Washington waits for envoys to make peace
Washington signals no further military moves until South American and European envoys can pursue a peaceful solution to the Mexican crisis. Huerta’s promise to halt hostilities faces scrutiny as the Bryan administration warns of accountability for any harm to Americans, amid refugees fleeing toward the United States aboard crowded steamers.
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Washington
Huerta
Edward Ryan
United States
Mexico City
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Dr. Ryan
Maay
Admiral Howard
Mexico
Mexicans Fire on Cuban Flag at Tampico
In Vera Cruz on May 1, the Ward Line steamer Antilla flying the Cuban flag was fired on by both Federal and Constitutionalist forces at Tampico, killing the steersman. No other details were available. In Cananea, about 2,600 miners struck May 1 demanding the return of leaders deposed as Huerta adherents, halting work and closing most shafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Ward Line
Antilla
Tampico
EL Paso
Tex
Cananea
Americans in Mexico City remain stranded at capital
The American Consul-General in Vera Cruz reports about 1500 Americans are still in Mexico City unable to depart. They have gathered from various parts of the Mexican interior over several days due to unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Washington
Canada
Vera Cruz
Brunswick to open as first class bowling alley in Juneau
The Front street project by Charles Goldstein for J. K. Leaming set for completion by May 15. The Brunswick grand opening could occur around May 20. It aims to be a premier amusement venue featuring a public bowling alley, a five pocket and one carom billiard parlor, card tables, cigar shop, and a well appointed lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Leaming
Front Street
Charles Goldstein
B Mackay Wins First Pool Tournament Prize
W W B Mackay won all games to claim the first prize of $10 in cash at the Imperial Billiard Parlor pool tournament. Thomas Noren took second prize of 50 cigars and S J Mandrich earned third with 25 cigars. Noren, still confident in Alaska’s pool scene, challenged anyone to play him tomorrow at the Imperial Billiard Parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Mackay
Thomas Noren
S. J. Mandrich
Alaska
Succus Herb al Promises Health Boost From Juneau Drug Co
A Spring health ad touts Succus Herb al a remedy made from pure herbs to improve health purify blood and remove fatigue. Marketed by Juneau Drug Co with phone contact 250 and dated 4 23 Uf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau Drug CO
Royal Fruit Company Ad Special This Week
Finest Winesap apples extra two fifty per box. Fresh vegetables tomatoes green onions asparagus spinach carrots new potatoes parsley sweet potatoes. Full line of fruits nuts butter and eggs. Free delivery phone 230. 4 23 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Fruit Company
Weather Today Summary
Weather today records a 24 hour period ending at 3 pm with a high of 46 the low of 40 and rainfall totaling .24 inches. Sky remained cloudy with periods of rain.
Maypole Dance Attracts Full Hall Tonight In Juneau
The Draper Club hosts a May Day ball to benefit the Juneau public library fund with the crowning of Miss Sylvia Koskey as May Queen. Twenty two local society girls perform the Maypole dance under Miss Levina Willson and Miss Lorraine Andrews. maids of honor are Miss Georgia Caro and Miss Helen Troy, with two young helpers. Spectator admission is fifty cents, dancers tickets one dollar per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper Club
Elke
Juneau
Sylvian
Georgia Caro
Helen Troy
Madeline Valentine
Lydia Kashevaroff
Levina Willson
Lorraine Andrews
Juneau Society
Miss Getchell
Gladys Swenson
Ruth Christianson
Spokane and Northwestern Sail North From Seattle
The Spokane and Northwestern sailed from Seattle for Alaska ports last night. Passengers for Gastineau channel cities and for Juneau include C. H. Wilbur H. B. Young R. C. Park Fred Ludovroy W. Salmongon A. T. Martin Chas E Cogers Emil Kliese two Japanese and six steerage aboard the Spokane. For Juneau the Northwestern lists J. A. Bingland Axel Nystrom F. E. Sargent M. A. Lavenik John G. Olson Mae Miller A Tuinstra Marie Gome Misa Lola Hinckle and seven steerage passengers.
