Boundary dispute over Alaska rights with Britain persists
The United States faces renewed questions over Alaska boundaries as Britain contests American claims on inland and coastal areas. Reports from the American and Anglo Canadian surveys largely agree, but differ on specifics. Final settlement awaits diplomacy between London and Washington under 1825 Russia Britain terms, with England seeking a seaward line near a southwest inlet for direct access and fortifications.
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Wasarnotos
United States
Alaska
State Department
American Boundary Commission
England
Seaboad
London
Washington
Russia
Great Britain
The Trick Didn't Work Frighten Prisoner Into Confession
A special Bee report from Spring View Nebraska recounts a Holton ranch attempt to force a confession from Hunt, jailed for the lynching of Mrs Holton. County Attorney Lear withdrew Hunt to a private room, gunshots rang out, deputies claimed Miller was killed by vigilantes, and Hunt denied involvement, while officials pursue the real killers.
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Bee
Spring View
Neb
Holton Ranch
Man Hunt
Mra Holton
Hunt
Miller
Lear
Mra Holten
Young Lo Sees The City Indian Youths Go Broke In Chicago
Four Indian boys from the Bad River reservation on a trip to Carlisle Pa arrived in Chicago and spent all their money on clothes and cigarettes. They asked the county seat for half fare tickets and planned to leave the city to avoid further temptation. President Healey of the county board helped them with funds.
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Chicago
Cuicaso
Carlin E Scheol
Leaping Panther
Jack Frost
Joe
Manuel Doraminer
Bad River Reservation
Carlisle
Healey
County Board
Faith Didn't Save Her. Christian Scientist Loses 2
Ella Sains, wife of a Whittier blacksmith, died after confinement with no medical attendance or nursing. Her Christian Scientist husband had a practitioner treat with prayer only. After three days fever worsened. she died this morning and he faces coroner's inquest.
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Cal
Mra
Ella Sainls
Whittier
Cows Condemned for Tuberculosis at City Dairy
In San Francisco on March 21 eleven cows from a State University dairy herd were condemned after tuberculosis was found in an advanced stage. The owner admitted selling milk from diseased animals to customers and had purchased some cows for five dollars each. Authorities plan to pursue possible criminal charges.
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Cal
State University
Board of Health
Esas City
Jing & Poor Ie
Judge Gregg Fines Gamblers and Saloonists in Seas Law Case
March 34 report from Crsersnatr says Reform League failed to convict those charged with gambling and violating midnight and Sunday at sea laws. Judge Gregg fined Robert O'Brien $200 for running a crap game and the twenty participants $10 each. Several saloonists were fined $50 for slot machine purchases. Menninger listed at 425 Greenwood Avenue, Telephone 8.
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Reform League
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Lawa
Gregg
Robert O'Brien
Menninger
Greenwood Avenue
Telephone
Boston Merchants Exchange tackles college athletes in late meeting
The Boston Merchants Exchange held its monthly session at the Algonquin club to discuss college athletics. Clark University president Hall argued against isolating students, while Samuel J. Elder, a Yale alumnus, defended football as a channel for energy. The piece also surveys horse racing slang and reports boxing and local sports notes from Topeka and St Louis, including team lineups and players.
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Yale
Mill Creek
Topeka
Joe Coughlan
Kansas Avenue
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Frank McMahon
Dick Cooley
Louis Wos
New Orleans
Cooley
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St Joe
John A. Slagle
Stout Lincoln
M. Berg
Thomas Hameey
Albert Beal
E. Stubblefield
Claude E Jones
Arthur Creighton
W. B Douglas
George McVey
Harry Gatewood
Pat Zeigler
Eddie Logue
J. D. Mckensie
Harry Howe
C. A. Markum
Cuban Insurgents Await Import Tamra Near Santiago
Wait for yellow fever shapes a cautious Cuban timeline as Gen. Guillermo masss 4,000 troops in five companies near Santiago. For two months no violent advance is planned as Cubans avoid aggression. Spanish troops, unacclimated, would face malaria and fever once the rainy season opens in June, with yellow fever expected to erode core forces more than Cuban action.
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Guillermo
Santiago
Great Britain May Bombard Greytown Under False Hope
March 22 reports downplay the brewing clash between Great Britain and Nicaragua. The false narrative claimed Britain assured the United States of no encroachment on American soil and that Greytown might be bombarded without U.S. intervention.
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Greytown
Nicaragua
United States
Budd appoints a woman as executive secretary
Gov Budd selects Josephine Todman, Hastings Law College graduate and former Budd office clerk, to serve as executive secretary to the governor. Todman previously acted as adjutant to the governor's private secretary, marking a historic appointment amid professional politics.
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Sfornia
Sackamento
Budd
Josephine Todman
Hastings Law College
Sailed The Seal Forty Years One Of His Experiences
An elderly survive recounts long sea life and awakening health changes. He describes nervous trouble, remedies that avoided opiates, and recovery through Dr Miles Heart Cure and other treatments. The notice promotes Order by mail from Dr Miles Medical Co and local druggists.
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Alaska
Poulton
Mule
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkiract
Between Kansas City and Topeka Night Express Route Note
A fragment notes a passenger train line between Kansas City and Topeka with day and night express services and timings. The text references Wichita and Tex Express and an identifier 3:20. Details are sparse but confirm express routes.
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Wichita & Tex. Express
Kansas City
Topeka
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