davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
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FREMONT ! s('l>' Nebr, Dono-
sza tq / IN miasteezka Uehling
re wYbuch1y tam klrwawe
rozruchy waikiki pomiedzy
grecknnni j Wlos slksi robot
nikami 2 jednej, . miejsco-
wa lud I g miiasteczka 2
.drugid strony. W}osi j Gre
cy pracuja tam ma linii ko-
lei Chicago Burlington &
Quincy, .on l:'tlg;' : y urzadzi1i
oni sobie pijatyke i zacho-
wywali sic awanturniczo,
przeciw czemu wystapili miej
scowi %obywatele. Kiedy mar
szalek, Haineman chcia1 a.
resztowaG kilku z Mich, pow
sta}a b6jka, " kt6rej mar
sza}ek zosta} ciezko postrze-
]ony, a jego pomocpik otrzy-
mai postrzal wprost 6mier-
telny. Miejscowi obywatele
otoczyli awan:urnik6w j po-
s}e!!i p" policye do Fremont;
podobno obecnie= panuje W
Uehling spokoj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

W.chlol,dl,z,ii| 40 a ils.lbyy, u 4 MIN MIN
Pitter. Hanka leiala NJ 4. l6 6|'|-'
4 ku blada ak 6ciana, alolbao q
stall A. nr1liewieli.l garnuszek.
q, .L[.ek,allrszzs ia oglad1lal!ctE -. q ME is;
bezpieczny garnu1slz,,eelkz stoja
scy jeszcze M stole. Tymnc;;zlaaB,-
som crz.u,lly. ma. zzbliiz'yl sie Do
;polowicy .
Pitterl szepnela os1a-
.bionym glosem Hanks,
yniecnota ten moi zo1adek...
ale chlopski jest,znic mu. 20
tenn, Go .panoWie lluglbliiiaal...
sPatrz! wskazala garnu.
sick. Pitter spojrzal lecz vi
rzawszy, co zawiera, predlksot
oozy odwr6ci1 2 ciekaWosci
plloszedl do stolu, 30 lekarz,
~trzymajac garnuszek v reku,
dziwnie sic jako6 %uemiechE'ial}.
Trucizna, panic dokton-
re? So spytal gospodarz ME-
spokoinie.
= Me. 1ylko paryzka po,
mazda ma w}osy. Qto tn fran
ouski napis.
| ME umrze moja Han
ka.
Me, ME! Badzcie spo-
kojni!
Jutro zd1ow;a bedzie.
Stale sic, jak lekarz po-
wiedzia}. Nazajutrz byla Han
ka wyleczona 20 mdlo6ci j
.zarazem re swego }akomstwa.
z ~opowiadania Pittera po-
kazalo sic, 70 zamiast do han
ola delikates6w wszedt do
skladu golibrody, gdzie ku-
pi1 pomady ma w}osy. Jak
Pittrowi, tax Hance pc tenn
zjedzeniu poteznego s}ojka
pomady odechciaIo sic ma
zawsze pahskich przysma-
k6W. Mianowicie zas Han
ka patrzet ma ME nawet ME
moze. To tel, lie razy wypa-
dnie jej przechodzit oko1 10
handlu delikates6w, zawsze
przyspiesza kroku, q glove
odwraca W ~przeciwna,strone.
- IA IA - - -. - SO. $3.50 .aSla Il a.. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

WILKES BARRE, Pa. W
kopalni no. II n~alezacej do
,,Erie Coal Co." W Port
Blanchard, Pa, wydarzv{a
sic eksplozya gaz6w, pc kt6
rel wybuch} polar W szybie
odcia} znajdujacycb sic "
aim robotnik6w cd swiata.
w kopalni tel pracuje ivy
kle 20 600 ludzi, ale W cza-
sic katastrofy tylu ich tam
ME by}o; zorganizowano
natychmiast energiczna ak
eye ratunkowa, maszyny
wpompowuja wciaz 6wieze
powietrze do kopalni,; dokad
udat sic oddzia1 ratnnkowy
ia pomoc uwiezionym. POI
niejsze telegramy adonosza,
re ratunkowa akcya powio-
dfa sic znakomicie; z 60 boz
WIEN robotnik6w, odcietych
eksplozya, zgine4o tylko 2,
IL odnioslo rany. j poparze.
MIA, zreszta wszystkichNura-
t0wanO. * 80 l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
-. aH -tH-..-F-E -r-.. .lE-TE..Ess rgeE.. -E .g.t
Statystyka rzymlssIkl[fego
KOSCiOfa.

