Indictments in Seattle grand jury spree touch police chief
Great excitement grips Seattle as the grand jury hands down indictments against Col Alden Blethen and family, city editor Chauncey Rathbun, Police Sergeant Mike Powers, gambler Frank Clancy, Chas Berman, Ludovic Dall, and ex Chief Wappenstein on another count. Officials fear further targets as fresh indictments loom. The Eagle offers four year old claret at $1 per gallon.
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Aeronaut Fatally Shot After quarrel in Denver
On May 25 in Denver mechanic Frank Senwood killed his employer aeronaut Louis Venoubi after a heated dispute over mechanic tools. Senwood pleaded guilty to murder as police said Venoubi accused Senwood of taking tools three times before a fatal shot ended Venoubi's life. Venoubi, known for ballooning acts, had warned against using tools and reportedly shouted before the confrontation.
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Michigan Leads Famous Battleship and World Record
The battleship Michigan tops naval marksmanship with six elite gunners aboard and twelve inch gun specialists. The crew boasts unmatched speed and a proud record this year, challenging any rival to beat it while Seward Commercial Co promotes a cigar window.
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Joint Committee Visits Alaska This Summer
The Joint Committee plans a Alaska tour this summer with departure in July if Congress adjourns on time or in August if extended, staying about a month in the territory. Also advertised are 100 Rosita cigars at The Eagle for $4.50, made in Tampa by Jose Lovera Co from Havana tobacco.
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President Diaz Confined by Fever Amid Turmoil
Reports from Menico City indicate President Diaz remains ill with a high fever for five days. A protest outside his private chamber escalated after delay in resignation discussions, with guards ordered to clear the crowd. Several guards were killed or wounded as violence broke out. Daily Nugget subscription offer appears at the end.
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Minneapolis science workers reform plans amid church conflict
A readable fragment reports that Minneapolis scientists allied with a local movement intend to withdraw from their established body and form a new group. It notes divisions within the old organization and hints at motives behind the split, with references to church ties and regional figures.
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Humboldt Stenynshiy Company v White Pass road case delay
The case was heard in the court of appeals and directed to the Interstate Commerce Commission which now has jurisdiction over all Alaska railroads. The commission will consider a rehearing before deciding the outcome.
Ivernia Stranded After Cable Break Off Queenstown
Queenstown May 25 The Ivernia ran aground after a cable to the wheel failed. Passengers were rescued in small boats and land safely. The wreck left plates and towels bent, but most of the ship’s contents remained intact.
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Park Ball Dancers M. D. Samuels and Yorkey Set for Prize
The park committee has secured M. D. Samuels and Yorkey to give a fancy dance tomorrow evening at the park ball. Both men have been in training of late and they are expected to walk of with the prize.
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Seward Peninsula Power moves to Name Bank & Trust Building
Beginning May 29 the Seward Peninsula Power Company will be located in the Name Bank and Trust Company building with entrance on Lanesway. The main telephone number remains Main 23.
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Court action over fatal auto collision and settlement demand
John Areh Dold, a capitalist and former employee of Standard air rns, sues in hinge suit after a fatal hit and run involving Mrs Funk. Archbold’s counsel alleges Archbold offered settlement while Funk declined, demanding at least $25,000 as compensation. the case follows the death of Mane Funk, seven, three weeks after injuries.
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Senate panel to hear Nugget service bill
A Senate committee will hear a bill on Nugget's special service. Details unclear due to garbled text but indicates official action and expected debate. Potential discussion on funding and designation of the service. Conference attendees and exact vote timing were not captured in the readable portion.
Standard Oil Officials Face Prosecution After Proceedings
Washington May 2 Attorney Heer Wihekeriant announced victory in proceedings against Standard Oil officials. The company faces ongoing actions as stockholders and executives are drawn into reports and investigations amid public interest and political attention.
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Nome Building Boom Sparks Local Lumber Incentive
Nome residents react to a building boom as the Northwestern offers a limited period incentive on all grades of building lumber in lots of at least 1,000 feet. The program aims to spur new construction and home improvements during the peak building season.
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