The unit, a 40 stamp pilot plant, will grow into the first section of a larger reduction works under Treadwell management.
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Alaska
G. ©. Jones
Victor Clausson
Great Treadwell Organization
Lopp Responds on Alaska Reindeer Enterprise
W T Lopp head of the Alaska Division defends the U S Bureau of Education reindeer program stating it serves native Alaskans and vast grazing lands from Noatak to Agashik. He cites 1912 figures of 38307 reindeer and native ownership, plus a 2200 mile winter draft journey as proof of success and capability.
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W. T. Lopp
Alaska
United States Bureau of Education
Scientific American
A. W. Williams
Chena
Mrr
Williams
Bureau of Education
Maine
South Carolina
Noatak
Kobuk
Selawik
Yukon
Kuskokwim
Point Barrow
Arctic Ocean
Agashik
North Pacific Ocean
Agashifi
Wilds
Holy Cross
Unalakleet
Cold Bay
Nushaenk
Illiamna
International Bowlers Roll Pins Tonight
The Juneau team competes at Elka club with Treadwell Skagway Whitehorse and Dawson teams in town. Results will be wired tomorrow. Skagway leads Juneau by 33 pins at the contest half way mark.
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Juneau
Elka’ Club
Treadwell
Skagway
Whitehorse
Dawson
Weather Summary For Today
Twenty four hours ending at 3 pm report a maximum of four degrees and a minimum of thirty four with .16 inches of precipitation. Overcast conditions with rain.
Attorney Cobb to Appear Before Supreme Court in Low-Fushi Case
Attorney J H Cobb will leave for Washington to appear before the Supreme Court in the low-Fushi mi case rescheduled for April 6. He received the records yesterday and has little time to prepare a brief to reach the court by the hearing date. The argument will be delivered and later included in the Washington brief. District Attorney John Rustgard was advised by cable from the department that the case is reset for April 6.
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J. H. Cobb
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Cablegram
Department
Cobb
Yukon Papers Oppose Annexation to British Columbia
The Dawson News and Whitehorse Star oppose annexing Yukon Territory to British Columbia. The Dawson News urges Yukoners to protest Ottawa and BC plans, arguing independence and local mining laws would be harmed. The Whitehorse Star dismisses McBride's annexation idea, preferring Yukon to stay as is rather than join BC or another province.
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Dawson News
The
Whitehorse Star
Yukon Territory
British Columbia
Ottawa
Yukon
Klondikers
Northern Territory
Atlin
Mackenzie
Richard McBride
British Coumbia
Foreigner Arrested For Annoying Stares In Town
Bob Wood, a foreigner new to the country, was arrested this morning for following women about town and staring offensively. He paid a ten dollar fine to Municipal Magistrate E. W. Pettit and was released after a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wood
E. W. Pettit
Trapper Brown Finds Wrecked Skiff Near Doty’s Cove
Trapper Brown reports discovering a broken skiff and personal items on Admiralty Island four miles south of Doty’s Cove. The gear includes an oilskin coat, grub box with four razors, eye glasses, a Navajo blanket, and spices, suggesting ownership by an elderly white man. Brown, previously ill with pneumonia, was towed to Gambier Bay after a two month trapping expedition.
