Barnes to Pay Costs in Famous Libel Suit
Syracuse dispatch reports the jury verdict in the Barnes Rochel libel case finding all charges against Barnes unfounded. The suit centered on a Roosevelt statement endorsing Harvey Hinman for New York governor, denouncing Murphy and Dix influenced politics and alleging an invisible machine directing state government, with Barnes entangled as a target of alleged bias.
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Barnes
Syracuse
Barnes Rochel
Forse U're
Roosevelt
Harvey Hinman
New York
Carl Ae
Gazete
United Movement
Citiaons
Murphy
Dix
Glynn
Willis Barnes
Bat Sane Worid
Pol Sheton
German School System Blamed For Child Deaths Says Maclaren
An article by ALD Maelaren in the Contemporary Review argues Prussia sacrifices individuality to the state, linking high rates of self harm among German children to harsh schooling. He cites 1221 cases in 1883-1905, attributing causes to heredity fear of punishment and vague influences including harsh treatment, with critics blaming the school system and parental pressures for pushing children toward success and military exemptions.
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Germany
Ald. Maelaren
Contemporary Review
Prussia
Australia
Kulenberg
Paulsen
Gurlit
Earl
Mr. Maclaren
Springfield
Richmond in Fairbanks Arrives Uncommunicative
Volney Richmond, Alaska superintendent of the Northern Commercial Company, reached Fairbanks on April 30 and declined to speak with local newspaper reporters.
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Fairbanks
Volney Richmond
Alaska
Northern Commercial Company
City
Mrs Rae B Carter Divorced From Husband
Mrs Rae B Carter was granted an absolute divorce from Fred Carter on March 27 for cruel and inhuman treatment and adultery. The dispute centered on mining interests at Ruby and Flat Creek in the Iditarod district leased to the Guggenheims, with Mrs Carter asserting sole ownership and her husband having dissipated his share. She plans to move to the lower country to manage her interests.
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Fairbanks
Rae B. Carter
Fred Carter
Nolet Shoots Himself in Otter Creek Tragedy
In Otter precinct Territory of Abiska a young French Canadian named Nolet was found dead early Monday with a bullet wound to the left breast and an automatic pistol in his hand. Inquest witnesses testified he left Riley & McMillen’s camp at 4 am after night work and took the pistol from a nearby cabin. the verdict supported suicide as the cause, with notes on his good health and a possible temporary insanity. The funeral was held at the Arctic Brotherhood hall with Loyal Order members in attendance.
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Nolet
Riley & McMillen
Otter Creek
Guy G. Geraghty
Otter Precinct
Fourth District
Abiska
Aml
Sjohn J. Blatt
WM. Foley
ED Prouln
J.C. Moody
Clarence White
Peter Thibault
St. Elzeard
Quebec
Wis
Thibault
Arthur Turgeon
Pete Thibault
Unil Anderson
Bob Dunn
A. A. Shenbeck
Jarry Sheppard
United States
Flat City
Anderson
Wesles
Arctic Brotherhood
Loyal Opler of Moose
Init
Roy Clarke
Ry Cyril Wood
Charles Taylor
Early
Maher
Jovnoir
Thomas Belanger
Arthur Tu Max Menard
gBob Aveline
Agnon
Ditarod
He Creel
Twelve years for George Smith in federal penitentiary
The Fairbanks News Miner reports George Smith was sentenced by Judge Bunnell to twelve years in the McNeil Island federal penitentiary after being convicted of robbing Kenneth McLellan in Chatamakis with Betty Smith. Clark received five years for complicity, while Betty Sims escaped. Smith expressed denial of guilt, the judge stating Smith led the offense. Smith and Chief Deputy Miller left court, but Smith was recalled for a potential bill of exceptions. He was taken into custody to begin serving the sentence.
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Fairbanks
George Smith
McNeil
Isla
Betty Sims
Smith
Cean
Clark
Stevens
Miller
Thyr Smith
Smiling Pete Jensen Weds Mrs M E Aubert In Long City
Ruby Record Citizen notes a 5 am dog team linked wedding involving Pete Jensen and Mrs M E Aubert at Long Roadhouse with many locals attending. The event followed by a lively reception and wedding breakfast. Both bride and groom formerly resided near Iditarod and Long.
Record Clean-Up in the Ruby District
The Record Citizen reports a large Alaska clean-up last Tuesday by Dita Seleh and Walker for the Mascot association. Gold value nears $100,000 with some judges predicting higher. Hundreds of pieces from $2.50 up, including a thin piece nearly the outline of an aeroplane. Work halted by limited water. boxes being reset and a summer ditch planned.
