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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notice from a historic publisher warns men of accuracy in notices and legal notes. It mentions subscription details and disclaimer about copy accuracy and advertising responsibility. The text emphasizes clearly written notices with names and dates and cites potential forfeiture issues.
An editorial argues for swift government action to promote Alaska’s development with ample capital. It cites assurances of $10,000,000 available for railroad construction once coal resources like Matanuska mine open, and urges stable policy to attract American capital for mines and farms. It links canal completion and immigrant flow to future wealth, urging federal leadership and balanced growth.
A May day celebration in Beach California for Queen Victoria's birthday led to a sudden catastrophe. The incident left about fifty dead and many injured as victims were carried from the scene.
Articles of agreement were signed today for a bout between Leach Cros and Bud Anderson on July in this much anticipated fight. Pince Rivers and Willie Ritchic joined bids, with plans for a city spectacle on July 4. The event drew wide local interest as both fighters rank among the top contenders in their class.
Montreal May 31 A famous Polish wrestler Zhy received skull injuries in a severe bout. He is in hospital and will be kept there for several weeks.
Washington May 31. The Republican national committee meets 60 days after the adjournment of Congress to decide where and when a national convention will be called. The aim is to discuss the basis of party representation and related planning.
Fred Chi, known in Fairbanks as a young man living in Chena, was found dead in his Ruby cabin on April 22 after reportedly taking a dose of laudanum. He showed signs of melancholia before the act, but friends believed it a temporary mood. He was buried in Ruby Cemetery.
The Mikado's condition improves and his recovery progresses satisfactorily according to his physicians. After disembarking, a steam bath is recommended at Crosby baths on Cariou street.
District Attorney Crossley reports that no further permission is needed to spend license funds for relief of injured miners. Attorney General’s instruction follows Taft’s March 3 1913 vow. Money to aid the afflicted at Kokrines and Nolate to be drawn from license funds. details await copy of law. Deputy Marshal Mathews coordinates river depots for prompt relief.
A Baltimore Sun quotation extols the domestic ideal where each man believes his home wife and child are supreme. The verse celebrates hearth virtue and asks for better children and men as the ultimate reward of loving homes and devoted wives.
H F Hansen representing Neustader Bro and Wells Hardware Co and the Daugherty Shoe Co due to arrive in Iditared about June s Mar Du Rand’s Discovery the place to eat confirms a regional business caravan heading to the remote trade hub.
A full Camp Iditarod No 27 meeting discusses the second anniversary ball for June Tuesday. Entertainment committee plans decor and attire, tickets set at $3, and new gowns and fashions expected on the big ballroom floor. Wilbur Kilgore from the local basketball team is initiated into the brotherhood.
A terse court notice references the Alaska Fourth District court and a strict procedure related to a payment or proceeding in the Alaska judiciary. Specific parties, dates, and actions are not fully readable in the fragment.
Ti Fuller of the Fourth Judicial District summons a special term of the district court to convene at Ruby on Monday next.
Public land patent notice for 21.61 acres along the Kuskokwim River Bethel Alaska in the Moravian Mission Reserve. It lists Frank Joaquin G A Fowles and ON Veil as claimants, and states adverse claims must be filed with Nome Alaska Land Office to avoid barring under May 1 1939 statute.
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