Seward Emerges as Likely Rail Terminal in Alaska
Seward, Alaska May 2 government plans for Alaska railroads spark local push for a terminal at Seward on Resurrection Bay. Analysts cite climate coal fields and agriculture as advantages while rivals favor Portage Bay. Guggenheim interests withdraw from the controversy amid government road decisions.
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The Spell of the Yukon Poem by Robert Service
A poetic excerpt expresses the Yukon's grip on the speaker. He longs for gold yet yearns most for the vast land its mountains rivers woods and stillness offer. He recalls icy winters and luminous summers and declares he will return seeking the land and its quiet power.
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Edward Stern & Co., Inc
Rattlesnake bites Fairbanks student in Oasis California
Friends of Percy Blanchfield of Fairbanks report he was bitten by a rattlesnake at Oasis California while working on his father's ranch after graduating last June. Latest word says the injuries are not expected to be fatal.
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Alaska Coastline and Harbors Highlighted
The long Alaska coast line spans about 26 000 miles with a southern coast featuring many deep ice-free harbors bordered by land-rocked shores.
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Alaska Coast Line
Education Styles Hurts Myles In College Poker Game
A reporter recalls an incident where Myles was targeted in a college poker game. Teasing and harassment led to a mock violent scene described as “skinned him alive” in a metaphorical sense.
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Wilson Voices Open Door Policy for Alaska
President Woodrow Wilson urges Congress to grant Alaska full territorial government and develop its resources through government built railways and controlled ports. He warns resources must be used, not wasted, and urges practical steps and cooperation between state and federal authorities to enable orderly development.
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Nome Dogs Sweep Nome to Candle Race Enthralls Nome
The All Alaska sweepstakes runs 412 miles from Nome to Candle and back with fierce finishing bursts as fur clad crowds cheer. John Johnson wins with 18 Siberia wolfhounds in 1 hour 1 minute 3 seconds, continuing a storied record set by earlier years and racers Scotty Allan and Fay Delzene.
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Timber Land Potential in Alaska Coast Area
Timber in the humid north coast of Alaska holds large economic value. The central plateau is small but adequate for needs if covered. About 100000 square miles may be classified as timber land.
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