Reciprocity Before People of Ganeda
July 28 Ottawa wireless dispatch notes Canada voters to weigh reciprocity with the United States as Taft administration debates Alaska and territorial issues. The turmoil centers on Controller Bay grants, Pinchot, Ballinger, and a Dick to Diet letter, stirring Alaska questions amid storms on the Japan coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
United
Willrid Lautier
United States
Lington
Wireless
Spee
Alaska
Congress
Taft
Controller Bay
Forestry Department
Gifford Pinchot
Richard Ryan
Controller Bay Railroad and Navigation Co
Ito
Ryan
Guggenheims
Sunes
Northland
Representative Cox
Richar Ballinger
Interior Department
Patt
Charl
Miss Abbott
Tokio
Japan
Saki Point
Los Passenge
New York Eyes Revival of Prize Fighting
Albany reports Governor Dixio signed a bill allowing sparring exhibitions with scientific rules, sparking rejoicing among boxing fans statewide. The measure paves the way for regulated prize fighting after previous restrictions, signaling a potential revival of the sport in New York and across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dixio
New York
Various notices and odds ends from the Dikeman era
A jumble of short items mentions arriving ships and sailing dates, travelers and passengers, local businesses advertising services and goods, and names of people connected to the Dikeman area. Notes include steamship schedules, a murder conviction with upcoming sentencing, a reward for a lost trunk, and local ads for baths and fruit deliveries.
England on Verge of War With Germany Special
England faces mounting crisis over Morocco and imperial policy. Berlin press accuses Britain as foreign tensions rise. Fleet orders change, a conference possibility looms amid European dispute and Algeciras talks. Military readiness signals heightened risk of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Hews From Dikeman City and River Freight Tales
Disjointed fragments describe river freight activity near Dikeman with ships like the Reliance and Samson. Mentions of barge transfers, lightering, crews, and local personnel hint at a busy river trade on an unsettled day in the era.
Summit to Flat Tramway Nears Completion by August 15
Iditarod Traction Company expects freight transport to begin within days as construction accelerates from Summit to Flat. Three miles built, line projected to Summit Roadhouse by August 7 and reach Flat between the 10th and 15th. Rates undecided but expected low due to high tonnage capacity. roadbed to be ballasted with slag rock and moss. rock quarries along the right of way to aid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iditarod Traction Company
Maton Id Freon
Summit Roadhouse
Petition backs Capt. Donovan’s post amid transfer plans
The marshal’s office received a large petition with nearly 500 signatures urging Capt. J. J. Donovan to stay at his post in Iditarod. Chief Deputy Marshal Charles noted Donovan’s strong record, but since transfer to Gibbon is arranged, the petition will be filed as a tribute to his service. Also noted are arrivals of Mr. and Mrs. visitors and mentions of Marquam’s legal practice in Fairbanks.
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Dikeman
Harmon
Jiams
J. Levali
Uly Yesteeiay
J B Lennewartel
Montgons
Irons
Kellett
AL Krause
Dawson
Seattle
Reliance
J. J. Donovan
Iditarod
Charles
Donovan
Gibbon
Marqiai
Upper City
Fairbanks
Longfellow
Gold Belt
Grubstake Case Outcome In Rosalind I Tiffiny Suit
Judge Oversicht ruled in the case Rosalind I Tiffiny v Cretod that she held an equal share in a mining stake. The court found a half interest tied to the Homestake association and a Montana fraction near Flat, with no jury and no witnesses required.
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Oversicht
Rosalind I. Tiffiny
C. Cretod
Craig Ime
Loftgog
Apnayet
Mor
Stevens
Rote & Pardin
de Malthy Stitt
Tom
Ton Stean
Fairbank
Cecil Clegg
Henry
Big Ha Britt
Tom Maher
Bert Day
MD Luther
Hve
Homestake Association
Montana
Gold Harvest This Week Nears Quarter Million in Cleanups
The Ada silver mining trade reports record weekly takings approaching 250 000 with multiple outfits delivering strong results. Scott & Martin at Dakota Beach and Riley at Marietta posted sizable sums, while Friend & James cleared nearly 49 000 in two cuts and Monkman & Ronan netted about 7 000. Red Ellis fetched around 23 000 at Otter Beach and Dee Mading with Strandberg & Johnson plus McKinnon & McDonald are expected to add tens of thousands more. Ophir arrivals contribute roughly 26 000.
