The Chitina leader., 1912-01-20
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| AsS"S, q We'll hAoWn AidShoU OF
peared before. the Senate Commute
on territories today and urged tn
selection of commission to atten
to public health matters in Alaska.
| Chicago, Jan. 16.-Johnson in al
interview here today declared tina
he would blacklist any fighter VIII
boxed in New York. He said the,
were lot of cheap sports" Their
and no man in the prize ring witt
any standing ought to appear befor
| them.
| Washington, Jan. 16.-Congress
man Humphreys, Of Washington. il
the father of a resolution introduces
today. declaring that the importan
railroads of the United States ART
| allied in a secret combine.
Boston, Jan 16.vrThe Rever'
house was partially destroyed b!
fire early this morning. 1t is feared
that number of the guests are II
the ruins, as several have not beer
accounted for. s.- RI
Portsmouth, Jan. 16.-The kee
Of England's twenty-eighth dread
| naught was laid today with imposing
ceremonies, participated in by mil
itary and government officers.
Pekin Jan. ia bomb wa:
thrown at the royal carriage this
forenoon and those within had
narrow escape. Two soldiers and the
horses were killed and the Widest
excitement followed me attempt. e.,
New York, Jan. 15.-The Wash,
ington correspondent of the New
York American states that as the
result of the testimony of General
Carter before the House military
committee, a division Of troops now
in the Philippine islands will be or
dered to China for permanent ser.
vice. The Philippine division will
be filled by troops from the United
States. ..s
Sacramento, Jan. 1e.Tseven-year
old Eileen Martin prevented ser.
Pekin, Jan IS.-.Ae all-interest-
ious train wreck today by tagging
passenger train in the Sierras. The
train came to standstill within q
short distance of broken rail. The
grateful passengers made up q
purse.
Marseille, Jan. 16.-The captain
of the French steamer Sinai reported
here that the Turkish forts opened
fire upon himself and two British
merchantmen, as they were leaving
the harbor of Smyrna, Should this
prove true, it will complicate mat
ters for Turkey. 3
Pekin, Jan. Discrimination of
the report of the massacre of 10000
Manchu soldiers has been received
lere The battle, took place in the
5hensie district.
Toxic, Jan. 16.-Advices have
been received here of a disastrous
fire in Osaka. Five thousand homes
have been destroyed and the flames
are still raging. Prompt steps will
be taken to afford relief to the
homeless.
Osaka, Jan. 16.-The fire is I'M
der control. Thirty thousand peo-
pie are homeless and there is bound
to be considerable suffering before
the situation can be relieved. s4.
Washington, Jan. 16.TFrom this
time On public hearings Of the sugar
trust are to be shut off. There is
considerable dissatisfaction being ex-
pressed by newspaper correspon-
dents.
Indianapolis, Jan. 16.-Every in
lictment against Detective Burns
has been squashed by the court, in
connection with the charges of kid.
mapping in the interest Of the law
and justice. r,r e.
Lawrence, Mass, Jan. 16.-Al
save three mills have re-opened and
the strikers have returned to work
It is believed that the remaining
ng question of tAe abdication of the
Mills will accede to the terms of the
yorkmen and women employees.
Cour Squashes. ..
Washington, Jan. 16.-The House
| Committee on rules today gave {
hearing to the proposed money. ship
ping and harvester trusts.
Washington, Jan. 16.-By vot'
of SO to the senate has decided tt
hereafter consider all arbitration
treaties IN puolic manner instead
of adopting them in executive SEES
sion. This, it is commended, will
eliminate criticism about the Unitet
States secretly making treaties will
other nations. ... !
New York, Jan. 16.-violet Blu
cher the missing Chicago heiress
was today located in this city work