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Seattle
Spokane
Northwestern
Alaska
Gastineau Channel
Juneau
C. H. Wilbur
H. 8. Young
R. C. Park
Fred Ludovroy
W. Salmongon
A. T. Martin
Chas
E. Cogers
Emil Kliese
Douglas
Irene Cahill
Salmon Creek Mine Promising Progress Under Option
The Salmon Creek properties under option to George R. Noble show strong development as a vertical shaft sinks and ore improves. A second vein is cut at about 140 feet with 16 feet of rich ore and a third vein expected to appear, about 50 feet wide. Superintendent John Perelle reports good progress and a 140 ton per day quartz mill is trialing, aided by a Salmon Creek dam supplying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Creek
George R. Noble
John Perelle
Bush-Sales adds Garford truck for building projects
Bush-Sales Construction placed a new Garford type auto truck in service today. The four ton capacity vehicle is equipped to handle all building materials. It will haul sand and gravel from Gold Creek Last Chance basin for the Goldstein five story concrete building and the Zynda four story concrete project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush-Sales Construction Company
Gold Creek
Last Chance Basin
Goldstein
Zynda
Doran's Prescription Pharmacy Promotes Reliable Filling
The ad claims Doran's Prescription Pharmacy delivers perfect prescription work despite concerns about drug quality and compounding. It emphasizes a physician-backed reputation and invites customers to bring their prescriptions to be filled, slogan There’s a Reason. Phone 3. 4-24-1f
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doran
Juneau Catcher Dugan Declares He Is an M D
Clarence Dugan, catcher and captain of the Juneau baseball team, reveals he is an M D as stated by manager P E Jackson. Dugan says he drives teams when not playing ball and jokes that other players are jealous of his title.
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Catcher Dugan
Juneau
Clarence Dugan
P. E. Jackson
Jackson
Dugan
Hair goods shipment prompts quick inspection at Vogue Shop
A small but choice stock arrives at the Vogue Shop owned by Mrs. Albert Berry opposite the Orpheum. It features exceptional long hair shades suitable for switches, with an urging for customers who have waited to inspect at once.
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Albert Berry
Vogue Shop
Opp
Orpheum
M.w.&f
Juneau mine report looms big in East Juneau Boston
May 1 report by Alaska Gold Mines Co shows investments of 4 020 884 in stocks and 1 800 000 in notes of Alaska Gas tineau Mining. Progress on Perseverance mine Salmon creek power project and six thousand ton mill expected to start by January 1916. Jackling notes less than two thousand feet left in Sheep creek tunnel and vein carries more than fifty million tons of ore. Steel work on reduction plant, tunnel finished, dam being built, power houses completed.
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Boston
Alaska Gold Mines Co
Alaska Gastineau Mining Company
Hayden
Salmon Creek
Jackling
Sheep Creek
Col. Jackling
Farewell Party for Mrs Bergmann at Circle City Hotel
Patrons of the Circle City hotel held a farewell party and dance for Mrs Mary Bergmann who is retiring to run her new Bergmann venue. The dining room was cleared for dancing with many older Juneau families attending. Mrs Bergmann has long managed Circle City, a popular mining camp hub, now to be run by William Short starting tomorrow.
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Circle City
Mary Bergmann
Bergmann
Juneau
William Short
Jaeger to Build Three Modern Homes in Golden Belt
E R Jaeger will erect three residences on Golden Belt in the Golden Belt addition near West Ninth. L P Skoog & Son, builders of the Cain hotel, are contracting. The homes, thoroughly modern with harbor views, include a seven room two story house and two four room bungalow cottages, ready for occupancy by July.
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E. R. Jaeger
Golden Belt
West Ninth
Golden Belt Avenue
L. P. Skoog & Son
Cain Hotel
Tigers and Terriers to clash in season opener
Charlie Carter, manager of the W. Young Tigers, says the Tigers open the season against last year’s rivals, the Gastineau Terriers. Both teams have strengthened. R. W. Walzen will manage the Terriers, and insiders expect a fierce contest with high tension when the Tigers meet the Terriers.
