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Vol 6 Valdez Alaska, May 2, 1907. No. ll
HEAVY HOME TRAFFIC
Seattle, May 2—The freight fur
Nome is accumulating h< re in such
quantities that the steamships
have refused to accept any more
until after the first sailings. Every
vessel for the north will be loaded
to the guards with freight and pas
sengers.
Seattle, Mav 2—The ITiitd
Stales boundary survey j arty
sailed for Alaska on the Humboldt.
They will land in the vicinity of
G'aeier hay.
Charleston, \Y. Ya., May '2—
Fourteen dead miners have been
uncovered in tin' debris at the
Stuart mine. As far as kno\ n
these are all who were killed by
the reet nt explosion.
New L ices it Ladies’ Bazaar.
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TO INVESTIGATE \ RAUL S
Seattle. May '1—Special agent?
have arrived here to start an in
vestigation 01 tiie repertt t land
frauds in the stale of \V -iiing!"; .
Honey will j>«« ec He am e < s j
tin y uncover, loo—veh- in-trnc-j
tioii' o the agent are no t«> sparej
am in* who is yuiitv, re.. .:.»i» - ~ o';
the position occupied l<\ the ofi’t i -
dor.
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• San Francisco, May 2—After liu
unions decided to ao ;-|>t tin- Oak
land scale oi wayes tor street ear
men. tin* companies refused to
to adopt that seale and a trike is
mw imminent. The nun held
another lonjr session last ni•_nt
considering the matter and an
or er for tie* members to sU.p work
is ex in-.■»( ! a! any ! ime
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HONOR JAP O'-FiCBL
Seattle, Mav 2—(ion. kurok .
one of the h< roe of tlu* hue w: 1
with Hus-in, Lieut. (i« n. Kigotdi
and i - other oftieers of the Ja) ; I -
(*se anov arrived ie ir at noon, ei *
route to Jamestown, to r* pres* it
tlieir government at ’ he i >;positn o
(Jen. MeArtl ur aid -mAf, free
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Frisco, was here to nor’ the otli
cot*, hv order of the president
The Japanese party was given a
tronieudr.on- ovuth u at >in* whait
and then escorted to the eity i>
prn ate ea rriages.
Now York, M t v 2—i In strim
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*rr:’plmr who sold the Harriiuaii j
letter which lias created such a
furne in the pnlit cal world, had
a preliminary hearing \ lay
a ml has been held o\ t* to the
era ml jurv.
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a right to expect in the |
clothes yen buy. I
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these. Tet us show you |
sene of the new arrivals, #
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Boise, M y 2—Attorney Barrow
v!. > wilt have eh.tr: e of t! -• pros*
i'll*; >n ii> tie- Mover, ! lay wood
id IN ttihone east . arrived last
d id. All of the a".orneys will
, j-t a 11 \' to uo to t I I a 1 M a \ fhll.
The prisoners !mve issoeii a state*
met ‘ : ’t lives vt It and the gov
t rnor > t (’o oi ado are eudeavming
to h, i \ e them eotivieled. Fueling
is r nning 1 igh loealiv, and pnh*
1.v■ me"tin;s ie held datlv ^ ester*
1 ,v ?>iMH) assembled earn ing ban
n I* inseri'oed ‘‘undesirable citi
/ Mi ” Th v - mg the Marseillaise
and waved red flags and passed
r-st lotions praising Moyer and
1 *ettIbone, an t sneaking of lloo-e*
vi It as the watch dog of the copi
es. Tin I'i'owa w.is or letdv
nd the anthoii ns made no at
ei,)[»f to Mitel n re \\ it h t bent.
Mav 1—Santa ( lara
|\u V i it'/, at nine last ni::lit
, :■n ui* ; 14 ;• 1'"<•:)u' ! - ‘.or \ al
; /. ; ii i if interior
\',..-iiii."n n. May - .lam J
1 ,-vi.ol i . an intimate friend of
’. *• -i 11 ■ • t Iv > .~r\\ It an 1 who ae <■<I
hi- •, a! agent in the It
i ■ tin'. • 1. ! t ion ha -eir letters
i 1 ul of thr rejinhlit an oluhs
iroiighou' tin* ei -unify asking
hit the rentiinent is regarding
:<*.im-veil 1 aiming for an >th< r
rm.
B. 1; miore. M:iV. —lilt* c«
mem ii i!if tiou'tl taniily iw
he...ming more bitter daily. He
teetives. in tin* employ of < louM
lia\e been grilling b’ol. Samuel
Ihivseo, tin theatrical manager in
: u* endeavor to soilin' an ad mis*
-;i>!: n «m him that he was the
11:,11ou law husband oj K itherim*
'lemmotts before site married
no' gi• t .on Id .
N v. York, May 1 Mi/.n«*r ad
mits '.hat his wile has secured a
divorce. II mo tie- ease has been
t ; d bi t'or a referee and a decision
iven. No contest w.is made bv
:dm although he denied t be charges
• t erueitv p eVrre I by bis wile.
Hie dagger purtv of scientists
will leave Seattle on the Santa
illura et.rou‘e to bnaiasha, where
thev will take a schooner to Attn.
1’hev will spend the season inves
tigating the volcanic phenomena -
of the Aleutians.