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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-13
Sells StcntOe Land.

+. w. Griswold of Cherry Creek
has sold to n. P. Molleson 40 acres
of land in Steptoe Valley for $40.
The land was patented In March
1879.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-13
Judcll Disposes of Lot,

Adolph Judell, the engineer, has
sold to Harry S. Wales and Charles
d. Vail, a lot in block 3, Aultman
street.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21
SELL
 PRETTY GIRLS

The selling of two pretty Indian girls, neither of whom was l4 years Of age, to the highest bidder in open market for native slaves, was tbe chief feature Of the Indian potlatch at Alert Bay last week. According to instructions of Indian Agent Halliday, the Indians must break camp aud return to their own village.
 The girls were openly sold by their male friends to other indians for wives. One was bought for $l,0Oo cash. An other girl named Rosa was sold for l, 400 blankets, supposed to be worth s7OO. Another girl named Rsbecca has been sold at Alert Bay three times. She Is not yet 20 years of age and has been the mother of five children, all of whom died iu infancy.
 To the deals made last week the girls were not consulted in any way. They simply went for the highest price, ano one of the girls even voluntarily looked CD at the time of the sale, not knowing that she was to be the victim Of the deal.
 The usual selling Of blankets and "pOtlstching" Of cash went on at this feast.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21
JUNEAU GETS
 5000 LICENSE
JUD6E GUHHISOR ORDERS THAT SALOON LICENSES OF THAT PLACE BE
 SBRE AS SgAGWAY

Judge GunnisOn yesterday fixed the liquor license at slOOO. Nearly all the saloon men were present. The prssI- dent of the school board, William Ged- des, was also present, but made no pro test to the census as taken by ". C.. Irish some time ago, fixing the pOpula- tion of Juneau at something less than l5OO. His Honor accepted the one pc tiion of consent for all the saloon men, but gave notice that next year each man or saloon must stand on its own bottom and secure a sufficient number Of names ou his consent petition to en- title his application to be granted.
 It is estimated that under the 5000 license there will be thirteen saloons iu Juneau. Had the license been fixed at Sl5OO there would have bsan only eight, 30 we made money by reducing the Ii. cause.-Juneau Record.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21
JUHEBlrS POPULATION

The Record Of Juneau contains the
 following ln sn article dealing with the fixing of saloon licenses recently ordered by Judge Gunuison. "The president oi the school board who was also present, made DO protest to Ehe census taken by ". c. Irish some time ago, fixing Inc population ot Juneau at something less than I5OO." This would Indicate clear Iy that the population of Juneau is little, if any, larger than SkagWsy, However, the Territorial Republican Central committee has seen ft to give Juneau twice as many delegates to the republican convention as it allowed Skagway. There is DO reason for this whatever. Sksgway should ba7e as many delegates as Juneau and the del egates % the convention flom this city, if any, should see that Skagway gets what she is entitled to or insist tha, Juneau gets what she deserves.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21

7lcs viii De overcome by the Increase ln patronage,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21
J. A. Kettles,

President of the Town Council aUd eN- officlO Mayor of the Town Of SSagway.
 Approved this l6gh day of Sept, 1907.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21
PAPERS NOT GUILTY

