Wood Returns From Tokotna Visit to Northern Commercial Stores
Wood, manager of the Northern Commercial Company's Iditarod stores, returns from Tokotna on Sunday task after an annual visit. He reports the Kuskoquin River region experiences good weather, noting the new schooner built for the Kuskoquin seat. The vessel left Seattle on its maiden voyage May 29 and will perform two round trips this season from Sy Ath to Bethel on July 15 and August 15.
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Is Wood
Northern Commercal Company
Iditarod
Tokotna
Cm Pany
Mr. Wood
Ats
Langley
Confinenions
Candle] Creek
Washburns Passengers Include Noted People In Bay
Fragmentary notes describe Washburn’s passengers including well known individuals in broad passenger and freight movements. References mention Iditarod and water routes, with unsure details about ships and stewards.
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Washburn
Deputy Clerk of Court to Be Retained Here
Deputy Clerk K Bunnell reports a telegram from the Department of Justice authorizing him to use his judgment on continuing the deputy clerk of the district court in this city. Orders for continuance were issued but the matter was presented to Judge Boni. future court terms will depend on court business and aim to expedite finances.
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Bunnell
District Court
Department of Justice
Boni
Bunnells
Dentist Dr Bebls to Visit St Michael June 18
Telegram to The Pioneer reports Dr Bebls the Hot City dentist will arrive at St Michael on June 18 and plans to meditate. He has lectured in Chicago this winter and is said to have learned the newest dental techniques and medical studies at Chicago College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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St. Michael
Chicago
Chicago College of Physicians and Surgeonanees
Notable Visitors and Local Commerce Highlight Alaska Town
The week sees discovery and privilege in Flat City with Louis Vigalius and Mrs Vigalius visiting from Discovery. Christy Autheniesan, a Flat City jeweler, arrived as a business visitor. Attorney EL Coke TEN attends district court proceedings, while Max M ith plans relocation. Local residents journey to see kin and engage in mining, farming, and retail growth, including Miss Peterson and Miss Alberta Flan. Judge Philander Gallsher departs for Sitka to recuperate, amid prominent federal figures and ongoing civic activity.
Stewart Family Returns to District Roots
Greg Stewart, an elder resident, returns from near Portland Oregon and will stay indefinitely. He is joined by his son Warren visiting the Northland for the first time since age three. Also mentions Karis Krouczunas nominated in Washington for state supreme bench. A new line of floor linoleum is received by RL Peck, First.
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Greg Stewart
Portland
Ore
Stewart
Warren
Northland
Karis Krouczunas
Alaska
Washington State
Supreme Bench
SoUgeet
RL Peck
Flst
Woman Anarchist Jailed in York for Birth Control Liaison
Emma Goldmen, labeled an anarchist by police in York and other cities, was found guilty in the criminal court of disseminating literature on birth control and received a sentence of fifteen days in the workhouse in lieu of a $100 fine. A fragment of Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph advertising copy is included in the text.
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Emma Golidmen
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Woper
Court hears two cases amid weeklong sessions
The United States district court spent the past week in daylight sessions with hearing and trial activity in Marston v Marston and Macaile Yukon Gold Co. A juries was selected for Roe Gold Co versus Pred Harricen and proceedings continued into late afternoon with testimony and legal argument shaping the record.
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United States District Court
JJ Bunnell Hy
of Marston
M. Ton
Delia McGinn
Ecibae Trane
Satheo
Notable Tourer Buck's Winter Journey Ends in Chicago
Buck, famed figure in industrial tours, travels from Ruby to a Chicago hotel after a weekend mishap at sea yard. He suffered a bruised ankle from a swinging gangplank but avoided broken bones. His itinerary included the San Francisco Exposition, stops in Texas towns, Hot Springs, and meetings with government printers in Washington.
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Cine
Old Sawaull
Ren
Wes
Ruby
Coke Hill
Arbuckle
Amley
Buck
San Fraterscn
Texas
Hot Springs
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New York
Boston
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Tui
Government Printing Office
Wickersham
Unclear OCR Note About Work and Wages
Fragmentary text references Thie Thera work and wage issues with Al Wathki. Details about employment or payment are missing, leaving a partial, non-specific note.
Fragmented notes hint at a voyage and distant journeys
Readable fragments describe a voyage with mentions of travelers and distant ports. The piece references navigation, shore activity, and a plan to farm out work for large production, plus a crew leaving shore and awaiting developments.
Unclear OCR text hints at Canarian resistance figures
Fragmentary report mentions individuals linked to a Vancouver operation and a commission in a resistance context. Details are garbled, with names and places unreadable, offering no clear events or outcomes to confirm.
Remarkable Local Fire Chief Remembered By Community
A long-time figure, J. T. Mesem, known as a top fire chief, is celebrated for organizing and leading the city’s firefighting efforts. Residents recall his seven-year tenure and lifelong dedication as a community pillar with ties to the Washburn area and Alaska dispatches.
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J.T Mesem
Washburn
Eld
Francisco
Witarnis
Mr. McGoy
Anaelisty
Alaska
1917 Calendars in Local Stores Spark Competition
Local businesses rush to stock 1917 calendars as a supply from Qut ionesr's is diverted. About ty kinds are offered with price adjustments likely, and trades expect customers to compare options before purchase.
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Ionesr
O’Farrell Marries in Tanana During Klondike Era
Frank P. O’Farrell, manager of the Tanana reisl Company, wed Miss Harper the sister of a pioneer in Tanana last Wednesday June 21. The ceremony took place at Mort Yekon with a reception and private home visit following the wedding, as Mr O’Farrell has been staying with his wife’s family since navigation began.
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Frank P. O'Farrell
Tananreisl Company
Sab Fornies
Pelson
Wirar
Misser
Merehapt
Klondike
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Mort Yekon
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Geological Survey Party Sets Sail for Northern Work
Dr Bi T Sargent leads a United States Geological Survey party of three assistants aboard a steamer bound for Anvik to begin fieldwork. The expedition plans to travel by gasoline boat and dogsled with camping outfits to City diggings as work extends toward Toilotroad during mid 1915.
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Himse
Neser Sarsent
Toitarod
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