davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-06
New York Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
@eaiffrattpnS.Saae.

User iein Bablrsdt bel Der Babl i'm
giousmber ausiibsu mill. iollts Oafiir
iorssn, oaB sr su sebOriser 3sit reei'
ftrirt lit. iouit iann er niat itimmen.
Die Rssiitrir.Ease fino: Douusr'
flag, ben 81. ausuit. = Dienitas, ben
5. Ssptsmbsr,- Samitas, ben 16.
September.
Die 8uOeu iiub often uon Z bis 10
llbr Sormitta9s unb uon 4 bis 10 llbr
giadmittuss.
Sc babeu uisle gsuts bic @spobnbsit,
allss bis gum lsstsn Gage aufsuidisbsn.
mas elm GROCER 5sblsr ift. Wian iollts
iia unfsbIbar sIsid am sriten Gage,
aIiO um 81. ausuit. rsSiitrireu laEsn.
osnn leiht tann ss seidsben, bas man
on ben auOsren bsiben Eassn abssbal.
ten lit. slliO. nidt usridisben.
Sei Der &esiitratiOu muB cine Quit
tuns iiber cine inuerbalb 3pei Sabrsu
bejablte Staats' (@ount1) Stsusr Dor,
selest lperben. User felt Der lsstsn Re'
siitrution mad sinem aHbereu g8abl'
oiitrift uersossn 1T. iOllte ebsnfulls isiu
Shrserpapisr mitbriuseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Ole feInstsn Druei<sFbsltsn IN eeF ete4G
liefers die once dee ''yvoehsablakAS -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
500 Selobnuns 500.

Die esfn sitfsr 3situns psrtsu f@ frtusp. ~
trfabrsn, bab 90 ptniefsns zine gsfiir@ttts
8ranfbtit eitbt. ptI&s bic @iftniGaft In al'
ibrsn Stuftu su btiltH I'm Stanbs N /; Saa's
Raiarrb. Sur IL bic tiniist isBi br drjtIi&tn
8rhpui&aft bsfanntt pcfiipt stur. aatarrb sr.
fcrent ale cine &oniittuiipnsfranfbttt fint con-
ifituhcnslt 8sbanbluus. Sna's aatarrb. Sur
pirb tHntrlit etupmmtu une pirIt etrtft auf
bas 8Iui unb bic i6ItimisfH Cbrfd&tH bts
Syfsme, babur@ bi, @runblaet btr aranfbttt
;HifSrfne uue BEN pattnitn Sraft ssbsnb. In.
btm fe bic gpnffituticn bss R5rpsrs aufbaui
unh btr Raiur ju ibrm Wsrfs bift. Die Gte-
snibiimn babtn 70 pitl gsTiIautn ,u ibrtn Ssu
frdfitu, bab iit sinbuEbnt Declare Sslcbnune
fur isbm Jaa anbifitu. ben iit ~ furirtn usr.
ftblsn. eaei Gu& ttne eiffs BON 9susniffu
fpmmfn. gidu aprtlfrs;
8. 8. GbeHss & 9o., 9pltep, ..
DaS 0ufauft BON alien apctbdtrn, 75e.
pal's 6amilisn.piasn fub bic bsifsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
SaS Xhal abmdrte.

PolissidsfS Sumss Scriusns
unb @onitable artbur Warib uon bier
wurbsn am Disnitus auf sinen BON Gl'
hermann Ruobp uou Scranton ausse'
itslltsn Battlefield in @swabriam &C.
uommsn. Die Nnflase muroe bon
Srau UtarD @OparOs srboben uub lau'
tst aui uussisslids gsrbuftuus uHo
Seitrafuns ibres @atten.
-Sn Der 9unscliff 5eds bel GuOcu
erlitt SBillinm aiitatolpic3 seitern burd
cine UUrssitiss sprsusuns i&wsrs Ssr'
lesnn9en.
= @ine Ssits, melde iih bic .SolD
@bOit Oiew @iuilisation" ueuut uno
bsrsn apOitsl 5ruut Ersuopstp Don
EaplOr lit. bat lu MOOiic einsn Sano'
tOmplsr ansstauft uub piro oOrtielbii
cine SOloHis sriinbsn. Cine 9ir9s, all'
ssmsinsr @nosn unb Uobnbduisr iolleu
erriHtst merosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
Der arpss strsit in @nalanb. Q