The Juneau Dispatch recently O6- tain,d from Governor ". B. HoEgaa an interview and afterwards published ths following:
 Governor ". B. Hoggatt is firm in ,bs opinion that the press of Alaska is purposely misquotlng his expressions on public question, edscting the vel fare of the district and acting nearly aB a unit in iurIher'ng a conspiracy to undermine hps standing before the people of the great district over which he administers SIS executive.
 "Stsl ting a, Dawson, the governor made a speech. This speech was mis- quoted and butchersd up by the Fair. banks papers until 1t did In DO wise express the sentiment of the governor. The result wasa very unfair criticism Of the governor by the Fairbanks Times. The Fairbanks News request ed sn interview. This vas secured on the promise JO reduce the same to writing and a proof submitted before it appeared in priny, When thiS inter view appeared ln print one portion of It had been omitted, thereby placing the governor Iu the wrong ligh. Ex- tracts Of this interview were forwarded by wire to Nome and the slme tac- tlcs continued through the trip, At Seattle the P.-I. put on the finishing touches"
 Nov this newspaper wants TO go on record before iI has heard anything from any Of the Inside papers as being oi the belief that the charge that they resOrted 10 underhaud means to belittle the gov- ernor Is untrue. It has talked with gen. tlemen who were with Governor Rog- ga,t on his trip and has been told by them that the people refused 10 have sny thing to do with Governor HOggatc and i. knows that reputable newspapers will not deal in the kind of ham ,tringings that the Governor says they indulzed 10.
 Governor Hoggass wss caught with the goods" iu a former attempt along these liaes-when he wrote his famous letter to Washington and slandered AlaskanB and at the same lime passed ou. honeyed words to them here at home and when confronted with the letter said it was not co have been given out for publlcauou- When the true facts come out it will more than likely show that the Governor met with cold re- cep.iou inside-thac the people would have nothing to do with him and that his present effort to create the imprss- sion that the newspapers Wronged him is done with the idea that he cln fore slau the truth Ot the matter when It does come out.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21
0RlINlHGE NO 86

An Ordinance providing for the regis
 JratiOn of all births and deaths occur
 ing within the corporate limits of the
 Town of SEagway.
 Be it ordained by the Common Council
 Oi the Town of SkagWGy,
 SEC. That 1t shali be compul. sorry on the part of any Physician, Surgeon, Doctor, Midwife or Nurse or any other person who shall oGiCiate at the birth Of any child, t0 report the time Of said birth, together with the name and sex Of sail child within Twenty-iour hours after same has taken place, tO the Town Clerk of the Town of Skagw6y, for registration.
 SEC. 2-ThRt iJ shall be compulsory 0u the gart of any Physician, Surgeon, Doctor Nurse, Undertaken orany other person being present at or having charge, Co report the Death 0i any Male or Female Adult, or Male or Ee- male Infant, together with the name, Age and time of Death, within Twenty-iOur hours after same has tad en place, to the Town Clerk Of the Town of SkagEay, for registration.
 SEC. 3-That it shall be the duty of the Town Clerk of the Town Of Skag- way, to keep @ leglbIe record in a book provided for that purpose, of all Births and Deaths, occurring within the cor Uorate limits of the Town of Skag. way, together with the age and name of each person SO reported Co him for registration, as provided for in the pre-. ceeding sections, and that such record shall at all times be open to public in' spCction.
 SEC. 4-Tbat it shall be the duty of the Town Marshal Co enforce the pro visions Of this ordinance, and that any violation Of any Of tho. above sections, shall be punishable by fine Of not less than Five (S5.OODOllar5: nor more than Ten ,Sl0OO) Dollars, or by imprjsOn- ment in the Municipal Jail for Five dJys.
 SEC. 5-This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and approval by the President of the Common Council and eX-O.tciO Mayor of the Town Oi SkagWsy.
 Passed by the Common Council Of the Town of Skagway, thIs 10th day oi September 1907.
 Attest: Matthew Bridge,
 Town Clerk.
 J. A. Kettles,
 President of the Town Council aCd eN- OfficiO Mayor of the Town Of SSagWay.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21
THE NEW SERVICE

The Daily Alaskan with this issue be- comes a member of the United Press Service, which operates 8 leased wire throughout Alaska. The new service will make it possible for The Alaskan to give the news of the outside world up 10 the hour of 4 o'clock in the after noon, which was impossible under the old. The present service is much more expensive, but The Alaskan has faith in it's patrons and believes that the ad- ditioual expense in the matter Of ser
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21

The Reynolds Alaska Dove 'OPment company, of which former Governor Brady is chaplain, and which now owns Valdez, body and brooches, recently opened o Oank in @ church. Did Gov ornor Brady open it with prayer ?-Ka- rslla Herald.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21

In commenting Uu an article which recently appeared in The Alaskan, the Juneau Record says: s
 IA smelter is a big ching for which ell SkaEwsy people should get together and pull hard. It is @ good location for such an industry, aud if the business men and mining operators would go after lt the thing is done"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21

slO.0O REWARD-I will pay ths sum of sIO.OO for Information leading Co the arrest aud conviction Ui any person guilty of breaking or destroying street lights in the city of SkagwaY,
 c. w. Dillon,
 Light Inspector Skagway, Sept. IT, 'O7 ts l93.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-21
FRISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT ISSUE ORDERS PROHIBITING PRIZE FIGHT.
 lHG IN THAT CITY
San Francisco, Sept. 2I-The police went on record today placing ban on all future prize fights amaturs or professional
Wanted

