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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
1
Enthused President Praises Campaign Progress
President returns to Washington from Oyster Bay amid cabinet and military escorts. He expresses enthusiasm for the campaign, noting recent developments have stirred opposition, and plans to reply to Bryan's demand for substantiation of charges against Governor Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Army
Navy
Bryan
Haskell
Placer Camp Thieves Target Auburn Store
A gang of thieves held up a store in Auburn, Placer County, as authorities investigate the assault and theft in the rural camplike area. The incident disrupted a local outlet and prompted ongoing manhunt efforts.
Decamp With the Stamps Bandits Loot Auburn Postoffice
Two masked men robbed the store of George Hepburn in Auburn California late last night. They held up the postmaster and took all money and stamps from the safe and till, totaling about 325 dollars. A posse pursues the burglars toward the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Cal
George Hepburn
Hepburn
Lighthouse Tender America Returns to Alaska Service
Fort Wrangell reports the lighthouse tender America is back in service along the Alaska coast after repairs. The vessel resumed duties guiding ships and aiding navigation off the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Fort Wrangell
America
Steamer Bulletin Preserves Dispatches From Fort Gibbon
The Fort Gibbon bulletin lists movements and times for steamers Isom Hamilton Barr Weare Schwatka Susie Rampart Monarch Tolovana Tanana Ne nana Reliance Florence S White Seal Delta Tana and Jeff Davis with port calls at Kokrines Nunvak Koyukuk Chena Rampart and Fairbanks. Sailings include up and down runs with times noted for 22nd and 2nd days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gibbon
Isom
Hamilton
Barr
The
Weare
Kokrines
Tanana
Minto
Healy
Evelyn
Nenana
Reliance
Florence S
White Seal
Delta
Fairbanks
Tana
Jeff Davis
Star of Bengal Runs Aground on Corona Nation Reef
The Star of Bengal goes ashore at Corona Island as life counts are reported on the wreck near reef threats. Rescuers scramble to reach survivors amid dangerous seas and shifting tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star OF Bengal
Wreck of Star of Bengal Claims 110 Lives at Coronation Island
The schooner Star of Bengal wrecked near Coronation Island at the junction of Sumner and Chatham straits. One hundred ten passengers and crew were drowned, including many Chinamen from Alaska salmon canneries. Twenty seven were saved by the Burnside tug despite heavy seas. The ship and cargo were a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canneries
Alaska
San Francisco
Warner
Burnside
Star of Bengal
Nat Goodwin Seeks Divorce From Maxine
Nat Goodwin files for divorce from Maxine after long separation. Court records indicate they have lived apart for an extended period.
Health Department Reports 1580 Cholera Cases In Hospitals
The health department announces 1 580 people are ill with cholera and currently hospitalized across facilities. Officials stress continued monitoring and containment efforts as cases rise nationally.
Authorities raid Swell Club in California
Police execute raid at The Aristocratic California Club in Los Angeles startling members and triggering investigations into club activities. Officials declined further comment while noting ongoing inquiries.
Cholera Death Toll Rises in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg cholera deaths surge with 176 reported in a day. Hospitals hold 1,580 patients as health officers push freight car removals 25 miles from the city to cope with the epidemic. City officials warn the outbreak remains unchecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Department of Health
Future mail travel diverted already
A brief note indicates future mail service has already been diverted. No further details on the diversion plan or responsible authorities are provided in the fragment.
Democratic Chairman Concentrates Attack on Roosevelt
A Democratic chairman directs a focused assault on President Roosevelt, aiming to undermine his policies and sway public opinion amid mounting criticism. The wording emphasizes a strategic political campaign to challenge the administration.
ODD FELLOWS REPORT ON MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
The report notes that over a million Americans belong to the organization. It highlights broad adoption across communities and signals ongoing growth in membership during the period.
Odd Fellows Meeting Plans Move to Seattle Next Year
Denver C o to Sept 23 The third day of the Sovereign Grand Lodge session reports total membership at 1 356 000 not counting foreign branches. Yesterday's vote decides the next annual gathering will be in Seattle during the A P Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Seattle
Thirteen French Navy Sailors Die in Gun Explosion
A gun explosion in a French naval unit results in the death of thirteen enlisted men on duty. Rescue and investigation efforts follow as authorities confirm the casualties and begin inquiries into the incident.
