River Traffic Updates on Iditarod River After Low Water Surge
Navigation notes show Iditarod River at low water for the year with sailing logs listing arriving ships Prairie Bell from Dikesmes and several connections among Dawson Fairbanks St Michael and Nulato with multiple departures and arrivals including Julia B Sibella Jacob s and Yukon. The table traces daily movements from June 3 to June 11 detailing boats and timing across lakes and streams with several up and down runs and waterway hubs such as Gibbon Tolovana and Forty Mile.
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Washiurn—Ar Gibbon
Delis
Melozi
Jacobs
Hot Springs
Spami
Sibella
Gibbon
Dawson
Yukon
Fairbanks
Nasuilin
Eagle
Tolovana
Kerr Down Circle
Julia B
Aths
Washburn
Gibt Delta
Kaltag
Cobs
Minty
Sibella— Co Rampert
Njin
Hootalingua
Davis
Circle
St. Michael
Robert E. Lee
Kokrines
Mariposacid
London
Delta
Sulato
Fairbanks K
Hootalingus
Alaska
Dawa Hootalingua
Whitshorse
Fortymile
Burn
Edna
Dikeman
Julia Bo
Kerr
dJacobs
Upi McCarty
C P Sel
Whitehorse
Tih
Sarah
Mariposa
Iditarod
Sea Wolf
Luter
St Z
Sakha
Casca
Yukon Crossing
Prairie Bell
St Micheel
Hootslingua
Dawsy
Selau
Nenana
Saleha
Selkirk
Tolowana
Up Hook
Yih
Owlingua
Coffee Creek
Down Circle
Sarsh
Chena
Nulato
Koyukuk River
Washburn Leaves Nulato For Dikeman With Passengers
Telegram reported the steamer Washburn departed Nulato at night bound for Dikeman carrying seventy tons of freight and fifteen passengers. Among them were Charles Kuss bank president Howard Turner Northern Commercial Company auditor and Mrs Si Atwell wife of the steamer master. A Rubber Goods line advertised at Boast Flat and Iditarod.
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Harry Watson
Washburn
Nulatoh
Dikeman
Charles Kuss
Miners & Merchants Bank
Howard Turner
Northern Commercial Company
Si Atwell
Little Delts
Ruby
Sarah
St. Michael
Nulato
Dikenian
Dikenan
KG. Manto
Willow Creek
C. R. Peek
Flat City
Charles Ross
Miners & Merchants’ Bank
F. A. Cleveland
Chinese American Bank in Formation in New York
The American financial conference opens in New York with plans for a Chinese American Bank. The bank would have a $6 million capital and a chief branch in San Francisco, with shares split between China and the United States.
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New York
Chinese Commercial Commission
St Francisco
China
America
Packets and Passages Tie Dikenian Transfer to Washburn
June dispatch from London notes German reports claim Prymrys fell but warn U S Roumania and Bavaria shadow the event. Germany apologizes to Norway for the Belridge sinking as Asquith plans talks on securing a further loan worth £300,000,000.
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London
Prymys
United States
Roumania
Baly
Germany
Norway
Mr. Asquith
Rail route to Fairbanks gains firm backing from government officials
Alaska survey parties arrive in Fairbanks as Commissioner Thomas J. Tr. of the Alaska engineering commission outlines planned 125 mile Nenana to Fairbanks location surveys and possible Goldstream line. If favorable conditions persist, the interior route will be chosen with rapid rail construction anticipated next year.
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Fairbanks News-Miner
Fairbanks
Lane
Nenona River
Iwe
Lam
Nenana Canyon
Nenana
R. J. Weir
Ship Creek
Seward
Jey
Nolan
Goldstream Line
Bailey
Commission
Fairboal
Nenana Iriver
Kuntishna
Broad Quarta
Tolovana
Riggs
Alaska
D. E. Large
Stefan Shuman
B. Richardson
E. E. Bennett
JH. W. Sterling
Astor’s Posthumous Son Requires Funds
Mrs Madeline Astor, widow of Colonel John Jacob Astor, testified in court that her son needs $30,000 annually for maintenance. The chaotic dispatches note German actions in East Africa and Danish suffrage mentions, with stray ad text about steam showers from Boas.