Hop pickers-TwO dollars a box to pick the hops out Of the barley juice at the Seattle.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
HAS AIM RUNNING
Baker Of wewoksls Boldly A.
lacking the PreieniIons Of
Haskell

Guthrie. Osla gan. i7 Baker of
weWoka las Haskell OF the ran. IS
the aaf IN siaeh s delegate O. TIE
constitutional convention psf il ihls
Afternoon esssf has lesa creating
81 safis q disturbances in llasteil's
immediate circle suf hsa eaessa tl.e
NustoKee statesman - lseaae
slightly apgftiIesstte iaf SIS future
Tie other ulKid la tiseeaaeas en
the caautg SAL question. nsse roast.
q ilasgeli &c 5 tnm ann severely
criticised - raafss lathals5asebtea,
Il 4 nos 4 eeniat fef supremacy
letseeu tie tee lAkef helistes iIe
eau feiegats Ii4satli ts tie aooasaied.
and iiasksll esfs he can ao he sans
tAin9 siiA takef ilasee.i Is plays
lng > Titles al TIE TINE. said nseer
to friend las1 nlsla. and befers ]
~ lhfa vish hin / expect Is aloa
hiu q 60 the feoGle q ofiatoma l0r
ehaf - truly =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24

Tbs t@ss nolf Of - constitutional conysnton ma
literal - wsil a. agurasl,s sense ths nerOqassson
great majority q tls delegates elected on plat
form psdglng them 70 separate schools separate coacs
and srarata wa.ns fooms II generally agreed that
tbs negro quss, lon had more than anything ss 70 a
wththc great ualorty sssn he Democrats IN tls las
slectlon.
HUT Gov thae ne slecslon has tsen - and 'na
Ismocra,s weaksnlng Ilasasll Ana others expect
70 be esnaAtss ia districts shsss there - heAsy o.
gro vote ana since sy fear asssas tla ealofsd
vote against ,l,sm shsy are playing polltios and re-
fnx 10 eAfss oa. ia.s. pledges A.
fos tslr cowaraos slsy asau .hai constitution oan
tanning so-caIIsa Jim csow provision voala - an.
acceptable 70 President Roosevelt
This i merely 40 saoft 10 throw me blame upon otlsf
shoulders tlan their ON Thsy hAs not ne slightest
wArmnt or suppong tat ths president soad refuse e
sxn tie consutgticn The enabling act contains pro-
vision for Jim Cto~ scioos with equal facilities ior
both raoo and the supreme court haa decided that Im
cfou coaches and ~Altins tooa.s are issA prosidsd
sluai iacllltle. ars provided whare thsu soalt the
president ana sxa grounds soF refusing 70 sign ths
sslsatlonf
A. nAttss ef taet nssksa and his ialleeen afe
ce~araN rasy have % principles bal snpsdlsnes
Platforms mean nothing q tlism promises are made
aalg % h b,oEsn TIE Rep8h.iean pafif "a nasa
ssas 4 ssssssas - fhs vote ses isgs - and
ilasksll ,hspsias - parts pledges 70 he wnds ana
gustatias lo 81. osn .ss tte surs psuserats parig
nsfsg ia ass ist hs unne.fo sotss II fhe Tairi
eongressloua district n ehiea hs hepes g = us
Democratic nomlnse Ter ogngaes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
IEE

