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Petersburg Weekly Report

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

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Local Notes on Honors, Ship Arrivals, and a Typhoid Confusion

A San Francisco note explains Third Liberty Loan honors awarded in the order claims were received. Petersburg post office holds May unclaimed letters for 20 individuals. A Petersburg Scow Bay Christian church picnic welcomed about forty attendees. Shipboard arrivals include Seattle bound passengers and a southbound list. Shamrock III brought a man misstated to have typhoid. he is not in danger, per Dr. Kying.

T. 8. Elsemore C. K. Weeks Third Liberty Loan San Francisco Scow Bay Christian Church Petersburg Captain Smith San Juan Saginaw Bay Kying

City Council Minutes Detail Finances and Projects

The council met in regular session led by Mayor Ness. Actions included approving $543.40 in claims, electing E. P. Refling as treasurer with 3 percent commission, and ordering immediate shipment of a hose-cart from Long, Portland. Plans include a 60,000 gallon water tank study, light and power repairs, and a water power survey at Five Mile Creek. Also notes on fish shipments, property assessment work, Red Cross dinner plans, travel to Juneau, and local notices.

Ness Braastadt Haarberg Kildall Tveten E. P. Refling Fire and Water Committee Light and Power Five- Mile Creek A. G. Long Portland Oregon Juneau Law Firm Cheney & Ziegler

Fourth Celebrated With Ship Launchings Across Pacific Coast

Seattle dispatch notes that every steel and wooden shipyard in Washington and Oregon plans to launch a vessel on July 4 as part of nationwide Fourth of July celebrations.

Seattle Washington Oregon

Pair charged in pool room robbery case facing district court

Thomas Lovelock admitted guilt in a late Saturday court appearance after a raid on Charlie Mann's pool room cash register. The Englishman, allegedly escaping with just over $20, was bound over to district court on $500 bond. Deputy U. S. Marshal Howell traced the suspect to the scene by the back room door. Lovelock, a Wrangell arrival, has a dated record in California and Wrangell, and requested deportation after his arrest.

Commissioner’s Court Thomas Lovelock Charlie Mann Charlie U. S Howell Lovelock Wrangell San Francisco California Ketchikan

For Sale Beach Property Near Scarborough

A 10 by 16 foot chicken house and fine beach property offered for sale at Scarborough. Advertises Carl A. Swanson and a professional Kodak finishing service for amateurs, located at the Dream Theatre.

Scow" Bay Carl A. Swanson Kodak Scarborough Dréam Theatre

Five More Boys Leave for Fort Seward

Five local youths Anton Strand Ingvald Nerland Carl Anderson Orris Torrison and Loyal Binkley departed on the City of Seattle Wednesday night to join the colors at Fort Seward. Friends escorted them to the wharf and wished them luck. A dinner in their honor was held Wednesday evening at the Good Eats restaurant. Olaf Martin Olsen remains unreported from the draft quotas and is believed to be somewhere on Puget Sound.

Anton E. Strand Ingvald Nerland Carl Anderson Orris Torrison John Binkley Seattle Fort Seward Thele Ests Good Eats Olaf Martin Olsen Puget Sound

Draft Registration Update for May 5 in Alaska Territory

May 5 registration covers all boys reaching conscription age since last year. Alaska exemption boards have no instructions for this registration and due to few eligible youths the regulation may not be applied.

Alaska

H. S. Worthen Killed in Mill Accident

H S Worthen a Juneau mill man with six years in the city died after being caught between two logs at his mill. Funeral services were held in Juneau and the body will be sent south on the City of Seattle to Holderness New Hampshire his birthplace fifty years ago.

H. S. Worthen Juneau Alaska Seattle Holderness New Hampshire

Steamers Sail From Seattle As Petersburg Bound Passengers Listed

The Jefferson departed Seattle at 9 this morning with weight steerage and passengers bound for Petersburg including Mrs Carlson F H Taft E Fosner Andrew Wang Mrs Samuel Gauffin Mrs G M Leiness R L Tipton The Spokane sailing date from Seattle is not announced but may arrive June 16 Southbound City of Seattle due Friday night.

