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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
5
Reports from Washington and Mexico City describe escalating border crises asUS forces rush to the border and Carranza discussions with Latin American diplomats continue. Prisoners released and military movements across states heighten fears of imminent conflict between the United States and Mexico.
Nathan Cohen known as the man without a country died in New York after two years of being refused shelter by both the United States and Brazil. He was buried in a Hebrew cemetery on Staten Island. Born in Brazil, Cohen wandered via steamships between New York and South American ports, losing his fortune in Jacksonville, Florida, before landing in Baltimore and facing renewed exclusion. Intercession by aid societies finally allowed him to land one last time.
Sir Roger Cacon of the recent Irish uprising was found guilty of high treason and faces a death sentence in London. The historic case centered on leadership of the revolt and sparked widespread political reaction across the British Empire.
Reports suggest a dredge may be installed on Otter or Yankee creeks with operations near the center of the district, while others await arrival of a smaller dredge to be used by Riley and Marston. secrecy surrounds such developments, with few specifics disclosed and ground options secured on multiple promising creeks.
The special Iditarod term of the United States district court for the Fourth Akivks division adjourned Tuesday evening after disposing of most business. A few cases were transferred to Ruby and Paubenks terms, with some actions postponed. Decisions included Morton v. Marston for the defense, and a divided ruling in another case. The Mandley v. Vekon Gold Company verdict favored the plaintiff for damages. Several matters continued or transferred to other terms, with diveree and mortgage issues noted. The session closed with a transfer and pending items carried to next term.
A historic immigration measure broadens the exclusion list for Asiatics while narrowing privilege for migrants. The bill defines the excluded zone across central Asia with Persia untouched by blanket ban except treaty constraints. It notes special treatment for China and Philippines relations and references U S and state department positions.
Mrs Annie C Cleveland received a telegram on Wednesday from Ruby reporting the serious illness of her sister Lina Graham. The message from Mrs E Light said Lina was being cared for at William’s Home. Lina had spent months visiting her sister in this city and left last April to visit her brother on Longcreel. Many friends in this city will be pained to hear of her illness and wish for her speedy recovery.
Cameron of the firm Cameron Flat accompanied by A DeHaus returned from Telstar Saturday. They report their launch failed, then swapped boats, and finally navigated on the mail launch. Prospecting in the new district has stalled due to heat. workers continue on small claims with no report on results.
June 29 report notes rapid progress on transportation funding as the House approves an annual appropriations bill including railroad construction and maintenance items and a separate army operation appropriation. Senate committee debates naval policy and proposed capital projects as Washington eyes federal support for infrastructure.
Reports from June 20 indicate tensions in Alaska shipping as workers prepare for a potential Pacific strike. Analysts note stage set for dock disruptions and possible impact on vessels while employers anticipate decisive action.
Hans Tusche, former German army officer, appeared on trial amid a conspiracy case regarding an attempt to blow a canal. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty on the charge. Further proceedings were not detailed in the report.
William Schirmeyer the genie, famed all around athlete of the Halfway Boathouse, arrived in the city from Dikeman as the first guest for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration in Flet City. He favors a good circus but notes circuses are scarce in Alaska, so he enjoys whatever entertainment is available.
Wickersham leads a major charge in Alaska as a broader commission investigates interregional trade activity. The report notes a general investigation into cross coast dealings and the prominent figure’s role in the inquiry.
New York June 29 Former President Taft indicates willingness to work with Theodore Roosevelt and support Hughes for president. Hughes conference with Elihu Root signals unity among Republican rivals and third party movement plans are discussed.
June 26 reports from Paris and London describe trench fighting west of the Meuse and ongoing artillery actions. Milan and Petrograd note casualties from air raids and submarine activity. Washington bans sharing troop movements amid overall war coverage.
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