Region of Gold and the Klondyke route explored
Readable portions describe the Klondyke gold rush journey from Juneau to the Yukon headwaters. It covers routes by sea and land, costs, gear, provisions, and group plans, with notes on distances, route dangers, equipment lists, climate, and regional geography in Alaska and British territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Dawson City
Kiondyke
British Territory
Cy Mountains
Yukon
St Michael's Island
Tukon
Will
Juneat
Dyea
Traver
Haines Mission
Chilfoot
Chitfoot Inlet
Be Shoulders
Circle City
Arctic Circle
Forty Mile River
Walker Creek
Sixty Mile Creek
English Territory
Canada
Berlin’s City Government Praised for Duty and Efficiency
A review praising Berlin’s municipal system notes strict but conscientious officials, devotion to the letter of the law, and thorough planning. It highlights businesslike council leadership, expert department heads, and careful budgeting as keys to efficiency and public trust. The piece contrasts revenue yielding institutions with nonrevenue ones like schools and hospitals, urging economy in both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Bush
Berlin Administration Prompts Efficient Public Welfare
Professor Frank W. Black argues in the Forum that a disciplined Berlin style of orderly, deliberate administration can achieve swift welfare outcomes. He asserts Berlin’s method enables large projects to succeed for the public good through careful planning and steady execution.
French Baby Incubator Brings New Life To Paris
A report from Paris describes the baby incubator a glass fronted unit maintaining a constant warm air flow and temperature. Nurses tend eleven incubated infants in a single room, with several under two pounds at birth. among 485 infants treated in three years, 157 survived. The incubator, invented in 1891 by Dr. Lion, is rented for sixty francs a month, with families able to save a life using gas, kerosene, or electricity for twelve dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lion
Paris
Harpar
Bazar
Napoleon's Horses and the Bond With Copenhagen
The account recalls Copenhagen, the Duke of Wellington's Waterloo horse, whose evident joy at victory showed in a celebrated moment at headquarters. Napoleon praised his horse at St Helena for memory and judgment, noting the animal distinguished him from servants and allowed only the groom and himself to mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Copenhagen
Strathfieldmye
Napoleon
St. Halena
Pretty Even Pace Sets Tone This Season
Pautine Perdica and T compete with steady form as Pautine paces early laps. Tom Barry notes the field and questions how many men will hold up in their apa. The Yellow Book reports on current standings and pace through early season action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pautine
Perdica
Tom Barry
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Northwest Territory
Wang
Cora
Pach A
Elondire
Klondyke
Bonanza
el Dorado
Krondyke
Clalma
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Child
Ren
Fittee
St. Michael's
Aaro
Chikoot - Tunsau
Head of Navigation
Chilkoot Pass
Lake Bennett
Tagish
Junean
Tunean
Tabkeena River
RSS
Pelly River
White River
Stuart River
Mine Creek
Covernment OF
Lin
Frank W. Blackmar
Napoleon's
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