Nova statystyke og'asza1
tegoroczny Rocznik ko6ciel-
~ C"Annuario ecclesias-
tico") wychodzacy " Ray
mie, " poc7atkach kazdego
e rro5ku. Wykaz 70 organizacji
Ko6cio1a katolickiego " ca
lynn swiecie.
orr = poczatkiom rokn.
1909 lic!zono og6lem " ca
lynn, rzymskim Kosciele 946.
stolic biskupich wyznsnial
laci6skiego. 2 Mich 6O5 znaj-
duje sic " Europe j te roz"
dzielaja sic jak nastep1je:
"a we Francjj, 81 " Aus
trji, So " Apglji, 1853 we WHO
szech, IS " Hiszpanji, rs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

NEW YORK. Oryginalna
w. swoim rodzaju licytacye
naludzi urzadzil pastor John
%. Long: Oglosil on, - Y je
go, ko6cieIe presbyteryah-
skim beda ma zbYciu' slim
Ii mlodzi mezczyzni, kt6rzy
Ep6jda tam pracowac, kto I'M
Edsa mlec,ej Kosci6l zapelnily
[ciekawe tlumy . wtedy pa.
|stnI wyspna 36clu mlodych
m{ezczyzn 3 maskami na tWa:
rzy Przedstawiajac jednego
81 nicl zawolaI: TEN czlo--
wick Icy IS inie ma :
piracy cd 5osm;u miesjecy,
imB drobne dzieci OLGA IA a
leke kt6rzy eierpia nadze;;
ME lest s puakiem AMI ME
ipali tytoniu Przyjmie akaas
Ib,adzz1 robote.
Ma to wysunal sic akis.
lpieksrrzsGsiii zaWol al: Dam mu
$4,000 tygodniowo q prac'e
~ piekarni; 9 4 $1,000 3
(boehenki chleba zaWo1a
ldrugii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11


WNismice.zz'el,el,| n, liz.1'l1' d PPplrrttlupggaaal u.
hi CIV lBEsllggjji, l;''f1 WI EI'','''
g 1 'll' 81 \. Bulggarji, q
II H7[.ollandjji Y i lk = N Z
Monaco, ~ u R ~ d
ktsEies,ttjw,'lies' 5 Monaco J ala Y VI. l,t'.i !.
m,nnutnji, " Serb
Oil
AHA iczy 80 stolic bisku-
pich, kt6rych Ind az
jach wschE,o1dlnich, e " yapon..
III, v Persji j 8 ,w Tulr'cji
Azjatyckiej 81.
w AfrYce Jest tylko IS =
stolic biskupich, podczas gdy
" Ameryce Jest ich 249, q
ma wyspach Oceanui v Au-
strait 80. .
81. Stolic biskuniclh, obrzad--.
ku wschodniego zie,dnoczo.
nego koptyiskiego,, ormia6-
skiego itd. znaiduie sic 81.
Opr6 q, t,ych3biskup6w.4ma-
lacych, wlasna rezydencia,.
- lest ieszcze 1856 tytular-
nych (tak zwanvchI ''s.iin par
THUS infidelium") kt6rym.
[Stolica Swieta i dzielila tytu-
low. biskupa=lub arcybisku-
%.
Do powyzszych stolic do.
dac ieszcze nalezy 81 opactw
! prelatur tax zwanych ""nul-
lius", ola tego, ze ME So "a
leznemi Cd zadnei djecezji,
=. q q
otollcy pWl4tel. ~ ueiegacJl
- 80 60 @A - &C., . . MLI H#..A LeHE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
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((Ziarzenie prawdzi ]

