Alaska's Greatest Chief Builds Trade in His Tribe
Chief Johnson of the Tak tribe governs five thousand to six thousand followers and controls trade across Alaska. He owns six or seven large stores in Dyon Juneau and other points, and directs ceremonial gifts every three years. His wealth, dress, and influence shape relations with white settlers and his people.
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Trom
Johntesn
Alnus
Salem
Dyon
Juneau
Pointe
Finech
Aissda
Aumpesus de Phyhenis
Johnson
Sil
Crisof
Thomas Kay
Wootea Mul Company
Biankata
Patra
Alaska
Aerionenat
Alueica
May Morning musical meetings held by school association
A May Morning program by Miss J work featured five meetings across city school venues. Superintendent Frank Nelson chaired a county session. J M Pieratt of Howard presided over the music group at First Presbyterian Church. Several departments and tables discussed teacher duties, examinations, and curriculum with a full schedule of talks and performances by students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spk
Ateretia
Amnacerenesaae Ane
A. E. Cartey
Frank Nelson
Senate
Eelock
Biss
Cuford Mirehl
Suipeins
Gaselmal
Supervischagl Buiding
Sige
Tipton
Mr. Bowles
DPF
J. Besone
Bylves
Levtire
A.B. Witship
Wyrittan
Jerence Harton
Seine
Mar Graes
Malloy
Hutchinson
Grace ML. Rasor
Arkansas City
Harte
R.alder
M. Fisk
Miecusstown
Presbeterian Mint
Cutford Mitchell
Rat View Presidint
A. Pressler
Fort Speed
Anna
Pyne
Lineal School
Zeae
J. W. Cooper
W. M. Davidson
Topeka
I. Clte
LAL High School
Principat SS
Freday
Siase
Paschal Sitter
Norton
Chatreaas
Enatas
W. Bratt
Pieratt
Howard
Iris
Clhod
Gaston Boyd
Chalean Tae Phe
Jonet Botkin
Ram
Benries Kansas
Ade Oheer
Snow
Lawrence
A. Fe Caye Taye
Perinastalversus
R- Nichola
Agricul
Strasreick Washburn College
Bopelle
Berson
Carl St
Session on Poe at State Teachers’ Meeting Stimulated by Loss of Speaker
Superintendent Davidson hosted an educational session featuring Dr. Arnold Tompkins and Boston editor A E Winship who arrived to lecture on The Educative Power of Literature. Illness forced Winship to withdraw, leaving Davidson to improvise a program centering on Edgar Allan Poe’s life, works, and critical reception with selections from his poetry and prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Badger Allen Poe
Arnold Tompkins
Chicago
State Teachers' Association
A. E. Winship
Boston
New England Journal of Education
Winship
M. Davidson
Edgar Allen Poe
Poe
Allens
West Point
Epeaker
Mem Oritic
Legeia
Anabel Lew
Lenore
Geo
W. Winans
E. B. Smith
R. 8
Russ
K. E. Kimby
Helen M. Backer
Miss Towne
C. S Starr
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frank Nelson
Uni State House
Williams
Kanans State Institution For the Blind
Banas Exposition
Copeland
Reading Circle Board
Sertate Ber
Department of County Superintendents
L. H. Marlin
Baker University
H. M. Wood
G. Markham
A. EB. Leitch
Misa Lillian Scouts
Misa Eliza Tilford
Supreme Court
Senate
Representative Hall
State House
Foo
Representative
China Objects to Fort Reduction and Guards
Pekin dispatches report Hung Chang and Prince Ching meeting the emperor’s ministers. The court objects strongly to shrinking forts and to permanent legation guards, fearing they enable court intrusion. Further talks with the court were decided before engaging the ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Hung Chang
Prince Chink
Hwang Su
Prince Ching
Nation accused in hotel bar painting vandalism
Wichita Kansas December 27 A warrant sworn by Mahan Bros saloon futures charges Mrs Nation with malicious destruction of property for smashing a painting in the Carey hotel bar She has been taken to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Hes
Mahan Bro
Nation
Carey Hotel
West Point cadet hazing inquiry sheds light on case
Henry Booz of Bristol Pa arrives to testify at the military court of inquiry into brutal hazing alleged against cadets at West Point two years ago. Witnesses describe forms of hazing, reactions of first class men, and Cadet Oscar Booz’s reported illness and distress during the 1897 88 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
M. D
Henry Booz
Bristol
Buffalo
Military Court of Inquiry
Oscar
West Point Military Academy
Hilinoly
Ngpeeeman F. C. Phillips
Cleveland
Sim
Boss
Okidan
Willis G. Peace
North Caroling
Flo
Bréth
Breth
Jaws
Claus
Bates
Peace
Gen. Fates
Alien C., Kaye
Minnesota
Carder Breth
Cade
Jim
Brett
Gen
Brooke
J. C. Hoos
Civil Enginese
Gutfalo
N.Y
Innis
Oscar L. Boos
West Point Academy
Hoge
Tittnet
Witness recounts Oscar Oscarson abuse and academy cruelty
The witness testifies about alleged mistreatment of Oscar by academy staff and peers, including claims of forced tobacco use and severe discipline. He discusses family reactions, Oscar’s health decline from tuberculosis, and the failure to notify officials as Oscar neared death. The testimony covers years 1900 and 1907 with references to Lieut Coe and General Bates during the court session.
