Fairbanks Men Form Steamboat Line for Freight
Twenty four merchants and mining men in Fairbanks organize the Fairbanks Transportation Company to build a river steamer for freight between Fairbanks and St. Michael. Capitalized at fifty thousand dollars, the vessel is under construction in Seattle and will begin service early summer to ensure timely government railroad freight.
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Vairbanks Transportation Company
Seattle
Carranzistas Irveigl intrigue tied to American attache murder
International News Service reports strong evidence that Carranza agents lured an American state department attaché across the border to kill him. The murder inquiry, sparked by Mrs. Sally Danton, seeks to determine Mexican government involvement and possible U.S. retaliation. Readers urged to subscribe for daily international and local news.
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Search Made for Harry Thaw on Serious Charge
New York January report says Harry Thaw is sought on charges including kidnapping for sexual perversion and second degree assault. Victim Fred Grump, nineteen, allegedly abused in a Broadway hotel room with horsewhip. Thaw’s arrest pursuit covers Pittsburgh and eastern ports as warrants are prepared.
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Demorats Press for Congressional Probe on Wall Street Leak
International News Service reports January 10 that Democrats push for a congressional inquiry into a Wall Street leak. The majority aims for a thorough investigation with a second conference planned, while Republicans resist any compromise. The minority vows not to approve measures seen as favoring White House interests.
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International News Service
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Republi
Kindergarten Notice at Mrs Wunderwerker Home
Notice of care for small children at the home of Mrs Wunderwerker at 11 Child Avenue. Pricing listed as six dollars per month or charged by the hour.
Jury verdict on Hinderliter leads to indeterminate term
Roy Hinderliter was found guilty of causing his sweetheart's death by air bubbles in her blood. The judge imposed an indeterminate sentence from one year to life, citing the youth of the accused and the jury's recommendation. The case drew attention amid an election where women largely filled offices. New eggs were advertised at Prosser's Harness Shop for seven dollars per dozen.
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Prosser’s
Russians Win Battle in Blizzard in German-Occupied Glanzon
In a raging blizzard the Russians recaptured Glanzon island north of Flux from German forces. The German commander did not expect the attack and had allowed a rest period. Remaining German troops offered resistance but were overcome by numbers.
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Glanzon
All Women Elected to Offices in WMAITUA Tale
All women in the town of WMAITUA are reported to have secured election to all available offices following a severe storm that dramatically reshaped local governance. The piece notes the exceptional political shift amid ongoing recovery efforts.
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Wmaitua
Movements Toward Peace Stall as War Ends Languish
Reports from Urn indicate peace efforts in Europe have stalled with no response to Wilson's note. London sources suggest a near-ready reply, while reasons for the delay remain unclear. Philadelphia police announce no further charity tag days.
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Wastington
Entente Towers
London
Germans Capture Fekshani North of Moldavian River
Berlin reports German forces press the northern drive across the frozen river. After a five day battle under a snowstorm, Russians and Roumanians are driven back and about 5,400 prisoners plus 99 officers and 31 machine guns are taken as the Germans reach the north bank. The note ends with a local bulletin about the Nome Bowling Club alleys reopening from noon to midnight.
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International News Service
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General Ete
Moldavia
Fekshani
Marashesch Anil Tekuchin
Pokshani
Nome Bowling Club
Prison Fire at Kentucky Penitentiary Kills Two Inmates
A fire at Kentucky's state Penitentiary in Frankfort destroyed the facility. Governor Stanley aided the response and inmates were urged to evacuate. Two prisoners died and three were hospitalized after guards opened all cells and tried to warn others.
Prisoners Held After Scorching Incident With Pardons Pending
Prisoners are lodged in the city jail and other quarters after a scorching incident. None attempted escape. Governor Stanley will consider these events as several pardon applications come before him for approval.
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Arguments closed on Adamson case
Supreme Court arguments closed at two o'clock today with a decision expected soon due to the case’s urgency. The notice ends with an advertisement for the Weekly Nugget offering letter writing services to readers.
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