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Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1915

Page

4

Pioneers Potlatch to Be Huge Suggestion of Grand Event

Despite severe weather and poor trails, the Pioneers of Alaska plan a large potlatch tonight at AR ball. The banquet hall will host a grand feast under expert supervision with elaborate decor, a Budweiser bar, and a well organized rest area. Local entertainers including Mrs. George Mutehler Miss Coolidge and several named men will perform, with interspersed songs and dances planned to engage attendees throughout the evening.

Pioneers Alaska Ugle Hull Nin George Mutehler Miss Coolidge Fo. Jacobs Jack Smith Harry Leland Billynenien Chris Hansen George Nay Malcolm McDonald

FLA CLEVELAND DES AT PORTLAND

Rank A Cleveland longtime manager of Clark Laisber Company died of stomach cancer in Portland Oregon on February 26 He was married about two months earlier to Mrs Annis Clifton of Idicarod in that city This obituary notes his prominence in the North and his recent marriage in Portland Oregon.

Rank A. Cleveland Clark Laisber Company Portland Ore Annis Clifton Idicarod

Moose Social Enjoyed by Flat City Lodge Members

The Moose hall at Flat City overflowed for a Saturday program arranged by the lodge’s entertainer for the ladies of the camp and escorts. The event opened with card games then a songs and recitations program by a large group of locals. A fine lunch followed in the edge room and dancing continued into a late hour. The lodge hosted many social events during the past winter that attendees will long remember.

Flat City Moose Indge

Rush From Poorman Stampede News From Miner Town

Dr and Mrs Good arrived from Poorman with news of a stampede incident near Dusty Point. Billy O Conner reported Coxte gold seized amid excitement. Elen Fischer, a Ku can miner, was present on Monday.

Baby Record-Citizen Mareh Mrs. Good Lizar Poorman Dusty Billy O'Conner Kokwim Plat Elen Fischer

Citizens' NGG Teng Mass Meeting on March 29

Citizens prepare for a mass meeting at the fire hall next Monday March 29 at 8 o clock to nominate municipal council and school board candidates. Voters urged to sign willingness to accept nomination and avoid confusion by not proposing unwilling candidates. Municipal election registration opens at Miners and Merchants Bank during banking hours until March 8.

Miners & Merchants Bank

German Admiral taunts Britain's fleet in war talk

Berlin broadcasts report Grand Koester president of the German Navy League warned that relative fleet strength favors Britain by perhaps four to one while asserting German resolve. He argued Germans may avoid rash actions and seek battle only when assured of victory, recalling past British miscalculations and Churchill remarks.

Berlin Grand Koester Nu League University Today Germany von Koester Jared Nelson England von Koester Bean von Rooster Navy Hegleo Winston Spon H London Churchill Guirahy Fiilich von Woester

Nurses as spies in war era alert British presses

London reports that two nurses of American nationality with German sympathies serving with the British Army have been detected as spies. The Mirror notes prior rumors and cites Tord Kitchener’s fears, recounting four cases earlier in the war and the dismissal of two nurses for discretion concerns.

London Tord Kitchener Sud Southampton

Details of accident to young Elmo Keith

A Fairbanks casualty report describes Elmo Keith, age 11, fatally wounded by a 22 caliber rifle while hunting Saturday on the Valdez trail. The gunshot entered his abdomen after a trigger mishap as he climbed a tree, despite efforts by doctors to stabilize him. His companion John Day aided his escape to town where Drs. Hall Sutherland and Callum could not save him. He was born in Dawson March 4, 1904, and would have turned 12 next Thursday.

Fairbanks Sust Rabbi Jong Valdez Elno Phil Keith Matthew Desth Keith John Day Elmo Wile John Rodney Johnson Ind M. F. Hall Elmo Keith Dawson

Patriot sympathizers indicted in Mexican invasion plot

A Los Angeles grand jury charged Henry Chant and six others with conspiracy to invade Lower California and invade Mexican neutrality. Plans allegedly included arming a force and entering the region to open it for cattle entry. The scope of progress remains unclear, but the indictment implies serious consideration of the plan. Also reported are marriage notices for William Rickard and Frances May Petty in Redding, Cal, with Rickard returning after years in the Interior and ties to local mining districts. Tom Boyd replaced his brother Bob in handling mail, while transport duties continued to French Joe's.