Weekly Mail to Seattle and Fairbanks Fortnight Schedule
From Seattle 10 Fairbanks Eagle City to receive a weekly mail service from Dawson. All points below Eagle must be satisfied for a fortnight. The notice outlines ongoing regional communications and a temporary cadence for delivery.
National Goodwin and Maxine Elliott Divorce Suit Filed
Reno Nevada Sept 23 Nat Goodwin famed comedian sues for divorce from wife Maxine Elliott stage star. Goodwin has left the stage two years ago for brokerage work in Reno while Elliott continues on stage with success. The complaint is sealed though the filing was long anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Elliott
Mr. Goodwin
Kerage
Roosevelt attack and French cruiser disaster reported
Chairman Mack accuses President Roosevelt of overreach in overriding Hitchcock and Taft harming the Republican campaign. In Toulon France thirteen French navy crewmen died when a gun exploded on the armored cruiser La Touche Treville during harbor gun drill, with several others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Taft
Republican Party
Toulon
France
Navy
Mediterranean Sea
Dawson Woman Found Injured After Gunfire
A Dawson woman was found injured by a bullet in an incident linked to L G Ben Bennett and his wife, the spouse of a local captain. Authorities reported a firearm involved, with the wounded party treated on site and the investigation continuing.
Dawson Boat of Season Leaves And Letters
A season ending move sees Dawson’s boat depart with letters aboard marking the closure. Local officials note the shift impacts plans and fans await further updates on next ventures.
Wife of Captain Bennett Wounded in Accidental Self-Inflicted Shot
Ms Bennett, wife of Captain Lionel Gordon Bennett, was found with a bullet wound to the breast at her Dawson home and was taken to Hospital. Neighbors say the shooting was accidental while she examined a revolver belonging to her husband. Dr Catto reports a good chance of recovery. Captain Bennett is a longtime gold commissioner and former Yukon Field force captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Commissioner's
Eam
Yukon Seid
Dr. Catto
Stock Market Opens With Rush to Buy Stocks
Investors flood the market as prices dip on opening trading. Many seek bargains and rush to buy, betting on a rebound as brokers report active orders and strong interest from buyers.
Mail Route Changes From Seattle to Fairbanks
Authorities report the Seattle to Fairbanks mail has shifted to a Valdez direct route to Fairbanks. Local Dawon mails to the interior will depart weekly to Eagle, and points below Eagle will receive mail twice a month from Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Seattle
Fairbanks
Valdez
Interior
Eagle
Roosevelt to rule on monument wireless use
The signal corps and the commission overseeing the Washington Monument disagree on using the monument as a wireless station. A decision is expected soon and will rest with President Roosevelt to determine propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Signal Corps
Washington Monument
Roosevelt
AT THE HOSPITALS
Nothing new in serious cases reported. Dave Hall, who narrowly escaped with his life, is no worse and seems in a fair way to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hall
Honeymoon Trip Bypasses Rails Brakes to Seattle
John Barker and his bride arrived in Seattle from Lincoln Nebraska on their honeymoon. They crossed the distance by riding the brakebeams of railway cars describing the perilous journey as enjoyable despite danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John Barker
Lincoln
Nebraska
Weather forecast promises rain to quell regional forest fires
The weather bureau reported general rains within 24 hours for fire affected districts in Wisconsin and upper Michigan and expect the same rains to reach the Adirondack region of New York within 12 hours. The rains are forecast to be heavy enough to quench the fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau Today
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Adirondack
New York State
Highly Respected Man Proves 10 Be Burglar
John Spencer was sentenced in Leicester on a year of hard labor for robbery. He confessed to multiple burglaries, including the home of Mrs. David Beatty, daughter of the late Marshal Field. Spencer had an excellent reputation and led a Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
England
John Spencer
David Beatty
Marshal Field
Prince
Chicago
Spencer
Forest Fires Burn $1 Million Daily in Adirondacks
Washington dispatch reports forestry stations in the Adirondack mountains northeastern New York warn fires are destroying timber valued at one million dollars each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Forestry Bureau