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Tigers and Terriers
Charlie Carter
The
W. Young Tigers
Tigers
Gastineau Terriers
Carter
R. W. Walzen
Skoogs Likely to Settle Permanently in Juneau
L. P. Skoog and his son W. F. Skoog, who arrived in Juneau on the last trip of the Jefferson, stated this morning that Juneau looked favorable and they would probably establish a permanent contracting business there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Skoog
W. F. Skoog
Juneau
Jefferson
Croatian Club Dance in Douglas This Thursday Night
A Croatian Mando lin Club sponsored dance to be held in the Croatian Club hall Douglas. Admission is $1.00 and the event promises good music and good order. All are welcome. Dated 4 28 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Croatian Mandolin Club
May Day Celebration at Odd Fellows Hall
Juneau Socialist's Local hosts a May Day celebration at the Odd Fellows hall on Saturday evening May 2. Admission is 26 cents. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Summers Case Ends Without True Bill as Rustgard Dismisses
KETCHIKAN April 20 United States District Attorney John Rustgard announced his claim that grand jury members were influenced by L P Shackleford and B L Thane after a not a true bill against Clement M Summers was returned The court allowed until 10 o clock to substantiate the charge Rustgard later said he had received no orders from Washington and would take no further action Judge R W Jennings dismissed the case and exonerated the bondsmen Thane denied any connection to Summers and Thane said his visit to consult with Shackleford was unrelated to the Summers matter and involved other litigation and companies he represents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Clement M. Summers
United States
John Rustgard
L. P. Shackleford
B. L. Thane
Ruastgard
Rustgard
Washington
R. W. Jennings
C. M. Summers
Summers
Shackleford
Siberia Ashore Off Formosa With Passengers Adrift
The Pacific Mail Steamship Siberia, en route from San Francisco to Manila, ran ashore off Formosa. It carries no first class passengers including the wife of the Philippines Governor General Francia Burton Harrison. A Japanese warship was sent to assist and rescue passengers and provide aid as available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Pacific Mail Steamship
Gold Saving Machine Tested on Alaska Beaches
S. L. Wakefield of Portland Oregon is in Juneau with a gold saving machine to be tested on the Alaska Southwest coast beaches. He will stay until his boat arrives and then proceed to Lituya Bay Yakutat and other points, with plans to introduce the machines later in the Bering Sea region. Wakefield says the devices have passed severe tests saving Oregon beach gold and platinum after years of mining work.
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S. L. Wakefield
Portland
Ore
Juneau
Alaska
Lituya Bay
Yakutut
Yagataga
Bering Sea
Wakefield
Oregon Beach
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Easy Digestion Claim
Home druggist brief promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as highly effective for indigestion and dyspepsia. Claims Bismuth and Pepsin soothe stomach, relieve heartburn, aid digestion, and support blood quality. Sold in Rexall Stores. available locally through Wm. Britt in Juneau and Skagway.
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Rexall
Wm. Britt
Juneau
Skagway
Dr Gar El Hama featured in sensational night program
The extra special feature is Dr Gar El Hama the Daredevil Criminal a thrilling production with scenes of him imprisoned in an underground sewer as water rushes in Mrs McFadden Looked Out a Thanhouser comedy closes a very good show Gaumont Weekly praised for its quality
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Dr. Gar el Hama
Dr. Hama
Gaumont Weekly
Faullner Asked to Step Down as U S Marshal
A Junenn yester day report says United States Marshal H L Faulkner has been asked to resign and Harry A Bishop, former city mayor, is chosen as his successor. Z R Cheney stated he expects a quick appointment and believes Bishop will fill the post. Urgent cables to President Wilson and Gov Strong urged Bishop's appointment with Democratic backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
H. L. Faulkner
Harry A. Bishop
National
Z. R. Cheney
Faulkner
H. A. Bishop
Wilson
J. F. A. Strong
Washington
H.A. Bishop
Democratic Organization
Free Tolls Repeal Fight Seen Won by President
Washington dispatches say the President easily won the free tolls repeal fight as opponents blame Hearst papers for shifting public opinion over the last three weeks. Prof John son argues toll exemption harms transcontinental rail rates, while the White House releases letters of support numbering over 2200 in total across installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hearst
Prof. Johnson
Panama
White House
Eureka Bakery Changes Management
Mrs M J Hughes and A Grant have leased the Eureka Bakery to Charles Yands of Douglas who has taken possession and will run it. Grant plans to dispose of his interest and move to Nelchina for mining duties, leaving Juneau around June 15.
Young People’s Club Dance at Mayflower Hall May 2
The Young People’s Club hosts a dance Saturday May 2 at Mayflower hall with music by the Treadwell band. Refreshments will be served and attendees are urged to bring a friend and cards. A late ferry will accommodate Juneau residents. Committee: Solem and Jackson.
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Young People's Club
Mayflower Hall
Treadwell
Juneau
Solem and Jackson
Reward for location of George Banese
A fifty dollar reward offers information on the whereabouts of George Banese, about 36, 5 feet 8 inches, 158 pounds, dark hair and eyes, slightly cocked eye, occupation carpenter, Greek nationality, speaking broken English. Last seen wearing a black broadcloth suit. Please leave information at the police department in Juneau or Douglas. John Valeson. 4-30-6t.