= Der srObs 5trsit in Gnslano, on
bsm ssssn 800, 600 Wunn tbsilnabmsn,
1T bsiSslest worosn.
= Der franB6iiide Prsmierminiftsr
@aillOur bate am WiOntas nidtise
9Onfnsnisn NIT ben fraujOfi6su Bot
i1aftsru pou Berlin, 9onbOn unb Rom
uno ss bsist. baB ss fi& um bic Wiarof'
10 Gnsslssenbeit banoslte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
staOt nnO g0nntb.

- 2eipsr & @oons pou Penn aps.
nue. haben bic Poli;ei bsna4ri6tist.
buB DOnueritas Stadt $50 aus ibrsm
@aibresiiter ssitoblsn wurben.
- Rsbaftsurs uno Straussebsr Der
leitsuOsn littbauiidsn 3eitunsen Oss
Saubes usrOsn fid nddfte ISOLDE babier
CUR Swsitsn idbrli9sn 5uiammeuiuuft
einfiubeu.
- eaut Eresbepeideu BON gtsw gort
an Disnitas 1T Bitliam 8. 9lot, Ser.
matter Der bisfssn SlOs SsiOsfabrii.
I'm $780, 90 rsi4er, inbsm ibm cine
@rbidaft uOn fsiuer @Ouiins ;ussfuls
len lit.
- Die Charles 8. S6abt 9intsr.
lafsnidaft bat BEN @barles S1ldssr
gum Prsis uOn 300. 900 Elm Boriauis'
re4t auf Cafe arisl ssssbsu unO fol-
Der Serfauf bauou abbanssn, Oh bic
Scranton uHo 9ufe arisI Strasenbubn
uOn BEN StaOtratb @srsdtiams srbalt.
Sn bieiem Saa psrben bic 2dufer IN.
swsifelhuft siusn Boom iuicsnirsn.
- artbur Resis BON Wfonroe Gps.
nue., Ssfretdr. S&asmeiftsr Der Robiu.
iou.Saplor Corporation, uuroe Conn.
tas dbsno on ben Seinen ,eri4nitttn
unb leri4uuoen, als Elm strinsss Quan.
tHm 5iruis Ia BEN 5of Der Corporation
on 5ranflin Gusnue srplObirte. Gin
6eusr wnros aud ueruria9t. ss fonuts
absr sslOi&t msrcsn, sbe wsitsrsr SGa.
ben entitanosn mar. -i
- Der % Sabre alts Sarrb Wle.
@artbp BON Patsriou, rs. ipollts iid
am Sreitas In Ssslsituns eines italis.
nii9en Stsunbes als bliuoer Paiasier
bis mad Buffalo burai&laseu, ipurOs
aber In SCRANTON am Samftas bon iei.
mem S9idiul credit. bsnn elm PaiIasisr.
lus traf uuo t0Otets i'm. oils sr i'm bis.
iiasu Sof sutluus ben @sIsiieu lief Gr
muroe in iterbsnosm 3uitanb aufs.ho.
ben nno Sonntas bic 9si9e mad Batter,
ion ssi9idt.
= Swei Mdnuer unb brei Srautn
uurosu usrlest. elm Pfsrb sstObtst unb
elm antomobil uno 3utide ,srtriim.
inert, als Sreitas Sta4t aui Der Staats.
ftruBe nabe @lenburn bas Gntomobit
oss &ossr Madsp In Die Gusriiituns
oss ard @Ourtrisbt uon Glart's @r.sn
rannte. Wtadep srbislt sinsn boppslten
8rud Der linfen S9ultsr, @ourtrisbt
lsiost an 3abIreideu Sdrummen unb
S4uitten oes 9siidtes. mdbrsnb Srau.
lsin Ssleu 8ulfer BON 9ii1Oliou, 5rdu.
lein RunisB BON 6risnbibip, 9i.g., unb
Srdulein PbOsbe anOsrion BON Scran.
ton fart aufseriittslt uuO jeridunbsn
muroen.
- 5rau 6eubsn Sinep bon @oroon
Strase pollte iid am Donnsritag Oiadt
mittels GdrbOlidure bas 2sben nebmen
uno ueri6ludte Gin Qunntum Der Slii.
| iistett. bod mar bieislbs oerart nit
SDaher usrbInnt. bas iie ibrs Birfuna
uerfehlte uno man i'm Staat Soipital
srwartets, oaB Die 5rau wisosr ssneIen
wiiroe. Sbr 1liGbriser Sobu @surge
wollte Die Wtrtter an ibrem Sorbaben
usrbinbsrn, bra9ts oisies absr nitt fer.
tis. Die Gbat ioll erfOlst ieiu, neil
Sinsp iid bsm Erunfe srssben bate
uuO ni&ts su bsm llnterbult Der Sami.
lie bsitrus, fobas bic 5rau ss3punssu
wuroe, fur anbsre 9sute su maiden, uul
@slo 3u usrbisnsu. SinsD maro siu
paar Stunben ipdter anf bic anflast
Der 2runtenbsit uerbaftst unb sinse.
itsdt. ioDis aud 3wei t5rausu, Die fif
in isinsr @eienifaft bsfanbsu. Diner
uub bic Swsi -Oamsn- purbeu um L
1910 beftraft. "a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
2acfamanna Smei9.

