Sermon on Daniel in the Lions Den at Idatarod church service
Archdeacon Stuck led the first religious service in Idaitarod in six years at ALB hall. He preached on Daniel in the lions den and Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, praising faith and divine protection while noting miracles and natural wonders as evidence of God’s power. The sermon urged simple Christian virtues and featured Percy Charles at the piano.
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Stuck
Episcopal Church
Iditarod
So'el
Daniel
Shadrach
Meshach
Abednego
Nebuchadnezzar
Darius
Teruel
Dariel
Enteing
Tan
Percy Charles
Rev Hudson Stuck visits camp and answers letter
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck of the Yukon tours the Kuskokwim region in Alaska, visiting Flat and Iditarod. He reports measles and diphtheria decimated native villages, notes rich game and abundant fish, discusses law enforcement, hospital issues, and criticizes hostile commentary while defending the church’s actions and proposing title transfers for Iditarod hospital.
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E.coke Hill
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
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Alaska
Kuskokwim
Hunter's Paradise
Archdeacon Stuck
Kaiyah Range
Alaska Range
Interior Mask
Stuck
Fort Yukon
Alass
Liberal divorce laws in Mexico come into force
A Vera Cruz dispatch notes General Carranza has decreed absolute divorce effective January 1, allowing any judge to annul marriages. The law lets spouses remarry, with simplified dissolution based on mutual consent or listed grounds. Abandonment, unfaithfulness, cruelty, and absence are addressed with specific conditions, and three years of cohabitation required for mutual consent divorces.
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Vera Cruz
Carranza
Mexico
Chapultepec
Villa
Zapata
Gutierre
City Election Set for Iditarod April 5
The Pioneer notes the annual election for seven town council seats and one school board member on Tuesday April 5. No candidates have been announced yet, with public interest low but a mass meeting expected to nominate. Current council members are Claude Baker HH Porter John Holmes and John C Currin Joseph H Smith. The school board has Henry Weir and J J Smith. W W Acheson has left the city leaving two current members. A mass nominating meeting is likely soon to fill vacancies.
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Pioneer
Iditarod
Claude Baker
HH. Porter
John Holmes
John C. Currin
Joseph H. Smith
Henry Weir
J. J. Smith
W. W. Acheson
Former Iditargder Becomes Juneau Police Chief
Emery J. Sliter will receive the gold badge of authority as Juneau’s chief of police after the city council elected him at a special meeting. He succeeds William M. McBride, who headed the force for the past year. A department-wide cleanup is planned. Henry Martella arrived in town from the Imoke diggings. Assessment Work Blacks at Pioneer.
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Juneau
Emery J. Sliter
William M. McBride
Minstrel Show Planned for April 3 by Local Amateurs
A minstrel show by local amateurs is set for April 3. The event promises new songs, fine choruses, and entertaining solos, with proceeds dedicated to charitable purposes. The show aims for about 90 minutes followed by dancing, and will avoid personal material that could embarrass participants.
Lawyer's Analysis of Responsibility for War
Tacoma Ledger surveys James M Beck's view that international morality weighs against Germany and Austria in the outbreak of World War I. It argues a civilizational court would side with Britain and Russia, noting omissions and withheld documents in German papers and Britain and Russia's public disclosures.
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Servia
Republican James M. Siniser Named Alaska District Attorney
Washington correspondents report in the Ta come Ledger that Juneau Democrats would be surprised to learn James M. Siniser, newly appointed district attorney for the First division of Alaska, is a Republican rather than a Democrat. Siniser, from Tennessee’s middle district, has not yet been confirmed. Juneau Dispatch
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Tacome Ledger
Juneau
James M. Sinser
Siniser
Middle District
Tennessee
Alaska
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Suiser
June
Advertised Letters at Iditarod Post Office 1915 List
The weekly uncalled letters at the Iditarod Alaska post office for the week ending March 8, 1915 are published. Names include Jette Aust Wit MarLend James D Aitman Max C Melvonmal Kraven Wed Metonaldno Mary McLean Burke Melatyre Nechibald Burete Biche McMulist Alex Burns Beane L Arizedin Ben reline Louk Browh Balkes Kaedget Meury Cary Frank Sachem George Conrigal Net Sineoneypoby Budze Comuingham Schmidt Dayton Sheppard Homer Dawit Leo Simpson Huet Erkert Pod Syodun Nels Fernald Shells Guertz Win Stevens Harry Hennits Ea Tavoul Sedrick Hour Altes Thomson August Ci Thompson Tetbert Johnson Urus Thompson Jolphermipson Kusel Thompson upper Rekwett Lackie Timany Mrs KW Ceonard Homer Wine Tony Towis Buge de Vides Manuel Luther Webtien Bred Punimia FLLA Lithiams Frank Morrone Bingely Williams Thomas Ison Iean Wynne Peery Nelsen dadders Natamille Cat Mabe Donald Albert WILE Postmaster
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MarLend
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Max C. Melvonmal
Kraven
Syodun
Nels P Fernald
Shell
Guertz
Win
Stevens
Harry
Hennits
Ea Tavoul
Sedrick Hour
Altes Thomson
Jaisca
Thompson
Tetbert Johnson Urus
Jolphermipson
Kusel
Upper Rekwett
Lackie Timany
Mrs. KW Ceonard
Homer
Tony Towis
Buge de Vides
Manuel Luther
Carte Webtien
Bred Punimia
Flla Lithiams
Frank Morrone
Bingely Williams
Thomas Ison
Ean B Wynne
Peery Nelsen Dadders Win
Natamille
Aloft
Cat Mabe
Donald Albert Wile
Registration Notice for Iditarod Election 1945
Notice that registration books for Iditarod will open daily between 1 and 4 pm from March 25 to April 1 1945 except Sundays. Voters 21 or older, citizens or declarants, who have lived in Alaska one year before the election, must register with the town registrar to vote in the April 8 1945 election for seven councilors and one school director.
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Iditarod
United States
Alaska
Electinne
B.A. Meyers
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