12 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
1
President Wilson escaped unharmed when his automobile collided with a house to avoid a fast approaching car on a narrow crooked road. The incident occurred during his visit to the summer home. his car suffered slight damage and he plans to stay for the week with Mrs. Wilson and the family in the mountains.
Alaska rail proposals and the tariff bill dominate Senate action with Alaska railroad interests pushing for northern line development. Delegates Wickersham and Joslin lobby for the Wickersham-Chamberlain bill while the House probes lobbyists tied to the National Manufacturers Association and Mulhall warns of threats.
Gettysburg Pa July 5 The Soth army of the battle of Gettysburg celebration closed last evening with about twenty thousand Civil War veterans from Union and Confederacy leaving for home. Many tented on the battlefield for the last time as heat and national unity themes marked the event. President Wilson’s speech urged burying party lines and defending the nation.
Cleveland July 11 reports John D Rockefeller marked his 74th birthday last Tuesday in this city. Born in Richford New York in 1839 he remains active with golf and a keen grasp of coal oil prices, still capable of a game and market talk.
London reported on July 11 that Greece and Servia are expected to sign the peace armistice today. The agreement aims to end hostilities between the two nations amid ongoing negotiations and regional stabilization efforts.
New York July 11 noted actor and playwright Aubrey Boucicault died yesterday in the city from pneumonia. Born in London in 1863 he was the son of Dion Boucicault the famed Irish actor and playwright who died about twenty years ago.
New York July 11 Vincent Astor the young millionaire directing his talents toward scientific farming is perfecting plans for a home for children at Rhinebeck on the Hudson. The institution will be a memorial to his father John Jacob Astor who perished in the Titanic wreck in April.
Jacob Folsom July 11 reports the execution of Oppenheimer a West known figure nicknamed the human tiger for the past eight years his attorneys failed to secure a reprieve. He was condemned for the murder of two men at the state prison in California.
Gen Rivas, a celebrated figure in the Cuban independence movement, died last night from a pistol wound after a duel in this city. The assailant's identity remains undisclosed according to authorities.local police chief confirms the incident occurred on July 11.
In Liverpool on July 11 a large group of suffragettes tried to breach police lines as the king’s procession passed. Rocks and missiles were thrown, striking storefronts and shattering hundreds of windows in crowded streets as officers restrained the crowd.
New York July 11 trainmen employed on 48 Eastern railroads await a lodge referendum to decide if a strike will be called to regulate wage differences with the companies.
A petition seeks to revoke the appointment of Alfred E. Maltby as administrator. The filing questions Maltby’s suitability and requests reversal of the administrative designation. The action reflects a formal challenge within probate proceedings.
July 11 report of terrific storms sweeping Italy with heavy rain and flooding. The fragment mentions a court filing in Comage and a hearing set at a residence in a legal matter involving Roger Second, Black Street, and Dan Hartnet. The text is garbled with unclear names and locations.
Paris July 11 Jack Johnson America’s champion pugilist arrived from Montreal and now in Havre bitter about treatment in the United States. He declares he will never again set foot on American soil. Washington July 11 Justice officials fear his Paris declaration may be a bid to appease critics and mislead about his return plans.
Paris July 1. William McCoombs, Democratic National Committee chairman, arrived recently and underwent an operation yesterday. The procedure was described as a successful, though ethical, ordeal. No details given on condition or next steps.
Bud Staid at Home and Foo Cross underwent an appendectomy today in this city, with both patients reported in stable condition and recovering in the hospital's surgical unit.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks completed their annual session in Rochester New York on July 11 with enthusiasm. Edward Leach of New York was elected grand exalted ruler and Fred C. Robinson of Dubuque Iowa was re elected grand secretary. Denver Colorado was chosen as the meeting place for 1914.
San Francisco July 11 A rag fire sweeps Mount Tamalpais causing property damage and near misses as a general alarm summons firefighters. Within a short time about 2,500 men were mobilized to check the flames and the blaze is reported under control.
Dublin July 10 suffragettes blamed for sending a bomb to John Redmond in the British house of commons. The device exploded while mail was handled at the Dublin post office injuring a few with they were not seriously hurt.
Chicago reports Henry Smith formerly of Seattle and Nome connected with insurance, who had a troubled period last months, shot himself after a chaotic time in the city. He had been in poor health and perilous circumstances, with prior ties to the insurance business and distant cities mentioned.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and two sons arrived in Lamar Lamar, Colo, and after securing camping gear and pack animals started for mountain fishing and hunting trips in Colorado and New Mexico. They plan a months long expedition before sailing from Oyster Bay to Argentina to deliver lectures.
Secretary of State Br leaves Washington next Tuesday July 15 for a six weeks lecturing tour through Indiana Illinois and Iowa.
All Masons are requested to meet at the office of C Eb Taylor this evening Saturday July 12 at 8 30 pm. Do not forget to call at the baths when you come in from the creeks. sby.
European headlines report Roumania declaring war on Bulgaria amid fierce battles with casualties on both sides. British dispatches say Romanian forces, advancing with overwhelming numbers, have pressured Bulgarian defenses and asked the Powers to intervene.
District Court opened for business with Judge Fuller presiding and juries seated. Minor hearings and demurrers dominated the week, no trials heard, as executives prepared for Geo W. Albrecht vs Riley & Marston seeking over 6000 dollars for wood cut on Boulder Creek. Upcoming cases include John Pakage for shooting Louis Scrave and two appeal cases from the commissioner’s court against Cockburn and Puntillo. The grand jury, led by foreman H H Porter, completed its work with a list of jurors named for the session.
Reports from Juneau indicate American Pulp and Paper will construct a million dollar pulp mill on Mill Creek near Wrangell. The plant will start immediately with an estimated two year build time and will utilize 390 million feet of timber nearby. Pulp manufacture is seen as a growing, profitable Southeastern Alaska industry using timber efficiently.
Nome dispatch reports District Attorney Rodey of Nome won a settlement with the Northern Navigation Company approved by Attorney General McReynolds. The company must pay back taxes and will owe 25 000 dollars annually as Yukon river tax. The suit, aligned with actions against Sesnou, aims to tax steamboat charges as territorial revenue. The Territory of Alaska will receive the taxed amounts.
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