Alaska union mystery leaves investors in the lurch
The Alaska union once backed by cannery plans and $210,000 in certificates vanished after a bank foreclosed a blanket mortgage of all assets. About 1,700 certificate holders, including many from Seattle and the East, face losses as a receiver handles the failing enterprise and its unpaid interest.
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Alaska Fisheries Union
The
Alaska Union
Globe
Islay
Union
United States
Star
Seattle
Nome
M. Costello
Supreme Court Takes King County Appeals Through Jan
Olympia Jan 11 text shows the supreme court will hear King county cases through January 29. Docket includes Albert Lillienthal et al v Hugh Herren Federal Iron Erase Bed and others. Tacoma Lounge Co v Joseph Imeson. Tacoma Railway Power v Pierce. John Lawrence v Alexia Halverson. Edgar Ames v George King et al. Robert Thompson guardian v Jesaquah Shingle Co. King County court affirmed against A L Baldwin v Daly et al. August Krog v Elmer Hendricks dismissal on commission. Lawyer Land Co v Isabel Steele summons order reversed directing trial.
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Olympia
King County
Supreme Court
Albert Lillienthal
Hugh Herren
Federal ‘Iron & Erase Bed Company
Tacoma Lounge — Company
Joseph Imeson
Tacoma Railway & Power Company
Pierce
John Lawrence
Alexia Halverson
Edgar Ames
George King
Fram Ing
Robert Thompson
Guardian
Jesaquah Shingle Company
Lant
King
Eourt
King County Court
A. L. Baldwin
George Daly
W. H. Peter
August Krog
Elmer Hendricks
Lawyer Land Company
Isabel R. Steele
Postal card theft alleged in Tacoma case
Deputy prosecuting attorney Walter Harvey obtained a warrant for Tom Askelson on a petty larceny charge. Al Howe of the Pioneer Bindery & Printing firm swore the complaint. Askelson allegedly took four dollars worth of postal cards, bought from the post office, then turned them in claiming surplus. Authorities believe he left the city.
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Tacoma
Walter Harvey
Tom Askelson
al. Howe
Pioneer Bindery & Printing Com
Askelson Fa
Askelson
Eards
Askelgon
Alexander Ketor Orr a Tyrone native in New York Life first vice presidency
Alexander Ketor Orr of Strabane County Tyrone born March 2 1891 visited America in 1860 settled in New York in 1869 and became a leading figure. He served as president of the New York Chamber of Commerce and Produce Exchange and the Rapid Transit Commission of New York and held directorships in major financial and philanthropic institutions. On December 14 1906 he was elected first vice president of New York Life. He married Juliet B Dows in 1857 who died in 1872 and then Margaret Luquer in 1873.
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America
New York
Produte Exchange
New York Chamber of Commerce and Produce Exchange
Rapid Transait Commission of
New York Life
Juliet B. Dows
Margaret Luquer
Havanans Plan Rainier Avenue Exchange and Phone Network
Plans in Columbia detail Havanans installing 100 phones by end of January with a goal of 1000 subscribers in Rainier valley. An interchange system with Independent company links to Seattle and Spokane while cigar manufactory prospects in town grow. Mayor Phalen signs franchise ordinance as Citizens Telephone suit withdrawn. Real estate activity rises as Seattle rail service and local businesses push improvements.
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Rainier Av
Rainter Valley
Heattle
State Supreme Court
Mrater
Phalen
Citizens Telephone Company
W. W. Phalen
Columbia
Marshall Field in Critical Condition in New York
Reports from the Helland house say Marshall Field may have pneumonia with moderate severity but immediate danger is not indicated. Stanley Field denies a very bad night, while doctors held a long consultation for the patient.
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Field
Helland House
W. J. James
Pield
Pied
Stanley Field
Marshall Field
Cilengo
Holland House
Ames
Janeway
Austin * Rigen
Mgr. Field
Alaska Tundra Strike Nets Century Gold Find
In Nome Alaska on January 11 a striking discovery at Little Creek placers yielded a bed rock strike near Cyrus Noble and Bourbon benches. Approximately one hundred dollars was panned highlighting the rich tundra find and interest from Day and Bourbon discoverers.
Help For The Blacksmith Benefit In Sioux Falls
Bob Fussimmons arranged a benefit in Sioux Falls to aid a blacksmith whose shop floor caved in under a crowd seeking souvenir horseshoes. The incident occurred after a crowd gathered to watch a pugilist make memorabilia.
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Sioux Falla
D. Jan
Bob Fussimmons
Pugihet
Investment prospectus favorite picks Seattle Copper stock
A speculative investment advises purchasing 100 shares of Seattle Boothon Copper Co preferred stock now at 60 cents a share. Expected value rises to at least $1 in four years with 66 percent gain from value increase. Potential to reach 4 000 per share within five years plus dividends. Limited market window noted with ore sample at 1114 Second Avenue or 7M Alaska Ride.
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Seattle- Boeton Copper Co
Second Avenue
Alaska Ride
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Little Creek Placers
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Jerome K. Jerome
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Second Ave
Madison St
Woodcock
Woodcock's Pharmacy
Pike St
Sixth Ave
Seattle. Wash
Laurel
1St Ave
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G. L. Holmes
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