To-day s the handfpsith annlssraysoi tte birth Of
eus q ts greatest citizens ths coaatg.As.essf preuc.
e. Robert Eisara Lee E,sa before bssesth bis great.
nen beginning 9 b realized 10 tie north, as t
already had been 10 The saath. aad aow ehen all TIE
bitterness o. ts great eouaes 10 shle hspaFtclpatei
has pasi asay he north Joins wth the south Ia hoaof.
iug MS memory.
At lhe centennial celebration tolag at the little
southern college q whlch after ne sar he was pfss.
dent tie pfinelgal aaitsss vlN bs delivered b ChaFes
Francis Adams q Massachusetts,
Great as ~ 50 as ssusul Il aas as patrick that
Lees name all bs most rsssrsd n thsl.eqmng years
Scarcely ABRAHAM tlueon himself teaches simpler ae.
sosion autg tlau tie man sha ia sls armies q tt
caufsleFacy sensial Il. = Les oi Virginia.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
ONE THOUSAND
WERE KILLED

s. Thumas Jan r. Reports ~.
ceiyed herr from jamaica ay Il Il ~.
timaied ihat i,ao pefsofs wefe killed
bf TIE eaftbqa4te ani Gre. and thal
aeep pers0ns are tausiess Tia dam.
aee e. Kingston slune s placed Il fsl.
: si0N0 ao
Advises received ffum 1ainelcs -.
clare usaf al peagle have been earh.
et q keeF aWag from Kingston Tie
stencil IS described a. asfal Money
IS useless Ile hauis have been burn.
e but he vaults afe supposed % te
safe TIE misery % 81. sides i iude.
s,TIbshle Rlch ana paof alike are
homeless Pros slous Ufaa kinds are
urgently needed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24

Where IusiIcs viii be Illspens-
cd This Spring and BY
Whom

The following aTe shs slGtlnes os ths
terms pfoonft f0f rlss nszG Iew alonths
- decided ugen by Judges en- aid
Parker
vYwFIAs
MJanuaFy q. Ave weebs. srlmlnal,
Judge Parker.
February 4 tmo weska, cflminAi,
Judge GIL
n0wArA.
februafg 5. one aay. elvil, Judge
Pssksr.
FsuruarY u two weeks rflminai
and elsii, Judge Parker
TAnLKQuAn
Mssch 4. one weeR. civil ssa crimi.
nal Judge Giil
RAn1amytlGm
March s ons day clsil, Judge Par
keF.
MAJ q oue wssa criminal. 1adxs
Parker
"tA"N
Mach q oae daf, rlsa, 5adgs Par
kef.
MAJ - ons ~ess criminal. Judge
GIN
rR3ua CRnfK
March = eos aaY. civil lodge Par
kes
ApTs 2, ems wees. criminal, Judge
Parker.
ClAmNMUBN
AAfeh es4@ ~vvsl nu1aufut1 term
cisil court Judge Parser
March ls ta0 weeks. enmluai aud
civil tnege PARKER
HkLA1sAw
5Anuars as. ons uesk aaloarned
term civil court, Iadgu sll
April >. tao weess criminal aud
elFli. Judge 6iil
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
COUNTY sEArsoaArr

rhat Tie e54ntg o5aadtle eamnlttss ~ TIE con.
satouai vaassutloa has bssa using Is.paroyalse le
Interest of corporations ana land gram sseaes
pg shown tbs other Altsfngm. .shan taerI report asl:
lae baiiAlo ts easut ssa, y niarpsr eeanlyisas oa.
siaersi b ne ssnnletes ef paoe
nat III, S n5t AZ TIE bsuaiarlss connlttssiisas
sofklss hand IN laaai sith promoter "a tlalpsnsa q
an employee u the eoassntlansbs vas uameai bll he
Democratic maiafitg
Tllls Individual o 9. narper aud hls nas losu IS
made eeaat4 ssat si never have esae 70 regret that
hls puaa saaislsut . land hl.a 81 ~ oaosr IN
sRallroAa' iiaskelI's eatat
nafalo has % sshieucs la pat tha, xaseuttsn
90 after ts cammlttee had dsslasta osatet ne cosny
sea, tete AMI tie lesu 10 sas ths nsu toNn uaght
70 maks Harper immensely nsh me committee is gls.
ias blma counts sasrs hsfs,afas there ha.Lbssn
nathine bal 81 apsn plain.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
oIvH mn CHANCE