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Trapper Brown
Juneau
Admiralty Island
Doty‘s Cove
Gambier Bay
Five Trespass Suits Filed by Linderberger
J Linderberger Inc filed five trespass suits against A J Young T Z Cruptner and Peter Trump S J Brooks and Gus Kruse Ed Williams and John Doe Sam Williams alias Black Sam to recover possession of a 300 by 600 tract at Klawack inlet Bergman Island leased from the forestry department. Restitution of premises and 3500 damages sought from each defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Linderberger, Inc
A. J. Young
T. Z. Cruzner
Peter Trump
S. J. Brooks
Gus Kruse
Ed. Williams
John Doe
Sam Williams
Black Sam
Klawack Inlet
Bergman Island
Forestry Department
New Green Grocery Opens in Juneau Market
G Barrett opens the Juneau Market at 322 East Third Street offering a full range of fruits and fresh vegetables in Juneau. The store emphasizes a variety of produce to serve local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Green Grocery
Juneau
G. Barrett
East Third Street
Engineer Locates Municipal Quarry Near Shady Bend
City engineer B D Biakeslee identifies six acres of land near Shady Bend as Municipal Quarry in the name of H 3 Raymond. The transfer will occur after surveying. The site yields rock suitable for paving near Juneau with thousands of yards ready for the rock crusher after a prior landslide. The city rock crusher will be installed on the site at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Biakeslee
H. 3. Raymond
Shady Bend
Juneau
Weather notes from Juneau report February freeze zones
C R Reid reports February 24 high 46 and low 35 in Juneau with freezing weather across the Atlantic coast from New Orleans eastward. Fort Worth Texas recorded 16 and Galveston 30 as a freezing zone covered Texas New Mexico most of Arizona parts of California Nevada and areas east of the Sierra Nevada north of the Gulf of Mexico. Washington state had no freezing period. Southeastern Alaska stayed above freezing.
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C. R. Reid
United States
Juneau
United States Weather Bureau
Atlantic
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Texas
Galveston
New Mexico
Arizon
California
Nevada
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
Alaska
Mrs. Emma Sherman to reopen millinery shop in Juneau
Mrs. Emma Sherman returns from New York to Juneau and plans to reopen her millinery store soon in the room formerly used by Mrs. Stevens. She has largely recovered after a winter away from home and will resume business in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sherman
New York
Juneau
Stevens
Bowling Contest Wins for Fort William H Seward Team
Crack teams from Fort William H Seward Fort Gibbon and Fort Jeff Davis competed on separate alleys at Haines Tanana and Nome. The Fort William H Seward team emerged victorious after a series of games and the results were wired to all posts involved in the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort William H. Seward
Fort Gibbon
Fort Jeff Davis
Haines
Tanana
Nome
JURY IN Weideleich Case Discharged After Deadlock
The jury in the Weideleich versus Townsend case was discharged by Judge R W Jennings after more than 30 hours of deliberation. The initial six to six split failed to reach a verdict. A proposed verdict dividing property and costs was rejected, and a second verdict giving property to the defendant with a $300 cash indemnity to the plaintiff and shifting costs to the defendant was also unacceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weideleich
Townsend
W Young 1914 Team Prep Noted In Luncheon Toss Practice
Advices from J. C. McBride state he will be up once he signs enough satisfactory ball tossers for the W. Young 1914 team. The force on the ground is seen several times weekly during lunch hour industriously tossing balls near the road by the ferry front, as they plan to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McBride
W. Young
Stage Line Seeks Help to Repair Impassable Road
Erle Nelson, manager of the Nelson Stage Co., operating a route between Juneau and Sheep Creek, says the road is nearly impassable. He notes recurring repair costs exceed seasonal receipts and asks Juneau business men to consider co operation to fund permanent fixes. Nelson would oversee the work and believes better road access would boost travel and town benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle Nelson
Nelson Stage Company
Juneau
Sheep Creek
Nelson
Butte Grocer Plans Move to Juneau Market
D. J. Girard, a 20 year Butte grocer, will locate in Juneau on the Alameda with his wife and three children, and contemplates remaining in the city as part of the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Girard
Butte
Mont
Juneau
Alameda
Juneau High School Exhibits Fine Mechanic Drawings
