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Newspaper

Fairbanks Daily Times

Location

Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

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Postal savings banks would mobilize hoarded cash

Frank E. McMillin, chief inspector of the post office department, told the Presidential Postmasters association that 58 percent of U S cash is hoarded or out of circulation and would flow into postal savings banks if created. He said establishing the system would be easy and that foreign nations have long success with it.

E. McMillin Post Office Department United States Presidential Postmasters’ Association Inspector McMillin

Lavelle Young Comes and Goes

Lavelle Young appears in a brief note with movements in and out, a minor local update noting his comings and goings. The item records a rapid switch or return involving the named individual without further context or surrounding details.

Fairbanks Passengers Sail South as Lavelle Young Reaches Low Water

Dozens of Fairbanks residents depart for winter in the states aboard the Lavelle Young and other vessels. The Lavelle Young could only reach within five to six miles of Fairbanks, transferring passengers to the White Seal. The run includes travelers from Dawson Circle Tanana Hot Springs Nenana and Seattle with lists of names and destinations.

Lavelle Young Fairbanks White Seal Dawson K. Moore Infant H. P. Main F. E. Skinner M. L. Peters Seal B. E. Berghoff J. Greenbaum N. Jaffe M. White Hot Springs O. E. Tackstrom D. F. Lehr E. J. Ellis Seattle H. P. Meaker Jas. Doyle J. Beisne Miss May A. J. Rich C. Winnes Chas. B. Otey A. H. Chute E. B. Collins Ole Erickson Tony Young Aug. Nachant Ray Harris John McKinzie H. L. Graham John Reithong J. L. Ward Sturtevant May Peterson W.S. Evans Mary Wren F. E. Vestal Frank Dougherty W. H. B. Cole James Neil A. Mangen Dennis Dillon G. E. Morley

Names Listed For Various Locations In Readers' Notes

The list names several individuals tied to Dawson Tanana Skagway Vancouver and Vancouver denoting attendees or subscribers. Included are P Beardsley Mrs E J McDonald Mrs J A Donald Clanner Adams Jas Mukier and others with Isidore Lammari J F McAuley among the Vancouver entries.

P. Beardsley E. J. McDonald J. A. Donald Clanner Adams Jas. Mukier D. A. McCantin H. J. Lindgren W. Carry Dawson J. J. Corbley M. Brindemour A. Jacob Botills John Kivola Reid Jones, Sr Reid Jones

Sydney Holds Vigil as Warships Draw Near

A crowd of about a million gathers as battleships approach, with residents in Sydney staying up all night in anticipation of the menacing arrival and the potential impact on city life.

Sydney

Flagship Connecticut and fleet arrive amid grand welcome

In Sydney, August 20, half a million people gathered along the water front to watch the Atlantic battleship fleet enter harbor. The flagship Connecticut was greeted by Admiral Sir H. H. Rawson and U.S. consul Orlando H. Baker as Sydney declares a city holiday and suspends business for a state affair of entertainment. The visit unites the community in cordial hospitality for officers and men.

Connecticut H. H. Rawson New South Wales Orlando H. Baker United States Sydney Accomand

Crossley Harrison B. Martin of Seattle Approved

Attorney General approval recorded for Crossley Harrison B. Martin of Seattle. The action reflects official endorsement by the attorney general in the specified matter.

Bonaparte

Martin Named Assistant Prosecutor in Alaska Division

Harrison B. Martin of Seattle is approved as assistant prosecutor in the Third Judicial Division of Alaska. He will sail Monday for Valdez aboard the Yukon to assist in the case surrounding the seal poaching schooners seized near St Paul Island.

Trict James T. Crossley Fairbanks

Ed gar versus Merritt R. Ed gar divorce case

The plaintiff sues for divorce alleging infidelity by the defendant and threats to her life. The complaint includes additional charges against the defendant.

Phryne Edgar Merritt R. Edgar

Exodus of Troops Triggers Pandemonium Among Negroes in Springfield

In Springfield Illinois panic grips the Negro community as troops depart. Families break up amid shortage of food and exposure. Many miners and residents flee toward the east and north seeking safety. Governor Deneen vows state aid and full legal power to protect all citizens.

Deneen Dong Air

Bishop Urges Sending Beliefs Abroad

The bishop states his belief that certain individuals should be sent to another country. He frames the action as a relocation of faith and community members in response to diplomatic or cultural pressures.

End of Race Riots Warns of More Uproar

Everett Washington August 20 Bishop Hurd of Philadelphia told a Times Special Service audience that race outbreaks like Springfield Illinois last Saturday will continue while whites and Negroes live side by side in the United States. He urged Negro migration as a remedy, noting past attempts failed due to half hearted white effort.

Everett. Wash Bishop Hurd Philadelphia Springfield Ilinois United States Mason and Dison Line

Fumes Fatal 10 Buried Miners Recovered at Maypole Mine

London reports a catastrophic explosion at the Maypole mine entombing seventy miners. Rescue teams battle deadly fumes as thirty bodies are recovered amid ongoing salvage efforts.

Benson 15 New Director on Garden Island

A notice announces Benson appoints a new director on Garden Island. Details are sparse but indicate organizational leadership change affecting the island’s administration and governance.

Benson

Benson elected Garden Island school director by six votes

Abe Benson won the special election for Garden Island school director with 19 of 34 votes, defeating Olaf Johnson who received 13. He provided a $7,000 bond sent to the governor in Juneau. Miss Caroline Deuch was appointed teacher for the coming year, arriving from Massachusetts.

