White Horse Pass and Lake Bennett in Klondike Trail History
A vintage view recounts White Pass from below, the Yukon route to the Klondike, and Lake Bennett’s rise and fall as a bustling hub. It recalls tent cities at Lake Bennett in 1897, perilous Chilkoot Pass journeys, wrecked outfits, and the fleeting boom before the railroad abandoned the transitory towns. The piece notes remaining ruins, the lake’s beauty, and the era’s elusive memory, ending with a note on a life-saving boat deck design by Edward Seward.
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Lake Bena
White Pass
Horse Pass
Lake Bennett
Dawson
Caribou Crossing
Chilkoot Pass
Lake Lindeman
United States
Skagway
White Horse Pass
Shooting Stars Visibility Estimation Sparks Interest
A scientific note estimates that about 100,000 shooting stars could be observed each night if the skies were equipped with suitable telescopic equipment. The claim highlights how instrumentation could dramatically increase meteoric displays for skywatchers.
Gas woes and comic bravado in Nubride household
Ellen Nubride fends off a gas collector with poise while her husband Mr Nubride jokes about the cutoff. A misread emergency call, a surprise arrival, and a post reporter spark a humorous domestic scene in a bustling morning. Ellen handles the intruder with wit, securing funds for future bills as laughter echoes through the home.
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Ellen
Fatty I
Fatty Il
No. 4
No. 6
Pepp_ street
Pepp Street
Mr. McCarty
Denrly
Haven
Bonnet
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Yukon River
Golden Klondike
Alaska
Yukon Territory
White Horse
Yukon
Edward ‘Seward
Cardiff
Klondike
Great Gold Country
Shooting Stars