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George Banese
Juneau
Douglas
John Valeson
Prize Night Winners at Orpheum Theatre
Last night at the Orpheum theatre Miss Eva Cole won the $25 trunk. Earle C. Jameson took the pass for two and Ben Del velle won the monthly pass for one. For children, first prize of $2.50 in cash and the monthly pass went to little Miss Larsen. Master Olds received a monthly pass for services during the drawing.
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Orpheum Theatre
Eva Cole
Earle C. Jameson
Ben Delvelle
Miss Larsen
Master Olds
City Council Set for Regular Session Tonight
City officials plan a regular meeting this evening to handle several matters of importance. The session is expected to include the selection of a city marshal.
Rooms to rent with good light and ventilation
Advertisement notes new premises with bright airy rooms and baths, electric light, good board, and reasonable daily weekly or monthly rates. Contact A. E. B. Houlihan.
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A. EB. Houlihan
Dancing at the Rink Goes Back to Floor Work
Jaxons rink will stop pictures and, upon arrival of the new floor, will prepare the surface for dancing and skating on Wednesdays.
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Jaxon
Quinalt to Dock in Douglas with Passengers to Juneau
The Portland steamer Quinalt is due to arrive in Douglas tomorrow morning carrying freight and several passengers bound for Juneau.
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Portland Hne
Quinalt
Douglas
Juneau
Notable Names Linked to Portland Area Shipboard Lineup
F Taylor of Portland and F Dixon along with the Peters and Lystad families are noted figures in a regional listing. Seattle resident H Howard appears alongside George Blomskog and J W Blase connected to Chitina and nearby Taku Harbor.
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F. Taylor
Portland
F. Dixon
C. F. Peters
Olaf Lystad
H. Howard
Seattle
George Blomskog
Taku Harbor
J. W. Blase
Chitina
Raymond Miller Reported Seriously Ill With Typhoid Fever
Raymond Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Miller, is reported to be seriously ill with typhoid fever. The brief item notes the family’s concern and the illness in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Miller
Mrs. Miller
Mrs Sherman Hats Special Low Prices at 131 Front Street
Mrs Sherman announces new goods arriving daily offering for Saturday and Monday only ladies misses and children's hats at special low prices. Located at 131 Front Street, phone 264 for contact.
Supreme Court Upholds Montana oleomargarine tax
Washington May 1 The United States Supreme Court has upheld a Montana law taxing oleomargarine sold within the state at one cent per pound. The decision affirms state tax authority and clarifies compacts on product levies across jurisdictions.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Montana
New Augustine and Ky er chocolates arrive fresh
Just arrived fresh Augustine and Ky er chocolates made April 20th. Ju neau Drug Co. Telephone your order, phone 250 428 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine & Kyer
Juneau Drug Co
Susitna Route Chosen by Alaskan Railroad Panel
Secretary Lane announced President appoints William C. Edes and Lieut. Frederick Mears to the Alaskan engineering commission. They will locate routes from the southwest coast of Alaska through the Susitna valley to the Tanana river and begin immediate construction work. Edes is a veteran chief engineer for the Northwestern Pacific and Southern Pacific lines while Mears leads the Panama railroad engineering efforts and once worked on the Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin K. Lane
William C. Edes
Frederick Mears
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Alaska
Susitna
Tanana River
Lane
Edes
Northwestern Pacific
California
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Nevada
Oregon
Arizona
New Mexico
Lieut. Mears
Panama
George W. Goethals
Army
Great Northern Railway
John F. Stevens
Susitna Route Chosen for Alaska Rail Line Debates
The Susitna river route for a coast to interior railroad from Alaska is seen as favoring a government line from Seward or Portage Bay, likely leading to Alaska Northern acquisition and eliminating Cordova and Copper River routes from main interior linkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska-Northern Railroad
Susitna
Cordova
Copper River
Interior
Smith Proposes Alaska Return Over Hay-Pauncefote Pact
Washington May 1 Representative Frank O Smith of Maryland introduced a House resolution urging the United States to return Southeastern Alaska to Canada in exchange for Canada’s consent to repeal the Hay Pauncefote treaty. He argued the deal would secure lasting peace and remove the canal title cloud benefiting the United States more than Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank O. Smith
Maryland
House of Representatives
United States
Canada
Alaska
Great Britain
Suffragette Petition Tossed At King In London
A Cambridge suffragette threw a petition in a box into King George's auto yesterday evening. The box struck the chauffeur. initial shock sparked fears of an Infernal machine. The King and Queen were warmly welcomed on their return from a French visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George's
Cambridge
New York Legislature to Meet for Third Special Session
Albany May 1 The New York Legislature will meet for a third special session in one year next Monday called by Gov. Glynn to arrange the state's financial obligations. An effort is underway to amend the primary election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York
