Vault Creek Arctic Brotherhood Forms New Camp
A new Vault Creek Camp of the Arctic Brotherhood was established with 45 members at the ceremony. Fairbanks men attended the event in Ridgetop along with Falcon Joslin who covered his fare. Officers include Dr. Williams as chief and L. L. James as past grand Arctic chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vault
Arctic Brotherhood
Fairbanks
Ridgetop
Falcon Joslin
Williams
Shirley
Carter
Sherburne
H. McKinnon
George Anderson
L. S. Snow
Whitehorse
Betrand
Finnegan
Inner Toll Gate
A. L. Laving
Outer Toll Gate
Thos. Linert
McCallum
J. J. Warner
Coffer
Jerro
Steamer Little Delta Recovered From Ice Near Patterson Creek
The Little Delta, owned by Frank G. Manley and Roy Mad docks, was cut out of Kantishna ice by E. W. Miller and Ed Smith and towed 50 feet to the bank below the Pioneer dock. It carried seven passengers and 20 pounds of gold, belonging to C. O. Moore, marking Patterson Creek’s first gold cleanup in Hot Springs district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Manley
Roy Maddocks
Pioneer Dock
C. O. Moore
Patterson Creek
Hot Springs
Kantishna
E. W. Miller
Ed Smith
Miller
Smith
Barge Accident In Alaska Yields Casualties And Survivors
The incident left one barge badly damaged while another was recovered at Hot Springs. Passengers listed include C. O. Moore Angus Gillis J Mapple Otto F Kroehle Andrew Johnson from Hot Springs Lyman Hastings a wounded hunter from Kantishna and Chief Simon from Nenana station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
C. O. Moore
Angus Gillis
J. Mapple
Otto F. Kroehle
Andrew Johnson
Lyman Hastings
Kantishna
Simon
Nenana Station
Moose Creek Stampede Sparks Prospecting Hopes
Report from Fairbanks describes a midnight departure by D Hurvitz Frey Regan and others to Moose Creek after word of gravel on bedrock yielding 20 cents per pan. prospectors expect pay streaks along Goldstream tributaries Alder Spinach O Connor Big Eldorado and neighboring streams.
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D. Hurvitz
Frey
Regan
Fairbanks
Moose Creek
Goldstream Valley
Seven Dollars Per Square Foot Reported At Tenderfoot Diggings
Prospectors claim pay at Tenderfoot near Democrat and Buckeye creeks may run seven dollars per square foot with McCarty crossing a pay streak 50 feet from surface. L T Erwin notes $12,000 already in sight and plans to expand as ground opens, while about 50 men work nearby and optimism grows for a broader pay streak by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McCarty
Dr. Hedger
Tenderfoot
McCarty
L. T. Erwin
Reliance
Erwin
Democrat Creek
Buckeye Creek
Buckeye
Redmond
Reliance Tas Carlo of Cold Receives Large Gold Shipment
The Reliance arrived from Richardson early this morning with about $100,000 for local banks and the N C Co. Hans Stark carried roughly 125 pounds in a single poke containing $30,000 for the N Co and other sums. Passengers included Volney Richmond and several others. The trip covered Delta to Richardson round trip in four days with two trips. Overall Tenderfoot district receipts approach $500,000, with total output estimated near $600,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Seal
Reliance
Richardson
N. C. Co
Hans Stark
A. L. Kirrick
Volney Richmond
L. T. Erwin
V. Meyers
Page
Howard
E Gillimather
Delta
N. ©. Co. Post
Tenderfoot
Ladies Have A Walking Club In Valdez
The May 26 report from Valdez notes a new ladies walking club formed during the fine spring weather. Members are seen taking early morning constitutional strolls, praised for health benefits and appetite stimulation as illustrated by a local chef notched by long prep duties.
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Valdez
Belin Plans Telephotography Over Submarine Cable
Edouard Belin the French inventor of telephotography prepares an improved apparatus to telegraph pictures via the ordinary submarine cable from Paris to New York. He expects to give the first demonstration soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard Belin
Paris
New York
Vault Team Wins Exhibition Game at Ridgetop
The Vault team defeated an opponent 12 to 8 in an exhibition on the creeks near Ridgetop. The contest was not part of the planned league games between the two towns and others, as teams prepare for future creek league play.
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Ridgetop
Fairbanks
Chamber of Commerce to plan Fourth of July celebration
A Saturday meeting of the Chamber of Commerce seeks to form a committee and start organizing a city Fourth of July event. Plans include advertising, excursion rates, program details, and preliminaries to make the celebration worthwhile. Local teams anticipate sporting events to attract crowds. Last year Fairbanks observed the day with widespread activity and economic benefit.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tanana
Fairbanks
Paris Scandal Swirled Over Anna Gould and Count Sagan
Paris reports troubles for Count Sagan as Anna Gould seeks consent to wed while Boni de Castellane threatens romance disruption. Jay Gould will constraint inheritance if marriage occurs without sharing consent. Gossip swirls as duels and money tests loyalties amid wedding delays.
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Paris
Count Sagan
Sagan
Count Boni de Castellane
Boni
Jay Gould
Gould
Anna Gould
Count Boni
Vault Meets Dome in Exhibition Baseball Game
Thompson's new Coney Island hosted an exhibition game yesterday between the Dome and Vault teams. Players tested their lineups in a friendly clash on the makeshift diamond.
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Thompson
New Coney Island
Vatican Buildings Cover Thirteen Acres With One Thousand Rooms
The Vatican complex spans thirteen acres and houses around a thousand rooms, detailing its expansive scale and architectural reach.
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Vatican
McGinn and Sullivan Law Partnership Dissolved
Notice states the law partnership McGinn & Sullivan, between John L. McGinn and M bl Sullivan, dissolved on May 8 1908. Signing party: John L M GINN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McGinn
M. Bl. Sullivan
McGinn & Sullivan
John L. M’ginn
Five Hundred Planks Prize Fight Planned Tonight
Joe O Connor and William Meinberg prepared articles for a 20 round bout at 158 pounds for $500 a side with Tommy Forrest as referee. Slim Gorman to manage if the new challenger proves capable, with O Connor facing a rival matched by Gorman s pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Forrest
Gorman
O’connor
Meinberg
Philadelphia
Tom Sharkey
O'Connor
Billy Bates
Bates
Actors Starve on the Rialto
New York theater community faces a dire season as thousands of actors struggle to eat. Despair grips managers offices and prospects vanish with no work available.
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New York
Rialto
Japan Fashions Linked to 2500 Year Tradition
The article notes that Japan may be unique in maintaining largely unchanged women s dress styles for two and a half millennia highlighting a long standing cultural continuity in apparel and aesthetic norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Hunter wounded accidentally by revolver while river hunting
Lyman Hastings, a noted hunter and prospector, was shot in the left leg above the knee while loading an automatic revolver. He floated down the Kantishna river in a small boat, reached the mouth, and was taken to St. Joseph's hospital by the steamer Little Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hastings
Little Delta
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kantishna
Nenana
Vaccination Against Blackleg Expands in Germany
In Germany cattle vaccination against the fatal disease blackleg is becoming general and very effective, with only three losses in five years reported.
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Germany
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Isaacs Bros. & Co
Satur
Little
Pat
Terson
Stampede
Goldstream
Gings
Wly
Chamber of Commerce Will
Anna
de Sagan
Food For Cafe
Fairbanks, Chena
Fort Gibbon
Vachon’s
William Meinberg
Joe O'Connor and
Adays
Hunter
Lec
Northern Commercial CO
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