glm nd6ftsu 5reitas, ben 25. slnsuit
(ulio morssu absuo). pirb bic ressl'
mdsise DtOnuts. .YeriummIuns obissn
3wsisss isiu unO ss wiro bic Sisuns
punt 8 llbr srOffnst.
spropos, allmdbliG nabt bic 3sit
bsran fur ben abiAlus Der Ssiadfts
sines srsisnibuollsu Sahr.s uub wsr
elm SutsrsHs on ben Ssltrsbunssn bss
3wsisss nimmt. iollts ss bnr4 isinsn
BsIud betbdtissn.
absr fommsu Sie piinftliG!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
: Der 8. 8. 9. Of u. @taatstOn.

= Der 3. 8. 9. of u. Staatston.
psnt 40 Pottspille bat bei9loiieu, ben
aonuent In 1912 In Scranton abju'
balten.
= S@sriff 9. s. @Ouuor 1T lssts
@ode seiunb unO woblbehaltsu bon
elmer nsbrmOnatli&sn @urOparsiis su'
rHdsefsbrt.
-Sames Esrrb. bsr Samitas gludt
Der Srau DOlf Sobnion BON Rsnn aus'
nue. cine anjabl Shbuer itabl. mnros
Sonntas In @rmanseluus uou $500
Shrsiauft bsm @sfansuiB iibsrianot.
- Der 9adawanua Ssssr Patrid
Weapes uuR 9tmira. R.9.. warb Souu.
tag Ra4t ssiI4ea Glmirn uuo Dauerlp
peu sinr 3rids sstroffeu uub trns
sinsn S4abetbvH@ bacon. Gf wurSe
friib Mtoutas WiOrssu tn tritii&sm gu.
ftanO bsm MOiss Taplor 9oipital
iibsrmisien.
- Die 6idbriss asnss softus BON
@orbon StraBe errpiidte ON Samitas
Siintb6ljsr unb fpislte nit ben islbeu.
bis fis branntsn unb oann ibre 3leio,
unb sntsfubetsn, baour4 Sranbwun'
ben erbaltenb. bic lsbsnsssfdbrlid iinb.
gia6barn, pelds ben 8orSans bsmsrf'
ten, silten gum Beiitanb Der 9leiuen.
iOuft wars iis unSweifslbaft auf Der
Stslle perbrannt. Das 9tnb muroe
CUR Bsbanbluns mad bsm Staat 9o'
lpital sebra6t, no es am DienitaS
ftarb.
- Die @orousrs @sidworensn, mel
DE am Sreitas Siadmittas gu Pittstou
ben unfall uutsriudtsn. bel wsldem Go
numb Z. Briggs. @bus. Us: Gallagher
unb Better Sissius tOOtlide gerlssuu.
gen erbislten, srfldrten In ibrem BE
iuub. baB bic .. & 8. @ompauis na&'
ldiiis mar. iOpis aud bic Superuiioren
uno Der 2onftabler uon Pittston Tonu.
flip, neil iie uerfebltsn, ju bsridtsn.
oaB bi. Sreu3uns Elm Ofentlidsr Sc
meinidaoen iei.
= Su elmer msitsren Bsriammluns
Der nsueu Bidder Union. welde Cant
itas absuS ituttfuuO, srfolsts bic psr'
mausuts Organization bur4 bic SDabl
Der folssubeu 8eamtsn: Prdiibsnt, 8.
8. Softer; Si,s Rrdfioent. Bm. Sen.
