Wasp Wreck Survivors Endure Open-Boat Ordeal Then Reach Natives
Aboard the Wasp the crew abandoned ship after a hull tear in heavy gales off Good News May. Captain Madsen and crew rode a dory through two nights of cold, hunger, and surf, drifting to a sand spit before landing with the help of native caretakers who fed them salmon and seal oil.
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Frank Waskey
Bethel
Nuniva
Twain
Mr. Wasky
Mr. Evans
Mr. Evany
Mr. Waaky
Mr. Waake
Dory
He Lea
Wankey
Wakey
Mr Waakey
Maci Three Olslock
Mr. Waskey
Waskey
Henningsen
Madsen
Wilson declines pardon for coal conspiracy defendants
President Wilson again refused to pardon Euston and Millock charged with conspiracy to defraud the government in selling coal to the army post at Fort Day. Strong appeals were made by Senator Jones and Representatives Humphrey Jolson Keeland and Curbieck, but the president stood firm.
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Washington
Wilson
Euston
Millock
Fort
Senate confirms Henry Wade Rodgers to Seattle circuit seat
Inspector Wayland dies in Seattle as Henry Wade Rodgers is confirmed for the United States Circuit Court of Seattle. The Northwest community mourns L. Wayland who passed away here yesterday.
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Washington
Senate Today
Henry Wade Rodgers
United States Circuit Court of
Seattle
Inspector Wayland
Seatle
L. Wayland
Northwest
Elyria Woman Collapses on Hunger Strike in Court
Mrs. Margaret Carter under arrest for alleged mail blackmail collapsed in United States Commissioner Daoust office after a hunger strike. She was carried into the federal building and later revived as preliminary hearing began. bail sought to drop from 10000 to 5000. Huntington, the other party, reacted to the developments with anger.
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Cleveland
Margaret Carter
Elyria
Raing
Lillian Huntington
United States
Daoust
Fawyer
Reais Aoss Huntington
Put-in-bay
Carter
Abe
Two Young Nome Ladies Die in California
The Ivory family mourns as two sisters Miss Dela Ivory and Miss Lois Ivory die in California within two weeks. Both were daughters of Mrs. Ivory, former Nome resident, and the sisters had strong ties to Nome and Teller where their sister Miss Belle Ivory teaches. Lois Ivory left behind two children. The deaths, believed linked by grief, are a deep sorrow to the Nome community.
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Ivory
California
Ivory House
Miss Dela
Lois Ivory
Nome
Misa Belle Ivory
Teller
Delia
School Discontinued for Illness Causes Short Closure
Owing to illness as she teaches, Miss Hill has led to the fifth and sixth grades of the public school being discontinued for one week. Also mentions a pricelist and an advertisement for Pacific Col Storage Co. in the back page.
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Miss Hill
Pacific
Colo Storage CO
Alaska rail bill reported for House action next session
A bill authorizing direct construction of government railways in Alaska would fund a 700 mile route from a seaport to inland areas with 35.3 million in government bonds. The measure faces committee review and possible early action in Washington as lawmakers push Alaska development.
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Alaska
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Interative Commerce Commission
Cebrie
Albert Johnson
Wien
Willie
Alisha
Wigan Lige
Reetories
Judestry
Friends of Alisks
New Strike Near Valdez Prompts Stampede
News from Valdez confirms a rich gold strike near Metethina about ninety miles northwest. Reported as exceptionally rich, the find has locals rushing transport and even trekking on foot to reach the diggings while the Valdez chamber of commerce orders a full careful investigation.
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Valde
Metethina
Nervier
Iain Abalhay
Valdes
Court Notes: divorce granted and jury redraw ordered
Alice Thyson Kackupuk is granted a divorce from John Kachupuk. U S ag Etcher Dick Larsen and N Wil Mame failed to appear, bonds forfeited, bench warrant issued. Sherman Graham pled guilty to two indictments for mail tampering and forgery. sentence set for next Friday. Jury pool enlarged as several jurors were disqualified or excused.
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Alice Thyson Kackupuk
John Kachupuk
U.S. Ag
Army Officer Dead in San Francisco
Brigadier General Moale J S A retired died of pneumonia at his home in San Francisco today. The steamer Hettie will take the Alaska's place carrying the mail for the US Mercantile Co.
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San Francisco
General Moale
J. S
Hettie
Alaska
Mercantile Co
China apologizes as Chinese general visits Japanese consul
General Chang Guan, commander in chief of the Chinese army in NKing, went to the Japanese consulate to deliver apologies for the killings of Japanese subjects by a Chinese mob. Japan accepted the apology and the incident was considered closed, averting a potential war.
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NKING
Chang Auan
Japan
Japan Seethes Over China Apology Riot Fears Rise
Reported Japanese government acceptance of China’s apology for a Japanese death sparks widespread anger in Tokio. Critics warn that only war could erase the perceived insult as ministers face sharp criticism and fears grow of renewed riots like those last week.
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Tokio
China
Japan
Dows
The New Eagle home of straight whickeys
The item appears as a brief catalog or advertisement heading noting a product called straight whickeys registered under The New Eagle. No additional context or details are readable to confirm use or origin.
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THE
NEW Eagle
Straight Whickeys
New York Wins Pennant in Historic Baseball Season
New York clinched the National League pennant after defeating Brooklyn yesterday and will play the post season inter-house world championship series to conclude one of baseballs most successful seasons.
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Servie
New York
New Yorkshire
Mexican Troops Fire Across Border In Border Incident
Mexican federal soldiers under General Pedro Morales opened fire on a Seventh Cavalry patrol along the border near El Paso. No casualties reported and the U S forces did not return fire. The American consul protested and the State Department was to address it with Mexico City.
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Tex
Mexicas
Pedro Morales
Seventh Cavalry
State Department
Maxie City
Immigrant Names Reported As Admitted Today
The list of admitted individuals includes Michiel Joseph Watak Louis Erickson Soren Tunaea Pred rick TH Anderson Charles FP Vath Jens Rasmussen Mudava Martin Pet ea John Nordine John Wath Henry Gumn Mathiy Andersen An drew Anderson.
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Michiel Joseph Watak
Louis Erickson
Soren Tunaea
Predrick TH Anderson
Charles FP. Vath
Jens Rasmussen Mudava
Martin Pet
Ea John Nordine
John Wath
Henry Gumn
Mathiy Andersen
Andrew Anderson
Silk Manufacturer Herman Simmons Dies in City
Herman Simmons longtime silk manufacturer and head of the largest silk plant in the world died here today. He started as a factory hand and rose through the ranks to direct several independent plants and lead the biggest silk operation.
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Herman Simmons
Simmons
Aux
Amall Hoy
Corwin Sails for St Michael on September 25
The steamer Corwin will sail for St Michael on or about Thursday, September 25, for freight and passage contact Kotzebue Trading Transportation Co. next Lomen Bros. Studin. Subscribe to the Daily Mission for the latest news delivered daily.
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Thureday
Kotzebue Trading
Transportation Co
Lomen Bros. Studin
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