23 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
1
A woman swore a formal charge against Reverend Pringle in court proceedings. The case details show the accuser claiming alleged misconduct and seeking legal redress.
Rev John Grant denounces Rev John Pringle for attacking Dawson Ottawa and its institutions as immoral. Grant cites an affidavit from Belle McDonald alleging Pringle made improper proposals. affidavit sworn in Vancouver and read to the Yukon council. Debate continues as Dr Lachapelle’s motion condemns Pringle and praises Dawson’s morality.
Seattle July 23 United Press reports the Reynolds Development Co new board is actively restoring the company to a sound financial base. Management enjoys solid support from eastern investors and the outlook turns hopeful for large fund holders in the proposition.
A fierce electrical storm rages across hundreds of square miles in the inland empire causing extensive destruction. Telegraph lines are broken, hindering the assessment of damage.
After three months of municipal operation the Cleveland street car system failed financially. Fares stood at 3 cents and the test showed the venture lost money, indicating the charge was too low for viability.
Solomon W Lewis of Solomon River Alaska ran a wild cat investment scheme via the Standard Mining Investment Co claiming placer properties near Nome. C C Sommers of Cleveland financed him for 16000. Lewis vanished from a Buffalo hotel after leaving a note about a bath.
Reno July 23 Virginia Harned files for divorce from RE Sothern the actor as husband contests the suit claiming the petition rests on false grounds.
The U S Department of Justice laments the circuit court of appeals reversal in the Standard Oil case and contemplates re arguing the matter after Judge Landis had earlier ruled. In Cleveland counsel for the trust promptly filed an appeal within the allowed time following the decision.
Salt Lake July 23 Tex Rickard fails to obtain special railway rates to Ely and declares off the proposed Joe Gans versus Battling Nelson fight set for Labor Day. promotion halted due to transport costs and scheduling uncertainty.
Berlin reports say Admiral Rojestvensky died yesterday at Bad Nauheim from heart trouble. London correspondents insist the death is true while St Petersburg dispatches declare the claim erroneous. Berlin and London accounts differ on the fate of the famed Russian fleet commander.
London July 23 Irons an American set a new world record in the running broad jump with a leap of 26 feet 6 1 2 inches earning the Olympic gold medal a moment described as a great honor for America on the Olympic stage
A reader asks for a name for a new home described as the highest spot in the country. The reply suggests the name The Ace. The dialogue then shifts to a cat care question, promising the best way to keep a cat.
United Press reports in San Francisco that fifty six thousand people have registered for the upcoming primary elections amid campaign activity across the state.
New York July 23 Captain Henry McCrea late commander of the United States battleship Georgia died here from illness contracted on the fleet voyage to the Pacific. He fell seriously ill at San Francisco where he was relieved of his command and died here the day before yesterday after sailing on.
Chicago and Seattle reports say W H Taft will become a member of the steam shovel workers union upon his arrival. Admirers in both cities pushed the idea and it is understood he will accept the honor.
Honolulu reports a scandal involving Evans, son of a naval officer, as the fleet sails for Australia. He is said to face a court martial on charges of gross breach of discipline and assault on Commander Carter of the battleship Georgia after an altercation. The fleet departed late last night bound for Australia.
QUEBEC July 23 Americans join Canadians in a tri centennial celebration. Vice-President Fairbanks addressed the Prince of Wales aboard the battleship Indomitable, declaring the two nations rivals only in peace and on a friendly basis.
A Washington Star quotation features a purchaser claiming malaria and cars threaten life while an agent reassures by noting princes also endure fear. The brief exchange reads as a wry commentary on urban living and insecurity during the era.
In Ketchikan on July 23 regular Republican candidates lead the fight for the town’s delegate. Voters show little sympathy for independents and Republicans expect a large townwide vote.
Strong opposition to Wickersham's candidacy for delegate to Congress renews the old feud. Since Cale's withdrawal many supporters back Carson who daily gains strength and is expected to win a majority of votes across the Seward peninsula.
