Mysterious fire and terror in the city scene
Explosions of smoke and flames trouble the downtown area as a large blaze consumes a store near the Palrview hotel. Fire crews fight the inferno with river water suction while citizens brace for frigid conditions and fear the blaze may spread. Meanwhile Spokane reports a separate terror scare after Chief Sullivan is shot, with anarchist letters warning officials and police urged to stay vigilant.
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Ducarate
Klondike
Manley Forecasts Six Million Dollar Output At Camp
The press in Fairbanks reports Special Nugget Service quotes Mathe Manley, claiming a six million dollar gold output next season. He touts his quartz property thirty miles from Fairbanks valued at one million dollars and says he will not part with it. He urges improved mail service to Iditarod area and announces a meeting on January 1 at 10 o'clock in the library room of the temple to discuss business.
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Mantemothe
Titan
Iditaredian
Manney
Fairbanks
Alisha
Mantey
Northern Territory
Iditarod
Manars
Sonic Temple
Mining Patent From Alaska Promises Large Mining Revolution
Alaska born inventor M Farland Gilman unveils a new mining machine claimed to work on dry land or underwater, aiming to access submarine pay streaks. He plans to sell patent rights but will not grant stock interests, insisting the device could revolutionize the industry despite previous rejections. A public demonstration and related boxing notes appear in the same era.
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Seattle
Gilman
Mim
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Dawson
Spokane
Nugget’s
Whiel Starred
The
Palrview
Dugger
Jat
Sullivan
Pierty
Potles Moore
Conan
Evers Herth
Anarchistic Society
Force
Tesides
Alth Tub
Gary
White
Adenthy
Tio
Nuneos
Lite
Aptain Moore
Masonic Social
Manley
Shriners Atte
Ion
Kansas
Cnesiawebb
Vitel
MePaurland
Metarthy
Meri
Ste
Dirs
Britt
Dick Hylan
Alaska
Washington
Dan
Nome
Kingsbury’s
Snake River Grocery
Wellington
Northwestern Commercial CO
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