Guggenheim Family Suit in Brooklyn Supreme Court
William Guggenheim sues four Guggenheim brothers and another sibling in a $10 million action. He alleges the Chile Copper Mining Company details were concealed, causing substantial losses. The defense contends insufficient proof and seeks dismissal. Justice Benedict reserved ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Daniel
Solomon
Morris
Simon Guggenheim
Throig
Chile Copper Mining’ Company
Benedict
Philippines official in bad Manila arrest shocks treasury case
June 7 in Manila Union province governor arrested for allegedly instigating an attempt to rob the provincial treasury. Eastern Oysters and Iditarod Meat Co. names appear in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Union Province
Eastern Oysters
Iditarod Meat Co
License Required for All Mine Operators under Territorial Law
United States Marshal reports Alaska territorial law requires every mine operator to obtain a license from the territorial treasurer. Tax is due only if net income exceeds 5000 dollars, but licensing and sworn reports apply to all productive mining activity. Officials urge deputies to gather complete tax rolls and defer until mining season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial
Smith
Alaska
W. G. Smith
United States
Bonanza Find Promises Rich Pay on Cleary Creek Claim
Banks Citizen Mining reports on No. 11 below Cleary creek claim that the richest pay on Cleary is being mined again. Pens run from 5 dollars to the drift, with expectations that operators will extract around 100000 dollars this mining season, despite prior beliefs the pay had been worked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Citizen Mining
Ringdahl & Co
Cleary Creek
Oll Cleary
H. Ringdahl
Miners Strike $5,000 Ground Purchase from Riley
AL Raymond, John Carlson and John Carey offered 5000 dollars for mining ground to Henry Riley, a Fairbanks mining man and banker, which was accepted. The group acquired additional mining property in the bargain. The exact extent remains undetermined. at least two trips may be needed to complete mapping. Ringdahl & Co. plan a large scale opening with their own preliminary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ners
AL Raymond
John Carlson
John Carey
Henry Riley
Fairbanks
Ringdahl & Co
Aitken Sells Silver Mine to Manley and Associates
Yukon mining deal closes as Manley Ives Price Mc Ginn buy the Silver King mine in Mayo district from Thomas Aitken. Plan to build a road to Mayo Landing, transport ore by motor trucks, and ship fifteen to twenty tons daily. Deepen shaft, extend water pumping, and start new stopes with Manley on site. Aitken to Moy Suck then coastward.
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Uransoners
Yukon
Manley
Ives, Price & McGinn
Silver King
Mayo
Stewart River
Thoma Aitken
Messrs, Manley
Ives
Mr. Aitken
Mayo Landing
Stopes
Dawson
Mosley
Tdi
Aiken
Moysuck
Ed Smith Returns to Fairbanks Prospect at St Patrick Creek
Ed A Smith father of George and toe Smith of Gun ore fame returned to Fairbanks with $9 intent on quartz work at the head of St Patrick creek. The property, held with William Mc Ghee and George Smith, shows promise per Dr Brooks of the Geological Survey. Prospects for summer plan a thorough outlay and renewed optimism after years of effort.
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Fairbanks
Delta
RE. A. Smith
George
Toe Smith
Gunore
Ghiltod
Smith
Oaklan Cal
Los Anion
St Patrick Creek
William McGhee
George Smith
Brooks
Geological Survey
Considerahls Sonay
Why Willie Was Released in Dawson News
Willie, formerly a city manager in Shburn, bound for Landa passengers on the Walditarod, enlisted with a British Columbia regiment. His Klondike friends believed him bound for the front, but his declining health father, a postmaster and store owner at Iditarod, requested his release to help with the business. William spent six months training in Vancouver and is described as hardy. he notes many Vancouver youths have enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson News
Wasshburn
Landa
William
British Columbia
Klondike
Iditarod
Vanuver
Vancouver
Residents push Iditarod mail route via Marshall area
Thomas Gullney notes Marshall, now Fortune Ledge, residents favor routing mail via the Iditarod instead of Unalakleet and St. Michael. Journeys show mail brisker via Iditarod with two day Marshall to St. Michael spur if trail is staked. A letter mailed in Japan reached Marshall ahead of a Fairbanks route delivery. Nome should consider rerouting to cut transit times.