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Dita
Seleh & Walker
Mascot Association
Alaska
Frank Gayne
Son of Bishop P. T. Rowe Dies From Injuries
Seattle April 12 IF Rowe, son of Bishop P. T. Rowe of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Alaska, died here today from burns suffered in an explosion of a lamp months ago. He sought medical care in Seattle after the accident and was reported improving until recently.
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Seattle
IF. Rowe
P. T. Rowe
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Alaska
250 4.25 250 1.59 330 2.09 250 1.50 3.00 1.50
The line presents a sequence of numeric values likely from a table or chart. It shows repeated 250 figures with varying decimals and occasional 330 and 3.00. Without context, it reads as raw data, not a narrative event or named entities.
Fatal Find on the Koyukuk Trail Near Bettles
A man thought to be Tom Jurack of Fairbanks was found dead March 18 on a trail four miles below Bettles. He had stagged, drank from a cache, and frozen weather—25 degrees below zero—likely died from exposure. A later note mentions another body found on the Noyukuk river, while Hugh Marlin reports plans to investigate identity after snow melts.
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Nolan
Tom Jurack
Fairbanks
Bettles
Lower River
Noyukuk River
Big Bend
Hugh Marlin
Aly
Hermit of the Koyukuk left a tidy fortune
The Fairbanks Times reports Frederick Block known as Fritz Block found frozen near the Koyukuk trail left a fortune on his person and in bank deposits totaling about 17 929 dollars. He traveled from Indian Creek toward Tanana in February with a crude sled and inadequate gear and died near his cabin. He had property in Paraguay and no known relatives.
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Black
Koyukuk Trail
Fairbanks Times
the Times
Block
Frederick Block
Fritz’ Block
Indian Creek
Koyakuk
Ger
Betschl
Germany
America
San Francisco
German Savings & Loan Society
Francisco
Paraguay
South America
California Safe Deposit Company
Tanana
Wireless Station Assured at Holy Cross Soon
A telegram from the secretary of war received in Fairbanks on the 2nd announces a wireless station will be established at Holy Cross during the coming summer, with location notices at Pioneer office.
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Secretary of War
Fairbanks
Holy Cross
Suits to Reimburse Depositors for Bank Losses
In Fairbanks on May 14 Judge Bunnell allowed Receiver F G Noyes to sue stockholders of the Washington Muska Bank of Washington to recover 250000 dollars tied to a 1909 sale to Fairbanks Banking Co. The action seeks debts plus possible interest from 1909 and may involve assets from other related banks. Attorneys de Journel of San Francisco will handle the cases with Seattle firm assistance.
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Fairbanks
Bunnell
F. G. Noyes
Suiteesiist
W. H. Paces
Steeviver Noyes
Fernand de Journel
Sa Francisco
Alewly
Washington
Alaska Bank of Washington
Fairbanks Banking Company
Washington Alaska Bank of Nevada
Washington-Alaska Bank of Wahington
de Journel
King County
State of Washington
Seattle
Murder at Fairbanks Mystery Stuns City Officials
The body of Mrs. William C. Harp was found with a throat wound on Fifth Avenue in Fairbanks. Police claim murder, not suicide, with authorities from municipal and federal levels surveilling potential suspects. Estimated time of death ranges from 11 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. Motive suspected robbery. Mrs Harp, born Eugenie Ruse of France, had married William C. Harp after arriving in the United States thirteen years ago. They separated about a year ago and she had moved to Fairbanks to live on the Row. Her husband’s whereabouts were unclear as reports end.
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William C. Harp
Mice Astor
Fifth Avenue
Frank Wiseman
William G. Harp
Eugenie Ruse
United States
France
Golden Eagle
Ester City
Fairbanks
Dita
Ruby reveals a small-height woman in a deposit vault
A devious plan involved a slender five foot tall woman around forty five found in a deposit vault. She allegedly carried a considerable sum of money and valuable jewelry during the incident.
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Rod
Devi
Murderer of the Nelsons Denied New Trial
Julie Campbell, convicted in Iditarod for the murder of the Nelson brothers, has been refused a new trial. He received a life term in the penitentiary. appeals were pursued through the circuit court, with government counsel Barber and Crossley involved before the case stalled. Campbell remains in the state prison, and a Supreme Court appeal is not anticipated.
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Eo Coke Hmil
Henry Roden
Circuit Court of Appeals
Morton
District A
Crossley
LR. Gillette
Julie Campbell
Seversl
Supreme Court of the
United States
Uit Cours
Lip Rey
Notice of Forfeiture and Property Claim
You are notified that the forfeiture action concerns property under Robe rt You and the case records show a notice of location recorded in Vol 0 Page 96 in the Abts district. If no response is filed within ninety days after the last publication, the property may be forfeited to satisfy the judgment with interest. Date of first publication April 37. Date of last publication July 7.
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Robert
Sted
Fatthe Creek
Rowe Evans
Cocosener
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