AsE.%%&E&&& ya.tS k-HES#aSI
Nie.d,alllle 4: B Koloniii ley
wioska =, . v niej mieszkkal]
.b,ogaty gospode[ailrll'z,' e e lswoja
Dzieci nie. mic lii'
Ii, e to ch ll,l q duzo. Je-
mu imie Plot. cyl, jak tam
m6Wia, Pitter, ajej Hanka.
SzanoWna ta para zarabia-
Ia Il wiellee pieeqnaiedzy na. maSle,
serze, iajkag.c'lhl,. 1; mle * ~ Vary
vie, DO in .'ll'a & l j. .sw 6 zna i
z%nakomicie, . Wielkie miast9
tel. Hanka
wprawe " sprzedawaniu
.swych towar6W, mianowicie
massa, na targu " Kolonii
do, najwyzszego stopnia dos
konalo6ci; zawsze umia1a Wy.
nalez6 pow6d, Ola kt6rego
kazala sobie drogo placif "a
maslo. lima mawiala, ie GU
cha pasza ME jest ola kr6w
pozywna; v maiu znowu
trawa byla jaloWa;;5 gdy deszc2
pada}, znowu Hance wszyst-
10 wygnilo, skoro sion.
ko blysnelo ma niebie,
no, to uz na wegiel Wypai-
10 pastwisko.
w ten spos6b: pan Pitter z
pania Hanka ulozyl sporo
grosza niczego=im do szcze-
dcia ME bra klo. Ba, niczego!
- Gdzie tez jest ma swiecie
cz}owiek, kt6ryby byi zupel.
ME szcze6liwy i. niczego ME
pozadal2
Mkt mi go ME. wskaze /
ia ME IMAM takiego, bo ote
j Hanke dreczyla rzecz je-
dna, ME dajac niebodze spo-
koju.
Hanka lubiia 1dobrze zje6f,
navel cokolwiek hkoma by
Ia, a lie 1azy pfzyby1d ma
targ do Kolohii, musia}a
przecbodzi6 okeIo handful de-
likates6w. Widzac za6 " O.
.knie wvstawnem to rozmaite
.garnuszki, slojkid2 butelecz--
XII, czula jakies mHloo6ci
" okolicy zo1adka j f6linka
do ust sic cisne'a. biedaczce.
Pitter, rzekla pew.
nego dn;a Hanka; ia juz
dluzej inie wytrzymam, ia
takiego garnuszka spr6bc:
wac music; bo m6wie ci,
jak ME, zle bedzie re. mnal
Pitter troche przestraszony
i " >obawje, ably za6 godns
.ma1zonka ME ponios}a jakiej
szkody, przyobiees1, re pa
nadchodzacy kiermasz kuPi
garnuszek 2 ~przysmaczkami
/ wtenczas sobiei uzyja. w
przeddzie6 skiermaszu po-
szedl Pitter do Kolonii pre-
ezed1 jedne druga ulice,
Wreszcie zatrzymal sic pred
jednem oknem %WystaWnem,
gdsiie byly rome s1ojki j bu-
telki, popatrzal ma to- przy-
.czyny meczarni sWej HANK
j wszedl do handlu.
Czy to tn, zal,ytal
gdzie to takich dobrYch
rzeczy kupic mozna2
A A naturalnie, ze tul
zareczyl kupiec, v caiej
.Kolonuii. ME dostanieeie lep-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

