Sermon on Daniel in the Lions Den at Iditarod service
Archdeacon Stuck led the first religious service in Iditarod in six years at ALB hall. He preached on Daniel in the lions den from the day’s lesson, praising Daniel’s faith and God’s protection while urging simple Christian virtues. Mrs. Percy Charles presided at the piano.
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Alb. Hall
Stuck
Episcopal Church
Iditarod
So'el
Daniel
Shadrach
Meshach
Abednego
Nebuchadnezzar
Darius
Teruel
Dariel
Enteing
Tan
Percy Charles
Rev Hudson Stuck Visits Camp in Alaska Tour
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck of the Yukon diocese arrived at Flat after a dog team journey via Lake Minchuming country and the Kuskokwim headwaters. He conducted services in Flat and Iditarod, spoke on law enforcement, and discussed hospital ownership and a disputed public issue with local officials, citing droughts of natives and the need for a salaried magistracy. He also addressed criticism over his New York Evening Post letter, clarifying it referred to Fort Yukon cases and expressing regret for any misreadings.
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Hudson Stuck
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Mountain Elmber Wil
Alaska
Kuskokwim
Interior Mask
Stuck
Fort Yukon
Alass
Archdeacon Stuck
Foster
Fairbank
Kanticina
Tie
Iditarod
AT. Rowe
Rowe
New York Evening Post
E. Coke Hill
Ruby
G. Ellis
Feirbanks
Iditatod Pioneer
Coke Hill
G. Ellis Gardner
Tober
Hill
Mr. Gardner
Evening Post
Washington
Crossley
Gardner
Liberal Divorce Laws in Effect in Mexico
A dispatch from Vera Cruz reports General Carranza has added absolute divorce to reforms. Any judge may annul a marriage. law effective Jan 1 with divorce and right to remarry, simple dissolution upon mutual agreement or court order. Abandonment defined loosely, and mutual consent requires three years of cohabitation.
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Vera Cruz
Carranza
Mexico
Chapultepec
Villa
Zapata
Gutierre
City Election Set for Iditarod April 5 Vote to Choose City Council
The Pioneer reports the annual election for seven city council members and one school board member in Iditarod will occur on Tuesday April 5. No candidates announced yet but a nominating mass meeting is expected soon. Current council members are Claude Baker HH Porter John Holmes John C Currin and Joseph H Smith. Two vacancies exist from recent removals. school board members listed are Henry Weir J J Smith with W W Acheson having left the city. A mass meeting is anticipated to nominate candidates for the vacancies and council seats.
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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 Now Juneau's Chief of Police
Emery J. Sliter will be sworn as chief of police in Juneau after the city council elected him at a special meeting. He succeeds William M. McBride who led the department for the past year. A department-wide clean sweep is expected as Henry Martella arrived in town from the Imoke diggings amid local activity and assessment work in Pioneer.
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Juneau
Emery J. Sliter
William M. McBride
Minstrel Show Planned by Local Amateurs April 3
Saturday, April 3, a minstrel show by local amateurs is set with strong city interest. The program features new songs, choruses, soloists, and humor from end men and interlocutor, aimed at about ninety minutes plus dancing. proceeds go to charity.
A Lawyer's Analysis of Responsibility for War
Tacoma Ledger outlines James M Beck's view on whether civilizational courts would side with the Triple Entente or the Central Powers, based on diplomatic White Books, Orange Books, and Gray Books. He argues current papers show Britain and Russia disclose more openly, while Germany's White Paper appears to suppress crucial documents, suggesting Germany bears greater responsibility for the outbreak. The piece discusses legality, international morality, and questions of justified war declarations against Serbia and Russia.
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Austria
Germany
Austia
Aly
Italy
Beck
Mr. Beck
Servis
Tacoma Ledger
Supreme Court of Civilization
James M. Beck
Unitedsistant
Gene Ates
New York City
Ber
Austria-Hungary
Britain
Russia
France
Eanthiet
Great Britain
Belgium
Bernhardi
Prussia
England
Bisnarck
German Empire
Servia
Republican James M. Siniser Named Alaska District Attorney
Washington correspondent reports in the Ta come Ledger that Alaska’s newly appointed First Division district attorney James M. Siniser, from Tennessee’s middle district, is a Republican despite local Democrats’ expectation. His confirmation remains pending, with Juneau headquarters and competition from incumbent John Reagan.
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Washington
Tacome Ledger
Juneau
James M. Sinser
Siniser
Middle District
Tennessee
Alaska
John Reagan
Suiser
June
Advertised Letters at Iditarod Post Office 1915
The following list shows letters uncalled for at the Iditarod Alaska post office for the week ending March 8, 1915. Recipients include Jette Aust Wit MarLend James D Aitman Max Melvonmal Kraven Wed Metonaldno and many others. Postmaster Albert Wile notes to ask for adv if collecting.
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Iditarod
Alaska
Éelling
Adv Jette
MarLend
James D Aitman
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 In 1945
Notice announces registration to vote in Iditarod Alaska for the April 8 1945 election. Open daily except Sundays from March 25 to April 1 1 between 1 am and 4 pm. Voters must be 21 as citizens or with intent to become, residing in the territory for one year and six months prior.
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Mare
Iditarod
United States
Alaska
Electinne
B.A. Meyers
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