Notice of Bankruptcy for Solen and Moerman in Alaska
District Court in Fairbanks Alaska announces John Solen and Joseph Moerman were adjudicated bankrupt on June 12 1908. First meeting of creditors set for June 24 1908 at 2 PM in the Fairbanks Building offices to prove claims appoint a trustee and transact business. Henry Roden referee in bankruptcy records. For sale Ryan's half way house Pedro Creek. Macauley history earned author a hundred thousand dollars in first ten weeks of sale.
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Territory OF Alaska
John Solen
Joseph Moerman
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mining focused cases flood the court docket
New filings show a surge of mining related cases and bankruptcies. Raymond Brum seeks 131?4 balance on a note secured by a quarter interest in No 5 Ester creek. L L Lewis sues for 1800 on a lease sold to Oregon association. Bankruptcies filed include John Lund Andrew Nelson C E Schon with claims around 300 wages and 350 from an unwashed dump. Addie Kern seeks divorce from Chas Kern married August 8 1906. Other petitions list Tanana Electric recovery against Ahlburg Leitch and Hamilton for 820. Solen and Moreman file voluntary bankruptcy with assets and liabilities stated. William Craig Peter Vachon Vincent Chisholm seek bankruptcies for Vault creek operators incl McVicar Bowers Zarnowsky and McCrorie. Public sale advertised at Dome City June 13 1908.
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Raymond
Brum
Raymond Brum
William H. Hannum
Emil Fursteneau
Ester Creek
L. L. Lewis
Thomas Pearson
Oregon Association
John Lund
Andrew Nelson
C. E. Schon
Fairbanks Creek
Happy Association
Goldstream
Moose Creek
No. 7
Addie Kern
Chas. Kern
Fairbanks
C. A. Hutchinson
Tanana Electric Company
Frank Ahlburg
Chas. P. Leitch and
Hamilton
John Solen
Joseph Moreman
William Craig
Peter Vachon
Vincent Chisholm
Ronald McVicar
B. T. Bowers
John Zarnowsky
John McCrorie
Hugh McCrorie
Vault Creek
Justice of the Peace Thomas
Dome
Dome City
Bankruptcy inquiry into alleged debt and preferences
Henry Roden as referee in bankruptcy will determine if there is cause to declare the defendants bankrupt. The petition lists debts to William Craig 1000 dollars on a note of 1990 dated November 16 1907 Peter Vachon 862.12 due May 15 1908 and V Chisholm 158.50 for 53 cords of wood. It alleges June 3 1908 defendants committed an act of bankruptcy by allowing certain creditors to obtain judgments and levy property, with a sale postponed pending inquiry. An appeal notice in Spitz versus Asheim waits.
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Henry Roden
William Craig
Peter Vachon
Chisholm
D. Davidson
J. L McDonald
Thos. Alexander
J. McCann
Patrick Campbell
Thomas
Justice of the Peace At
Dome
Davidson
Alexander
McCann
Campbell
United States
Harmonie Society Plans Grand July 3 Ball at Roller Rink
The Gesang-Verein Harmonie led by Henry Roden announces a large Fourth of July ball on July 3 at the roller rink. Max Elster and his orchestra will perform, with a free Rathskeller and special decorations ensuring a festive, welcoming evening.
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Gesang-Verein Harmonie
The
Harmonie Society
Henry Roden
Max Elster
Striving for Place on Team in Fairbanks Game
A June midnight game determines who travels July 14 to advertise Fairbanks and the Tanana valley. Suits from Seattle arrive by July 1. Captain Gerry Hodge will lead daily practices as players compete for a selected Outside Team to face local foes on the Fourth.
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Fairbanks
Tanana Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Gerry Hodge
Maud Steams Pack Train Parade Leg of Journey
Maud the dog carried a 10 foot mail box during Dan Kennedy s 20 horse pack train parade last night. Brass band will accompany Monday s Florence S steamer departure toward the Nenana river route. Public subscription started to fund an escort band with 25 signers by 2 pm including August Toellner Joe Heacock John P Clum and others.