The Juneau high school class in mechanical drawing shows off fine specimens in an exhibition. Works are placed in the show windows of the Co. W. Young Co. The display highlights student effort and craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau High School
Co. W. Young Co
Juneau Market Orange Special at East Third
Saturday special offering 500 dozen sweet oranges at Juneau Market located at 322 East Third Street. Two dozen oranges priced at 35 cents, advertised as a bulk bargain for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
East Third Street
Nome Business Men Against Sunday Law
Nome business leaders urge repeal or amendment of the Sunday closing law in a cablegram to Gov. J.F. A. Strong. Mayor George A. Jones and Dr. J. H. Mustard of Nome Chamber of Commerce press hardship of enforcement and request reconsideration of Section 2021 of Alaska’s Compiled Laws governing Sunday closures for stores and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome Business Men
Nome
JF. A. Strong
George A. Jones
Nome Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Mustard
Chamber of Commerce
Alaska
Senator Opposes Diaz as Witness in Senate Hearing
Washington March 6 Senator William Alden Smith Michigan opposes Diaz witness in the Senate foreign relations committee arguing the United States is becoming the international spawning ground for revolutions. Vallejo naval update: Cleveland to be fitted out and sent to Mexican waters. Washington March 6 Senator John D Works California warns the Mexican situation will force US intervention and calls the administration’s course a dark page of history. El Paso Gen Tertaxis pleads with the American consul to intercede for his son condemned to be executed unless he pays 600000. he offers his wealth for mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Felix Diaz
Senate Foreign,relations Committee
United States
Co. Vallejo
Calif
Navy Department
Cleveland
Mexican
Works
U. S
John D. Works
California
United States Senate
Sen. EL Paso
Tex
Tertaxis
Villa
House Committee Favors Repeal of Free Panama Canal Tolls
The House commerce committee reported favorably the Sims bill to repeal the Panama canal act provision that grants free use of the canal to American ships in coastwise traffic. The committee vote was 17 to 4. Senator Miles Poindexter introduced a Senate resolution demanding the President explain a matter he described as of greater delicacy and nearer consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Miles Poindexter
United States Senate
Leaving on Spokane Sails for South Passengers Listed
The Spokane sailing for the South last night took aboard Juneau passengers including George L Ney Rush Davis Joe Protopapas W J Donaldson L P Shackleford Mrs Shackleford and children Minnie Clifton Charles Goldstein and James D Mooney.
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Spokane
South
Juneau
George Leney
Rush Davis
Joe Protopapas
W. J. Donaldson
L. P. Shackleford
Shackleford
Minnie Clifton
Charles Goldstein
James D. Mooney
Alaskan Hotel Arrivals list of guests
The Alaskan Hotel hosts a varied line of arrivals including H. H. Smith Mrs B Sherman C D Knapp B F Watson Co F Johnson A L Mitchell from Portland F B Straven from San Francisco J M Tanner from Skagway George Blackmer from Sheep Creek A W Quealey from Kensington Carl Olson from Perseverance H E Shook A M Goodman Milton Well James Prairie and wife J W Fraser Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaskan Hotel
H. H. Smith
B. Sherman
C. D. Knapp
B. F. Watson
F. Johnson
City
A. L. Mitchell
Portland
F. B. Straven
San Francisco
J. M. Tanner
Skagway
George Blackmer
Sheep Creek
A. W. Quealey
Kensington
Carl Olson
H. E. Shook
A. M. Goodman
Milton Well
James Prairie
J. W. Fraser
Seattle
Income tax to yield $100 million in 1913 receipts
Washington March 6 Internal revenue reports show ten months of 1913 collections indicate the income tax and the corporate tax will produce about 100 million dollars. The take exceeds prior Congressional estimates by more than 20 million dollars.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
United States
Treasury Department
Congress
Passage Sailed From Juneau Today
The Al-Ki sailing for the South at noon today took passengers from Juneau including C. N. Burt, Mrs. Anna Tobel, Mrs. L. W. Watson, James More, R. C. Post, F. B. Post, Mrs. Pearl Zitron, C. L. Conaway, and L. B. Crecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al-Ki
Juneau
C. N. Burt
Anna Tobel
L. W. Watson
James More
R. C. Post
F. B. Post
Pearl Zitron
C. L. Conaway
L. B. Crecy
Lenten Service at Trinity Church Tonight at 7 30
A short Lenten service will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church this evening at 7 30. Everyone is warmly welcome. Choir practice at 6 45 PM.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Beattie Heads South on Inspection Voyage
W G Beatle superintendent of Indian schools for Southeastern Alaska departed on the ALKI this morning for a inspection tour to Klawack Metlakahtla and Hydaberg before returning to Juneau.