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Mrs. Beam Recovers Well After Major Operation
Mrs. Charles Beam underwent a serious operation at St. Joseph's Hospital yesterday morning. She rallied nicely from the procedure and its outcome is reported as successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beam
St. Joseph's Hospital
New York Labor Men Endorse Bryan in Labor Rally
Rochester reports the Federation of Workingmen of New York passed a resolution at its annual convention urging laborers to vote for William Jennings Bryan in the upcoming national campaign. The body backed President Samuel Gompers of the AFL in his appeal to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Federation of Workingmen of
State of New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Market Opens Frenzied Then Settles With Gains
In New York today the stock market opened with a rush to buy driven by low prior close prices. The rush eased as quotations moved up, prices fluctuated, and by the close all securities showed gains with a confident mood on the exchange floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dome Creek couple wed at Shaw house in ceremony
Miller Thostesen, a Dome Creek operator, married Edith Johnson, longtime Dome central telephone office worker. The couple exchanged vows at the Shaw house with Rev. John Parsons officiating and Miss M Halley of Cleary Creek as bridesmaid. A large crowd from Dome Creek attended the reception at the hotel parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Thostesen
Dome Creek
Edith Johnson
Dome Central
Johnson
Shaw House
John Parsons
M. Halley
Cleary Creek
Steamship Campbell Sails from Dawson with Large Freight
The Campbell sails from Dawson this afternoon carrying 75 sacks of malt for Fairbanks. She also transports thirty tons of perishables, two hundred tons of merchandise, 49 calves, and a list of passengers including Mrs J A Robertson, J J Milligan and wife, O Hanghet, P Amdal, Mrs H Rathbun, Miss A Desutter, W E Lawrence, Mrs J Eniund, H E Lebell, Amvari Pettison, Louis Couston, J E Lelay, George Wallace, Charlie Freeman, P Anderson, Miss Agnes Leonard, George Walker, Andrew Gordon, William Stockwell, John O'Brien, George Harvey and wife, C F Powett, Arthur Ligue, Carl Peters, Ed Guidi, F Botesogeuna, James Jennings, Nichii Phillips, Jules Alegaret, for Gibbon Mrs Kennedy, Dave Lowrey and wife, and further passengers. for Hot Springs W E Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
J. A. Robertson
J. J. Milligan
O. Hanghet
P. Amdal
J. E. Lelay
Geo. Wallace
Charlies Freeman
Taft Rally Draws Crowd with Humorist APE
A Taft rally featured entertainment by humorist APE delivering a distinctive performance. The act drew attendees and added lively commentary to the event.
Candidate Warns Partners Against Pine-Sounding Sophistries
A political candidate cautions allies against the Democratic leader's rhetoric as a large crowd of neighbors watches and listens at a public gathering. The event underscores local engagement and party strategy ahead of upcoming votes.
Taft Campaign Stop At George Ade Farm
A large crowd of farmers gathered at George Ade s country home in Brook to hear Taft speak Ade introduced the candidate with humor and urged residents to support the fall dinner pail Taft warned against radicalism and contrasted it with the opponent s erratic stance Ade distributed a humorous tench served in dinner pails to echo the campaign war cry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade
Mail Departures and Delays From Fai Banks
The mail leaves Fai banks this morning on the Reliance to deliver passengers and mail to Schwatka. The Campbell carried Dewson yesterday and should arrive in about a week. Incoming steamers report missed connections and mail not delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwatka
Dewson
Campbel
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Koyukuk
Chena
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Monarch
Tolovana
Corona
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Francisco
Coronation Island
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Chatham Straits
Nat Goodwin
Maxine
Health DE
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Club
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ODD Fellows
They
Times
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der of Odd Fellows
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Reno
Nevada
Mrs. Good
Win
Reno, Nevada
Ami
Man Mack
Democratic
Paign
President Roosevelt
L. G. Ben
BIG Revolver
Husband
Tally
Washington Monument Commission
Bride
Lincoln West
Weather Bureau
Adirondacks
Wil
Gompers
Mrs. Miller Thostesen
Veal Por Faithbank
Er Campbell
Ape
Charac
Faibanks
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