A brief remark notes that cheap hats can suit a wide audience. The tone suggests practicality and accessibility, implying many options exist for general use and comfort.
Attorney Sims states the government will file a petition for rehearing of the Standard Oil case within 30 days. If denied, prosecution of all other cases will begin immediately. The fight, he says, has just commenced.
Boston suburb raided by two gunmen on horseback in a sensational daytime robbery. Nine men and women were wounded as the pair robs stores and fires at bystanders. A desperado was captured at dawn. authorities pursue the second outlaw.
The mounted police recovered the decomposed remains of Private Jesse Stanley, the U S soldier who fatally leaped from the Selkirk at Dawson on July 23. Fort Egbert officials are notified and burial here is planned unless advised otherwise.
In Newport on July 23 President Roosevelt spoke to naval college students urging a greatly increased war strength on land and sea. He warned that America must raise its fighting power promptly and decisively.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger item notes a woman puzzled by distinguishing a Sheath gown from the cover of her umbrella, highlighting a clothing mix up in a brief society paragraph.
Evelyn Walsh, daughter of a Denver multi millionaire, eloped with Edward McLean of Washington after parental disapproval. McLean is son of the famed newspaper publisher connected with the Washington Post and Cincinnati Inquirer, and the couple wed today in Denver.
Independence notes a terror campaign by the Black Hand society in July, with twenty five Italian laborers murdered as victims and the movement forcing Italians to flee the area. The brutal methods have created a reign of terror surrounding the community.
A reflective line about a man at sunset recounting deeds as his wife adds a few more tasks to his list. The verse hints at shared life, companionship, and ongoing duties before nightfall.
Denver July 23 AFT session of the Western Federation convention voted to sever all connections with the Industrial Workers of the World. Moyer has absolute control and conservatism will be the predominant characteristic henceforth.
A five story Arlington block in Portland was totally destroyed by a night fire believed caused by crossed electric wires. The loss is about 500000 dollars.
William Walker the absconder bank teller who fled to Mexico to seek immunity is back on U S soil after Mexico declined extradition. He robbed a New Britain bank with wholesale thefts and left the country to avoid capture.
Lincoln July 23 The Commoner will publish Bryan's retirement from conduct of the paper until after the election The Democratic nominee also says all earnings of the publications during the campaign will go into the campaign fund
A suit was filed this afternoon by P Pussed against A S Crain and E O Cra in the commissions court. The plaintiff claims the sum of 868 dollars for labor performed while working the interests of the defendants. The St James Aid society will meet tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the parish of the church.
A daughter was born to Frank B. Hall at St Matthew’s Hospital at 2 40 this afternoon. The infant weighs six pounds. Mother and child are doing nicely under Dr Cassels care.
Bert Talbot delivers solid performance as he helps his team secure a decisive win. Talbot contributed timely scoring and steady defense to propel the squad ahead and maintain momentum through the final minutes.
Seattle July 23 Marcus Talb formerly general manager of the Pacific Coast Co takes over as general manager of the Alaska Coast and Alaska Pacific Steamship companies. He succeeds Dason who has resigned occupying a prominent place in Northern shipping affairs.
In Juneau on July 23 a grand jury indicted several southeastern coast proprietors. Warrants for the arrest of those named were served today. They face charges of illegal Sunday fishing. Trials are set for the fall term.
A couple argues in dialect about understanding a situation as the wife asks for a plain explanation after staying up until 3 am. The husband responds with a thick, slurred remark, calling her a “woman of it” and insisting he cannot understand what is obvious to others.
A short exchange shows a kind lady and a tramp discussing fatigue with the tramp indicating overexertion and movement without detail. The fragment hints at a moral or character contrast in a historical or literary style.
Constantinople July 23 Sultan of Turkey issues a proclamation announcing acceptance of a constitution. The document outlines framework for constitutional governance and limits on royal power. Citizens await details on implementation and subsequent reforms.
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