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W. G. Beatle
Alaska
Klawack
Metlakahtla
Hydaberg
Juneau
Passage on Georgia heads to Sitka and wayports
A list of passengers departed this morning from Georgia bound for Sitka and various wayports. Named travelers include P. J. Kostrometinoff and family, W. P. Mills and wife, Robert Scott, Mrs. L. Pistolis, Charles Turney, Henry Moyes, and E. Dandall. Also boarding Funter Joe Wrunner, Tenakee Ed Lankeater and M. D. Barry, Killisnoo Charles Major Lewis Allery and Harry Peeham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sitka
Wayports
P. J. Kostrometinoff
W. P. Mills
Robert Scott
L. Pistolis
Charles Turney
Henry Moyes
E. Dandall
Funter
Joe Wrunner
Tenakee
Ed. Lankeater
M. D. Barry
Killisnoo
Charles Major
Lewis Allery
Harry Peeham
The Grand Presents A Night Of Staged Shows
The Grand advertises a program featuring Broncho in In the Ranks in two parts with exciting battles of early days. Nell of the Pampas, Tom Dick and Harry, That Catchy Rag-Time Dance are listed as finishing comedies. Tonight’s show promises great entertainment for all ages.
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the Grand
Nell
Pampas
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Vardaman Debates Race and Women’s Suffrage
In Seattle a debate on woman suffrage features J. K. Vardaman asserting that women will not vote alongside a race deemed unfit for citizenship. The Admiral Evans then sails for Alaska carrying numerous passengers to Juneau including J. C. McBride and A. M. Niles among others with nineteen steerage travelers.
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Washington
J. K. Vardaman
Jefferson Sails With 60 Passengers for Alaska
Seattle March 6 The Jefferson sailed for Alaska last night with 60 passengers for Juneau and Douglas among a long list of steerage and paying travelers. Names include Miss Belle Carter Mrs M Banks J T Welch Mrs W Smith W K Martin Mrs J Wat King Mra M Turner John Junkin C Taunte and many others with four steerage.
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Seattle
Jefferson
Alaska
Juneau
Douglas
M. Behrends
T. EB
Keegan, Co
J. Flavin
W. J. Murphy
A. G. Cole
BE. Orlander
E. D. Whittle
Belle Carter
M. Banks
J. T. Welch
W. Smith
W. K. Martin
J. Watking
F. S. Clevendorff
F. M. Simpson
Dorothy Stearns
C. W. Stearns
Electricity Succeeds as Milk Sterilizer in Liverpool
Liverpool reports electricity sterilizes milk at city depots feeding about 1000 babies daily. The process is successful and praised as efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Deering Estate Valued At 15 Million In Inventory
The estate of the late William Deering, noted harvest king, is valued at 15 million dollars per filed inventory. The will leaves the property to two sons and five grandsons, with Chicago as the reporting city on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Deering
Harvester King
Railroad Rate Decision Expected in April
Washington March 6 A decision by the Interstate Commerce Commission on the pending request of Eastern railroads for an advance in freight rates will probably be made during the latter part of April.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroads
Fletcher on need for rural credit
WashingtonMarch 6 Before the committees on rural credits Senator Fletcher stated that 6000000000 is owed by the farmers of the United States of which 2000000000 are secured by mortgage on their farms. On this latter amount interest paid ranges from 6 percent to 24 percent in addition to unjust charges made by bankers and agencies in arranging loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committees On Rural Credits