nsp; Ssfretdr, Bm. Dsbsr; Sdas'
msiftsr. SObn ssisbp; Ssrssant-at'
arms, Ssnrp @Olwup; Dslssaisn 5ur
Central 9abor Union. Better Du9suu.
Darn Softer unO 8m. @sbsr; ar5t.
Or. Soiepb u. Dususr; Eruitsss, VII.
Smitb, Sobn Moisl uub 5rsb. Dsber.
= DIRECTOR Der 6ffentlidtn 8srfs
Termtfliger erildrte am 0toutas uaf
elmer Rouferen3 nit Eerwalter Sranf
&aum uou Der Scrantou Ratlwap @oms
panic, bas nd9itsns Sdritts seuOmmeu
msrbsu miirosn. I'm bas peitlids @nbe
Der Sprues Strabs Bride orst 5uB
uisbrissr lu MAIDEN, mos etwa $25Oo
ioften mirbs, bon wel4er Summs bic
Strabsnbabn @Ompanis siuhatb bssab'
len pirb. Sestere will auG bic 9tnis
pou Wattes Strase BON 3adamanna
ausnus bis 3ur @ebur Guenue Bride
srbSbt baben unb 1T wiGlens. ibrsu I'm.
tbsil an ben 3oitsn su bs3abIen.
- Gin Rsssn. unO 8inOfturm BON
unsswSbnlih,r Ssftisteit, uou Sassl'
itsiusn bsslsitst. iudte 5rsitas Dad
mittas bas gadamanua Tbul bsim unb
riAtste bsbeutsnben Sdabtn an. Sn
Der Stabt purben Gbiusslandle per'
ftopft. Bdume unb Sonntnod9sr riie'
bsrssri0sn. Strabsn iibsridwemmt uno
iouitisss unbsil anSeri6tet. @omaro
Bopls pon @eit Scranton wuros on
aoams ausnus burd stnen BIisitrabl
bstdubt, als .r unter einem Baume
itanb, unb on @rown ausnus psbte Der
DinO bic Sommsrfiide bss Sobn Slafe
nm unb bic bsiBen aoblsn bss Ofsns
isstsu bas @.bdubs In 8raub, Der ii&
aber niht neiter ausbehnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

= Der bsutiae MabOOiitenssiitlids
PuitOr @msr. Ssurp Stiilisn 1T i'm vi.
ter uOn s5 Sabrsu am WaOutas in Der
gidbs uOu Cincinnati ssitOrbsu. Ct mar
faft 80 Sabre Prebissr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

= Drsi 8ussons siu,s Pafasisr;u.
sss Der Ssbisb Eallsp @iienbabn mur.
ben am Samltag In Der yidhe uou Ga.
ftou ourd Seuer jerft0rt. Gin Wfauu
erlitt ihlimme 8rauomuubeu.
The herald., 1911-04-13
Always Lucky.

McConnell-Sure. isn't Larry always
tn lucky by? Murphy-Lucky. do ye
call him, whin 1t was only yesterday
that he fell. breakin' his leg an his
aarm? McConnell-Faith. an wasn't
he lucky on that occasion. wild tn &C
cident takin' place within twinty rate
of tn hospital?-Chicago News
The herald., 1911-04-13
The Chophouse.

