27 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
1
The Diaz administration faces a growing insurrection in Mexico City as revolutionaries organize for an assault and claim that Diaz will be prisoner by Tuesday. Officials warn of a high threat level with the army on a fragile peace footing and mobilization delays for recruits.
The Tanana departs Fort Gibbon for Fairbanks with 175 passengers from the Sarah, transferred to the Tanana for downstream points. The steamer tows two barges and carries substantial freight including a large mail cargo, as Dawson crowd heads toward Fairbanks.
Washington June 27. Democratic leaders issued an unusual statement revealing the party faces a severe shortfall in campaign funds. The notice urges supporters to donate promptly to sustain later activities and effective outreach.
Chena and Ester creek teams prepare for the season opener at the new Ester Creek grounds. Both squads boast star players and a strong rivalry as they aim for early baseball honors. The game starts at 7 p.m. with fresh field conditions praised as among the best in the country.
Word reaches Denver that William Jennings Bryan wants Theodore Bell of California to hold temporary chair while Henry Clayton of Alabama becomes permanent presiding officer at the convention opening July seventh. The Nebraskan aims to frame the state accordingly.
The steamer White Sea departed last night bound for Richardson carrying a heavy freight load and several passengers. Listed aboard for Richardson are Alex Wilson, P. A. Peterson, E. Inonye, Miss Williams, J. R. Reed, R. Horn, E. Horn, A. D. Wilson, N. Patty, W. Duncan, E. G. Mullen, J. D. Reagh, Frances Wilson. Also listed for Tenderfoot is A. R. Fowle and for Salchaket is William Munson.
Secretary Taft finished a New York stop and will begin active campaigning from Monday until election day. Luke Wright accompanies Taft on the journey to Oyster Bay for the cabinet transition conference.
Billy Staples of Chena replaces the Jew Kid Charlie Morris in Slim Gorman’s prelim on July 3 night. Staples steps in to face the opponent in the scheduled program at the arena.
A Chicago Record-Herald saying warns that forgetting friends shows ingratitude while forgetting enemies reveals foolishness, echoing a moral about loyalty and prudence.
Seattle June 27 Considerable interest in mining circles here has been created by news that large Whitehorse district properties in Yukon have been put under heavy development by the Tyhee Smelter Co Ladysmith B C The Ladysmith concern has leased the Grafter properties and seeks more In the Copper King mine under bond to Col Thomas a richly rich ore body has been reached at the 110 foot level A copper boom is expected this summer if the good prospects continue to be found during the past month
Edward Holden was arraigned before Magistrate Taylor this morning and pleaded guilty to the charge of running a house of ill fame. He was fined 25 dollars and costs. The comment about concealment reflects a line attributed to an unnamed source.
On the whaler Bowhead near Nome, a mutiny erupted as sailors and officers were injured during a brutal fight over abusive treatment and liberty. The mate clashed with men, more sailors joined, and officers confined 22 crew members in irons. They face mutiny trials before the commissioner.
The Tanana will land the largest single shipment to Fairbanks when the Tanana arrives. Ott of Fort Gibbon telegraphed the banner load totals 11 tons in 436 pouches. Twenty one are locked pouches and 415 sacks hold second class matter. Acting Postmaster Pepper uses an emergency staff to clear the office and distribute receipts by tonight.
Seattle June 27 The Bremerton navy yard will build the world’s largest dock after a contract award. Plans are under review and construction will begin shortly, boosting Bremerton ahead of Mare Island yard.
Eighty athletes slated for the Olympian games in London sail from New York. The American team includes world record holders in field sports and is expected to win many laurels.
Pittsburg June 27 two thousand steel workers resumed full time at their old pay as major plants reopened amid signs of national prosperity. The return follows resumed operations at several large facilities keyed to improving industry output.
Miss Finley of St Joseph's Hospital is critically ill with pneumonia and described as almost hopeless after a worsening condition today.
Marcus Braun special inspector of immigration arrived in New York on Saturday after a lengthy 16000 mile tour of Europe and the continent on government business. He will travel to Washington to report the results of his special investigations to officials.
U S Marshal Shoup distributes a letter from Judge Gunnison banning dance halls in saloons within Alaska's First judicial division. Licenses for the coming year require applicants to prove they will not permit dances or workplaces employing women in connection with sale or distribution of liquor.
June 27 report says efforts to suppress news failed and the rebellion is officially acknowledged as serious. Open warfare is deemed necessary as the uprising proves far more grave than local riots.
A terse aphorism reflects on manners as societal masks, noting hypocrisy varies by nation and is refined to different degrees. The line suggests that public conduct often masks true motives, with cultural norms shaping what is considered proper behavior.
St Michael Alaska June 27 John C Barr aims to depart with over 1,000 tons of freight for upper Yukon since last Tuesday. Schwatka led a first departure last Tuesday noon. Susie Fellows carried a large cargo, much bound for Fairbanks. Ohio cargo transfer incomplete. N A T T Co races to load Barr and barges tonight. We are told Weare to sail tomorrow once patched.
San Francisco report notes Nelson remains favored despite Gans drawing strong bets as both fighters train intensely for the upcoming clash. Odds shift and early betting lines reflect a close run to the bout.
A new bowling alley is being erected behind the McDonald cigar store on First Avenue. Construction is near completion and the venue will soon open to the public, offering a good spot for ladies to try this game.
The flame hose factory in a lower story of the Golden Gate has changed ownership from Da' Lain to Kiel Bros. as the new proprietors. The transition marks a shift in management for the facility once run by Da' Lain.
Syracuse hosts a day of intercollegiate varsity racing with entries from Syracuse Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Georgetown. The eight oared crews display strong form with Syracuse favored to win if Cornell does not upset the race. earlier minor races crown Cornell and Syracuse in the eights.
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