1hs newly elected senator GaFgsnhelm d oe.anaa
has announced that Ia order tat s mag devote himself
wholly % ihs pope. daflns MS tern e oaes - las CO.
slgpea all hs cofpofstloa aseloniip lie sia retains
hs interest q he smster tIps aud oel sy aggfega.
lions of capital hovsses stl sesubo1f aili + viii.
lng b ave the nsw SENATOR clsnes q mase sooa
before cfiseislne him In reslgniae hs eca positions
hs "a a ssss saus fastsg shan aay 81 hs ether tst
suater - ever recorded e lass sehe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
4 rnAlsEwonrnY Arrrarr

TIE Chlsilan s eousnsd that ~hile he Fisht Of Ia.
ianetaes Is a necessary ons right that has in the
e1sl been efeatsY shessd Therefore q does not look
upou tbs saaf d tie constitutional c9svenion g limit
ths rsht Of inlanetlon being such lsnous erlms as
noss lawyers Democratic - WsIl Republican would
have as hsess unssrapalous lgaees1sse Anoxatsd @
tsnsslses ne psser q aespot thsa he arbitrary
Of tho nlaaeslon ard psops demand slat tls menace
= tlslF llllsnis. b femosed
Il ls, question that must - handed wlth extreme
ssloacs me arbitrary a. u ss lalaoesiea however
mass be limited If re.sbs sthout lnpalslng is oscss
ar u.e Whether tAs convention has rightly solved
shs nlea problem ri, ohsftaln Is tos unssed ID ne
AZ . saY ana indeed tlss opolsas q la~yss aiaer
Probably espsrisnes alone slI uhaAsg te situation
has basu lnpFs,saor aoe nat q lsAsk an saoa has
ben made % soiss 1his sssins prpbsn ana ~lth ms
thssmes rsaps ass IL heavy ealaghf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24

isailroAa Haskell has onae moss gotten himself IN
ne llns gt through ssary which has sesnsslrsalatsd
eaiss fsesly n Guthrie HASKELL haa1bssnipnying poi.
tln ~ish lhs DsmocratA andras hssn attending ~ q
their Nth such fequsney thas 10 has oome
believe thar Is iast As rood nsmocatas tis best u
tlsn ia fact be claims that he ls Democrat ard, lEs
sAfAliA nln" Murray aya he Is q that southern tire
70 popular 10 the convention lussano~.
Haskell stfs same man ~so voluntarily went % ne.
publican hsadquaFtsr Muskogse during tnegats can.
pagn and pledged himcel % keep q al Democratic
caocasA lie art sent arsprusenlatss.andHtllrn seat
himseli 70 ssdguauss where he gave his please that
hs would not align hlmsalf with tas Democrats
ls fact ta, he has failed % ksspTh pledge % tis
Republican pAriY has caused 40 small amount u ersi.
csm among toss Democrats sho asi a. present o..
sasihs hls policies IN tie convention.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24

REMEDY VOTE TnE REPUBLICAN TICKET
TIs Tasa Democrat DICTATES tiAi he FEisea silfoad
dominates tie eanslatloua canveuson 4 asserts that
DelseAse cabb u sspalga. a Republican because he Is
tacssa b ne fflsne Interests naa greater
po-sr t'An many Democrats X change. that aaythinr
sls ffisro wishes doas rFempsiy and efficiently ns
Tie lsmoeat dees aot "a 3 n s9ras but ths idea
y ssiasutlg thas ilaiira5 Haskell ana Alfalfa Bli'
Murray are rsAlig lhs agents Of ne Frseo useYimusi
b. L tie pFns.eai allegation S trae that lhe Frisco
csnifos tie convention of ths delegates soie Rail-
rad ana Alfalfa nnle eties.
rsfiafs nest time the nsmoenf wtiI have better
s,u.s slan "a support IN IN election 6, aen doma
Atsd hg railroad innseucss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
THE BONUS AGAIN
Chairman H. C. Miller Of the
Committee Makes an
Explanation

Riilor - The CiIef0la
1le Nfltag elsles 500 t. state. as
his gleN af qa@sian,fhae 81 ons uili
- assei foF twenty pef ee0t or auy
ang pef uent g ne note given by him
fef lie bonus fae the fInlta s Nest
efn The neie All bo returned. and
t'eu sacf person will or NAV be ask.
81 shai - wishes to give Ia order 10
teeome s lplat oeuef a the nHroad
right 0I vas
Ne per eeaf of the eii notes alll he
considered The right of saf pro.
perll all bausnea absolutely bg tie
mea Wha nses' their money Ia the
position not b fhee.tlssns II Ninlta
ule eltY of NinBa On any railroad
cnmmHtee
Respectfully,
~ q MuaER.
Nfnita. Jsnu49 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
4 RAPID RECOVERY
From One 81 MOST DIfAcull
Operations known 10
Surgery