Los Angeles Henry Chantlet Soniacdaw Onie Lo Angeles Times Stockmuan Federal Grand Jury Lower California Ans Prand Ray Clarke Redding Cal William Rickard Frances May Petty East Tehema Street Rickard Ransport- Hot Springs Billy Tom Boyd Bob French Joe's

Henry Thorsen Dies While Traveling Up Johnson River

A young prospector Henry Thorsen froze to death on the Johnson river while en route to a camp five miles away. He attempted to start a fire in wet conditions and died on the trail near his destination. His body was recovered by Ole Wesley and sent to his brother in Fairbanks. Thorsen, age 22, was known locally for railway survey work and had moved to Fairbanks three years ago. His parents reside on Whidbey Island near Everett.

Johnson River Henry Thorsen Fairbanks Thorsen Johnson Grimemore Ole Wesley Fond Bia McCarty Kidward Thorsen Tor Henry Samson Tanana Healey River Henry Iy Bailey Blick River Fair Wis Whidby Island Everet Alaska Hell North

Northern guide Joseph Jacquot dies in Arctic flood

Northwest Mounted Police reports from Muelther to the Mackenzie River mouth reveal the death of Joseph Jacquot, famed halfbreed trader and guide. He disappeared October 1 while traveling from Arc i Med river toward Fort Macpherson, leaving few clues beyond marks on trees and rumors of a perilous voyage amid severe storms. Jacquot was known to be in competition with the Hudson Bay Company and was a close friend of Hubert Dorval, the English explorer.

Dawson Yeu Northwest Mounted Police Muelther Muckenaie River Joseph Jacquot Point Se Follon Arc i Med River Fort Macpherson Jacquot Fursiie Macpherson Hudson Bay Pany Equot Hubert Dorval Mackenzie Dorval Dorral Los

Former Dawson Lawyer Dies in Winnipeg Manitoba

A well known original lawyer from Winn aged 69 passed away in Winnipeg Manitoba. The death leaves a widow and one son, Percy Hagel. The obituary references Mr Hagel and his long tenure at the Krafehenke jail.

Dawson Winnipeg Man Nathaniel Proves Hae i Winn Hagel Bo Il Percy Hagel Krafehenke

Mayor-led Wheat Embargo Recommendation Prods Wilson

New York’s mayor directed a food commission to study eastern food conditions. The panel chaired by George W. Perkins urges President Wilson to declare an immediate embargo on wheat exports to shield Americans from potential shortages and rising prices.

New York George W. Ferkins Wilson

General Express and Delivery of Wood at Iditarod Hotel

DAN HARTNET leaves orders at the Iditarod Hotel for General Express and Delivery of Wood in the city.

General Express Iditarod Hotel Dan Hartnet

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Boas Clothier Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Chesterfield Clothes Hsourdouelis Poonk Sremim Tramway In Commission Ansley Ansieys Iditarod Adams & Hudsen Kalseminers Adams House Willes Fla Cleveland Camp Monogram Marquette National Club Victor Phonograph Records Smith’s Gun Store Western Union Bedford-Mcneil George Marsh the Americana National Club Bourbon Fiat City THE Anderson Rush NGG Teng M. & M. Bank Mrs. Boyd Sam Applebaum Ree A. J. Weiss Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Great Britain Iwo Bog Bacon Young Elmo Keith Harry Harris On Gold Company Takoma Billy Rickard Bayles Clothing Co Iditarod Discovery OTTER Father Duncan Mark, Jamilian Petersburg William Duncan Lam British Columbia Metlakuhtly Duncan Estaty Hhaw Lator United States Missions Medivinbsla Dunent Merlukaht Arctic Juneau Empire Iditarod
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