Gritty George wasn't always like
dis. mum. Onct l used ter take my
meals in a chophouse. The Lady
Well, 1 reckon a chophouse is wood
shed. You can take your dinner in
mine If you cut some wood first.-St
Louis Republic.
The herald., 1911-04-13

The rule in carving holds good as to
criticism-never cut with knife what
you can cut with spoon.--Charles
Buxton.
One of Those Questions.
at was his third attempt at sui
ode"
"And didn't he succeed at either OF
the others Y-New York Press.
The herald., 1911-04-13
A Taste of IL.

Missionary-Andd do you know moth
ing whatever of religion? Cannibal-
Well, we got a taste of it when the
last missionary was here.-Toledo
BLADE.
The herald., 1911-04-13
Economy In the Home.

what the land needs is an era OF
economy In the home"
"Yes?'
"Yes. Don't you agree with meT
Certainly, butter
"WellT
"Would you mind going home past
my house and telling my wife about
itT-Houston Post
The herald., 1911-04-13
Patriotism.

1t is the duty of every man who de-
sires to carry on his business in peace
and safety 10 take his share in the
defense of his country.-Sir Walter
Besant
The herald., 1911-04-13
bad Enouuh.

Magistrate-Do you know that drink
drives man into bad company? Pris-
oner-Yes, your honor. 1t brought me
before you.-Philadelphia Times.
The herald., 1911-04-13
Utter Waste,

1--WE all sigh for something unattain-
able"
'Thats right My wife has never
been able to find any good use for the
burned matches." - Washington Her
AID
The herald., 1911-04-13
A Proof

= erl is trying to make a fool
~ no! She never tries anything
pade baltimore American.
The herald., 1911-04-13
REAL GOODNESS.

1t is not easy to be good. IF it
were, goodness would be worth
very little. 1t would not mean
struggle, persistence. aspiration, de-
velopment, character. as it does
now. Real goodness is valuable
because Of what it costs day by day.
and it never comes as a bargain
The herald., 1911-04-13
Feminine Chronology,

stella-How old is Mabel? Bella
Old enough to be younger.-New iorA
Sun
The herald., 1911-04-13

Never Hits II.
Gadsby-That fellow Noscads Is
regular fortune hunter. Raynor-Wel.
he's a mighty poor shot.-Judge.
The herald., 1911-04-13

hcty.s must nave been oorn un-
a' makes you say thatp'
~, eu' Tor Instance, 1 went to a ball
= oace. There were eighteen play
= - .ne diamond, fifteen or twenty
ma s benches. 10000 people in the
"a stand, 10000 on the bleachers,
me ball hit mer-Toledo Blade.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
WASHINGTON NEWS
 NOTES
WASHINGTON FOR SUM- MFR HOME.
ROOSEVELT MAY BE WITNESS
There |. Probability That He Will Be Called On To Tell Vat He Knows Regarding the Operations Of the Steel Trust.
The Citizen Special Service.

WASHINGTON. June 4-The sen ate committee will tomorrow cCnsid. CT the request Cf Senator LOrimer that he be allowed to give testimony in his own behalf.
 There is a strong probability that Theodore Roosevelt will be sum. moned 10 give testimony in the in VestigatiOn of the steel trust that is pending
 President Taft today cabled con atulatiOns on their birthday ami. versaries 10 King George and King Frederic.
 The president today received a generous offer of 200 acres Cf land on Lake Pen d'Oreille near Spokane for a summer home.
 WASHINGTON, June 3. Form terday it was decided 10 turn the the investigation of Senator Lori mer over to the ub-cOmmittee on privileges and elections, and today the members have begun active preparations to take up the matter
 WASHINGTON. June 3. -- It is an nounced today that a majority of the party leaders have decided to put the Underwood tariff bill through immediately
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
FAIRBANKS AND FISH BUSY

The operations of the Guggen helms on Fairbanks creek are help ing 10 make that creek busy place this summer and the old producer still maintains its appearance of perennial prosperity. The Guggs have three crews at work on the creek and are sampling the ground between 4 above and g below. On above they have sunk three holes across about the center of the claim, and they have two shafts at the lower end One hole that was put down at the extreme upper end of the claim ran into thawed ground and this was abandonded for the time. No information. is given out in re- gard to the prospects being found
 Over on Fish creek, also, there is lot of work being done and the pay is holding up very we'll. Fisher on discovery has six or seven feet of pay which is running very satisfactorily and others in his neigh borhcod are equally fortunate.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
LOCAL NEWS BRjEFLETS.