Seattle Jefferson Petersburg Carlson F. H. Taft E. Fosner Andrew Wang Samuel Gauffin G. M. Leiness R. L. Tipton Spokane Andy

Supreme Court Declares Child Labor Law Unconstitutional

Federal Food Administrator for Alaska R A Gunnison says a Ju neau press dispatch reports the U S Supreme Court has voided the federal child labor law. He has telegraphed Washington for official confirmation of the ruling.

R. A. Gunnison Alaska Juneau United States Supreme Court Gunnison Washington

Rails for Anchorage to Ship 12000 Tons This Summer

Purchasing Agent Dole announced 12 000 tons of 70 pound rails for the Alaska road will be shipped to Anchorage land this summer. The first 5 000 tons will be dispatched within a few weeks. Bargain fire room house for sale with waterfront lot 60 by 300 feet and lawn view. Half payment required. See Charles Greenaa

Seattle Dole Alaska Anchorage Charles

American Troops Bring Confidence Across Front

A Daily Mail correspondent in France reports American troops arriving in numbers large enough to renew confidence in entente triumph. The French general lauds American spirit aiding morale around Chateau Thierry as Paris notes grateful recognition of early American exploits.

London Daily Mail France United States

Quiet Battlefront Across Noyon to Rheims In June

June reports describe a generally quiet front from Noyon to Rheims with German resistance paused and heavy losses noted in recent days. American casualties total 34 with 10 dead and 16 wounded as Pershing notes Allied advances in Picardy and Lorraine. Crowder extends selective service to 1,595,704 bringing the army over 2,000,000. An American patrol penetrated the Lunéville sector against 200 Germans, suffering high American losses.

Washington General Pershing Picardy Lorraine Luneville

Fourteen Ships Sunk Off East Coast by German Submarines

New York reports fourteen ships sunk by German submarines off the American coast. Mine sweeps recovered ten mines. a submarine fired fifteen shots at an armed merchantman, which escaped unscathed. Reports also note sightings of two submarines by arriving passenger steamers and mention Oliver Mulver's arrival with the Volunteer.

New York

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the Citizens’ Wharf Standard Oil Station Humboldt Steamship Company Citizens’ Co-Operative Wharf CO AT Wharf Arness Lumber Company Petersburg, Alaska Seattle Steamship Company Independent Steamship Line S.S S. S. Portland K. L. Steberg the Fish Clearing House, Inc Ferry Dock Finch, Mgrs Seattle, U.S. A Alaska Fish & Cold Storage Co Tacoma J. Maddock Mgr N. Nelson Ek. L. Steberg Sunde Bldg Bank of Petersburg J. W. Stoft Jacob Johnson T. S. Elsemore Chas. Norberg Anthon Eckern John Aldridge Mary Bindage Albert Blom John Blom Jim Chaplin R. Emery Pat Flynn Bert Hage Cyrus Jackson Ared Johnson Olaf Larsen Will McDonald Ole Nelson Jacob Peterson Janet S. Pedersen L. A. Rivers Rasmus R. Stavesund Stanley Sutton George Steward Col. F. O. P. Theoander Mary E. Burke Joe Jarvit R. P. Hughes Georgia Taylor Viola Kirschstein Thelma D. Copeland J. L. Lanterelle H. P. Grindrod J. E. Salmon Martin Carem Hinar Beyer F. Williams L. J. Binkley O. Solan Dan Hill June Edwards R. Jelliffe W. E. Wilson Ed. Foss C. R. Foss O. Hofstad H. Aofstad Council Proceedings Ripley Fish Co Pacific Mildcure Co Andy Andersen Ladies of the Red Cross S.of N.hall Henry Roden Haines Sing Lee’s S. E. Alaska Sing, Lee, Petersburg Steamer News Chateau Thierry Paris The Petit Journal Cords Noyon Rheims Ber Gen. Crow Der Selective Service Southern Atlantic Ters Oliver Mulver
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