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Crete
Oscar
Academy
Boos
Coe
Horard Oscar
Milla
Trim
Bates
Bristol
War Department
Military Academy
Cotomet
Ike
Oser
Quick Wits of the Stage Tem the Cleveland Indealer Win Riser
The piece praises a top theater talent as one of the brightest of the present generation and recalls theater legends and chaotic Broadway incidents. It recounts actors Barrymore and Thorne, noting dramatic flair and sharp wit amid fire alarms and theatrical banter at the Players’ club.
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Cleveland
Jack
Taenliss
Ana Suse
Mreara Lee Tee
New York
Evening Journal
Bree Tom
Benade
Phar
Nei Thorne
Branch
Orn
Thorn
Mayer
Barrymore
Charlie
Mr. Dick
Barry
Vincent Serrano
Players
Gramercy Park
neSten Sothern
Harry
Local notes from Topeka city scene and happenings
City reports two scarlet fever cases on Fillmore street and mayor’s illness. Raw weather spurs grip epidemic. 19 street department workers on Willow and Fillmore Eighth. Veale block fire on third floor damaged by blast at 715. W H Withers resident. $25 loss. Dispatchers, promotions, and personnel moves noted. Tyler street paving finished. rest of Fillmore paving resumes. Weather favorable for contracting completion. Actor Jules Iurel engaged to strengthen Broken Hearts cast in Topeka and Kansas City plans. Police Chief Brown shot after anarchist disturbance. Otto Bernaccio arrested.
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Fillmore Street
Drew
Willow Street
Fillmore and
Eighth
Veale
W. H. Withers
Anderson
Rock Triand
Oscar Fickle
Cllrk
el Reno
J. Ferguson
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Peabody
Liberal
Herington
Messrs. Davis
Murray B. Edwards
Tyler Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Jules Iurell
Topeka
Kansas City
Ann A eArassias
Place & Btock Company
Academy of Juale
To California the American Summer Land Train Ad
An old rail advertisement touts the Overland Limited service from Missouri River to San Francisco. It highlights Double Drawing Room Palace Sleepers Barber Smoking and Library Cars with Barner una aes eit contents. State Journal credit unknown.
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Unalon Pacific
Missouri River
San Francisco
State Journal
Mystery Surrounds Death At Louth Public School
Reported death near a public school at Ov Orchard as investigators weigh whether a self inflicted cut or an act by a stranger caused the fatal wound. Details describe a clean gash and a small body, with unclear motive and method and ongoing inquiry.
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Louth
Cory Wor
Orchard
Market Report Notes Mixed cattle receipts and price shifts
A fragmented market report from December details dull trading and a price dip in cattle futures, with modest gains in hogs and steady to higher activity in some beef and pork categories. The text references receipts, regional captures, and regional price signals amid a broad live stock market snapshot.
Kansas City Produce Market Report Now Mixed in Wheat and Wheat Prices
Market notes show fluctuating prices as traders in Kansas City and Chicago reflect shifting wheat and dairy values. Delays in deliveries and changing shipments are noted, with January and May movements cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheng
Catson
Omaha
Chicago
Alecepits
New York Market Opens May with Post War Tone
Fragmentary OCR notes describe New York market activity and a May 1 opening. Mentions Calveston and Houston areas, a PET clinic, and a general sense of delayed or garbled text from a historic page. Details are illegible but indicate a trading or market notice with multiple entities.
Unclear text from legal notice draft in Chicago market report
Fragmentary OCR text references J C Goings Commission Co members at Chicago Board of Trade and Tope We, with garbled phrases about execution and orders. The readable names and facts are too incomplete to establish a concrete event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Goings Commission Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Duncan Commission Authority Noted in Local Dispatch
Fragmentary OCR notes address J C Duncan and commission authority with unclear references. Reading suggests emphasis on attention to internal matters and potential eGh or Sheekee identifiers, but the text is incomplete and lacks concrete events or dates.
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Makodana
Zenda
Mins Maud Shephert
Jand
Fiske
Becky Sharp
Thackery's
Vanity Fair
Mia
Robert Downing
Alberta Converse
Ingomar
Richard the Lion Hearted
Puicea
Fld & Geable
Athin
Emporia
Oude
Prevident
J. Co. Wilies
Col Keys
P Boo
Serdol Ashiat Shalem Carney
E Hose
Wstep
H Morgan
Leavenworth
Olin
Todax
H. Gray
Amenis
Duchess County
Chamberlain
M. Brigham
Benes Fe
Tom
Mrs. Witherby
Brooklyn
China Objects
T. U
Smart
Pollot Brown
Otto Bernaccio
Iee
Ax Petite
California
American Summerland
H & Payus
A. J. Rowland
Cnet
Today's Market Report
Seatae
Cebles
Hlioo
Arama
Wuvine
Gannee
Kansas
Ematiee
Kant
Rogiacs
Timothy
Goss
J. C. Genngs
Inal
Lorena
Mousy Market
Cutten
Calveston
Prrade Purnte and Qionaliers
Jan Beeen
J. C. Duncan
Frentera
Kimeis & Bo
J.C. Duncan
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