May Fight by Wireless Says German Expert
Berlin reports a Nuremberg teacher, Christopher Wirth, unveiled a wireless remote warfare system that could render dreadnoughts and gun boats obsolete. Demonstrations showed unmanned vessels controlled from land, firing aboard weapons and detonating mines by radio with lines of defense, balloons, and aircraft also adaptable. The inventor claimed ground-to-air control of bombs, but noted ambiguity if opposing waves jam signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nuremberg
Christopher Wirth
German Navy League
Flottenverein
Wansee
Death Valley Scotty with a new bank roll lands in Goldfield
Death Valley Scotty, once broke in Reno, arrives in Goldfield with $11,000 in cash claiming to reveal wealth after August 1. He plans one final whirlwind train dash across the continent before settling down, boasting of champagne corks and expensive education from his adventures.
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Goldfield
Death Valley
Scotty
Stra
United States
Reno
Stockton Man Declares Himself Hard Luck Champion
William V. Hearn of Stockton claims a medal or belt after losing his fiancée to Los Angeles and quitting a San Francisco buyers job without notice. He also says he lost his wife and his position in the fancy dry goods department, reporting financial losses from the failed wedding.
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Stockton
Cal
William V. Hearn
San Francisco
Hearn
Los Angeles
Alleged Gamblers Acquitted in Nome Case
United States deputy marshal raided Frank Hall's premises in Nome, arresting Hall and four others on gambling charges. Cards and chips were seized as evidence. A jury trial was demanded. few witnesses testified and the jury returned a not guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank Hall
Hall
Advertised Letters List for Summit Roadhouse Move
Advertised letters of August 26 1911 call for addressees at Summit Roadhouse now relocated on the tramway line near Boulder Creek trail. Proprietors say the business continues there for the open season and will return to the old quarters when winter travel resumes. Fine weather for a steam bath at Elite Baths Caribou Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Roadhouse
Boulder Creek
Caribou Street
Notice of dissolution of Brumbaugh Hamilton Kellogg partnership
The partnership Brumbaugh Hamilton Kellogg doing business as Brumbaugh Hamilton Kellogg in machinery hardware and mechanical appliances and Samson Transportation Company on the Iditarod River Alaska between Holy Cross and Iditarod Dikednan has dissolved by mutual consent. E B Kellogg will collect and pay all Samson Transportation Company accounts while Ray Brumbaugh and H C Hamilton will collect and pay accounts from Brumbaugh Hamilton Kellogg and continue the business as Brumbaugh Hamilton. Dated at Iditarod Alaska July 7 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brumbaugh
H.C. Hamilton
E. J. Kelloge
Brumbaugh, Hamilton & Kellogg
Rairbanks
Iditarod
Alaska
Samson Transportation Company
Holy Cross
Yukon River
Dikenan
Samson ‘Transportation Company
E. B. Kellogg
Brumbaugh
Hamilton & Kellogg
Sail Ray Brumbaugh
Brumbaugh & Hamilton
Mail transfer to Iditarod Postoffice and listing of names
Innoko Postoffice discontinued July 1 1911 and all mail now found at Iditarod Postoffice. The notice lists numerous residents and a land mining labor claim transfer involving Frank Kitzman and others with expenditures and co ownership details in Otter Record and Mining Territory of Alaska Fourth Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonoko
Iditarod
Innoko
Tanke
Augusto
Jim Kellog
Ai Alexander
Bertha Keek
Herman Ansio
Kulla Atkinson
J W la Duke
Oliver Atwood
rey @ m Ludisins
Eddie H Marker
Rosco Maher Myhree Mason
Jd Mikke
Nike Moran
Frank Mynth
Mikka McCloud
Frank Kitzman
WA Dikeman
Kotm Association
Otter
Freetict
Territory of Alaska
United States
A.D. Went
Tanana Valley Fair details and Alaska notes
From Our Exchanges reports Fairbanks hosting a September 3 4 5 old fashioned country fair with livestock and exhibits. Dahl creek on Kobuk yields a 4502 nugget. Alaskan salmon packing outlook touted as banner year. J F Dignan appointed city attorney to pursue delinquent taxpayers. Water shortage on Mastodon creek limits activity in Circle country. Newsboy mine employs nine men and aims for future growth. Horseracing growing in Fairbanks. Nome resident sleeping on railroad track with rail as pillow. Seattle capitalists invest 20000 in Good News bay. Valdez hospital adopts eight weeks service hospital insurance. American mining congress chapters planned for Valdez and Seward. Nome Methodist church reopens under Rev Baldwin. Arctic Brothers of Juneau plan lodge quarters. Eagles to build hall. Valdez merchants report 90 percent May 1911 vs May 1910 business rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Knight
Dahl Creek
Kobuk
Fairbanks
J. F. Dignan
Fairbar
Nome
Seattle
H Re
Good News Bay
Valdez
American Mining Congress
Seward
Baldwin
New York
Arctic Brothers
Juneau
Eagles
Local Goods and Services Advertise in Empire Commercial Co
Card lists offerings from Old Lacey Tyler Monogram Ather ton Cedarbrook Port Sherry and Clarets. Film development by Miss Tiernstrom at McDonald Hotel. Jeece Miner's Home sells Bock cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Lacey
Tyler
Monogram
Ather,ton and
Cedarbrook
Empire Commercial Co
Miss Tiernstrom
McDonald Hotel
Jeece
Miner
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Death Valley Scotty
Willow Street
Anderson Bros
Nerland Hoo
Weiss Clothing House
Casey
Stanley's
Flat City
Hn A. & Mr. Pool Room
Snyder House
Mee Mahon
General Merchandise
Hotel Grand
the Connolly
Appleton
John Tsaueson
Isaac Abrahamson
Aluft
Baily, Win Brown
Rebt
Jakupsen
Johnnie v Johnson
Wm Johnson
Chris
Nelson, Alek
Oleson, Otto Orae
Veterson, Axel
Ruby
Innoko Postoffice
Frickson
Ally Ivars
Robt
Frisby, J P
Dibs, F
Graure
Berman Gyothe, Ed
Hartikaine
John Howe
Sam
Jankins
Fred Johnson
Ike
Eating
J m
van Kirk, Ed
WM. AL Diruman
J. Schwartz
Golden Eagle
Willow ST. Jr. Rogers
Tanana Valley
Mastodon Creek
Circle Country
Vis
Newsboy
Firma
Regina Hist
Illow St
S Nd
Ay I. Nyholm
Iditargd Hotel
Iditarod Meat Co
Pat Keys
Phil Mayhan
Ophir House
Willow St
Ophir
Flat Creek
Rlat City
Creek
Sic
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