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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
2
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The schedule lists Dobbs Moving Picture Co. at the Auditorium on December 9, Jane a comedy at the Auditorium on December 14, Little Tycoon a comic opera with 100 in cast on December 21 23 and 25, Harmonie Society annual ball at Gordon's Rink on December 26 New Year's Night Charley's Aunt a farce comedy at the Auditorium and Charity ball for St Joseph's hospital at Gordon's rink on January 15.
Leading eastern financial papers forecast stronger commercial activity in the coming years. Roosevelt policies reassured foreign capitalists, easing fears of political risk. Western rail earnings, and anticipated European financing for improvements, point to rapid expansion and the need for over half a million more workers.
Washington readers note Judge Richard A. Ballinger of Seattle is under favorable consideration for Taft s cabinet. A noted judge and former Seattle mayor, Ballinger has supported Taft, aided the campaign in Washington, and helped raise funds. His selection would reflect Pacific coast influence as Washington gave Taft the largest plurality west of the Rockies.
A reflection on a man who has faced trial in high public office and shown himself worthy, not found wanting. The piece commends integrity and public service, highlighting endurance under scrutiny and steadfast dedication to duties.
A San Francisco vegetarian who began abstaining in 1828, now 112, must apply for aid, arguing the savings from a meat-free diet over 80 years would be vast. The article notes how the head of the house bears meat bills in modern times and questions if vegetarianism and economy are truly synonymous.
At a Saturday meeting the local curling club chose new skips for the Fairbanks Banking company trophy cup series. Twelve teams will play 132 games through January 20 with a single champion engraved on the gift. Tonight features Jonas vs Hill and Dusenbury vs Buckley.
The text condemns cruelty to animals and stresses that patience kindness and firmness should prevail over harsh methods. It asserts no justification exists for abusing any animal in any civilized community.
The present congress met at noon for a short session that will end by law on March 4. On that date a new congress will convene in extraordinary session to revise the tariff. Major national legislation will likely be deferred until the next congress. The Ways and Means Committee may begin work on the new tariff bill this winter.
Fairbanks enters the holiday season with stores displaying large stocks of beautiful goods. Santa Claus will find no difficulty selecting gifts from the varied inventories at the many shops.
Litigants note the majority of jurors selected for the December term come from men who have contributed to the country’s development, highlighting a juror pool shaped by public service and progress.
If unnoted, Alaska may gain fame for its hot springs as it once did as an ice box. Reports describe medicinal quality hot springs found across the vast estate, drawing attention to their potential health benefits.
Critics warn that the rush of bridge games may sow gambling in youth Yet bridge players are not shaping the nation’s future positively according to the columnist
The flower girls pages and maids of honor are chosen for the upcoming American heiress wedding to a holder of a foreign title. The remaining task is to determine the amount of fortune in dower funds.
A local shopkeeper signals shoppers that their Christmas needs can be met at his store. He emphasizes ready stock and prompt service to attract customers during the holiday season.
A renowned opera singer declines to reveal her wardrobe for the Salome dance, sparking curiosity about her undressing approach. The secrecy centers on a high profile performance and questions about stage dress and artistic interpretation.
Two weeks from today the district court will convene here with proceedings scheduled on the calendar. Local officials remind participants to arrive early and bring required documents for the session.
A large crowd gathered at the Owl roadhouse on Engineer Creek for Mr McPhee’s dance event his first such affair out there. Dug Morgan played violin and Johnny the Harp attempted to tear strings but failed. Locals say McPhee can repeat the stunt as often as he wishes.
The company asserts its goods match any rivals in quality and are priced as low or lower than competitors. Bemis and the U K Jewelry Co promote value and affordability in their offerings.
The account notes Victor Durand and Jack Connelly dispensing bars of harmony while Mrs Walters served lunch later in the evening, describing a social gathering with entertainment and refreshments.
Old Jean a Salchaket native died yesterday at the Indian village below Chena after an incurable illness. He was moved to the mission nearby for care and Rev. Mr. Betticher will conduct funeral services at Chena on tonight's train.
The report notes nearly no snow along the Delta with 20 miles of bare ground near Gordon's roadhouse. Orr stage drivers call this the most remarkable winter in years due to lack of snow and expect a big fall soon as winds have blown snow from the trail.
One passenger was aboard the stage that departed Donnelly's this afternoon but no human freight. A large consignment of mail is due tomorrow at 10 o'clock, mostly first class. Mrs. J. Morgan will accompany the stage, which left Donnelly's at 12 30.
Creeks people in Fairbanks and vicinity can ride the Tanana Valley railroad at reduced fares on December 14 to see the comedy Jane. A curtain raiser from Richelieu was dropped due to manager Thorne’s rehearsals, but a new attraction may be announced. A post show dance will follow last performance.
The Red Cross provides hot drinks to visitors, keeping them warm and energized as readers stay updated with The News.
Antoni Sobanski states he expended the required annual labor to hold placer mining claim No 12 above lower Discovery on Jack Wade creek Fortymile District Alaska for 1901 through 1907. If North American Trading and Transportation Company does not contribute their proportional share within ninety days after first publication their interest will be forfeited to Sobanski under section 2324 Revised Statutes. Published in Fairbanks Alaska with dates September 22 1908 and December unspecified.
The Third Division District Court of Alaska will hold a special December term in Fairbanks beginning 10 a.m. Monday December 21 1908. A grand and trial jury will be summoned for the term by order dated November 14 1908. Clerk C A Wells affixes the seal at Fairbanks November 17 1908.
The Ester firemen hosted a ball in the community social hall drawing a packed crowd. Attendees filled the venue to support the fire brigade while funds or buckets were discussed in a lively, festive atmosphere.
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