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Astor
York
Madeline Tor
John Jacob Astor
All's Well That Ends Well in Iditarod Payments
Mrs. Mutchler explains the McLeod bill settlement in Iditarod Alaska on June 10 1915 noting creditors reduced medical hospital clothing and incidentals and that $249.50 was spent from collected funds. Mrs Patchell corroborates donation of a laundry bill and waives payment toward the prospector now gone Outside.
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Mutchler
Iditerod
Alaska
Wditarod Pioneer
McLeod
Patchell
Flat City
Stanley
Selma Mutchler
A. G. McLeod
E. Patchell
Ex Senator Roden criticizes new Alaska mining law sparking British dissension
Arrivals from Fairbanks include ex Senator Henry Roden who questions the Alaska legislature's mining statute. He opposes the shift from the Roden plan requiring 100 dollars of annual assessment work per twenty acres to a single year upon location, foreseeing litigation and delay. Senator Dan Sutherland notes widespread discontent as work slows despite many claims. In London a cabinet row erupts over an anti-home-rule Irish viceroy, prompting threats of resignation.
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Henry Roden
Fairbanks
Roden
Juneau
Inter
Abiska
San Francisco
San Diego
Iditarod
Alaska
Senator Roden
Dan Sutherland
Tolovang
London
Mayor Stanton Proves Political Foresight in Bryan Bet
A local note credits Mayor Stanton with keen political instinct after he bet on Secretary Bryan’s resignation. The wager evolved to a $5 stake on Bryan not remaining secretary of state past six months, a prediction he confirms by the time the news arrives from Iditarod. Fresh Olympia Oysters, for cocktails, $2. iditatod Meat Co
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Stanton
Court of St. James
Ned
Bryan
Mr. Stanton
Platte
Iditarod
Stor
Olympia
Italian Reservists Called as U S Births in Range 1877 95
Americans received mysterious warnings by telephone to leave England. Mine Inspector Maloney begins annual district inspection after arriving from Fairbanks. Tony Gularte travels on Cody's freight wagon to Discovery Otter to stay with Frank Font. Mrs Emma W Carr, ex Mrs Ferguson, arrived from Fairbanks. References to local businesses and services concluded with scattered notices.
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London
England
Maloney
Fairbanks
Tony Gularte
Cody
Discovery
Otter
Frank Font
Arrest of Frederick Still Wagon for Blackmail
Frederick Still wagon was arrested in New York on June 3 charged with sending fourteen letters to Cunard Steamship Line officials demanding sums of money under threat of dynamiting vessels.
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New York
Frederick Stillwagon
Cunard Steamship Line
British Agent Named to Represent War Office in U S
Vancouver June 5 report that Thomas Shaughnessy was appointed by the British war office to act in America for purchasing war munitions. The dispatch notes his assignment involves coordinating Allied arms supplies and procurement channels.
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Vancouver
B.C
Thomas Shaughnessy
British War Office
America
Noted Prisoner Released in Milan
Countess Tarnovicz, the Russian woman sentenced May 19 for complicity in Count Kumsrowsk's murder, has been pardoned and released in Milan.
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Milan
Tarnovicv
Kumsrowsk
Federal probes into British recruiting in Boston
June 5 report states federal officials are investigating doubtful methods used by the British to recruit young Americans for the British army in Boston. The article notes official scrutiny and concerns over recruiting practices targeting U S citizens.
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Boston
Greek King in Bad Way
Athens June 5 King Constantine has worsened suddenly doctors say an operation to remove one or more ribs is necessary to treat his condition.
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Athens
Constantine
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J.T
Lebarge
Swift
Sam
Applebaum
Iditarod River
Pri
Ansleys
Ansley's Iditarod
Nnlato
Boast
Flat
William Taylor
Smith’s Gun Store
Leo Frank
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Prison Commission
Mary Phagen
Eorgia
Frank
Pacific Coast
Tacoma
English Channel
Manley
Miners & Merchants Bank of Iditarod
America Yukon Navigation Company
A Y. N. Co
Africa
Herman von Weissman
Sphynxhs Yassu
German East Africa
Denmark
Amsterdam
Helen
Crosby
Lake Lebarge
John B. Stetson
A. J. Weiss
Flat Creek
Western Union
Bedford-Mcneil
the Americana
George Marsh
A.D. Currie
Bayles Clothing Co
Iditarod Discovery
Pioneer Creek Agencies
Tony
Emma W. Carr
Ferguson
Crosby Massagi
C. C. Chittick
Boas
Discovery Otter
Harry Donnelley
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