Cossacks of Russia Ride At The Frontiers
The Cossacks form a mounted arm in the Russian forces with about 182000 men, serving twenty years and owning their horses. They are noted for horsemanship, discipline, and a fierce fighting spirit, with stories of Kruttchoff and swift, decisive cavalry actions amid Austro-German conflict. The article also notes their social roles, education, and farming prowess.
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Russia
Germany
Austria-Hoogan
Russian Empire
Cosks
Army and Navy of
London
Poland
Peter the Great
Sweden
Dnieper
Catherine II
Azof
Caspian
Russias
Navy
Kruutchoff
Kruttchoff
Iast
Alaska Building Boat for Railroad Work
The Suatna Transportation Company under Captain Omar J Humphrey dries to complete a 70 foot stern wheel steamboat and two barges by April 1 for the Alaska government railway from Knik up the Susitna to the Matanuska river. Also notes the Willow Creek murderers captured in Denver after a year and various Alaska incidents including a telegraph line abandonment and local political chatter.
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Suatna Transportation Company
Omar J. Humphrey
Alaska Government Railway
Knik
Susitna
Matanuska
Tropes Lose Baby Girl in Littarod Home Death
Infant child of Mr and Mrs James Tropes of Littarod died at home Monday night. Funeral held Wednesday at Smith's undertaking rooms. Services conducted by E M Stanton. The bebe was born on February 24.
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James M. Ballentine
Flat City
A. B. Hall
Ersek
E. M. Stanton
Seo
Tom McMahon
James ¥. Finnegan
Frank B. Stanley
Charles Jackson
A. J. Conlin
Jack Handley
James Tropes of
Littarod
Smith's Undertaking Rooms
Bebe
Alaska Report Highlights Growth and Wreck in 1914 15
The Collector of Customs John F. Pugh reports Alaska saw higher merchandise value shipments to the United States, a record salmon pack, rapid Juneau and Gastineau channel growth, doubled marble output, a $2 million jump in gold and silver shipped, and 3,000 added residents. The Cordova wreck Delhi near Strait of Georgia prompts calls for better navigation aids. The Alameda rescue saved crew and passengers as Delhi broke on a reef. the ship may be salved.
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Alaska
United States
Juneau
Gastinesa
John F. Pugh
Pugh
Cordova Times
Delhi
Aluka
Craig
Wrangell
McCarthy
Victor Enquist
Lifeose
Alameda
F. E. Peters
Straithlland
Pasengers
Enquist
Alaska raffles expose fortune and mischief in town
The article recounts a string of raffles in Alaska where residents bet on valuables including a furnished three room cabin. Claims of misrepresentation spread as tickets sold for $2.50 each, furniture vanished or misrepresented, and spectators debated the fair conduct of the raffle.
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Tasony
Judge Gerachty to Lead Iditarod Commission Next Week
Fairbanks report states Judge Guy Gerachty, newly appointed United States commissioner of the precinct, will depart Feb 28 for Iditarod on Wednesday, March 3, to assume charge of his duties there succeeding Major G W Albrecht.
Dancing Class Attracts Pleasant Evening In Society
The social dance at A B hall hosted by Professor Hurlson's Terpsichores Academy drew a large crowd. A prize-winning pupil failed to appear, disappointing attendees, while music by Mel Lowrie and Hudson earned praise from the dancers.
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B. Hall
Hurlson
Terpsichores Academy
Mel Lowrie
Hudson
Cordova Chamber Endorses Alaska Development Board
The Cordova Chamber of Commerce indorses Secretary Lane's Alaska development board plan, backed by Delegate Wickersham. The resolution urges Congress to pass the bill to relieve delays from interdepartmental friction and distant governance, sending copies to Interior Secretary Lane and Delegate Wickersham.
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Cordova Chamber of Commerce
Lane
Alska Development Board
Wickersham
Washington
Cordova Times
Alaska
Chamber of Commerce of
Cordova
Alaska Development Board
Congress
of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
James Wickersham
Canadians in Action In Belgium Brilliant Bayonet Charge
London reports a brilliant Canadian victory in Deadman's Valley near Ypres. Canadian regiments, shouting For Canada and Old England, stormed trench after trench and overwhelmed German troops, gaining ground as allies advanced. The feats inspired praise for bravery and recklessness despite facing German numbers.
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London
Belgium
Canada
Old England
Deadman's Valley
Ypres
Germany
Heinie to Return in May for Guggenheins Litigation
Fairbanks reports indicate Henry Roden, former territorial senator, will return in May to oversee pending Guggenheim litigation. Roden is currently en route to Dunaw, Alaska, and word arrived recently in the city.
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Fairbanks
Henry Roden
Roden
Duneaw
Forfeiture Notice in Alaska Territory Offshore Market
Notice to CoO Nord HB Jetson Olson Sweilal Adolph Glen Gist Tesch and others that a placer mining claim on Gold Run Creek, a tributary of Wear Creek in Alaska Territory, is subject to forfeiture for failure to meet legal requirements. If within ninety days property interests are not claimed or expenditures proven, the property may be sold to satisfy debts. Published January 8 and April 4, 1943.
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Jetson
O. T. Olson
Sweilal
Adolph Glen
Gist
Tesch
Doe Derant
You Ar Kerhy
Dave Er
Ming
Sears
Gold Run
Wear Creek
Vision
Territor
Alaska
LisBay
Charles Olmis Hear Creek
Muska
West
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