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Scott & Martin
Dakota Beach
Weaken & Riley
Andy Hensley
Dee Mading
Strandberg & Johnson
McKinnon & McDonald
Ophir
Local Shop Adicates The Best Goods And Services
City Drug Store expands inventory with Lowney choco lates perfumes pipes and pen sets. Nearby Catholic church project suffers weather delay. no completion until next Sunday. Lost item: Lacy black leather traveling bag with a diamond-studded watch. $50 reward offered at Pioneer office.
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City Drug Store
Lowney
Society
Imperial Chocolates
Westinghiolm
Henekle
Becker
IX Li
Calabash
Peterson, Meersbhaum
IR & G
Pivers
Houbigauts
Kher Bally
Pinaud
Lacy
Elite Bathhouse
Third Avenue
Lady
Pioneer Office
Valdez Faces Unprecedented Flood Threat
Valdez endures days of intense heat as a historic flood overwhelms the town. The water covers streets and drives businesses to a standstill while residents rush to higher ground and report widespread damage across the flooded area.
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Valdez
Wireless
Ally Under
Charity Ball to Benefit Hospital Sets Plans
Gharity Ball organizers press for funds to acquire hospital building or convert existing structure. Archdeacon Stuck and City Council back efforts while Ladies of the City organize event for August, with all proceeds aiding the hospital. Executive committee includes Mrs Overfield and Miss Maltby. committees handle refreshments, music, printing, and needs.
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W Hospital
Archowicon
Bishop Rowe
Davis
Archdeacon
Pas Overfield
Wong
Overfield
Miss Maltby
Chesey
Mesdames
Pha Hton
Clifton
Witte
Sumeeon
Graham
Mesdames Strone
Nestor
Duphaig
Religious Services At A B hall and Flat City
Arch deacon Stuck to officiate 11 am service at A B hall tomorrow with Rev Dr Young preaching at 8 pm on The Greatest Attraction. Catholic mass by Father Monroe at Sunday morning service in the M and M bank building. At Flat City D S Hall Young reports gold dust flows and plans Sunday services at 3 and 8 pm on August 6 20 Archdeacon Stuck to lead on the 13th and 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Hall
Stuck
Dr. Young
Father Monroe
Commner
M. & M. Bank
Wb L O
Flat City
de. S. Hall
Local Ads Mention Shop Visitors and Goods
Ashley Bain of Discovery Otter visits the city this week. Cap's Place advertises cigars and smoker items. Miss Tjornstrom develops films at McDonald Hotel. Gold B sodas are recommended. Casey at Flat City, City Drug Store, and others sell Boel and Bock cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Bain
Discovery, Otter
Cap's Place
Hock
Casey
Flat City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ganeda
Sigamer
Walter AL Lond & Co
First Avenue
Fear
Ward
LH. Moore
Grippe
Elite
Caribou Street
Rooney Nuds
Charles Ga
Jack Hilliard
Norman McCauley
Miles Canyon
Rooney
Dleatti
London
Wirel Thas
Asquith
Admiralty
Opposi
Africa
Algeciras
Hngland
Pinssens
Nasser Wil Lenny
Berlin
Dikeman City
H Nater
Yukon
Dileman
Samson
Jack Green
Holy Cross
Reliznes
Pai
Wilbur Crinnon
Diskaket
Thitarod
Frank
Abelis
H. Tiffany
Lord & Co
Lacey
Tyler
Monogram
Atherton
Cred
Empire Com
Rooney's
Miner
Gharity
Religious
Platinum
Miss Tjornstrom
McDonald Hotel
Boel
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