Fletcher
United States
Alaska Juneau Mining suit over premises near reduction works
The Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company versus M. M. Mc Kanna occupied the district court today in an action for restitution of premises near the reduction works. The case was continued this afternoon until ten o'clock tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company
M. M. McKanna
Former Nevada Chief Justice Massey Dies on Train
Reno reports former Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice W. A. Massey died last night as his train crossed the California state line. He resided in Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
W. A. Massey
Nevada Supreme Court
California State Line
Behrends Aboard Jefferson Sails From Seattle
B M Behrends is a passenger on the Jefferson which sailed from Seattle last night and will arrive in Juneau on Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Behrends
Jefferson
Seattle
Juneau
J. C. McBride
Admiral Evans
Borden and Scott to Lead Arctic Whaling Expedition
San Francisco report says millionaire John Borden of Chicago and Henry Scott, son of local resident Henry T. Scott, plan another Arctic whaling and hunting voyage next summer. The venture involves prominent sponsors and aims to extend exploration opportunities in the Arctic waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Borden
Chicago
Henry Scott
Henry T. Scott
Arctic
Last Chance Tonight At The Orpheum Show
Last night’s Orpheum program drew a large crowd with the Pathe Weekly, while the feature Great Steeplechase showcased daring horsemanship and a race track rivalry for the heroine’s hand. Eton O’Hara Saved Cupid comedy with Hughie Mack and Kate Price closed the program and repeats tonight for late arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Pathe Weekly
Eature
Eton O'Hara
Cupid
Hughie Mack
Kate Price
Passengers Aboard Princess Maquinna For Southbound Voyage
The Princess Maquinna sailing to the South last night carried a Juneau passenger list including George, Green, Mrs J Graham, Fe Weston, O Larson, F Wentsman, George Smith, Robert Ranath, Nick Kempf and Dr J K Simpson aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
George
Green
Royal Fruit Co Advertising and Pool Hall Note
A compact ad extols cheaper fruit and vegetables eggs and shelled nuts from the Royal Fruit Co with phone 230. It invites customers to enjoy a cheerful crowd good smokes and pleasant play and suggests playing pool at Burford's to improve mood. The fragment ends with a humorous remark about liver heaviness labeled 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Royal Fruit CO
Burford’s
Beggar Kept Overnight Reveals Hidden Treasure
San Francisco on March 6 William Kahler known as a hunchback beggar was jailed to provide shelter. The “hunch” was a tin box containing 11000 in gold and silver and bank books showing 23000 in local banks. He faced a vagrancy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William Kahler
Tailoring Offer for Local Spring Suitings
An invitation to call and inspect the season's new designs and fabrics, offering home town tailoring by competent workers and avoiding Eastern sweatshops. Cordially signed F. Wolland.
Royal Fruit Co Ad Claiming Fresh Eggs and Butter
Royal Fruit Co announces fresh eggs and butter and promotes low prices. The ad highlights leadership in value with a phone contact 280 for orders in town.
