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Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1911

Page

3

Juries Drawn for Iditarod and Fairbanks Courts

In Fairbanks the July term juries were drawn with Judge Overfield presiding. A grand and petit jury were chosen for the Iditarod term opening July 10, while only a petit jury was selected for the Fairbanks term opening July 6. The pool included fifteen names from the jury box with many Iditarod selections and multiple Otter and Flat residents among the jurors.

Fairbanks Iditarod Iditarod City Overfield Cushman Juneau P. G. Charles Martin Hardred Jossley

Will Rouse Shining Light for a While

Yukon Valley News reports editor Joe Willoughby departs leaving Tanara A G Stamm as helm. George Wilson resigns as compositor to return to the hills, leaving the paper short staffed and prompting questions about the future of Panama’s weekly print.

Tanara A. G. Stamm Yukon Valley News Act Heae Joe Willoughby Ruby City George Wilson George Panana

Col Blethen Indicted for Criminal Libel in Seattle

Col. Blethen editor of the Seattle Evening Times is indicted by a grand jury on criminal libel in a grafting conspiracy. Bail set at 25000. Names of other conspirators are not given. Salt Lake City May 24.

Seattle Col. Blethen The Seattle Evening Times Grand

Old Timer Frozen to Death on Iditarod Trail

Henry O'Brien, an elder resident of Tanana, was found frozen to death on the trail between Iditarod and the Red Mountain country. He had a pack on his back when found, with the pack lying beside him.

Tanana Henry O'Brien Iditarod Red Mountain Country Jim Stevenson Laboutexu Red Mountain

Cholera Quarantine Lifted in Honolulu

The quarantine against cholera has been lifted as inspectors report the endemic under control. Travelers may arrive and depart at their pleasure.

Honoliu

San Francisco Fair Fund Hit $100000

Harrisburg report states an appropriation of $100,000 has been raised for the San Francisco fair to be held in 1915.

Harrisburg Penn San Francisco

Governor Hughes Likely to Seek Presidency in Progressive Republican Party

The New York World on May 24 announces Governor Hughes as a forthcoming candidate for the U S presidency under the Progressive Republican banner. The report emphasizes a formal bid by Hughes and outlines party backing and potential political impact.

New York The New York World Gov. Hughes United States

Council Advised To Let It Alone On Waterfront Access

City Attorney Roden advised the council to avoid establishing an open way along the waterfront. He said existing dedicated streets may be kept open, but unaccepted waterfront paths rest with individual citizens. The dispute may move to court as Steenberg Bros. and others plan suit to vacate parts of the block for access.

Roden Caribou Street Republic Steendberg Bros

Pacific Coast Steamship Cottage City Wreck Draws Criticism

In Yukon coverage the Cottage City wreck is noted with little loss of life. The Pacific Coast Company’s northern run ships have been unpopular with interior residents who favor newer, better equipped steamers that don t peddle fish along the route to Southeast Alaska. The Whitehorse Star argues the company must replace the vessel with a modern steamer rather than another tub to satisfy travelers between Seattle and Skagway.

Pacific Coast Steamship Company Cottage City Northern Pacific Coast Company Alaska Seattle Skagway Whitehorse Star

Lang Sued for $50,000 Breach of Promise Claim

May Armstein sues Frank Lang in Nome for 50 000 alleging breach of promise. The report notes a verdict of one dollar.

Frank Lang Seattle Mae Armstein Nome

Women Favor Sunday Shows in Kansas City Meeting

Kansas City club women held a mass meeting last evening and voted in favor of day shows. The move aims to expand community entertainment options and reflect local interests.

Kansas City

Republicans in Chicago Aim to Secure National Convention

National Convention in Chicago on May 24 is being sought by city Republicans. The party organizers work to secure hosting duties for the event.

Chicago

Mrs Taft Improves After Nervous Collapse

Mrs Taft in New York shows marked improvement after a nervous collapse on Sunday and will return to Washington on Thursday.

New York

Su. Departed for Dike After Overhaul

After a thorough overhauling the old was practised by the new. The Su. departed for Dike on Tuesday afternoon kicking up a swell that would do credit to the Lusitania. Cy Atwell, owner and moving spirit had a bright smile as the new paint.

Dike Lusitania Cy Atwell

Jubilant Mosquito Fleeters Amid Dry Weather

Report describes a prolonged spell of dry weather easing river levels at the Iditarod. The river has nearly reached last summer’s low stage, delaying flood risk but prompting a busy opening of the boating season with small craft already in the water and more being built.

Iditarod

Frank Fontas Heads to Chandlar District for Quartz Camp

Frank Fontas a known saloon man and partner of Manuel Galarte leaves on Wednesday to inspect Chandlar country and the Chandlar lake area. Mining men anticipate a real quartz camp after Fontas visits the region, hoping for updates on prospecting prospects.

Frank Fontas Manuel Galarte Chandlar Chandlar Lake Mr. Fantas

Newsboy Quartz Claim Glitters With Rich Ore Findings

Cleanup at the Chena mill yielded 708 ounces of amalgam from 68 tons of Newsboy claim ore. A gold brick weighing 205 ounces, valued at about $73 per ton before concentrates, plus assays exceeding $90 per ton, highlights depths of 110 feet in a 20 by 20 foot space. Sherard, Golden and Scrafford push development as the brick attracts attention in Suter's window.

Chena Newsboy Little Eldorado Cleary Sherard, Golden and Scrafford Suter Fairbanks Cit

What a Headache Cure at Elite Steam and Turkish Baths

An advertisement touts headache relief at the Elite steam and Turkish Baths on Caribou Street offering cooling steam baths and therapeutic routines for relief.

Caribou Street

City Maes Petition to Taft for Alaska Lands Aid

A mass meeting in Seattle approved drafting a petition to President Taft asking for opening Alaska coal lands and for a territorial form of government. The move aims to secure federal action and local governance standards.

Seattle Taft Alaska

Hello girl switchboards coming to Front Street

Henry Weir of Iditarod Telephone says the hello girls will soon handle Flaters complaints as the new Front Street exchange is installed opposite E W Griffin & Co. A double shift of operators will staff the line with boards installed after boats from Fairbanks arrive. The Flat town offices move into roomy new quarters to meet growing business.

Henry Weir Iditarod Telephone Company Front Street E. W. Griffin & Co Fairbanks Cenient Vease

Clarence Darrow Arrives in Los Angeles for McNamara Trial

Prominent defense attorney Clarence Darrow has reached Los Angeles to prepare the case for the McNamaras, held on charges related to the Los Angeles Times bombing. The session is set to begin in Tyne as Darrow begins pretrial work amid local oil industry chatter and regional developments.

Los Angeles Clarence Darrow Thhe McNamaras Los Angeles Times Tyne

You can dance at A. B. hull

A social dance event is announced for Saturday the 24th at A. B. Hull location inviting attendees to enjoy music and dancing.

A. B. Hull

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