Corson Speaks on Alaska Rights and Congressional Power
Corson delivers a sweeping Alaska address urging rights under treaties with Russia, denouncing lack of representation in Washington. He cites the 1867 treaty guaranteeing inhabitants rights and property, warns against federal neglect, and calls for immediate action by Congress to protect Alaska’s territorial status and future.
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Coron
Core Rhenpard
Colt
Cape
Tilihole
Whaseneth
Onin
Maine
Lawton
Oregon
Congress of the Untel Staten
Alaska
Washington
Wash
Congress
United Russia
United States
Russia
Mark Yon
Mudge Wickershim
Ateneo
EU Bross
Secretary of the Interior of
St. Michael
Duncan
Stork Delivers Ten Pound Baby in Nome
A ten pound baby boy named A. J. Lindsay Jr. arrived last night at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Lindsay under Dr Mustard supervision. Friends of the Lindsay family express joy at the advent while the senior sports a lasting smile. Blatz Private Stock noted at the Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lindsay
Dr. Mustard
Mr. Lindsay
A. J. Junior
Religious Trouble at Special Service in Paris Cathedral
A chaotic scene disrupts a cathedral service as tensions flare among religious factions. Police intervene as congregants voice grievances, with reports of confrontations and calls for order within the ancient church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sewdneter
Tie Etek
Corson Speaks Tonight in Nome Address at A B Hall
John W. Corson will make his final appeal to Nome voters tonight at eleven forty five in the A B Hall delivering a thirty minute address after other candidates. The Nome Brass Band will attend and ladies are invited to be present.
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John W. Corson
Nome
A. B. Hall
Mr. Corson
Nome Brass Band
Bonaparte to Remain in Cabinet Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary political notice reports Bonaparte will stay in the cabinet despite ongoing questions about his role. The garbled text references Nugget's Special Service and mentions dates and locations, with unclear details but implies a continuity of leadership.
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Bonaparte
Japan Sells Railroads to Private Concerns
Fragmented OCR text notes a hearing before a commissioner on rail privatization plans in Japan. Mentions Crane a Lemp and "Extra Pale Imported Draft" beer at the Board of Trade. Contains numerous garbled phrases and unclear entities.
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Japan
Lemp
The
Board of Trade
Fleet Arrives at Auckland Harbor Showers Australian Meet
Fragmented OCR notes describe a naval fleet voyage from Australia to New Zealand with various dignitaries and planned entertainments. References include battleships, the Australian federated states, Sydney harbor, and a public reception in Auckland or Onehunga as part of a larger fleet visit and entertainment program.
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Under
Sydney
Yodland
Aus
Ty Wight
Mila
Privet Imath
Beechley
Wellington
Nugget's Special Service and Political Wit
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Nugget's Special Service and a topic linked to a wartime era figure Roosevelts statement. Names and places are garbled with extraneous terms, indicating a damaged historical clipping. The text references a draft for the Board of Trade and a secretary named William Tat, with unclear connections to Hoeling Goointesd and Lemp's Extra Pale imported Draft.
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Ile
Rhone
William
Tat
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Ernie Amie
Ian
Cay
Akeker
Seta
Notte
Allie
VOR
Jamer
Crane
Auckland
Adanyta Neve Zaushened
New Zatati
Atineueootinn Mani
Otto Imeitiartest
Scumepater
Adnerbon
Deaton
Bieter Deakin
Wehy
Hewitt Freien
Songerny Maemat
Roosevelt
Nugget's
Mr. Roosevelts
Edgeworth Tobacco
Northwestern Commercial Company
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