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Royal Fruit CO
Joe Kelly Undergoes Surgery After Illness
Front street merchant Joe Kelly who lay seriously ill for a week had a surgical operation last evening and is much improved today. Dr. L. O. Egginton attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kelly
Front Street
L. O. Egginton
Alaska railroad bill report withdrawn again for corrections
Washington March 6 The conference report on the Alaska railroad bill was withdrawn again last night to correct minor errors. Chairman W C Houston said he expected both houses to approve the report today and the bill would be before the President tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. C. Houston
House Committee On Territories
Congress
Stuck for Wagon Roads Rather Than Attenade Mars
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck of Alaska told Boston listeners that Alaska needs wagon and roadways for vehicles rather than railroads. He urged practical transport links to support inland settlements and trade, arguing roads suit Alaska’s terrain and economy better than building rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Boston
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck
Alaska
Prouty May Run for U. S. Senator
A delegation of Orleans County Republicans in Burlington Vermont announces that Interstate Commerce Commissioner Charles A. Prouty expressed willingness to run for United States Senate to succeed Senator W. P. Dillingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Orleans County
Charles A. Prouty
United States
W. P. Dillingham
Utah Democrats and Progressives Fuse Likely in Utah
Utah Democrats and Progressives in Salt Lake City appear poised to fuse for the fall elections. A recent state Progressive meeting praised the Wilson administration amid strong enthusiasm for the coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Salt Lake
Brazilian unrest deepens in Rio and northern states
Rio de Janeiro March 6 reports declare martial law as the situation worsens. Revolts in Pernambuco and Pará Ceara gain headway, with the capital under a state of siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Martin
Pernambo
Para Ceara
Serge
Puget Sound Trade Gains Show Surge in Seattle
Seattle shipping rose sharply with total ocean going commerce reaching 10,249,323 in March, up from 6,919,427 a year earlier. Domestic imports rose to 2,137,775 and foreign imports to 3,172,636, while domestic exports and foreign exports also climbed from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
D. Thomas Davies
Barry and Carter to Command Over Ocean
Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Barry and Maj. Gen. William H. Carter sailed from San Francisco to assume new commands in the Philippines and Hawaii. Barry will lead the Department of the Philippines from Governor's Island previously heading the Department of the East. Carter takes over the Department of Hawaii after commanding the Second Division based at Texas City, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas H. Barry
William H. Carter
Department of the Philippines
Department of Hawaii
Barry
Department of the East
Governor's Island
Carter
Texas City
Texas
Governor Walsh to name B M board chairman
Boston March 6 The Post says Governor David I Walsh will name former Chief Justice Knowlton of the Massachusetts Supreme Court as his choice for chairman of the board of trustees of the Boston & Maine railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
the Post
David I. Walsh
Knowlton
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Boston & Maine Railroad
Butcher California Woman Found in Slough
Sacramento reports the body of Esther Crotzer, described as a fallen woman, was recovered yesterday from a slough. Her body had been cut into thirteen pieces and enclosed in gunny sacks. Authorities pursue leads in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Esther Crotzer
Western States Commercial Congress to Meet in Sacramento
A commercial congress representing 11 western states will be held in Sacramento beginning September 16. The meeting aims to address regional trade and economic issues affecting the West. Organized leaders from California and neighboring states will participate and plan sessions for the conference duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Rocky Mountains
Nome Man to Swim Across Elliott Bay
Seattle March 6 J C Clark of Nome will attempt a West Seattle to Seattle swim. The perilous feat recalls the death of Arthur Cavill, former champion, who died last Sunday attempting the same crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Bay
Seattle
J. C. Clark
Nome
West Seattle
Arthur Cavill
Bryan to visit South America in September
Secretary of State William J. Bryan will visit Chile and other South American republics in September, expanding diplomatic outreach across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
South America
Washington
William J. Bryan
Chile
South American
Cotton industry makes new record in revival
New York March 6. President Cone of the New York Cotton Exchange reports a strong revival in industries tied to cotton. Mills have not closed and have increased output, with a new high record reached since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cone
New York Cotton Exchange
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Stow Case
Linderberger
Fort Seward
ARMY
Stage Line
Tippling House
Diaz
House Committee
Poindexter
Beattie
Fighting Bob
Northland
W. H. Dickey
F. Caycough
V. W. Olson
C. G. Douglas
A. P. Cloudy
A. H. Ross
E. E. Carpenter
C. E. Thurman
Gus Hoffman
T. H. Unger
Peter Guine
E. L. Kellogg
A. M. Niles
W. L
Deering
Need For Rural Credit
Behrends
Borden
J.C. McBride ON
Evans
Maquinna
F. Wolland
Prouty May
Puget Sound
Ocean
Gov. Walsh
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