SISa@&5Ss sG9sGaAh gHETa@S gS8H%HS&fE
odp,a,alrll 8.kls:lu'llpl,iiiect,, =; many q
stale cceny.
HEa, too zaWi1eie /. mi 81
.galrr'nl1ut | papielr;. Ale
Idrogo y was, drogo, ME ma
co! -mruczal Pitter, potrza-
sajac. gloWa.
Potem bolesnem west
chnieniem siegnat. dqq .k:lI, >
;ni, zaplacH ze= 6ci6nietem
screen 4 mark ipoWedro-
wal 70 swym s Ike be, DO
tn ca. ME moggl sic Y.
spokoic, ze tax wiele zapla-
ci6 nuusia}, ale HE7l,a'ln1kka,. kt6-
IA kiermaszu ME mogg1a sic
doczekac Gala noe Okla ME. ME
zmruz, q, pocieszala,, j iak KIN mo.
gla, zbolalego z m q
m6wiac, - ma przYszly ty
.dzie6 sprze1a maslo droze]
pc dzieeie6 fenyg6w, to sie
strata wr6ci, 9 co so e,l NY
ia, to uzyja.
Nazajutrz byl kiermasz.
|Zwykle spraszai .Pitter na
ten dzieh uroczysty kreW-
nych 2 poblizkich wios1ek,
kt6rzy go tel naWzajem 2 2
iona zapraszali, lecz..Wg tym
roku powiedzial do Hank,
10 bez ~krewnych sic ODE
die, DO take drogie j !. do q
bre rzeczy sami przecie :zjeSs
NIGGA.
Podczas obiadu stall >dro-
EN-- IE' fErE 81 &|EsHE-#R. -n@- 4 .t5.E- E#E=E IN 80.
gocenny garnuszek ma ' stole.
Nasyciwszy sic miesiwem,
.siegnal Pitter 2 uroczysta
nina pc ~przysmaczek. Hance
SERGE bio, podczas gdy MAJ
odwijal powaznie PAPER, Wy
jail szeroki korek, a " srod1-
ku pokazala sic delikatna,
t}usta masa! u.
Hanka drzaca reka :chw y
ella n6z, zapu6cila 80 .g 4
,ko W .garneks j nabrala. lyle,
lie sic tYlko ma nozu uuttrzy-
mac moglo, ale %spr6bowaw-
sly pokreci}a glowa j :rzek1a:
Dobre to Jest okrutniel
Wszelako q pono...
/ ME sko6czywszy zdania,
eiegnela predkos do
garnuszka, srieszac sic, ably
Pitter ME wybr6boWa1 ga
wiele. On jednak bra} teraz
tylko po trocbu; Hanka po-
sz1a "a jego pr2ykladem.. AZ
nareszcie Pitter zauwazy3, ze
naj]epiej eddie rozsmaro:.
wac te dobra rzecz ia chleb
jak tiuszcz gesi.
Oboje ukroili vice sobie
pc kawalku chleba, :posmaro-
wall grubo ia dziwna mas4,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

II budaetowe ola fifty j ar
mil uchWa1e . f'orte'cach1l 4.
uchwale dotyezaca Dystsyk-
tn Columbia. Osobno "a
znaczyf nalezzyy, ze gremial:
ME zegnaalli Wszy-
soy urzednicy wszystklch
~department6w wladz obece--
nych we Waszyngton;e.
NOWY YORK. Splonela
tuWielka typowa nowojor.-
ska huda czynszowa pn1lr.
372-374 7th ave-, zamiesz.
ka1a %przewaznie pr7ez WHO
chow, przyczem 6mierc O
kropna " plomieniach zna-
laz1o 10 os6b, a piet os6b,
w6r6d tych jeden policyant,
zostalo .%powaznie pokaleczo-
nych. Zabici ga W %rozmaitym
wieku, Cd 5 letniego dziec-
ka do 80 letnjego starca. Po-
Ear prawdopodobnie pow
stall wskutek podpalenia; "
budynku owym, mieszka1o
okolo 80 familii, wloskic'h
p%rzewaznie, a poniewaz ogieh
wszczaf sic W nocy, przeto
wszyscy spali, co ratu i
znacznie utrudniafo. We've
6nie wezwano straz pozarna,
kt6rej dzielnie d~opomagafa
policya, wynoszac 2 dym6w
j plom;eni nieprzytomnych
juz i zaczadzonych; 2 okien
p}onacego domu matki rzu-
ca1y dzieci swe policyantom
kt6rzy je ma dole zrecznie j
szczesliwie chwytali; kilku
policyant6w i kilku STRATA
k6w odnioslo pokaleczenia
i poparzenia mniej powazne;
nieszczesliwe ofiary po5aru
pogine}y %przewaznie wsku-
tex zaczadzenia, zanim do
Mich z ratunkiem dotrzec
bylo MONA. katwo sobie
wyobrazic, jake sceny sic
r~ozgrywa4y W plona"ym bu-
dynku i jaka panika ogar-
nela easiedztwo Gale, kt6re
jest istnem %rojowiskiem ludz
:kiem..:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