Fritz Welch, of Chatanika, Is ex- lccting the arrival of lis wife and daughter Cn an early coat
 Billy Casey, of the sNCrthern. is no" on his way to the Iditarod, to look after his place at 'lat City.
 daughter was born to Mir and Mrs. Henry Wagner on Goldstream on Sunday morning, a week ago.
 ]. l.. White, the merchant of Ol- nes, came into town or Wednesday to attend to some business matters
 Morley I.itsey has resigned his position in the postoffice to accept one with the First National bank
 Deputy Marshal Walter Rowson has taken the Jaffe cabin on Third avenue. near the shipyards, for the summer
 Dr. Rimer returned from the Out side on the St Michael He spent the winter in the Eastern states and Canada.
 Ed lesson, accompanied by his bride, returned on the St. Michael. and will lock after the Ester creek property.
 Mrs. William R. Hoyt, mother of Romeo Hoyt. is expected on an early boat from the Outside to spend the summer here.
 A son was born tC Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stewart, of below Fairbanks creek at St. Joseph's hospital on Tuesday afternoon,
 Frederick Date of the Alaska road commission has gone down to the Hot Springs to commence work on the Sullivan creek trail.
 w. H. Link will leave on the first boat for St. Michael, there to wind up the steamboat business of the x. A. T & T. company.
 The United States steamboat in spectors. Captain Thomas P Deer ing, Carl F. Lehners and Jerome E. Desio arrived on the St. Michael.
 Fred Ohlson. of the M A. Pinska store. was a passenger on the St. Michael headed for Sweden, where he will spend vacation of several months.
 Jimmy Fallon of the Northern, who Was confined to St. Joseph hospi- tai for few days for a minor operation, returned to his home on Friday last
 Rev. s. Hall Young, formerly the pastCr of the Presbyterian church here. is coming North again and will probably establish a church in the Iditarod.
 Jonn Moe has leased the Hughey Mcdonald residence at the corner of Second and Cowles. Miss Moe is coming from the Outside to stay with her father for a year.
 Barney Goss has resigned as sec retary to Delegate Wickersham, and his place has been taken by Tom Cole of Juneau. Barney has entered cn the practice of law.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
|NSURRECT0S ARE
 RESTLESS
IN SPITE OF PEACE BEING DE. CLARED THEY ARE IN
 FIGHTING MOOD.
NEAR ANARCHY IS PREVAILING
In Juarez State of Terror Is Pre- vailina and Unless They Are Soon Oissrmed More Trouble Is Ger tain.
The Citizen Special Service.


 u ARE/. June | The insurrec- los are again growing restless and It k feared that further trouble will result unless they are disarmed at once. There Is much disorder pre- vai'ing and the condition here bord CTS on anarchy.
 MEXICO CITY. June 3 - Contin- ued disorders are giving the gov ernm nt no little annoyance They appear mostly To be chargeable to anarchists
 MORALES. Ariz. June 3. Arriv- "IS from Guaymas report the assas- siuaiion of Governor Redo on Wed uesdar. his death being charged against the rebel-anarchists Redo was an appOintcc of Dia". and refus- cd to give up his office at the time f the resignation uf the president. PlEDRA GORDA June 3. - The arrival here today of Nadero was the occasion of monster reception. tha people coming from all of the sur rbdnding districts To greet him
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
FOR DIRECT ELECTION.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 3. The senate today passed the bill pro- viding for the direct election of senators in this state
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
MOVING PICTURES THURSDAY

As good moving picture show as was presented last week is prom ised by Martin X KOOn for next Thursday, and everybody that was present last Wednesday admitted that no better pictures were ever exhibited here Of course, all of the pictures will be new and there will be generous proportion cf the comic ones which have pleased so well. Tickets will be on sale at Halls Bookstore and can be obtain ed al popular prices
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
RIFLE RANGE IS APPROVED

During the week the site for the rifle range for the Panama Rifle club has been viewed by the eXecu- tive board and approved and it is probable that work on it will be commenced in the ar future. One of the suggestions is that clear ing bee" be held some evening, in which as many of the members as possible shall take part. and it is believed that if about 30 of the rifemen get out on the ground fer a few hours they can accomplish the greater part of the work.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
TIMES AFTER P.-l.