Abe Benson Garden Island Creamer Olaf Johnson Messrs Davis Whalley Messrs. Kennedy Benson and Cassidy Benson Fairbanks Lumber Company Juneau Caroline Deuch Deuch Jack Robarts Massachusetts

Firefighters Battle Blaze at Thought House

A fire alarm sparked a blaze at Thought House, initially believed to be engulfed in flames. Fire crews searched the property and found only a light burning in one room, extinguishing the incident.

Burglars Assault Widow in Fashionable St. Louis District

Mrs Dunlop, a wealthy widow in the Forest Park area, returned home to find a light on the second floor. She was knocked down and stabbed by a robber as her screams drew help, but the assailants fled. The injuries are not serious.

ST. Louis

Conveyors boost underground mining capacity at multiple sites

Capacity is being installed on No 23 below while No 3 above operates for weeks. The conveyor cleans the claim so bedrock can be taken up, with Joe Burke's steam conveyor starting on upper Hunker. It runs half the Guggenheim conveyor, and all four units were installed by Bob Monerlef.

Pacity Joe Burke Guggenheim Bob Monerlef

Children Rescued as Fire Rips Through House

Firefighters battled a blaze that trapped children inside a dwelling. Two youngsters suffered injuries while others escaped, aided by neighbors and crews, with authorities investigating the cause of the fire.

Six Schultz children in Palouse fire rescue uncertain

In COSPAX WASH Aug 20 six Schultz children were in a burning ranch house near Palouse. The four older children struggled to save two babies as fathers harvest nearby and mothers were at a theatre. Babies rescued but smoke effects may prove fatal for two.

Palouse Schultz Fie

Firebug at Garden Island School Fire

Garden Island School directors found a smoldering brush pile around a supporting pillar of the schoolhouse before a special election. Rain overnight may have aided the attempt, now investigated as incendiarism by marshals.

Garden Island Marshals Office

Copper Close Down at 134 Cents in New York Market

Lake copper declined a fraction today and closed at 134 cents in New York trading. The slight drop reflects cautious activity as investors weighed supply factors and demand outlook in the metal market.

New York Lake

Daughters of Wealthy Man Missing in Kenosha

In Kenosha Wisconsin Aug 20 Jacob Behen a very wealthy local man reports his two daughters aged 11 and 12 missing from their home and kidnapped. Detectives are involved in a large search operation though details left by kidnappers remain undisclosed.

Kenosha Wis Jacob Behen Behen Wisconsin

Two New Cases Filed in District Court

Two new cases were filed in the district court yesterday. The Pacific Cold Storage company sues Gorbacht Lang and Bailey for goods sold amounting to 320.42 dollars and unpaid. The complaint asks for judgment in the named sum plus interest from November.

District Court Pacific Cold Storage Company Gorbacht, Lang and Bailey

Western Federation President Plans West Coast Campaign

Juneau reports President Charles H. Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners will arrive aboard the steamship Humboldt. He intends to launch a vigorous campaign in the area to promote the federation's objectives and rally support.

Juneau Charles H. Moyer Western Federation of Miners Humboldt

Guggenheim Starts Second Electrical Conveyor at Bonanza No 30

In Dawson on August 20 the Guggenheim company began a second electrical conveyor on No 30 below Bonanza. The new unit runs parallel to the first and aims to move 3,500 yards daily, matching the capacity of the largest dredge. A third conveyor is planned for Upper Hawker.

Dawson Guggenheim Company Bonanza

Missing Money Theft Report In Aunt’s Home

A girl is reported to have had money stolen from her aunt’s cash box while still leaving the girl unharmed. Police investigated the incident and are seeking leads to recover the missing funds.

Rock Island Society Wedding Present Mystery Ends with Missing Money

Miss Blanche Eldridge waited for her wedding to Jewett Warren in Rock Island. After invites were sent and gifts received Warren vanished yesterday and his aunt reported $5,000 missing from the home. Police pursue Warren as the money and fiancé remain at large.

Rock Island Lit Blanche Eldridge Jewett Warren Warren

Hamilton Sails for Lower River Points

The Hamilton sailed this morning for lower river points with passengers H. Martz L. E. Raipus Andrew Dahl P. R. Borg and J. Rudi The Cudahy and the Campbell are here but sailing dates are not fixed Tremendous forest fires rage in the Hetchy Hetchy valley north of Yosemite threatening valuable timber and possible spread into the area.

Merced Cal Hetchy—Hetchy Valley Yosemite National Park

Escaped Leper Fears Stir Tombstone Train Sighting

Report from Tombstone Arizona dated August 26 says Mrs Wardwell declared a leper a week ago has not been located and townsfolk fear contagion. Railway officials describe a heavily veiled woman boarding the train to Los Angeles and officials suspect she is Mrs Wardwell.

Tombstone Ariz Mrs. Wardwell

Woman Arrested in California City

Los Angeles police prepared to receive Mrs. Wardwell, a leper who reportedly escaped Tombstone Arizona. She arrived this afternoon in a Pullman stateroom with no other passengers aboard. Tombstone officials doubt the escape story, suggesting she was moved or aided to leave Arizona.

Los Angeles

Pearson Returns from Visit to Manley Hot Springs

R. B. Pearson, manager for Jordan's, returned from a trip to Manley Hot Springs. He says the journey did him a world of good and that more people should rest there instead of going outside. He predicts accommodations will be taxed to their limit next year.

R. B. Pearson Jordon's Manley Hot Springs

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