THE DAILY ALASKAN
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No. 56 TENTH YEAR
3KAGWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY APRIL R 1907 - PRICE 10 CENTS
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CZAR or RUSSIA WILL RESIGN
Reported on "excellent authority" that Nicholas will
transfer crown to Grand Duke Michael to act as re
gent pending infancy of Czarevitch? Emperor is
losing mind
London, April 6? Or. what is regarded as excellent
authority the statement is published here today that Czar
Nicholas, of Russia, will resign his throne at once and that
Grand Duke Michael will be made regent during the infancy
of the czarevitch. The czar's mind is giving way.
The publication of the story has created a sensation
here that has been unequalled in a long time. It is gener
ally believed to be true.
PRESIDENTS SON-IN-UW
m WIFE COMING
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, April 6? Represen
tative Nicholas Longworth and hi*
wife, Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth,
announced yesterday that they will
mane a trip to Alaska next summer.
It is a'so annouoctd that Secretary Taft
might accompany them oc the trip.
Mr. and Mr?. Longworth and Secrt'
tary Taft have wanted to visit Alaska
for many rears, and the invitations to
the president by leadirg Alaskans to
visit the territory have been bo per
sistent that it is said he urged the
Long worths and Secretary Taft to mak?
the trip.
IS GUILTY
Jury Fiuds As;aio9t Con
stiDtine
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
Seattle, April S? The jury returned
a verdict of guilty of assault with the
iitentijn of doine great bodily harm
againjt William Consta^ine wn0 shot
his son-in-law, * Jesse Hall, last
summer. It was a compromise verdict,
Coastaotine's attorneys cave notice of
an appeal.
Tne maximum penalty for the crime
of tvh'cb Constantine was found jjuiltv
is two years In the penitentiary and >5,
L)00 fine.
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j Western Railroad M-n To
Get Better Pay
' (Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan)
Chicago, April 6? The trainmen and
manages have reached an agreement
and all 19 ser. ne once again in Western
railroad circles. A new schedule of
wages will be i-rranged providing for
an increase of from seven to 10 per
cent, in the wagrs that are now pie*
! Tailing. Those representing both side*
of the controversy expre-t themselves
as wtll pleased with the result of the
negotiations. It is agreed that the
| feeling Detwcan the employees will m
orove at once. There has been a
strained feelinr for sometime owing to
the talk of a strike.
FIREMEN EifCf
OFFICERS FONIGfIT
The S?8gway fire department will
elect officers for the ensuing year at a
regular meeting to be held at Firemen's
hall this evening. The members are
urged to be present in force.
j By popular request
| "Shaun Aroon" will be
repeated with new
specialties, etc- Tues
day evening. April 9th
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GANTY & FRANDSON
SENATOR PENROSEPEACtlED
TO R60SEVEET
Washington. April 6? It was Senator
Penrose who divulged the^plot that had
been entered into by Harriman, Rocke
feller and Hearst to discredit Piesident
Roosevelt. He told of it to William
Loeb, the president's private secretary,
a month ago. He, also, at the same
time, told of i he $5, <"00, 000 fund that
had been raised When the c- rpora
tlon men were accused of their effort
to defeat the president's polices th-y
admitted that the matter hai been d.s
cussed but that it was done so jokingly
and without any Intention to act upon
the suggestions at all. They said that
the matter had never been referred to
after the time when it was talked of in
a humoroui vein. President Roosevelt
declined to accept the explanation, but
he said nothing about the Jmatter until
Harriman had published his letter in
viting the rail oad man to the ?Vhlte
House to discuss the campaign of 1904,
at which time, he said, the president
urged the need of a large campaign
fund
GOliS OVER
Ra- f Trial P..ptpo'n d C >nl
Monday
(Specu Dispatch to Daily AlHskito)
Sao. tranclsco, Cal., April 6?
The Ruef trial was udjourntd yester
day udlII Monday, parsing S-auidayj
wiihoui seaaiona.
Bene says te proposes to continue j
his iavegtiiratioDS back into the past.
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(Special Pistmich to D?i!y /\l?sk'in)
Seaitl', Wash. Aprilti -? o m r em
ator John L. Wilson, owner of the
Seattle Post-Intel lijieoctr, loday an
nounced hi- candidacy for th?- republi
can nomination a governor of Washing
ton, subject, to the sta e primary of
next year.
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