Seven U S Cavalrymen Captured by Mexican Bandits
Seven soldiers from the Seventh U S Cavalry were taken prisoner by Mexican bandits at Boyle's Wells near Hachita New Mexico after a skirmish. Cowboy Doolittle, who escaped, rode to Hachita to seek help as a relief detail from Douglas and nearby forts moved to aid the captured unit.
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Predicted Wickersham Republican Nominee in Anchorage Area
A noisy political forecast argues Wickersham will be the Republican nominee at the regular convention. It cites possible amalgamation between Shackleford and Wickersham camps to secure delegate support, with opposition from Merron and Seattle-Abstkun factions weakened by factional splits. The Nome delegation and Seattle-Tacoma influence are mentioned amid expected divisions, with Wickersham likely leading the first division at the national committee level.
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le Seattletten
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Borah Denounces Proposed British Blockade
Senator Borah denounces a western Europe neutrality blockade as piratical and harmful to the United States, asserting Britain aims to cripple neutral trade during wartime. The piece notes reactions in the Senate and mentions shipping legislation and the Persia sinking dispute involving Germany and Austria.
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Senate Today
Europe
United States
Senators Push Hesitant Steps On Mexican Intervention
Washington June 19 Congress continues debate over intervention in Mexico. Senator Lewis seeks referral of a resolution to the Foreign Relations Committee while Borah questions call for decisive action amid Mexican tensions.
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Sunitor Lewis
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Torrential Rains Drown Los Angeles as Rivers Flood California
Torrential rains within twenty four hours worsen the death toll and flood rivers across Southern California. Bridges and miles of rail are submerged. nine deaths are recorded and damage may reach three million dollars. Lytle Creek dam breach threatens San Bernardino and Riverside. Long Beach is surrounded by water. London reports Col House and Arnold Morley departing for Europe. A Seattle case uncovers memory loss in sixteen year old Mirine Andriefs after Lake Washington incident.
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Gasoline launch capsizes killing two children in Tacoma
A gasoline passenger launch Victor IL capsized near Point De fiance off Tacoma drowning three and possibly others. The known dead are Walter Fowyer seven and Florence Fowyer fourteen, plus an unidentified girl. Survivors say crowding the rail caused the accident. an investigation is ordered. Separately, a five million dollar bill proposes a new naval academy to be located in Washington near Puget Sound for Seattle.
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Florence
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Lee birthday celebrations disrupt fragile peace
News flashes report Lee's birthday amid tense regional tension with bomb threats and explosions. A palace bombing injured several, while officials in Balkan nations seek safety measures and a summit proceeds in Oregon amid a cold spell freezing rivers and roads. Dean Clark dies after pneumonia following a throat infection. burial set in town.
Washington orders Pankhurst admitted to United States
The immigration authorities have ordered that Pankhurst, the noted British figure, shall be admitted to enter the United States without restraint. The decision was issued in Washington on January 19.
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Washington
Pankhurst
United States
Seward Gateway Reports Early Railroad Funds Likely Next Month
A Seward dispatch says Secretary Lane indicates funds for continuing railroad construction will be available before February. The commission reports the bill should exit committee tomorrow. The message was received by the commission at Seward. Hiram Chacend and Sidney Burgh are noted in local notes. Calling cards printed at Nugget office.
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Eward
Seward Gateway
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Seward
Hiram Chacend
Sidney Burgh
Ephriam Eddy
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