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N THIRTEENTH VKAK. ?WAI. ALA8KA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1?, IMP PRICE. 10 CENTS
Hundreds A re Killed in the Riots at Puebla
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DUN CUPID
FINOS A WAY
(Bjr Alaska News Bureau)
SK1TTLK Xov. IS ? A v? irin*? (tutu
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k*.tvtui>iij pcrfurlutsd Uktc, but theft
U 'Jig ou minfc 1 1 r u> be (uuud tht<rt'
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TnmibuiJ imiu?iM?rty uoUfW hit>
frUHid. Mr liara*y M*<iw on boarM
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SEATTLE Nov. II? Uvum lautu*
lb*- ? t-Mfbr&Uxi >iiAT>0 wurk?r u dr?d
Ui 'M* CHJT, MKCUIllVd U> All
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(By Alaska Nws Bureau)
CHERUOl'RU, IVaiw Nov liV-Yis
u<i!a>"s txoi te : ,l"1 ^
atlii ?biu- ' bin*- jackets." Kaivt t
rt> flv**!)' alkt several
hurt be-Ux*- Ihv Fwtwll pulhv
s?toj> tlif riot. ?
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IS l? TOILS
(By Alaska N?as Bureau)
WHEKl-lNd. VV. Va. Nov. IS? I-aura
Scheuk ?u today !udiet?d by Uie
gnuul jury o*i Uu* cht&g*? of attemi.t
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GETS CHANGE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO. Nov. IS Judge Laifclis
tod?> gnwu?l the iK-tition of tltf
u>vttt trust fur a change of venue
(rum hi>> io*irt to th?' circuit court.
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MEXICO CITY. Nov. 19? The Republic of Mexico is seething with
sedition, and revolution is stalking rampant through the land. No soon
t r does a disturbance at one point be checked by ttie iron hand of t,he
Diaz government than it breaks out anew in some other places. At Pueb
t last night hundreds of people were killed including the chief of police
cf that place. The riots were occasioned by the attempt of the author- .
ities to break up an anti-reelectionist meeting. Troops are hastening to
the scene.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov 19 ? Mexican, exiles here in this city state
t. at tin- resolution is sure to OQHM and that the Diaz government will
be overthrown.
EL PASO, Tex. Nov. 19 ? Many Mexicans have been arrested in this
city eharged with inciting riot.
M STIN, Tex. Nov. 1>? ? ov rtior Campbell has issued orders calling
. i the ? uLitv force of Texas Rangers and has given Instructions, that
y 1 to proceel t;? tii'- border and break up the Mexican bands that
are terrorizing the country.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 19? The State Department is worried
r t: ? cm' in: il reports of a i- antic conspiracy to start a revolution
in Mexico.
(By Alaska Nevus Bureau)
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 19? The most
ilesporate struggle in years took
place on the Yale gTidiron today be
tween Yale and Harvard. When time
was called fie score stood uothin*
to nothing.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON. Nov. 19? The papers of
this city today print to the effect
that the American marine who was
reported to have been found drowned
was really stabbed to death and rob
bed by FYeoch soldiers.
101 TALKING
POLITICS
OVERDUE SHIP
SAFE AI LAST
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Nov. 19? Th
odore Koosevelt addressed the Geogra
phical Society' la this city last night,
since coming to Washing-ton he ha*
revisited the familiar haunts, but he
is not talking pottttes.
l>r. L. S. Kolka- returned from i
Whitahcrae today an the afternoon
train.
Heed's ??uii>lete orchestra will furn
ish the music- for the Eagles' dan.cc
one w?ek from tonight.
The Humboldt docked at 3 a. in
today and left at 4:30 with thirty
five iKtssengers southbound.
John Mociue, of the Atlas Mining
comjiany was a passenger on the out- !
going Humboldt this morning.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 19 ? ' The Bender
ISrothers, arrived in Seattle harbor
yesterday, being long overdue. The
vessel came from Nome and had a
very stormy trip.
The Bender Brothers is the power
boat which left Nome for this place
about Oct. lt>th and was given up for
lost.
Father TurntJl did not go to Fort
Seward this afternoon, and so the
usual services will be held at the
Catholic Church tomorrow.
Get a turkey for almost nothing ?
anyway have the fun of trying to
get It at the Board of Trade, Tuck's
Placo, tonight.
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IT WAS NO!
' MURDER
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WSAHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 19? The
Navy Department ha# oeeu advised
that the seaman of the cruiser Louis
iana was not murdered, but that he
was accidentally drowned in Cher
bourg1 bay.
deathTalls
SEATTLEITE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 19 ? Louis Schoen
feldt died last night after bidding
farewell to his family.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PARIS. Nov. 19.? The Seine Is
falling, much to the relief o < the
6tricken territory of the flooded dis
trict.
HE FAVORS
FEDERAL POWER
(By Alaska News Bureau)
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 19? Secretary
Nagel in a speech has declared that
he wants the commercialism of the
country placed an a federal basis.
He wants national incorporation laws.
He regrets, he says, that political par
ties are spending large sums in cam
1 paigns.
RIOTERSARE
OUT ON BAIL
(By Alaska News Bureau)
| LONDON. Nov. 19? All the suffra
! gettes arrested yesterday have been,
; released on, bail. Among those to walk
I through the prison doors were sev
! era! well known American women.
Mr. Wm. Brown, who has been em
ployed ill the drafting department of
the White Pass left for Ilaines today
where he will take up his new duties
with Webster Brown of the Alaska
Midland.
The agency of the Pacific Coast SS.
company report that the Senator will
be in about ten o'clock tonight. She
brings about 40 tons erf freight and a
small passenger list.
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