Greece and Serbia Crush Bulgars Near Strumitz in Balkans
Greek forces attacked the Bulgarian army encamped in the Strumitz passes and routed them, driving troops through mountain defiles as Russia mediates between Greece Serbia and Bulgaria. Reports state a crushing Greek-Serbian victory at Seres and Greece rejects a local armistice while Russia seeks ceasefire terms.
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Athens
Strumitz
Greece
London
War Office
St. Petersburg
Bulgaria
Russia
Balkans
Servia
Ivanhoff
Demirh
Seres
Courts to Rule on Attorneys Fees in Willow Creek Case
District court considers payment of lawyers Albrecht and Taylor for Barney Haggerty and others in two Willow Creek cases against Frank Manley and Tom Aitken. Aitken suit dismissed. Manley and plaintiffs settled last summer with each plaintiff receiving 1000 dollars. Court may award the full 48 000 dollars plus interest to counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrecht and Taylor
Barney Haggerty
Frank Manley
Tom Aitken
Willow Creek
Aitken
Manley
Henry Roden
Mutiny Aboard the Yukon Steamer Captains and Crew Quits
Eight Yukon Navigation crew members report a night clash on the steamer Yukon at Whiskey Island. Captain Jack Green allegedly choked Teubner, leading to a mass walkout. Purser Claude Wales tried to access a gun. The voyage continued with a reduced crew, while remaining crewmen accuse underpayment and lack of meals.
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Fairbanks News
Jack Green
Iditarod
Yukon
American Yukon Navigation Company
Fairbanks
Christensen's Wood
Harry Fennings
L. Smith
E. Matsen
S. Teubner
Pete Milovic
D. McKay
Whiskey Island
Teubner
Claude Wales
Cre
Green
Reeves
Baker
Nenana
Tanana
Banner Year for U S Farmers in Grain Yields
The Agriculture Department estimates show a strong grain year with high yields for most crops. Winter wheat is put at 483 million bushels and total wheat at 701 million, about 30 million below last year. Corn yield also rises compared with last year.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
United States
Prisoner Escort Details Reported From Washington Trip
Deputy Marshal UH. P. Sheppard led a group with John R. Kilday H. N. Keys and C. A. Duffy to meet steamers Sarah and Senator for St. Michael and the Out side with John Suittella James Hansen and Pat Welch to Mt. Tabor Oregon sanatorium for insane patients. John Pukage was sentenced at McNic Island to one week to two years in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UH. P. Sheppard
John R. Kilday
H. N. Keys
C. A. Duffy
Sarah
Senator
St. Michael
John Suittella
James Hansen
Pat Welch
Mt. Tabor
Ore
John Pukage
McNic Island
Washington
Otter Precinct School District Formed
C. C. Page district court clerk established Otter precinct school district including Otter and Flat creeks. An election to select a school board will be held next Monday at Discovery with Tom McMahon Charles Stranberg and Karl Theile serving as election officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Page
Otter Precinct
Otter
Flat Creeks
Discovery
Tom McMahon
Charles Stranberg
Karl Theile
Coming and Going in the City During the Week
A. B. Rome visited the city on business last week. N. N. Jaffe now resides in Ruby after living in Flat City and was seen in town last Thursday. Wn. Kennedy, former Iditarod police chief, toured the city this week and now plans a busy winter fuel contract. A special district court term convenes in Ruby on Monday, August 11. Bob Cockburn rode the Ruby Tamarack to Dikeman Wednesday. warrants payable at the town treasurer. Hew Howland sues Nellie Bates for 75 dollars in Commissioner Albrecht’s court. a jury awards 50 dollars to Benjamin Frank C. Noyes, receiver of the Washington Alaska Bank of Fairbanks, arrived in Iditarod last Thursday. Miss Margaret Johnson, sister of Mrs. Soutar, arrived from New York last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett James are in the city briefly. CDR. Peek and Billy Taylor, Plat City merchants, were in town three days. Dave Stranberg visited Friday. Du Rand’s Discovery Cafe serves first class meals. The land sale prospect is discussed as profitable cultivation. Du Rand’s Discovery remains the eating place.
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A. B. Rome
N.N. Jaffe
Flat City
Ruby
Wn. Kennedy
Iditarid
A.C. Keun
District Court
Bob Cockburn
Tamarack
Dikeman
Albrecht
Hew Howland
Nellie Bates
Byers
Henry Weir
Tom Thurston
James Sim
Leo Clifford
John Best
Benjamin
Frank C. Noyes
Fairbanks
Iditarod
Margaret Johnson
Robert Soutar
New Yor City
Bennett James
Cdr
Peek
Billy Taylor
Dave Stranberg
Mrs. Haggert
Solibakke
Gold Street
Mrs. Schwartz
Discovery
H. Wendling
Kuskokwim
U.S
L. T. Erwin
Josephine Johnson
Miss Cedermalm
Yukon Gold Co
Wildcat Association
Merietta
James Farrell
Kuskokwimst
Jack Handley
Donlan Creek
John Tand
Chas
Strawberg
Oter Creek
P. G. Anderson
North
Dawson
Mile
Nome
Fred Anderson
Ovoville
Cal
Hill Cretskey
Henry Raider
Joe Dean
Sumit
Doe
Dad Cleveland
Glover
Dad
Crawford
Joe Henry
Able
Ion
Red Mills
Otter Creek
T. L. Denman
P.C.S. Co
Harold Seaddon
Henry du Rand
Discovery Cafe
C. R. Peck
Creeks News Roundup From Discovery and Iditarod
Reports from Discovery and Iditarod detail visits by residents and officials, a new marshal's trek through the Kuskokwim valley, hotel renovations, a laundry robbery of $825, and a large gold cleanup on Otter Creek. Names include Mrs. Bi, Mrs. Schwartz, H Wendling, L T Erwin, Joe Henry, Crawford, Red Mills, and T L Denman.
