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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
5
Word reached Cordova by wireless that Charles Bowlery, a mail carrier between Cold Bay and Nusbak, has been killed by Indians. Details of the tragedy have not arrived.
Philadelphia March 14. Col Theodore Roosevelt James KR Garfield and Gifford Pinchot are attending the state convention of the National Progressive party now in session in this city.
Alexandria dispatch reports General Porfirio Diaz ex president of Mexico departed yesterday for Naples after a stay in the city. His final destination remains unknown.
A new trial for Clarence Darrow has been set in Los Angeles with a date of March 31. If found not guilty, Darrow may still face potential disbarment.
San Francisco March 14 Stefansson sails for the Arctic to complete his investigation into the manners customs and origin of the blonde Eskimos.
Chicago March 14 The trial of Jack Johnson the boxer on a charge of smuggling a diamond necklace has been set for April in federal court. The case follows allegations of illicit possession and transfer of the necklace amid ongoing legal scrutiny surrounding the fighter.
Treasury department returns show global gold output for 1912 totaling 465,060,000 dollars. The report notes mining and production figures, with references to the year and broad economic context. Original text also mentions unrelated local notes about individuals and travel.
Dr H Wortmann informs the public he will undertake all kinds of dental work during the temporary absence of Dr H Bebla.
Washington reports the Democratic tariff reform plan unfinished with potential delay of the extra session. Interior Secretary Lane says Alaska summer travel is impossible due to work volume while West applicants press for Alaskan posts. Democrats favor bona fide Alaskans for offices and locals push claims. Names include James T. Ruitt and J. S. Kipple seeking Juneau customs post, John Brady for Portland marshal, Frank Ber for Nome marshal.
Washington March 14 This morning Secretary of State Bryan received diplomats of various nations. He expressed cordiality and earnest hope that the relations of the United States with foreign powers would remain friendly. Big Barn Dance at A B Hall next Monday night.
March events in Juneau describe Delegate Wiekka’s address challenging home-rule proposals, with Wickersham and Millard clashing over access to Congress. A Tuesday smoker drew leaders, while Senator Roden introduced eight hour bills for miners and for women, seeking court review.
On March 14 1900 Henry French Hollis of West Concord was elected by joint ballot as New Hampshire’s first Democratic United States Senator. Born in 1869 he studied at Harvard and earned a law degree in 1893. Hollis has practiced law in Concord and served on the state Democratic central committee since 1900 while also being vice president of the Anti Imperialist League.
In San Francisco on March 14 the famed pitcher Rube Marquard signed with the New York Giants for another season and then married Blossom Seeley, his vaudeville partner in the stunt act. He has been farming all winter.
Washington reports a growing feeling that senators and representatives will visit Alaska next summer to learn firsthand what the territory needs in legislative and financial aid for railroading. The trip aims to understand Alaska's requirements during the congressional summer excursion.
Juneau March 14 Governor Walter E Clark announces he tendered his resignation from the governorship March 4 to leave the way open for the appointment of a Democrat should the President think fit.
The marshal's office reports receipt of a letter from Mrs. Dolores Prieto of Cadiz Spain seeking the whereabouts of her son Frank Alba from whom she has not heard. Anyone knowing his location is asked to inform the marshal. A.M. Wey visits Flat la.
The third game of the Iditarod vs Flat City basketball series will be played tonight at Flat City. A large crowd of Iditarod visitors is expected as the outcome could decide the series.
A late shipment mix up left Ophir with a sack from another mail consignment and vice versa. The misrouted bags arrived two days late as usual, causing potential delays in regional deliveries.
The following temperatures for the week ending noon Saturday March 15 are from observations taken at the Budweiser observatory located at the corner of Second and Richmond.
Wrn to A J Weiss from Seattle. Tom McMahon reports a fine calm spell before returning to Alaska. Messages carried for Gahis were delivered after his Yukon accident. Foley brothers return from Cripple Creek to establish a small camp. Karl Thiele and Victor Prickson journey over the trail. Ellis arrived from the Outside after 30 days, storming throughout. Bachelder and others visit. manager Wood departs for Takoma. Many ships and travelers, including J Hooper from New York and L N Ellis, arrive as locals note anticipated influx from Ruby and Flat towns. Publications of deaths and warnings, including Arthur Stoner, reach residents.
Washington report says Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia Senator Gore of Oklahoma and Senator Chamberlain of Oregon met with President Wilson to urge support for the Seward route to the Yukon over the Cordova and Chitina path. They spoke as Democrats and Progressive allies urging the railroad be included in the April 2 special session business.
Chicago March 14 Testifying at the Frost Alaska coal claims hearing John A Ballaine promoter of the Alaska Northern railroad said the railway was built solely to service traffic from the Matanuska coalfields Morgan may be summoned to testify at the hearing
Juneau March 14 The Arctic Brotherhood convention discussed proposals to set camps on theOutside notably Vancouver and Seattle It ended the Outside Grand Camp and formed a new North only Grand Camp conventions will likely be held in the North henceforth as Outside meetings drew criticism.
George Bald writes to the National Progressive party chairman denying he is Alaska territorial committee chairman, contradicting the World Almanac for 1913. Also includes a brief for sale listing onions bacon eggs and ice, with miscellaneous items.
New York on March 14 prominent yachtsmen agree Lipton's challenge to race for the America cup must be accepted and terms liberal. The challenger has faced the problem of building a yacht able to cross the Atlantic. Sir Thomas has made three ineffectual attempts to lift the cup.
Mexico reports great disorder across the north as the Huerta government struggles to cope with growing unrest. The unrest appears widespread with no immediate sign of stabilization.
Alexandria reports J Pierpont Morgan sails for the United States after a winter on the Nile. The article notes his plans amid travel details and a brief mention of Crosby Baths as a past suggestion for rheumatic relief.
Albany report states Governor Sulzer removed Superintendent of Prisons Hyatt from office in a major personnel change. The article notes a successor was not named as of March 14. The move marks the first significant administrative shift under Sulzer's administration.
London march 14 the annual boat race between Oxford and Cambridge universities was pulled off wednesday and resulted in a victory for Oxford by three quarters of a length.
New Orleans on March 14 reports Joe Mandot was knocked out in the tenth round by Teach Cross last night. Mandot faced Cross in a tightly contested bout with the result ending in a KO late in the fight.
Telegraphic advices from Seward report a rich placer strike on the Talkeetna river about 74 miles from Knik, drawing a stampede as Knik is nearly deserted with almost the entire population joining the rush.
Otter precinct road overseer F A Cleveland filed the annual report for April 5 1912 to April 6 1913 showing receipts of 3086 03 with road taxes 3056 00 lumber sales 30 00 and minor gains 0 03. Disbursements totaled 5084 03 including team hire 443 03, salary 40 00, labor 704 00, tools and lumber 401 86, and smaller items. notes unpaid team hire 166 97 and that the season opened with 401 debt repaid from early receipts. Cleveland retires from office with the report.
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