WILKES BARRE BARRE, PA. Pa:
.O)dbly:waa4. sic u .s kon fer {! !!
urzednik,6w organizacyi g6r--
In1iezej Omitted Mine. Mine Wor !.
.kers', ma kt6rej omaWia sic s
zadania g6rrlnniilksa66w1 ! Ispo'sob6W
jjaskje pracodaWycom pre-
dd!io'zyt; preze,s organiz FAC
Lewis daily do zwolania kon-
ferencyi razem ? wlaScicie-
.lami kopalni weglowych, BY
wsp6lnie sic naradzic mad
niekt6remi %sprawami, wcho-
dzacem1i " zakres prowadze-
MIA samej piracy " kopal-
mach. 2 dniem 81 maja B..
r., uplywa termin nowy via.
6cic;eii kopalh : g6rnikami,
poczem mlusi bye zawarta
nova umowa, dc czego jak
sic zdajjet, prsyjdzie droga po-
lkoiowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

30 81 AS-7'i -" FT| :. e"E"~ETE&T ..Es .%Sgs&Ei
! f YORK., N. Y. w
legislatures staDowej " Alba
ny, n. Y. W,li6sl posel Gu
:!viller bill imieniem obywa-
tell n1iasta New York;, "
kt6rym wyrazone jest, ~.
czenie, ably samo miasto
New York podnie6c do god
.nosci nowego stanu, dajac
mu naive State Of Manhat-
tan. 81 j.
w blu zpowiedziane, ze
.miiasto New York liczy VIE
eel m;eszka6o6w anizeli ME
jeden stan, vice sic powin.
no samo rzadzlc jake stan
DENVER, Col. Dwaj ban,
lyci potra fill wystraszyc ma
5mierc sluzbe pociagu pasa..
zerskiego j zmusiwszy pala-
cza j inzynjera do wskaza-,
MIA i'm paczek warto6ciowych
.takowe zabrali j uciekl. Po-
Gag ;podczas. napadu znaj-
.dow1al sic ma wzg6rzu ! lat.
wo by1o bandytom dostac
sic do pociagu. Baalndyci ma
postraoh j a,zieby wprow'a-
die v b}ad pasazer6w j sluz-
be k%olejowa ~strzelali bezu-
stannie 2 ~rewolwer6w. Przez
to sta1ali sic dac poznat,
.z;e znajduie ich sic kilkana-
stu IL. llul!dzi, gdy tymczas,ee'ml
wszystkiego bylo ich dw6ch.
.Wys}awszy pociag ku Dem
yer, .zginei v lasach j GO
rach. Tie wyndsi strata kom-
:panii kolejowej ME via
.domo jeszcle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

iona: Nv Jasiu! jestem pewna, ze
jest i mas W domu zfodziej...
MAJ: = Nam ola niego wsp6l-
czucie. Wien jak to przykro praco-
wac "a darmo...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

Epozwala 4, 1dojrzet szsythlkke'o'
pEociiaaggu;; ME Do
.stTzeggil ggoo.,rr6Wn II, str65z
sW7sk1utek: tago stale sic ME
szcze5cie, iedno Wiecej do 10
tYch, 'kl,t6rezwyklea pochla.
.niaja liczne ofiary.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
TOWN TALK