River launches Keystone and Rough Rider headline river traffic
The River reports Keystone and Rough Rider launched from the Rusk and Lacey line with barges sent to Dikeman on Tuesday morning. Steamer Little Delta departed after six weeks at W street. Water rose 1 inch above last week’s low, and Comet with Captain Norton reached port Thursday. Passengers include P Frank G Noyes Luther Godfrey J Ritter and others.
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Keystone
Rough Rider
Rusk and Lacey Line
Dikeman
Little Delta
W Street
Captain Norton
P. Frank G. Noyes
Luther C. Godfrey
J. Ritter
J. Me Ruhl
F. Meredith
John Lan Behia
N Jaffe
Gertrude Uhl
A. Carlson
Mabel Willams
Ollie Black
F. Brown
Dr A Begla Returns After Dental Study Abroad
Dr HL Behla, a popular city dentist, returns home last Thursday after a separation in the East. He spent spring abroad pursuing an updated course at a leading dental college in the states.
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HL. Behla
Iat City
Seward
Seattle Sues for 450000 Over Library Damages
Seattle seeks 450000 from a railroad firm claiming the Great Northern tunnel construction damaged the public library foundation at Fourth and Madison. The tunnel passes beneath the building. Narrative mentions Moeller arriving from Yukon Gold Co. in Flat City, Albrecht daughter travelling to Michigan then Kentucky, and Mrs. Brewis departing for the Outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Fourth and
Madison
Bids Sought for 150 Cords of Wood by Charles E Miller
Charles E Miller of Merchants cafe in Iditarod seeks bids from wood dealers to supply 150 cords. Guide mentions Crosby baths on Carbon street and a meal option at The Flyer in Discovery with quick service.
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Charles E. Miller
Merchants Cafe
Iditarod
Crosby Baths
Carbon Street
Discovery
Masonic Banquet and Ball at A B Hall This Evening
Masons of all degrees are invited to gather at A B Hall at 9 40 pm. Dancing from 9 20 to 12 with solos by Mrs M Maher Mr Harry Lel Mr George A Tenor Solo and others. Banquet at Merchant's cafe with Senator Roden master of ceremonies. Visiting guests Hon Frederick E Fuller James J Crossley C C Page Walter Rowson toasts. Dancing resumes after supper until morning.
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A.B. Tall
Merchant’s Cafe
Senator Roden
Frederick E. Fuller
James J. Crossley
C. C. Page
Walter Rowson
Ruby Camp Suffering From Water Shortage
The Ruby Record notes a dry season hampers open cut work on Long and Bear Pup. Gidlund & Co and Burke & on Bear Pup struggle with limited water, delaying full crews. Several dumps yield thousands in dust while miners press on with sparse crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Record
Bear Pup
Gidlund & Co
Burke & On Bear Pup
Burke & Strite
Warren & Strite
Kells & Co
Buckley
Novikalet Association
Knudson, Hogland & Esplen
Novikaker
Smith & Co
Boston
Dusty Diamond Shipping Out For Tanana Strike
The Dusty Diamond and eleven seasoned prospectors, led by W. H. Mer, are bound for the upper Tanana region with supplies to reach within about 35 miles of the reported strike. The crew, including Albert Martin and Chris Dahl, plans a 25 day round trip and will establish a trading post at Nabesna or Chisana.
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Tanana
Fairbanks Times
Nabesna
Chisana
Merritt
Albert Martin
Chris Dahl
Sam Moe
Victor Johnson
Adolf Holtman
Pete Holtman
Dick Thorson
Aleck Kusack
Tommy Conners
Chena
Mr. Merritt
Veils Ne
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Balkan
Sheppard
du Rand
Alaska
Fantas of Discovery
Welsh
Iditarod Wednesda
Price
Prairie Bell
W. H. Fairbanks and
Volneymond
Fort Gibbon
Eagle HS
Davis
Kotile
Delta
Circle
Herman
Melozi
Louise
Kultag
Gibbon
Minto
DR. A. Begla
Chas. T. Moeller
New York
Yukon Gold Company
Moeller
Jonas Brewis
Jig
Masonic
A.B. Hall
M. Maher
Harry Lel
George A
Crosby Keene
Percy G. Charles
Mr. Crosby Keene
Harry Leland
Quartette
George A. Greaniee
Ren G
George A. Greenlee
Dusty Diamond
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