Guilty Plea Shocks Dawson Murder Case
Ned Elfors pleaded guilty at arraignment in Dawson on murder charges. The judge allowed a change to not guilty after court consultation, with trial now set for July 6 likely to last less than a day.
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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1908
Page
1
Ruef's Bail Bonds Refused by San Francisco Court
The court denied Abe Ruef's release today citing the prosecution attack on the bail sureties. The accepted sureties must be twice the bail amount, and those offered for Ruef were deemed unacceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Ruef
Roosevelt to write African hunt serial for 100000 dollars
President Roosevelt has accepted a magazine offer to author a serial story describing his African hunting and exploration experiences. The payment is reported at 100000 dollars, cited as the highest sum ever paid for a magazine story. The decision was authorized for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Dry season again halts river shipping to Dawson
Low water on the LaBerge bars traps the Casca and Selkirk with passengers and freight. Delays threaten heavy losses as river traffic between Whitehorse and Dawson remains stalled. The D R Campbell’s sailing to Fairbanks is postponed due to late Whitehorse boat arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
LaBerge
Whitehorse
Casca
Selkirk
D. R. Campbell
Fairbanks
Fatal Tallyho Accident Strikes Convention Leader
Mrs Henry Wynn wife of Mayor Wynn of Malden Mass was killed when a tallyho coach overturned on a Boston trip during a Women s clubs convention delegation ride Three others were seriously injured in the crash causing gloom at the gathering and highlighting the dangers of the journey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Service
Newport
Henry Wynn
Wynn
Malden
Mass
Ynn
Boston
Syracuse Varsity Eight Edges Columbia In Four-Mile Battle
Syracuse wins a near photo finish over Columbia in a grueling four mile rowing race. Cornell finishes third in a tight field with Pennsylvania and Wisconsin close behind as large crowds endure intense heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse _ varsity
Columbia
Syracuse
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Wickersham Addresses Strong Ester Crowd
A large Ester social hall audience welcomed Judge Wickersham for a major campaign meeting. Falcon Joslin opened, followed by L. T. Erwin, with big applause for Wickersham. The Fairbanks party traveled by rail and car, planning later talks at Chatanika City and Cleary City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Judge Wickersham
Ester City
Legislature approves 20000 for Exposition building
Jefferson City is to represent Missouri at the A Y P fair with a 20000 appropriation for an exhibition building on the grounds. The action follows earlier state and national commitments as the Seattle show looms. Seattle also reports the death of Captain David Wallace a veteran master with the Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
United Press Service
Seattle
David Wallace
Wallace
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Natatorium Opens in Dawson Big Rink Converted
Dawsons D A A rink building has been converted into a large natatorium with the plunge opened to the public last Thursday. The bathing place has become a huge hit and is drawing heavy patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rink
Women mobilize in Tennessee primaries for prohibition governor
Reports from across Tennessee indicate women are taking an active role in campaign work for the primaries. They organize under a state-wide group aiming to elect a governor who supports prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Vermont Convention Chooses Delegation For Bryan
Burlington reports the Vermont convention concluded with a Denver-bound delegation elected without instructions. A canvass shows Bryan, despite a tough statewide fight, likely holds a fair majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Service
Burlington
Vermont
Denver
Bryan
Riders Wanted for Fourth of July Parade
Dr. Hall in charge of the parade and other Fourth of July features asks for riders. He needs a score or more men with horses to spare a short time for the parade and asks interested riders to leave their names. Dr. Hall will provide sashes and batons for aids to the grand marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hall
Hall
Pioneers Return North Leaders Visit Arctic Brotherhood
William H. Baird Carl M. Johanson and Carson Eagles and Arctic Brothers were guests at a Arctic Brotherhood camp meeting in Dawson on June 27. They traveled toward Fairbanks with other notable visitors joining the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
William H. Baird
Carl M. Johanson
Fairbanks
Baird
Johanson
Carson
All Eagles
Arctic Brothers
Arctic Brotherhood
Labor agitation over 2.25 day laborers in Dawson
A mass meeting is planned on First avenue in front of the Canadian Bank of Commerce to oppose the importation of $2.25 a day laborers by the Guggenheims. Leaders include "Pickles" Falconer and Joe Clarke as organizers prepare a move to halt immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Guggenheims
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Thaw Habeas Corpus Win Delays Mattewan Return
New hearing sought after Harry Thaw wins a habeas corpus ruling in Poughkeepsie preventing his return to Mattewan asylum. Attorneys argued that his condition would worsen if removed, marking a major victory for Thaw's counsel and prompting hopes for a jury renewed hearing and potential freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torneys
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Mattewan
Annular Sun Eclipse to Cross North America
An annular solar eclipse will begin at 9 27 tomorrow morning Washington time and last about three hours. It will be visible across the United States Canada Mexico and Central America with the path near Mexico City Tampa Florida and the Bermuda Islands before ending off Western Africa. The total event spans about six hours and covers 128 degrees 48 minutes of longitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Mexico
Central America
Mexico City
Tam
Florida
Bermuda Islands
Atlantic
Africa
Corson Plans Alaska Campaign Victory Confidence
John W. Corson and his secretary Harry Steele arrived en route to Fairbanks after a reception in Alaska. He leaves on the Campbell Monday and predicts 86 percent support in Juneau and Skagway, expressing satisfaction with the reception and faith in victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
John W. Corson
Harry Steele
Fairbanks
Campbell
Corson
Service
Alaska
Junean
Skagway
Baseball game this afternoon between A B s and N C s
A baseball game is set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the local grounds between the A B s and the N C s. Wakefield is injured and either Graff or Geiss will pitch for the A B s. Afterward the teams travel by railroad auto to Ridgetop to face the creek nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Graff
Geiss
N. C
A. B.s
Ridgetop
N. C.s
McGuire
Hodge
Briggs
McCarthy
MecClaire
Clausen
DeBawn
Eff
Ross
Kennedy
Stroecker
Parsons
Montgomery
Ritz
de Journel
Love as a Fever Eternal Belief Quote
A fragment reflects on love as a fever where the delirium persuades the heart it will last forever. It frames passion as a believing delirium that may blur time and judgment.
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