Martin H. Glynn
Poindexter Names Cook Discoverer of the Pole
Washington senator Miles Poindexter introduced a resolution urging the Senate to recognize Frederick A. Cook as the North Pole discoverer and award him a gold medal. He asserted Cook reached the pole and Peary did not, in a May 1 speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miles Poindexter
Senate
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Pole
Peary
Army Captain in Alcatraz After Court Martial Charge
San Francisco May 1 Captain Griffiths of the United States army, charged with short accounts in the quartermaster's department and to face trial by court martial in Seattle, has been placed in solitary confinement at Alcatraz Island. This marks the first time a commissioned officer has been confined there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Griffiths
United States Army
Seattle
Quartermaster's Department
Alcatraz Island
Juneau School Board Set to Meet Sunday Afternoon
The Juneau school board will meet Sunday afternoon to discuss next year's teaching staff. Final decisions likely include selecting the principal, assistant principal, and a fifth grade teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Peddling Charge Against John Smith Reported
John Smith was arrested last night by Special Agent Joe Snow on the charge of selling liquor to Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Joe Snow
Wise but Silent John Lind in Mexico misinfo debate
The Washington Herald notes counterclaims about misinformation on Mexico from John Lord, clarifying that Lord did not provide the disputed material and aligning with a cautious stance on published rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lind
Mexico
John Lord
Washington Herald
Stampede Eatery Delivers Fast Filling Treats
The stall offers quick hearty bites promising to fill stomachs fast at the scene. Patrons flock to grab meals and snacks as crowds gather for the event and vendors promote speedy service.
Owners Refuse Basis For Strike Negotiations In Denver
Nineteen coal mining companies rejected a suggestion by Representative M D Foster that talks to settle the strike proceed on the basis that union recognition had been waived by the United Mine Workers of America. The owners say they will not negotiate with strikers on any basis, asserting the right to hire new crews or replacements as they see fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
M. D. Foster
House Committee On Mines and Mining
United Mine Workers of America
Wilsons Plan May 7 Wedding At White House
Washington May 1. Official notice announced the wedding of Miss Eleanor Wilson daughter of President Woodrow Wilson and Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo. The ceremony will be held May 7 in the Blue Room with only sisters as attendants and Mrs. Francis B. Sayres as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eleanor Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
William Gibbs McAdoo
White House
Francis B. Sayres
Wilson
Misa Margaret Wilson
Steamers owning roads to be given hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed hearing dates for railroad water line ownership testimony. Pennsylvania Railroad May 6 7 Erie Railroad May 8 12 Lehigh Valley May 13 16 New York Central May 18 21 Rutland Railroad May 22 23 Grand Trunk May 25 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railrroad
Erie Railroad
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Rutland Railroad
the Grand Trunk
If Hearst Runs McCombs Likely To Enter NY Race
New York May 1 If William Hearst becomes a Democratic candidate for Senator from New York it is believed William F McCombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, would announce his candidacy as the administration choice. Hearst would then receive Tammany support. Franklin D Roosevelt is urged to run for Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William R. Hearst
Willam Ff. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Hearst
Tammany
Franklin D.roosevelt
Roosevelt Reports Hard but Successful Amazon Trip
Col. Roosevelt, via cable from Manaus, says the journey was hard but successful. He plans no set return date, but is expected back in New York within about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col. Roosevelt
American Museum of Natural History
Manaus
Emperor William Pays Million Dollar Tax
Berlin May 1 Emper or Williams personal contribution to Germany war chest under the new levy will be 1 025 000 dollars His private fortune is stated at 70 000 000 dollars this shows the extent of his wealth and participation in wartime funding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
William
Montana Oleomargarine Law Held Valid
New York May 1 Dr. Booker T Washington campaigns against Jim Crow cars and separate accommodations by Southern railroads for colored passengers. He urges secret societies and churches to designate June 7 and 8 to file protests with all railroad companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Booker T. Washington
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B. MacKay
East
Mrs. Bergmann
G. Roene
Sana Soucci Bldg
Thane
Cane
S .S
Siberia
Gar EL Hama
Grand Theatre
Faullner
Eureka Bakery
Orpheum Prize
Council
ST. George House
Raymond Miller III
American Paint Co
Seward
Portage
Susitna River
Portage Bay
Smith
Poindexter
Cook
Capt. Griffiths
McAdoo
McCombs
Roosevelt
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