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Maud
First National Bank
Johnson
Florence S
Nenana
Kennedy
August Toellner
Joe Heacock
John P. Clum
A. Bonnifield
H. J. Miller
W. H. Parsons
J. L. Timmins
al J. Johnson
F. Heilig
F. J. Miller
Tharp & Rusk
Francis Rothh
R. S. McDonald
Cash
Frank Monroe
Sargent & Pinska
E. A. Munson
John Jesson
A. R. Heilig
J. L. Sale
J. C. Kellum
D. A. Epsteyn
Abe Spring
A. O. Anderson
Cousby Clegg
Eagles Dance At Eagle Hall Saturday Night
The entertainment committee of the Fraternal Order of Eagles announces a social dance at Eagle Hall tomorrow night. It follows a popular demand and is expected to attract a large attendance with the best music and refreshments provided.
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Order of Eagles
Eagle Hall
Jewish Population Concentration Near New York City
Within 20 miles of city hall including Greater New York and nearby New Jersey areas a Jewish population of about 1,000,000 is described as the largest single Jewish community on earth. The text compares this concentration to figures in Russia Austro Hungary the British Isles and other regions.
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City Hall
New York
New Jersey
All America
Globe
Russia
Austro-Hungary
British Isles
The
SAILING DATES ADVERTISED BY Joe Heacock fleet
Joe Heacock advertises summer sailings for his Independent line with steamer Martha Crow sailing Saturday June 13 at 3 p m to Snooko and other vessels making runs to Kantishna Nenana Tanana and McCarty areas. Florence S sails to Kantishna Monday at 4 p m carrying supplies for quartz properties and miners. White Seal plans a Tanana River run to McCarty station and Richardson. Uncle Joe hints more dates but delays rushing plans.
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Martha Crow
Joe
Florence S
Kantishna
Dan Kennedy
Nenana River
Tanana River
Pioneer Dock
McCarty Station
Richardson
Tenderfoot Diggings
Innoko Camp Shot Through Postmaster Cancels Orders
Ben Goodman, twice in Innoko, ex Simeon postmaster, writes to Tanana Trading canceling earlier orders and calling the camp a frost. He warned against a rush last year, doubting paystreaks, while others fear media exposure for knockers but see possible camp value if boomed.
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Ben Goodman
Innoko
Sime!city
Tanana
Goodman
Arrivals at Hotels at the Pioneer
A list of names including Gil Johnson Goldstream John McCarthy Pedro W F Thompson Ridgetop W F E Sullivan City Adolph Olson Goldstream T R Baker City J M Piteck Chas Grill Goldstream J C Houlihan Fox Wm Taylor Ester Lou Moor H Johnson Frank Berdie Cleary Ed Benson Pat Meehan Goldstream John Hayes Ester Mrs Bell Chatanika J Mathesson Goldstream John Flyger Wm McDaniels J H Woods Axel Wickstrom Cleary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Johnson
Goldstream
John McCarthy
Pedro
W. F. Thompson
Ridgetop
W. FE. Sullivan
City
Adolph Olson
T. R. Baker
J. M. Piteck
Chas. Grill
J. C. Houlihan
Fox
Wm. Taylor
Ester
Lou Moor
H. Johnson
Frank Berdie
Cleary
Ed Benson
Pat Meehan
John Hayes
Mrs. Bell Chatanika
King Leopold honors Cardinal Gibbons with grand cross
Baron Moncheur the Belgian minister to Washington presented the grand cross of the Royal Order of the Crown to Cardinal Gibbons. The award cited his services to Christianity and humanity worldwide as a mark of royal esteem.
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Leopold
Belgium
Cardinal Gibbons
Royal Order of the Crown
Baron Moncheur
Washington
Gold Pouring In The Court In Dust From Creeks
Gold dust pours into O A Weils clerk of the court as judges order receivers and litigants to pay a portion of earnings. He has receipted nearly ten thousand dollars and expects to reach about one million soon. Experts identify dust by creek source and value to cents, matching dust to its origin with quick accuracy.
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O. A. Weils
Reid
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