Insolvency Court Grants Stay in Stevenson Case
In the Insolvency Court Judge Forbes grants James Stevenson a stay of proceedings until the insolvency warrant returns on Sept 3. Stevenson testified to solvency and $500,000 net worth but acknowledged about $6,000 in unsecured debts and several attached judgments. The judge also ordered Stevenson not to dispose of or transfer property until the warrant’s return.
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Forbes
James Stevenson
Stevenson
Hiram P. Harriman
R. W. Nagon
Nason & Proctor
P. J. Casey
Charles A. Snow
George W. Gregory
Carlton Hunneman
Wilson
Kimball
Cumner & Richards
Earker
Frank T. Benner
Albert Watte
Benner
Magnet
Snow
Messrs
Gregory, Watts, Et Als
Gregory
Municipal Signal Company
Seattle
Wash
St. Michaels
Arlington Dock
Wood
Humboldt
Denis H Morrissey Dead Chief Clerk at City Hall
Denis H Morrissey chief clerk in the assessor’s department at City Hall died this morning in Sharon Massachusetts after a long decline from consumption. Born in Boston in 181 he was educated at the Lawrence School South Boston and served on General Martins staff during Boston’s 250th anniversary celebration.
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Denis H. Morrissey
Masessor’s Department
City Hall
Massapoag
Sharon
Mass
Boston
Lawrence School
South Boston
Department of Assessors
Old Ward
Roxbury
Morrissey
Board of Assessors
General Martin
Rice
Irish Society
Order of Red Men
Merican Legion of Honor
Montgomery Ably
Royal Society of Good Ows
Klondike Mail Routes and Miners Tense Climate
The Canadian and U S governments near in postal co operation to double Klondike mail service from the coast to Dawson City and Dyea with Canadian mounted police supervision. Miners in Skaguay plan for winter with 2000 plus in camp as tensions rise with Canadian officials at lakes.
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Washington
United States
Klondike
Canada
Shellenperger
Circle City
Dawson City
Dyea
Unce
Post Office Department
Shellenberger
Fort Cuddy
Canadian Mounted Police
Seagua
Alaska
Alki
Seattle
Wash
White Pass
Yukon
Skagua
Richard
Bosworth Field
Skagun
India in Revolt on the Frontier Crisis Spreads
A frontier uprising in India with Afridi tribes and other groups challenging British rule nears wider conflict. Troops including the 36th Sikhs move to Fort Lockhart as Afridi defection threatens Khyber Pass and Kurram Valley amid rioting rhetoric and calls for a brutal retaliation. The London cable notes fears of religious fanaticism spreading to native troops, while British and colonial authorities brace for escalation.
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Khyber Pass
Jamrud
Kurram
Samarra
Fort Lockhart
Samil Magazai
Parachenar
Kurram Valley
Lundi
Kotal
Delhi
India
England
Pathan
Europe
Himalayas
America
Transvaal
Germany
New York
London
Drowned horse after wharf collision among fish pedlars
A bay horse valued at 13 dollars drowned when a pedlar wagon collided with another on a city wharf near Conquest Hodgkin's fish store. The accident drew about 300 onlookers as the wagon and harness were recovered and the body secured to the Vanguard until evening.
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R. A. Campbell
Cambridge
Conquest & Hodgkine
Vanguard
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John Henry Miggs
Denis Morrissey
Dybea
Smith
Jones
Richards
Godson
Jack Hansard
Portland
Ore
Hansard
Chilkoot Pass
Beattie
Anery
Dyea River
Kiondike
Klondike Region
Sitka
Lynn Canal
Juneau
Douglass
Lewis River
Yukon River
Dawson ‘City
Humboldt Sails
North Fork
Mare Island
San .Francisco
King of
Carrie Higley Dimond
Duffield
Coast Survey
Gold
Arctic
Charles L. Wise
Cincinnati
Mr. Wise
Simla
Afridia
Chicago
Abdur Rahman Khan
Ameer
Afghanistan
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F. D. Record
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