The Arctic Brotherhood will hold
 sourdouRh" dance Friday. Feb I2
 Harry e wums who represents the Seattle Hardvary company came Co smgvay on Che Cottage City
 Mrs George Howard has almost ro. covered from the injuries which she received lu fan last week
 E Ward Smith. assessor at Dawson. arrived In skagway saturday and left on the Princess May He ie going to Toronto Co spend his vacation.
 Sam Guyot of Juneau who i. rep resenune Fischer Bros the Seattle wholesale rroceu. came up from ju. neau on Che Cottage City and Is stopping he Dewey hotel
 The Arctic Brotherhood win meet tonlgb, at A bar An initiation win be held and all members are TO. questcd to be present E R suvers. A. R.. announces that two candidates win be made brothers
 R. Noulton. sub.ougloms collector at Forty Mile. vJm Mrs Woui,on and son. arrived In sogvay on tbo Prin egss May and Icn for tbe Interior yesterday morning They have been south for several weeks on vaca- uou They were guests or The Pullon house
 T. e MeLarcn. v c Mlyaiu and R. H. Nlyaio. who represent the RussellKlng interests ot London. came to skaEway on tho Princess and left yesterday Cor tho interior They have charge Of Che gold operations at Walkers Fork. where three drcdgrs arc operating Mossrs WcLarcn and Milvaln stated that Che prospects were fine Tor big seasons work. They have just returned from London
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
KING
 MAY VISIT J. 5.
tsy United Prsss.)

ROME. Feb. 2.-There is a possibil- Ity that King Victor Emanuel and Queen Helen will visit the United States in May to personally thank the American government for its aid to the earthquake sufferers.
 The subject Is under discussion by the king and queen and the cabinet. If it is decided to do so the king and queen will also visit all European cap itals on like mission.
 The only thing that stands in the way Of the trip is the fear of the cabinet that It would necessttate too long an absence from Italy
 Why not be cheerful? Poor Lit tie Herman has just recevied a con. slgnment of that famous Cream Rye. A smile guaranteed with every drink.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
CALIF0RNIA'S ANTI.IAP
 MOVE SOURCE 0F PERIL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-Thc United States is confronted by a sit uauon of unusual gravity in the anti. Japanese movement which has dcycl- oped in California.
 There is no further concealment by high officials that the passage of any drastic bills limiting the rights of Jap aucse in that state would most likely be immediately followed by riots iA this country and misreatment of Am. erlcan missionaries and others by a rabble in Japan,
 Japan obeIets to Bills.
 That the grayest peril to the peace of the world is involved in the situa. ton has passed from conjecture to that of fact in the official estimation.
 It was admitted today by high au. thority that expressions of gravest concern over the introduction of the .anti.Japanese bills in Che California legislature have been made by the Japanese government to the state de. partment.
 President Plans Message.
 Several exchanges of messages
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
JEFFERSON Is
 ONE DAY LATE

Fred Rosenberg, who is acting agent ot the Alaska Steamship com pauy. received a cable from seattl, stating that Che Jefferson left Seattle at 9:3O o'clock last night and win ar. rive here Friday evening if an goes we'll The Jefferson for some reason was delayed one day in her departure from Seattle. The message dld not give the reason
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02

Herbert c. Macpherson arrived in SlJagway ,ou the Princess May and left yesterday morning for Whitchors where he has bought the Bennett News Co. Mir Macpherson Is well known here. as for some years he has been a travelling man in this ter. ritory Mir. Macpherson went ont last spring and has been visiting relatives in New York.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
MASONS WILL
 HONOR TAFT
(sy United Press.)

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb, 2.-Prosi dcnt.elect Taft will be made a mem Der of the Masonic lodge on sight when he returns to this city from his visit of inspection to the Panama canal. There is only one similar in. stance where this has been done pre- yiousy This was the case of Rear Admiral Schley, who was made Mason on sight after his victory al Santiago in 1898,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
G0IN ID
 PAY ALIM0NY
(ey United Press.l

SEATTLE, Feb 2.-DaUd T. Roy of Fairbanks. we'll known attorney and reputcd to be very wealthy was arrested yesterday for failure to pay $50 alimony to his divorced wife. Uu less he pays the alimony within 2l hours he will be jailed for contempt of court. Roy says he has not the money and cannot possibly raise the roquired nmount
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
TAFT SM00THS
 OVER TROUBLES
tsy United Press.)

