Embezzler Cornelius J. Alvord Arrested in Boston
Cornelius J. Alvord Jr the embezzling note teller of the First National Bank New York was arrested in Boston Tuesday and taken to a New York prison. He arrived in Boston last week and hid at Hotel Touraine then rented a second floor room on Huntington Avenue under the name Mr Smith. He spent a quiet night in police custody and read papers in the corridor this morning.
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Cornelius J. Alvord, Jr
First National Bank
New York
Boston
Alvord
Touraine
Huntington Avenue
West Newton Street
Mr. Smith
Secret rail fraud ring hits Canadian Pacific tickets
Secret service agents expose a staged ring in the mining region that defrauded Canadian Pacific of thousands through fraudulent tickets bought by the company and used by conductors to circulate for resale. Hotel operators are said to have acted as intermediaries in the scheme.
Local notes on Cascade residents and business changes
A cascade WA era item lists J A Bertois expanding water delivery and stage service to Rossburg, cottage moves, and road grading for a new ore shipment. It notes Miss Florence Scott visiting Sand Point Idaho, Mrs Luff settling in Cascade, and winter school hours from November 1 to April 1. The piece mentions travelers Stanley Mayall and J A McDonald, plus stock movements and vacation plans.
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Florence Scott
Mrs. Farrell
Sand Point
Idaho
Tunnel Contract Completed and Officials Change
Olaf Olson finished a 400 foot tunnel under the dam and under the P R railway to the filumeway, with tunnel workers paid off. He vacated the Black hotel, turning it over to Julius Black, and plans to return to his Seattle area farm. Water Power Co intends to finish dam work and foundation for the powerhouse before high water. The Quinlivan contract will be completed in early spring to allow powerhouse erection. Friends hosted a housewarming for Mr and Mrs Ferguson on East Third Ave.
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Olaf Olson
Olson
Black Hotel
Julius Black
Seattle
Water Power Company
Quinlivan
Railroad Disaster Leaves Seven Dead at Dehart Siding
A Northern Pacific wreck near Dehart siding Montana at about 11 o clock Monday night results in seven dead and seven injured, one possibly fatally. Survivors describe mangled bodies and chaotic scene 28 miles from Livingston.
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Northern Pacific
Dehart Siding
Livingaton
Montana
Kettle River Charter Denial Attacked as Fabrication
The Globe denounces W Harkin's Grand Forks dispatch claiming the Kettle River Valley Railway charter would be disallowed as a baseless political ruse. It labels the story a transparent fraud tied to partisan aims and notes Harkin’s credibility is widely discredited in the Boundary country.
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Harkin
Partizan
Ottawa
Ont
The
Globe of Yesterday
Grand Forks
W. Harkin
Montreal Star
Kettle River Valley
Globe
C. H. MacIntosh
New Wagon Road Planned to Link Marble Quarry to Kettle River
The United States Marble company plans a wagon road from its Deep Creek quarry to Bowen’s place on the Kettle River with a cable ferry to be set by the McKay ferry line. If allowed by assessment laws, about 300 will be spent. The route will serve the Easter Sunday mining district and reduce travel distance between Bossburg and Cascade by six to seven miles.
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United States Marble Company
Mable
Deep Creek
Kettle River
Bowen’s Place
McKay
Haster Sunday
Etops
Cascade
Bossburg
Cascade School October Standings Highlight Pupil Scores
The Cascade School report lists October rankings by class with scores for students. Notable scores include William Thompson 866 in First class and John Thompson 152 in Fiist Primer, alongside other pupils such as Jennie McRae 745 Ralph Wolverton 710 and Ava Black 636.
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The
Cascade School
Jennie McRae
Ralph Wolverton
Robert Thompson
Alonso Scott
Duncan McRae
Andrew Thompson
Ava Black
William Thompson
Joseph Baulne
John McRae
Mary Thompson
Fiist
John Thompson
Kathleen McRae
Earl Woodruff
Josephine Baulne
Marjorie Wolverton
Cascade Ladies Meet to Reorganize Aid Society
The ladies of Cascade are invited to Mrs. D. D. Ferguson's home at 2 p m today to reorganize the Mutual Aid Society of Cascade.
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Cascade
D. D. Ferguson
Mutual Aid Society of
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White Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
Bripat Street
W. R. Megaw
Fisher Block
W. W. Stewart
Bridge Street
Custom House
Robert Prebilsky
H. E. Woodland & Co
Fraser
M. F. Cross
Proprietress
Johnson Block
First Ave
Wm. Dinsmore
Dridge Street
J. Lyngholm
Cascade, B. C
Pioneer Store
W. M. Wolverton
Ree
Cornelius J. Alvord JR
City
Laurier
J. A. Bertois
Sam Handy
H. Thomas
J. A. McDonald
East Third Avenue
V. Monnier
Mountain View
Russell
Stanley Mayall
San Francisco
Mr. Mayall
Bay City
England
B. C
Bertois
Rossburg
Cascade Water Power Company
D. D. Ferguson's
Toronto Globe
Kettle River B. R
Pierre Lake Cascade
Cascade School Report
Jesse Baulne
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