THE DAILY "3WT ALASKAN
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No. 53 TENTH YEAR 3KAGWAY, ALASKA. WEDNESDAY APRIL 3 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
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ROOSEVELT Jjfl S BODV BLOW
Harriman publishes letter from President, written in
1904, asking aid in presidential campaign, causing
"world-wide sensation?Roosevelt becomes furious
and publishes letter himself
Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan)
New York. April 3 ? E. H. Harrlman,
stung by the denial by President Roose
velt of bis statements that the presi
dent bad solicited campaign funds in
1904, produced a letter from President
Roosevelt, addressed to himself, in
which ihe prtsident asked Mr. Harri
man to call at the White House to dis
cuss the issues of the campaign. He
ssys at that time the president asked
assistance of him in solicit
ing ft campaign fund.
Mr. Harrlman'a action ha* caused a
sensation.
KoomxIi la Bolliox Rat*
Washington, April 3? Ne?er waa
there seen such exoitment lathe White
House before aa waa caused by the
publication of a personal letter, wltten
Id confidence, from President Roose
velt to E. H. Harrlman. President
Rooseuelt .9 In a boiling rage. He ha<
pr< duc-d copies of lettirs, wrlsteo 10
Chairman >herman, of the congres
clonal committee in 1904, calling- thft
rumor which was circulated at that
time, saying that he bad solicted a cam
paign subscritloo trom Harriman, a
lie.
London Admit* That Rooaavelt Ha*
ISeen Htt
London, April 3? The Lund in news
paper* agree this morning: that the
publication of the Harrimaa letter m
New Yora last night whs the harden
blow Presldeot Roosev It ever receir d.
Democrat* Ara Jubilant
New York, April 3 ? Democrat* *re
taking advantage of the publication 0!
the Harriman letter to make political
capital. .The leading Democratic papers
this rooming a-iy they always believed
tbe st .torn Dts made by Judge Alton B.
Parker, jast before tbe close of the last
oresidentlal campaign, that trust and
railro o money w?b raised and used to
secure the election of President Roose
velt, and that it was raised and used
with tbe president's knowledge and
consent.
Labor Met Wins Easy Victory
For C nnolmon
M. A. McLean. CU. and Labor 265
J A. iV tiles, Cit. aod Labor 240
Martin Conway, Labor 201
I). W. McKay, Lxbor 186
Cbris St.ea, Ltbor 184
Luke McGrath, Labor 181
C. J. De Srrl9ey, Labor 171
E. A. Mur by, Ctiizfn Ill
H. R.Simpson, Citizen. . 101
E. J. Shaw, Citizen 99!
Howard Ashley, Citizen 91
H. H. Draper, Citizen S<5
Tor School Tr- inr r
E. J. Liddicoat, Citizen ..183
E M. Mclnlyre, Labor 176
The foretio'ng are the figures which
u 11 the story of jeaterday'* electl n,
and It ac> e rqueni ta'e of a Waterloo
of which the? sp-;?k. ih-j Chit-os'
ticket waa ovarw-helmed in the laud
slide of vote* that went totfceL.bor
party nominees.
It be ame apparent early In the d,y
th t the tke w s running s re i")
toward the abor pirty, bui it ?vs
until n?ar ? venimr th t dir s i p i
of the C iz-ns' ticket lo t hope in l.e
?I If at. vole wbch they hail xp-ct < tu
pull part of their Candida eg iicrto. I tie
KOdl.
The ct> test for school o:r c:-)r
whico wafiron by ihecitiz ns' > omirii e
by a slight maj rlty, brought out u
large vote from tr e women.
Th re was ? large vote polled? 369
itO'i iher Of lhe-e ?b MS 80 vi ed
rc ool d. >c or, u I ? Tni*re ? re
tnnr> siru t;h bo- pn ed >ihi io
ny IliUD C l' I ? l>*cl I'll i|l lh" si ?o
? I ili ee \ca s F'U t h ?- L b r . -IV
?r
Lee >ft't-e U ! -ir iff t h ? > ? ?*. .. r. 43
lorihc.t ii z-i, ?' ck*-' Th n iuh od
i we>H scratched I'm- I. b r p-riy
srot ihe be>t of ihe mix d 'icket>, at
well as ibe other-, but d'd i o'. m intalo
as S' eut a percentage of gain.
JltMAl AND DOUGLAS VOIf
10 RAISE LID
Wide open advocates carry twin cities on
Gastineau channel? No ejection at Treac1
well on account of strike
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Juneau, April 3? The open-town
ticket carried the day in both Juneau
and Douglas yesterday. There was no
attempt made to bold an election at
Treadwell on account of the strike that
is io progress there.
The Couocilmeo elected at Juneau,
were:
John Reck, James McCloakey, E. R.
Jaeger, H. Rupe, S. Zenker, Frank
Young and George Frank Forrest.
Henry States defeated Alex Rum for
sshool treasurer on a platform demand
ing a male principal for the public
school ?
DoagU< Csuollnu
J. A. Remotes, M. S. Hudson, Henry
Brie, William Stubblns, David Judson,
Ezra Powers and John Lundquist, were
elected conncilmen snd Henry Hall,
seiiool treasurer at Douglas.
Fr- -h Meat
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind
fresh meat constantly on hand.
At tba Mascot
Homo n-ad-> Oyster Cocktailnt the
Mascot.
! NoodleS
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We have just added some fancy
imported Eg? Noodles to our stock,
They are sold in bulk, at 25c- per lb
New Stock of Dried Herring. Yar
mouth Bloaters, and Salt Salmon.
QANTY & FRANDSON
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Bay City Gas and Electric i
Plant Barns
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco. April 3? The gas and
electric lighting plant burned last
night. The city is in complete dark
ness. Five firemen were injured in tbe
fire. Tbe loss is 12,500,000.
IS CRAZY
Seattle Doctor Says Conetan
tiue is Insane
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, April 3 ? Dp. Miles testified
this morning that Constantine, who is
on trial (or shooticg and woundiue ;hi?
son-in-law, is subject to transitory
frenzy, and that he was unaccountable
when in that condition.
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