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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
2
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An editorial argues the government should enable Alaska development with stable policy and available federal funds. It notes assurances of $10,000,000 for railroad construction once coal from Matanuska is ready, and emphasizes opportunities from Panama Canal completion and immigrant ships. It urges Congress and the President to foster investment-friendly conditions to unlock Arctic wealth.
A chaotic disaster struck Beach California on May 3 during a Queen Victoria birthday celebration in the divorium. A sudden collapse left about 50 dead and many injured as revelers were carried out of the wreckage.
Articles of agreement were signed today for a bout between Leach Cros and Bud Anderson on July in this city. Much interest centers on this contest as both men are top contenders in their class involve.
Montreal report says the famed Polish wrestler Zhy received skull injuries in a severe wrestling bout. He is hospitalized and expected to remain there for several weeks as doctors treat the wounds and monitor his condition.
Washington May 31 The Republican National Committee plans to meet 60 days after Congress adjourns to choose when and where a national convention will be called to discuss party representation and basis for the party's future plans.
Fred Chi, known in Fairban district, was found dead in his Ruby cabin on April 22 after reportedly taking a dose of laudanum the previous day. He had shown melancholia shortly before the death but friends believed it to be temporary. He was buried in Ruby cemetery.
Tokio May 31 The condition of the Mikado continues to improve and physicians report progress toward recovery as the illness strengthens. The article notes ceremonial context and advises passengers to visit Crosby baths on Cariou Street after disembarking the vessel.
District Attorney Crossley reports the attorney general authorized use of license funds to aid injured miners without court permission, with district judge approval. Taft’s 1913 vow guides expenditures from clerks in four districts, though locals await the law copy. Deputy Marshal Mathews coordinates regional relief as declines in red tape follow Washington.
A Baltimore Sun verse praising the home as the sweetest place for men women and children. It extols each man’s wife bread child and home as superior, claims universal happiness if every home is ideal, and envisions better people when domestic life shines.
H F Hansen representing Neustader Bro and Wells Hardware Co and the Daugherty Shoe Co announce their teams will arrive in Iditared around June s Mar Du Rand's, a notable local trade update from the period.
At the semi monthly Camp Iditarod No. 27 meeting a sizable crowd discussed the upcoming Second Anniversary Ball set for Tuesday in June. Entertainment volunteers were named and ticket price listed at 3 dollars with fashion displays and new gowns on the big ballroom floor. Wilbur Kilgore, basketball team member, was initiated into the brotherhood and is the son of a public school retiree who plans to attend the event.
A fragment from a Alaska legal section notes a pause or delay in court actions under Fourth Circuit guidance. Details remain unreadable, but the notice signals scheduling changes affecting ongoing cases and involved parties.
Ti Fuller requests a special term of the district court to convene at Ruby on May day. The notice indicates the court will address urgent matters and set schedules for upcoming proceedings.
J Sandback, Register, announces issuance of a patent for 21.61 acres along the Kuskokwim river at Bethel, Alaska. The land, identified as U.S. Survey No. 1003, runs from Moravian Mission Reserve to ordinary high water mark and is described by field notes and monuments. Adverse claimants must file with Nome land office to avoid bar.
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