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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
2
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Ronan notes Fairbanks Nome and Juneau are distant and differ in mining methods. Quartz mining near Juneau contrasts with placer mining near Fairbanks and Nome. He suggests diverse laws may be beneficial to accommodate these differences.
Governor Wilson pardoned Caleb Powers who faced multiple trials for complicity in the Goebel murder in Kentucky. Powers, once secretary of state under Governor Taylor, was linked to a deadly political conflict that sparked indictments against Taylor and others. Public opinion favored the pardon as Kentucky sought to end a long, corrupt political saga.
John Rowan of Fairbanks proposes dividing Alaska into three legislative districts with separate councils in Fairbanks Nome and Juneau. He envisions district capitals and a governor holding veto power, arguing that distant communities make a single legislature impractical yet local councils could still harmonize lawmaking.
Fragmentary line notes a moved publication, the Alaska Yukon Magazine, seeking a home. It mentions Seattle and Gosmopolitan with Ambrose Pierce, but context remains obscure and uncertain.
The Spokesman-Review notes grade schools will introduce callisthenic drills to combine mental effort with physical relaxation. Regular recesses provide outdoor air and play, while individual measurement charts identify weaknesses, guiding targeted exercises to benefit both individuals and groups.
June 5 Dawson reports Matheson father of George Matheson who shot Gus Lawless is on Chicken Creek. Judge Reid plans to move Matheson to Fairbanks for trial by the July steamer. Fortymile notes mark the first murder in years in the region once famed for its quiet, law abiding community.
A father urges his son to embrace work in every form from manual labor to writing. He argues hard work builds appetite, solid sleep and good character, warning that idleness leads to disdain and being forgotten. He stresses staying active prevents trouble and brings fulfillment and happiness.
A cynical quip attributed to Senator Platt circulates from his visit to the Manhattan Beach hotel. He reportedly told a western millionaire’s daughter that political economy is the art of never buying more votes than you actually need.
The fragment notes dogs employed to pull logs in logging camps, highlighting canine labor in historical timber operations.
A tandem team of malamutes was seen towing logs upstream on the riverfront as the mosquitos arrive and winter trails break up. The piece notes dog abundance, their change in behavior, and public attitudes, mentioning Henry Vallery and his dog express wagon as a summer fixture.
A Dawson Society delegation led by Fred Atwood and Harry Pinkett visited Judge Silas H. Reid in Camp Regina Alaska. The group escorted the judge to the steamer for his Dawson to Fairbanks trip, promising to await his return in July.
Dawson business magnate Andy Rystogi sails to Philadelphia with his wife and children for a Europe trip. He plans to display gold dust in a Philadelphia show window before returning to Dawson, praising the Yukon town as the best land under the sun.
Fully equipped chicken ranch offered with 200 chickens and a residence. Two buildings, incubator included, priced as a rare bargain. Contact at 65A or visit 1ST NATL BANK BLDG for details. Continuous ownership notes not provided.
Records show transfers and mortgages including John C. Shea to Edward Brice for $10 on Fairbanks creek property, Carl Wittmann to McLean and Grill for $1, W. A. Phillips to Steve Laliceovich for $1, and a $2,104 mortgage from O Gatty to Fairbanks Banking Co. on Vault creek. A January 1907 judgment Weiss vs Russell and Morrison favors defendants. Additional notes cover silver claims on Becker bench and Dome creek, satisfaction and release actions, and an Overgaard assignment regarding Little Eldorado creek properties.
H. B. Judy in three years created a panoramic painting of the Indian country in Arizona. The 190 by 5 foot canvas adorns the Indian room in the Brooklyn Museum, produced under the ethnological department.
Word has it Miss Bessie Carmichael formerly at National Park Seminary Washington and Asa Carmichael a Jefferson Medical College student Philadelphia are traveling to Fairbanks for summer vacation. Miss Bessie travels with Miss Riley and is now at Whitehorse. Asa chose St Michael route and is also en route. Fay Carmichael who attended medical college stays in Seattle and will skip Tanana this season.
Claim promises to cure itching piles including blind bleeding and protruding types in six to fourteen days or get a refund. Advertisement notes a 50 cent price and money-back guarantee.
At the last session the House of Commons post office posted no fewer than 780 600 letters and packets and delivered 1 087 450.
Directory of lodges for the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Fairbanks Aerie No. 1037 meets every Monday evening at 7:20 p.m. at Eagle Hall formerly Century Hall. Barneys Goss, W. I. C. M. Anderson, Secretary.
Fairbanks Lodge No. 3 Lon O F meets Thursday evenings at Odd Fellows Hall Auditorium building. C D McAuley N G M O Carlson Secretary.
The Tanana Masonic Lodge announces regular communications on the first and third Wednesdays each month at the Masonic Hall Auditorium. R. W. Taylor serves as Worshipful Master and G. B. Erwin as Secretary.
Camp Fairbanks No 16 A B holds weekly meetings every Tuesday at 8 30 pm in the wall of the Auditorium building. J W Hill and A C Charles E Taylor serve as recorders.
Idaho senator Dubois denounced Mormonism as bad and hopeless comparing it to a case involving Jacob Smithers. He described Smithers as criminal, noting he sat in a cell making paper boxes while a neighbor questioned his fate.
The present crown prince of Sweden is a grandson of Marshal Bernadotte, adopted heir to the Swedish throne by Charles XIII. His ancestors include Eugenie Destree Clary, a shopkeeper's daughter of Marseilles, who amused Napoleon, and whose sister married Joseph Bonaparte.
Fairbanks Lodge meets every Thursday evening in the old Odd Fellows Hall. Harry Cribb serves as secretary.
Gesang-Verein Harmonie meets every Sunday evening at seven at the old Odd Fellows Hall on 1st Ave. Henry Roden serves as president.
A chemist has devised a method to make egg powder that government experts tested and approved. The process preserves flavor and digestibility, and the powder can be stored for an indefinite time.
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