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Vol 6 Valdez Alaska, March 28, 1907. No. 6
SAYS WAR INEVITABLE
Boer General Says Japs
Preparing To
Fight
Tacoma, March 28—General
Lawton, of the Boer army, return* !
vesterday from a trip to the Philip
pines. He states that in his opin
h»n war with—the- Japanese-is—ho—
evitable. He says that the Japan
ese in Hawaii are not laboring men
hut are in reality armed soldiers
who are prepared for fighting at
the first intimation of trouble.
Butte, March 28—rhe strike of
the union printer- ha- he* n settle*',
tlie papers signing a three yea s
contract with the union. All
ljipcrs resumed pub ieution this
morning.
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Agreement Reached Between Strikers
and Builders
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Seattle, March 2S—Tim fight he-j
twvon the \T,.~ »-r Bnrdm-s ami th»
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Unionists was settled yesterday, a
compromise* being reached on the
wage question. The settle
ment is a victory for the un
icasts, and was won after only a
few <lavs strike.' which ha* not
caused anv groat loes to either
party. Work will be* resumed this
morning on all the buildings ef
fected by the strike.
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Vienna, Marelt ‘>8 — A ferr:t'<
1 vi11 jf__t In- pi a- . ,C s ftp*!
soidiers near Bucharest is reported
this morning. ’During th*
ficht hundreds of th** soldi* r- were
killed, ar.d it is underwood that
the peasants i racti ally won t!i«
encasement. The devastation of
outlying villages oy hod it* * peas
ants Jstiil continues, a mini her of
towns in Moumania 1> ia; r■•potted
in flames th .- morning.
t/"—Tr»a « — r~ynr.rtrt"« Bun
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Exclusively. For 8fa& By
FOR THE NORTH POLE
Wellman Starts Tn Sa
loon Soon To Reach
Foie
I’iris, Mnn ii All nr' Hi *•
nirnic have h**<nj hi .>i»- fur s• ■»rt it
til** hulooll of the \V: Im.’M \li :
expedition Oh .1 - t rip t I ! lie II 'I 'I
pole ,Tum* Is*. \\ :> 11 r \\\ 1,11*111
i■* eon talent of l»»*irijf m to m.-iko
| the trip from Trdm oe this time
I without aiocident and -us tn
i settle tlieonesd* n of tond it ions at
lit* pole 11 ji- - unmet1.
t’hiengo, Me.’.cli ’.Js—I n r t:ro*n.
i managers have noii!n-d the train
men I hat !In-' will a\<\ e.» to 'he
*jov< iimient under the Frdiu.iu
to foree arhit r ition of the
tions at iso !h '".vt>»ii tin '.\so a: ,!
prevent a genera] strike.
San Franeiseo, Mar<h *JS — Ah*
lluef. who has heen confined to I :
hed for several days at rim St.
Frarxi> hotel, has horn moved t »
the former imnie of Mayor S ‘l.nitt/.
Doctors report that lie will le aide
to get, out and att< j d to In -ii . --
in the eonrse of a w» < k
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San Francisco, March 2> Tin
grand jury cxamimd twelve \» ii
nesses regarding tin* third tel. -
phone franchise graft, hut no m w
indictments were returned thi
morning. Ileney says that evi
dence was produced which will ii -
volve a number of prominent mil
I ion a ires.
New York, Mareh 28—The Thaw
lunacy investigation Ij:i- -started
The prisoner lias finally -uhmitted
to an examination. Heretofore h»
ha.- refused positively to allow anv
such proceeding. A verdict i.- ex
pect'd from the sanity et*mmisd"U
Monday.
Lms Angelo. March f—T\wn
Sullivan !<n a:l:<<i nut .lack Palmer
the Kng!j~}| champion. it the l« nth
r >1111«1 of !i enn'e-f here * il!ght
Palmer -ay * tl.ju he . h»i -\ 1 ■ wa
iiniuce.l to figii'.ami iron: the poo
f ■*
showing msule hy l.im he 11:i i
son for being r »rry