PANAMA, Feb. 2.-Presidentclect Taft Is acting as a pacitIcator in the local political fight which has been wagcd here for some time. He is meeting the leaders of both factions and smoothing affairs over. Col. Goe
 thals stated today that the canal would be completed by January, 1915.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02

 FROM BLAME
tBy United Press3

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-George Busse who shot and killed Mrs Tuckcrman of New York Sunday by the accidon- tai discharge Of a revolver, was to. day cxonerated Of all responsibility by coroners jury after an inquest had been held Bussc is brother of Mayor Fred Busse. George Bussc Is almost prostratcd over the affair
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
BAD BLIzZARDS
 BLOCK TRAINS
Csy United Press.l

SPOKANE, Wash, Feb. 2.-Fierce buzzards are reported to be raging throughout the entire middle west from the DakoJas to Missouri and the railroad trains are tied up In many places. The storms have intcrtcred wth the telegraph lines and the wires arc working badly
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
DAWSON MINER ARRESTED
 FUR. DESERVING HIS WIFE

sworn ,o by his wife charging him with dosortlon Mrs Over'on !, In this city and accompanied the officers when they made tho arrest overton protested and offered To give bonds. but Che police would not allow him his liberty
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02

were made today between Che prcsi. dent and Governor Gmctt It Is hoped that the situation Is we'll In hand, but the president is fully pre-. pared to send ringing message to congress and take such other steps as are within the Federal power, if further developments seem to require it
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
GEORGIA DUE
 HERE TONIGHT

w. w. Boughton, local agent for the Georgia. received a cable today from Juneau stating that thc Georgia had left there this morning and would arrive In Skagway some time before midnight
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
DINNER GIVEN
 BY M'BRIDE
tBy United PresS,l

SEATTLE, Feb, 2-CommlssioncT Mcbride of the Alaskan exhibit at the A..Y,.P. exposition gave dinner here last night in honor Of Mrs. James WIckersham Of Fairbanks. A number of prominent Alaskans were present
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
HEADQUARTERS
 AT PORTLAND
(sy United Press.)

PORTLAND, Feb. 2.-Anuouncn ment has been made by the United States postoffice department that Portland is to be made the headQuar. ters of a new railroad mail division, including Oregon, Washington. Idaho and Alaska,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02

Miss Maude Bell of Montreal ar rived in Skagway on the Princess May and left yesterday morning for Carcross. where she will take charge of the school conducted there by the Episcopal church. While in Skagway Miss Bell was guest of the Pullen house.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
U. s. WAR SHIPS
 AT GIBRALTER
Cey Unhed Press.)

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2-Admjral Spervy has wired the navy depart. mcut that the entire United States battleship fleet has mobIlized at Gib- rGlter. The vessels are coaling and
 will sail for England in day or two.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
Csy United Prsss.)

SEATTLE. Feb 2.--Just as ht was boarding the Jefferson to depart for Skagway via Dawson, Percy overton, wealthy mine owner at Dawson, was placed under arrest by thc Seat
 Gle police last night on a warrant
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
STEAMERS COLLIDE BUT
 PASSENGERS ARE SAVED
(UnItss Press ToIoaraph.cabIe sorvIoo)

DOVER, Eng. Feb, 2.-The steamer Mobile bound for Baltimore collided with the British ship Dunkeld in a dense fog in the English channel this afternoon. The accident happened near the English coasts and both yes,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02

sels were run ashore oa a sahuS shoal. More than 2,2Oo passengers were taken off the two vessels with out a life being lost. Both ships would have sunk in rew minutes had they not been beached
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-02
Japan obejsts to Bills.

President Plans Message, Several exchanges of messages
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-06-24

ton proceeding was instituted by Harry
Saddler, to prevent the town from pay
ing the warrants. During the winter Of
1908 the hearing of the injunction pro-
ceedings came up, and the town failing
to make an appearance the injunction
was issued by Judge Carey declaring
the warrants null and void and ordering
same delivered to the town and de-
stroyed.
1t was decided to permit the construc-
ton Of light frame, corrugated outbuild-
ings within the fire limits.