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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1897

Page

2

Glinty Midnight Sun Shines On Klondike Camp Life

The article paints the Klondike mining camp life near the Arctic Circle, detailing strict codes against crime, miners’ meetings, and penalties. It describes Harold B. Goodrich's Alaska travelogue and contrasts summer days of nearly 24 hours light with hard labor, meals, and routines of wage workers and independent prospectors in the Yukon gold fields.

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Yukon River and Klondyke Fever Reported in Alaska

The Yukon, a vast northern river fed by chain of lakes, is described as a sea like waterway guiding hopeful prospectors to gold fields at Klondyke. Alaska’s climate shifts from foggy Suez illusions to clear summers with abundant flowers and thick spruce forests, yet ground remains frozen beneath. The Chee-Cha-Ko heads toward Circle City and Forty Mile following Miles Canyon and Rink Rapids, reaching Klondyke as the new strike.

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Where Man Has Never Been Prospectors Strike Ground in Klondyke

The piece recalls harsh northern summers and freezing winters in the Klondyke, noting tree loss at high summits and moss covered slopes. It describes prospectors staking 600 foot claims, often living in harsh winters with dog sleds and limited prospects, facing disease and destitution if luck fails.

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