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(By AlMka N?w? Bureau)
BOSTON. May 4 ? A wireless m?*J
tiase roporla the collision of the two
ocvslu steamer* S&nturio and Llgonlev
The collision occurred lu a dense fog
and three hundred passengers were
transferred from the Santurlo to the
Ligonier. The Santurlo is sinking
while the Ligonier is not badly dam
aged.
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(By AlMka Newi Burwu.)
WASHINGTON, I>. C. May 3? The
I'. S. Su[>r?-uio I'ouri rendered a de
cision today upholding the ousting of
the Standard Oil company from Ten
nessee.
HMD INSTRUCTS GRAND J.
10 PROBE HIE SLAVE TRADE
(By Alaska Ntwa Bureau)
SEATTLE. May 4? Jud*e Hanford
had directed the Grand Jury, now In
session to probe the white slavery
trade that is said to exist la Se
attle.
TED'S TURNDOWN TROUBLES TUFT
(By Alaaha News Bureau)
PITTSBI RU, Ptt. May 3? President
Tatt is worried over the denial of
Roosereh that he endorse the Taft
adii 'lUtration and stated that he
thought that he had the support of
Teddy.
APPOINTMENT
IS CONFIRMED
(Bv Alaska New* Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 3? Th.
satiate today cou firmed the appoint
meat of Governor Charles E. Hugmes
whom President Tnft appointed to
Uie Supreme Court of the U. S. on
April 23 th to succeed the late J untie t
brewer.
10 BE TRIED FOR
MANSLAUGHTER
(By Alaaka N?wa Bureau)
SAN PRANCISCQ. May i? The
preliminary hearing of Owen -?Moral!
for the killing of Tommy McCarthy in
a prise fight on April 29 will com
luetics on rt-iday next
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(By Alaska N?w* Bur?au.)
SEATTLE. May 3? John Rosea*? an j
nouoced today that he was going to
bring fifty thousand Scandinavian im
migrants to Alaska, and colonize
them in the various sections most
suitable for agricultural purposes.
EX
DIES IN CAL.
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau.)
HOLLYWOOD. Cal. May 4? John
Beveridge, a former governor of the
slate of Indiana, died here today of
pleurisy.
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ADMITS WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC;
WOULD RELIEVE CONSCIENCE
(By Alaska Naw* Bureau.) i
NEW YORK. May 4? Harry Levitt
sou, arrested for complicity ia the
white slave traffic baa pleaded guilty j
and wish** to eoufeaa to the grand
jury. H? admits of soiling girls (or
immoral purpose* to be shipped to
Alaska.
MURDERER OF MOTHER-IN-LAW
GEI5 SECOND 0E6REE SENTENCE
(By Alaska Nawt Bureau.)
TACOMA. May 4. ? The jury la
the caae of Charks J. Wealer, on
trial (or the murder of his mother
in-law brought in a rerdict of guilty
'a the second degree. The minimum
penalty is tea years in the peniten
tiary.
The Jury was out about two hours.
MARK TWAIN'S
WILL IS FILED
(By Alaska News Bureau.}
REDDING. Coon. May 4? The will
of the late Samuel L. Clemens (Mark
Twain* was filed for probate today.
U is estimated that his estate will
foot up to $ ISO ,000 and is left to
his daughter.
PATENT ISSUED
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(By Alaska News Bureau J
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 3? The
Department of the Interior issued a
land patent to R. Blix today for the
ground upon which Copper Center,
Alaska is situated.
Mr. Howard Cochran and family
who have been stopping at the Pul- j
len house for several days left for
Carcroos where they will make their
home in the future.
sr. PAUL GOES
REPUBLICAN
(By Alaska Naws Buraau)
ST. PAUL, Mian. May 4 ? F\>r the
first time in fourteen years, a Re
publican mayor was elected her? yes
terday.
Herbert P. KeUer defiled Henry
Haas, the Democratic nominee by be
tween tour and five thousand votat.
This is considered a grand victory
and was due greatly to the personal
popularity of Keller. The campaign
was fought out on party tines and
was noted tor the lack of mud sling
ing that usually accompanies a city
election.
ROOSEVELT in
VIKING UNO
(By Alaska Nev%* Bureau)
CHRISTIAXIA. May 4? Ex-Presi
dent Theodora Roosevelt arrived here
at noon yesterday.
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