Mn Harriet n. lalaof. isF many
friends will be glad % ku0w. Is facus
efine sapldly from tie operation -
Nhleia she Submitted AZ lhs hospital
little Dyef : weak AGO Mrs Riders
case u considered remarkable by doc.
tors. she rame here from Iowa 70 lle
operated GA ~ Tr. 4. r EoftneF.
The operation peFfogmsa. fha removal
of tlls gal bladder. whlrl had heeoma
diseased Is olle q the most dellgato ID
modern surgery
Yer Mrs. Rider, who ls g. geafs old.
wenf thru the operation without sAe
slightest snuptom ef foger. and az her
pressat rate Of progress vii BE- able 10
leasa tlse hospital next week. nr.-
FoFtnsg recently spent some lime ct
the tamoas Mayo hospital ii NUrth-
feid, MINI, where the operation IA
question ~As il1t developed. and his
success Is probably dne Ia large meas
urc "a the study be made there.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
NInLAck onr oF ~

IutmAfiug that delegates 10 ths constitutional con.
sentlon and especially u ts county boundary
COMMITTEES. hare been esn GA thu county scat looa-
Raroat ilaskslL created conformation. IN ths camp
o. the aexsdy PURE Democrats yesterday Laitenoca.
That soeh AZ intlmatlon, coming from publication
supposed 70 b. fixed By it. bossss, could b. paNs
ibs has caused al s1rts d asioahmsnt Many Of the
delegates dsosst ths slalb aaa wasthe conesnsus Or
opinion that q woald be nscssrY 70 spank Less 81.
hlArk Into line wlth 10. osnsrk
TIE esquib ~hlch created - much alarmlwas A. fas
la~s II Is aid that several delegates were operated
upoa lan night for c9aatr ssAts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
KINGSTON
DISASTER

As@ ssss. Jan r. Latest ofiielai
news from tlse Kingston disaster
reached ti.ls city to-day fEem Guanta.
nAno, Cuba. through Admifai Evans
wh0 had reesigsd from Admiral Davis
sent 20 Kingston on torpedo boaf
Nhlprle. q brief wireless report say
los Kingston was almost entirely des,
trop~d lass of llfe heavy. several
hundred inluFee Ia hospitals
Seffogk Va Captain Henry Of the
wireless station received the following
message after mlanighf from Guam
tAnamo Cula ''Sciiool house. fell az
Tie hSi shock klsling 80 children.
kluksio ou sta smoaldetlug.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24

aets1sfHzIltt - t I efltd Nf@ttt ffiN
posvw urisi ne hlsesa tegaa - ngW.
zsiis wotad stup Go iittlna faf fea
dsvs. illlf eaaiy rsafxr would siFRaf
Ak&Au AMI gt@ linblaF epuid a1Niallany
ghesn. Afier ! sufirs.d about ien fssAfa
/ ram1le 4 rtosa~ssi - 8fs is efesas { r31u.
The o7lpfsafa - thss iasr hati affeAfsi
81 esssF fsaft = ug hsiY r&ssiit my
fane ahd tansis. TIE tsHt dastaf sn my
uailfn oaanif ; advised ute ~ Ne afeensc
n eff.ell ftsA and 4 sAlvr. tAea s,si
g. taian iils safss 81 g nixt3ft wfs,a
gave asfesf Infe4seaif'e Falu. u a'iii-
tt9n I 9esal esiies frftaosies sisii Ss isiIpe.
salisiaH Eiur slltF k HaiFe.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24

Seu Yofk. Jan Is Shores along bargor
a Kingston are sinking and there Is
terror lsst The eilf all $40 mt8 the
So According e private dispatches
received bG large mercantile hoase
here today fram Port Al pHuoe. Hay.
q sgey narf n0i daslQGei b fire
saBk ibtn tie sea 81 rendered worth
is.ss.