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Thomas Gullney
Marshall
Fortune Ledge
Iditarod
Unalaklest
St. Michael
Seward
Marsabll
Fairbanks
Nomeites
Nome
Iditerod
Awful death of workman Hudson at dredge tailing pile
May 16 report says John Hudson was buried by a hundred tons of gravel sliding from the tailing pile beside Canadian Klondike Company dredge No. 2 at the pond edge. His body had not been found, believed under water about thirty feet of gravel, leaving a wife and a two year old daughter on Bear Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
John Hudson
Klondike Company
Hudson
Bear Creek
Tornado Debacle Kills Fifty Nine in Arkansas North
A violent tornado struck the northern part of Arkansas near Little Rock on June 6 killing fifty nine people and injuring about a hundred. Rescue workers battled wreckage as communities assessed the toll and began recovery efforts. Authorities urged caution amid shattered towns and lingering hazards from debris and downed power lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Alaska News Roundup Details Alaska Legislation and Local Affairs
Alaska report covers Mount McKinley national park bill progress, Wada’s safe return from New York, Chickens at McNeil’s yard, Anchorage newspaper upgrades, and personnel changes at Pioneer and Alaska Daily Empire. Also notes warnings to workers, Barthol Brewery license case, a serious mining accident near Eagle, Marshall City mining activity, and Judge Brown’s handling of the railroad strike dispute.
Notice of Forfeiture In Alaska Mining Claim
In this notice prospects J F Baird, Marie Baird and Charles Howie and heirs are warned their co owners have spent funds on placer mining claims under Alaska law. If they do not contribute within ninety days of service or publication, their interests will vest in the others who have paid, per Section 5 of the Revised Statutes. First published April 15 1916 with last publication July 8 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Baird
Marie Baird
Charles Howie
Territory of
Alaska
Bette
Lenius
Geo. W. Albrecht Chase
Taylor
Notice to coowners on Chicken Creek placer claim solidified
D McGuinness seeks your share of required annual labor on the Dicken Association placer mining claim at Chicken Creek Otter precinct territory. If you do not contribute your portion within 90 days of service or publication, your coownership will transfer to the exspender per sale provisions. First published April 15, 1916. last published July 8, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Anderson
Eldridge
Wats Gurdy
Dicken Association
Chicken Creek
Honauza Creek
Otter Precinet
Whlen
United States
Placer Mining Ny
D. McGuinness
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Miners & Merchants Bank
Seattle
Scandinavian American Bank
Charles Ross
John Holmes
R. C. Button
Shubert
West Austin Ave
A. B. Shubert, Inc
Sticano, BU
Hurst Cigar Store
Westover
Pipes and Tobaccos
Victor Phonograph Nestlies For Sale
Fresa
J. A. Nelson
Lake LaBerge
H. Boas
Finnegan & Cameron
Flat City
Edison Diamond Disc
C. R. Cameron
Jas, F. Finnegan
Grand Bar
Gibson Rye
Juan DE Fuca
Marc Antony
Jeu
Crosby
Wassage and
Caribou St
Black and Willow Sts
Wate
Philippines
Olympia
Iberman
T. Erwin
Charles
Riley
Cutter
N. C. Co
Aitken
Manley and Associates
ED Smith
Why Willie
Arkansas
House of Represent Washington
Mount McKinley National Park
Ala
Wada
New York City
Dan Cellahan
McNeil’s
Bsand
Deays
Metropolitan
Aluka Daily
Empire
Juneau
Pacific
B.C
Hilles
Republicanional Committee
Chietowesk
Transportation Club
William AL Gilmore
Whitney
Anchorage
Cook
Charles E. Herron
Pioneer
Pioneer Alaskaa
Republican Territorial Committee
Harry G. Steel
Pion
Steel
The
Alaskan
Cordova
Railroad Commission
William J Lorimer
Chicago
Albert Fink
Lorimer
Muska
Roth
Barthel Brewis Company
Brewing Company
Wstra
Eagle
Paul Shulta
Frank Swanson
Signal Corps
Marshall City
Thomas Gaffney
Interior
Hooper Bay
Wackey
Andresfski
Gat
Brown
Engineering Commission
Gnd
Fred Brown
District Court of the Third Oi
Alw Kan
Jadze
Bro
Regina
Discovery Cafe
Flat City Hohback
Durand Bet
the Grand and
Bagoy's Bars
Muteklei Siei
General
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