SEATTLE. June 8. Proprietor Wilson. Editor Brainerd and Busi- ness Manager Chapin of the Post Intelligencer today pleaded not gull ty to the charge of criminally li- beling the management of the Times, and they have been remanded for trial. In addition to bringing the criminal charge against the three members of the P.-I. staff. the man. agement of the Times has also in- siituted a civil suit against their rivals in the local newspaper field, and if the criminal charge can be made to stick. they will endeavor in addition to collect $10O.000.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
HONOR JEFF DAVIS.

MOBILE, Ala, June 3. - The one hundred and third anniversary ot the birth of Jefferson Davis was observed in this city today.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 3.-Jet- ferson Davis birthday was observed today throughout all of the sur rounding district.
 NEW ORLEANS. June 2. Today is being generally observed as a holiday in honor of the birth of Jefferson Davis.
 MACON. Ga, June 3. ThOuS- ands Of Southern patriots gathered here today to witness the unVeiling of the Davis monument.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
TRIAL IS POSTPONED.
fThe Citizen Special Service.

TIC OItTZtH ST-GTdT otTVTIt,T
 NlTERBO, June 1. - Owing 10 the illness of one of the jlrors engaged in the trial Of the Camorrists there has been a postponement taken until next Wednesday he case still con tinues to be great sensation throughout the country and every day the seats in the court room are eagerly sought by the crowds at. traCted here by the trlal
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
Northwestern League.
BiG STRIKE IN VANCOUVER
Business Stasnation IS Threatened In Canadian Town Today.
Tine Citizen Special Service.

VANCOUVER June 1. Ii the promises of the laboring men are made good this city in an industrial sense. will be tied up com pletely tomorrow when the gigantic strike starts. SeVeial mysterious explosions in uncom- pleted buildings took place last night and they are attributed 10 the labor element. although the police are completely at sea and can find no clues to the perpetrators of the out rages. Some 52 labor unions will be involved in the strike and there will be absolute stagnation in trade if the general strike actually goes into operation.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
CASHIER IN TROUBLE.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn,. June g. Cashier Brcen claims 10 have been set upon by three highwaymen and relieved of $l3,000, which he was conveying 10 the bank al which he is employed Officers immediately were sent out in search of the des- peradCcs. Up to a late hour tonight no trace of the highwaymen had been found
 The story of Brecn being doubted. he was placed under arrest this af- ternoOn on the charge of embeZZle- ment
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
IS JUST ABOUT RIGHT.
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The Citizen Special SerVice.
 SEATTLE. June | - That Alas ka is tortured by the foolish laws thai have been enacted regarding the territory, and which hurt trade, and that some of the federal officials carry the work of enforcing the ab- surd regulations 10 a ridiculous eX- trcme, is the opinion of F. (. Million, d former jurist, who for the past three months has been hunting in the North.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
TAFT OPTIMISTIC.

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 CHICAGO. June |. Presidcn, Tafr. in au address delivered here last night predicted tha' the reef procity bill will pass without any trouble He in'fmated that the only opposition he anticipated would cemc from the lumber interests
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
SEYMOUR SCORES.

SAN FRANCESCA June 3. - Chief of Police seymour. who was this week removed from office by the board f police and fire commits sioncrs. has secured an injunction from the court forbidding the board 10 interfere with the head of the police department, and nOtwithstand- ing that another man has been ap- pointed To he office. Seymour re- fuses To rclinquish his authority
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-05
BIG DEPOT READY.
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 CHICAGO. June i. The new S2&,0o0,oo0 depot Of the Chicago Nor hWestern Railroad company will be thrown open 10 the public tOmOr. row with appropriate exercises to be taken part iu by most of the prominent railroad men in The Mid dlc West