24 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
1
Messages of condolence from all quarters pour into Princeton as President Roosevelt’s act is cited. Mrs. Cleveland endures with courage while family members cope. the children are being recalled from Tamworth, New Hampshire. Cleveland died after a long illness, showing his characteristic courage.
Former U S president Grover Cleveland died at his Princeton home at 8 40 this morning after a long illness. The death ends a public career that began in Erie County New York as sheriff and rose to mayor of Buffalo governor of New York and president of the United States.
Rumor says the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has changed hands with the Guggenheims credited for the purchase. The new owners reportedly aim to use the paper to influence politics and legislation in Alaska and in Congress, with no denial issued by current management.
Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt was greatly affected by Mr. Cleveland's death and immediately sent condolences. He later notified New Haven that he could not accept the...
Secretary Taft praised the late statesman’s fine mindful character after receiving news from Princeton. He wired Mrs Cleveland to express sympathy and sorrow, calling the tribute one of the finest eulogies possible.
William Jennings Bryan said Grover Cleveland's death marked the end of one of America's greatest careers. He noted the loss to relatives friends and political followers and called Cleveland one of the brainiest men in the nation. He sent condolences to Mrs. Cleveland.
New York report notes the death of a former president who became a leading figure in big business and served as a director of Equitable Life. No replacement has been arranged in the corporation.
Dawson reports a murder charge bound over against Cleors amid Klondike labor unrest. Special dispatch notes Guggenheim camp importation of laborers, with English speaking workers now arriving as protests continue over camp reductions and hiring practices.
The steamer Sarah departed at 8 pm from the Seattle-Dawson wharf area carrying 250 passengers bound for Fairbanks. The crowd numbered in the hundreds with the season’s largest turnout, as Yukon river traffic remains brisk and several boats still lure travelers toward Alaska.
The regular midweek baseball game at Willows grounds starts at 8 30 p m with N C and A B teams contesting. Umpire Tommy Bullene to call the game sharp. lineup lists players and many accompanying names and titles. Senator Depew comments Roosevelt's utterances as akin to the Marseillaise in music and suggests Yankee Doodle aligns better with the president's music.
Valdez June 24 A Alaska territorial government plebiscite is urged with a separate ballot at the August 11 1908 election. The plan asks Alaskans to vote on a modified territorial form and to express unity against partisan bickering in Congress.
O. T. Pierson of Treasure Creek, an employee of Collins and Olsen, was taken to the hospital yesterday after slipping and falling down a shaft causing internal injuries.
The Gesangverein Harmonie members meet at Martin Sickinger's store this evening to discuss arrangements for their ball on July 3 at the roller rink. Secretary Leo Wise expects a large delegation in attendance.
Mrs. E. T. Barnette and her young daughter Virginia left the tanana for the outside this afternoon aboard the Tanana. After a brief Seattle visit she contemplates spending several months at Coronado Beach California.
A Los Angeles Times note questions which of the so called undesirable citizens on Mr. Roosevelt's list might be linked to the submoraine boat named Viper and expresses uncertainty about the intended honoree.
Miss Essie Carmichael docked in the city this morning aboard the Tanana to spend the summer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Carmichael.
The whaler Bowhead was set ablaze by incendiaries while at anchor in Nome’s roadstead. Officers and crew contained the fire, preventing hull damage and preserving the cargo. later reports indicate some crew members started the blaze to be shipped out on the Umatilla to join the Baylis wrecked crew.
Cleveland June 24 Bulletin updates on Nominee Sherman show a slight improvement and doctors report excellent chances to avoid a dangerous operation. Renowned surgeon Dr Mayer was summoned and is studying the case with local physicians who still expect surgery may be necessary.
Ned Elfors was bound over for trial after a conclusive preliminary hearing for the murder of Bergman in Dawson. Arraignment is set for Tuesday with a likely trial to open a week later as the prosecution signals a swift case.
Mrs. W. H. Parsons, Miss Rosa Mond Parsons and Buddie arrived home this morning after an absence described as “outside.”
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