Guggenheim Family Suit in Brooklyn Supreme Court
William Guggenheim sues five Guggenheim brothers for 10 million dollars alleging concealment of details about the Chile Copper Mining Company. The defendants Daniel Solomon Morris and Simon Guggenheim argued insufficient proof and moved for dismissal. Justice Benedict reserved decision on the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Daniel
Solomon
Morris
Simon Guggenheim
Chile Copper Mining’ Company
Benedict
Union province governor arrested in treasury robbery plot
June 7 Manila report says the Union province governor was arrested for instigating an attempt to rob the provincial treasury. Eastern Oysters and Iditarod Meat Co mentioned in crawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Union Province
Eastern Oysters
Iditarod Meat Co
License Requirement For Mine Operators Under Territorial Law
United States Marshal T. Erwin notes a 1916 Alaska territorial revenue act rule requiring all productive mine operators to obtain licenses from the territorial treasurer and to file sworn returns. Exemption exists only if net income is below 5000 dollars. even then, licensing and reporting are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial
Smith
Alaska
W. G. Smith
United States
T. Erwin
Charles
Claim Bought From Riley Becomes Bonanza Profit Expected
Banks Citizen Mining reports the Cleary creek No. 11 below claim on Cleary creek yields richest pay seen, with pens running from five dollars in the drift. Operators expect to mine about one hundred thousand dollars this season, after earlier beliefs that the good pay was exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Citizen Mining
Ringdahl & Co
Cleary Creek
Oll Cleary
H. Ringdahl
Miners Secure Ground in $5,000 Purchase Deal
AL Raymond, John Carlson and John Carey bid $5,000 for mining ground from Henry Riley, a Fairbanks mining figure and banker. The purchase includes additional mining property, though the exact extent remains uncertain. Ringdahl & Co plan large scale operations after completing 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
In Yukon Mayo district the Silver King mining property on upper Stewart River changes hands from Thoma Aitken to Manley Ives Price and McGinn. The new owners plan a rapid development with a road to Mayo Landing, heavy trucks, and daily ore shipments.
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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 Back in Fairbanks
Fairbanks News-Miner reports Ed A. Smith returning to Fairbanks after spending winters in California and Oregon. He plans to prospect the quartz property at the head of St Patrick Creek with partners William McGhee and George Smith, hoping for a productive season and eventual endorsement.
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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 From Canadian Service
William, a Dawson City native and former manager, was bound for Landa passengers on the Walditarod. He enlisted with a British Columbia regiment and was expected to reach the front. His ailing father, postmaster and store owner in Iditarod, asked authorities to release William so he could help with the business. William is to be appointed postmaster. He spent six months in training in Vancouver and reports that most Vancouver youths have enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson News
Wasshburn
Landa
William
British Columbia
Klondike
Iditarod
Vanuver
Vancouver
Residents Push Iditarod Route For Marshall Mail
Thomas Gullney reports Marshall known as Fortune Ledge residents favor routing mail via the Iditarod instead of Unalakleet and St. Michael. Men travel Marshall to Seward along the Iditarod, reaching the coast. a Japan letter posted in Japean arrived weeks before the same letter via Fairbanks. Nome residents are urged to consider this change to speed deliveries by two days between Marshall and St. Michael if trails are staked.
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Thomas Gullney
Marshall
Fortune Ledge
Iditarod
Unalaklest
St. Michael
Seward
Marsabll
Fairbanks
Nomeites
Nome
Iditerod
Awful Death of Workman at Klondike Dredge No. 2
May 16 reports John Hudson buried by a hundred tons of gravel sliding from the tailing pile at the edge of the pond where Canadian Klondike Company's dredge No. 2 operated. His body has not yet been found, presumed under water with about thirty feet of gravel. Hudson was a local veteran, survived by a wife and a two year old daughter. the family home is on Bear Creek.
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Dawson
John Hudson
Klondike Company
Hudson
Bear Creek
Tornado kills fifty nine in northern Arkansas
A powerful tornado struck the northern region of Arkansas near Little Rock on June 6, leaving fifty nine dead and around a hundred injured. Rescue teams worked through debris as authorities assessed the scope of the disaster and warned of potential follow up storms. Local shelters opened to house displaced residents while state officials declared an emergency to mobilize aid and relief operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Alaska News Highlights On Alaska Parks Crime and Commerce
Alaska reports favoring a bill to create Mount McKinley National Park, while a Seattle note says Wada the Jap, feared dead, is safe in New York. Other items cover a poultry yard pledge at McNeil’s Island, new presses for the Daily Empire in Juneau, a Nome gavel from a fossil tusk, Alaska railroad warnings to workers, and modest local accidents and industry growth in Marshall City.
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Wada
Seattle
Alaska
New York City
Metropolitan
Aluka Daily
Empire
Juneau
Pacific
Vancouver
B.C
Hilles
Republicanional Committee
Chietowesk
Nome
Transportation Club
William AL Gilmore
Notice of Forfeiture In Alaska Placer Mining Claim
Notice to J F Baird Marie Baird and Charles Howie and heirs that they have not contributed required expenditures on two placer mining claims. If within ninety days of service or publication they do not pay their proportion, their interest will be forfeited to co-owners who advanced the funds. Publication dates April 15 1916 to 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
D McGuinness warns M Anderson and others coowners that he has spent $100 on labor and improvements to hold the Dicken Association placer mining claim on Chicken Creek Otter precinct Fourth on territory. Under US Revised Statutes, failure to contribute within 90 days from service or publication will transfer ownership to the expending coowner. First published April 5, 1916. fast publication 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
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
Riley
Cutter
N. C. Co
Aitken
Manley and Associates
ED Smith
Why Willie
Arkansas
House of Represent Washington
Mount McKinley National Park
Ala
Dan Cellahan
McNeil’s
Bsand
Deays
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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