Pacific Coast agent reports six dredges bound north this summer
A letter from Colonel Lemmon of the immigration office in Ketchikan Alaska states at least six new dredges will be sent to Nome this season. F J O Connor of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co confirms six dredges have contracts, with names not released. Local rumors mention dredges near Nowe Tin AN and other sites in Kougaro and Casa de Paga districts.
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Colonel Lemmon
Immigration Department
Ketchikan
Alaska
L. Lemmon
United States Immigration
William Moore
F. J. O'Connor
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Nome
Everett P. Clark
Alaska Steamship Company
O'Connor
Smith
Nowe
Tin AN Ba
Bering
Teast
Kougaro
Peather
Solomon
Cal
Arrest in $120,000 Jewels On Atlantic Liner Theft
Daniel Callahan was arrested in St Louis this morning and charged with entering Mrs Maldwin Drummond’s state room on the liner America and removing jewels valued at $120,000. Detectives had monitored the ship and passengers since the theft near New York.
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ST. Louis
Daniel Cabrahan
Maldwin Drummond
America
New York
Drummond
Daniel Calathan
Callahan
Tong War Revived After Five Chinese Killed in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 25 a renewed Tong war erupted with the killing of five Chinese in what authorities call a cold blooded, modern reminder that the long running conflict remains far from ended despite political changes.
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San Francisco
Shake up at Theodore quarters in New York
Morning shake up at Theodore quarters with the colonel leaving for Maine to apply the broom and payroll changes. Roosevelt directs cutting payroll while speculation runs that the move aims to remove weak staff or adjust strategy amid uncertain prospects. J C McCune improves daily and is out of danger though with nightly fever.
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New York
Mareh
Theodore
Maine
Benen Roosevelt
Teddy
J. ¥. McCune
Government Opens National Inquiry Amid Coal Trust Probes
The government initiates a nationwide inquiry into alleged coal trust activities. Officials say the probe will be extensive, targeting price manipulation and illegal practices across the United States with headquarters in Chicago. Details emerging about investigations into restraint and profiteering amid labor tensions and strikes.
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Chicago
Belme
Heral
United States
Shicago
March
Treemed Coal Trust
Poly Hiry Hn
Pourra
Bey Wee Vet
Intertaber
ASQUITH OFFERS MINERS ANOTHER CHANCE IN TALKS
London reports Asquith will bring together miners and mine operators to renew negotiations after a strike vote. The meeting aims to avert a wider stoppage and secure terms on rates and conditions, with both sides ready to discuss a way forward despite divided opinions.
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London
Mareh
Compulsory School Bill for Alaska Moves Forward
Washington March 24 The senate committee on territories reported favorably a bill urged by Governor Walter E Clark making school attendance mandatory for all Alaska children four months each year with fines for noncompliance. Clark noted Congress spends about a quarter of a million dollars annually on Alaska education and added that other regions have similar compulsory laws. He urged swift passage and cited existing state and territorial attendance laws. Reindeer Market advertises choice cuts Reindeer pickled and salted meats and dairy butter.
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Washington
Senate
Territories
Walter E. Clark
Alaska
Clark
Congress
Reindeer Market
Heir to millions a common burglar
Morris J. Cowderry identified as the grandson and sole heir to Count Neal of Copenhagen. He was caught in the act of looting the residence of Mrs. Jack Cudahy in Los Angeles. Police confirmed his identity after investigation, noting the family estate valued at eight million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Jack Cudahy
Morris J. Cowderry
Neal
Cudahy
Touge
See Thent
Count Neal
Copenhagen
Allen Gang Member Captured After Shootout in Mil lesville
Mil lesville reports Sidney Allen Mie gang leader captured near Newneat Lartetvarg after a pursuit. He was found in weakened condition and taken to hospital. Authorities said he fired the shot that killed Madge Thornton Mnaste.
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Millesville
Siines Benotis
Sidney Allen
Pluerilice
Newneat Lartetvarg
Ogi
Hoapital
Wan
Allen
Hagd
Nave
Madge Thornton Mnaste
Wool bill proposed to cut duty on woolens in all forms
Washington reports Republican leaders introduced a wool bill in the house proposing a forty percent duty reduction on all woolens whether in the raw rag or manufactured state. The measure echoes a previous draft vetoed by President Taft last year.
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Washington
House
Univester
Taft
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Polet
A. Polet
Snake River Grocery
Tol
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Asquith
Alfa Litle
Pibee
Ania
Tiawe
Mendy
Tian Chitin
Allen Gang
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