Directors Questioned Over Alaska Fisheries Union Collapse
The Stag reports investors and the public react to the Alaska Fisheries union failure. Trustees listed include J. W. Godwin and P. J. Runkle among others. Berwin B. Hiller claims losses for $1500, $400 investors and alleges withheld information and radical accounting practices.
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J. W. Godwin
P. J. Runkle
AH Goldberg
BK BR Burwell
J. Trowbridge
James Campbell
FB. Cosgrove
Godwin
Berwin B. Hiller
Colman
Thin Morniat
Qateeth
Anasher
Alaska
Lam
Attempt to free jailed husband sparks aid drive
Friends of Fr. Keleo from Brook mobilize a relief effort for Kelso, jailed on a monthly sentence for obtaining money under false pretenses. A. Matthews contacts the Bellingham pastor to verify facts and push Kelso’s release while noting Kelso’s fall from a once respected life after moving west and losing steady work.
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Keleo
Brook
Bellingham
MM. A. Matthews
Kelso
Wee
East
Kansas
Bedford
Birmingham
Re Haute Normal
Record Canneries Pack 1 047 295 Cases in Puget Sound Season
Be Da a company reports the Puget Sound canneries packed 1 047 295 cases during the season. Buckeyes 837 122 cases Cohoes 9 636 cases Humpbacks 1 490 cases Chumps 39 047 cases. The total value of the pack is estimated at 5 708 990 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Ghent Considered for Fourth Ward GOP Nomination
In Ghent and fellow Republicans in the Fourth ward a tense renomination fight forms as Dr. J. A. Ghent weighs a potential public bid. His supporters offer use of his home for a nominating event while Ghent says he has not authorized his name and doubts time will permit a campaign due to his business.
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J. A. Ghent
Coleie
Lorensz
Vienna
Chicago
Falls From Car Reveals Injury To Mrs Deacovich
Mrs A E Deacovich of 1031 Third Avenue was thrown from a streetcar while alighting near Reneca last evening. She says the conductor forgot to stop at Spring, and as she stepped off the moving car she was struck pavement. A man named Adame aided her home. she is injured and may be confined to bed for some time.
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Mre
A. E. Deacovich
Reneca
Yeeler Way
Adame
Society Woman Weds A Former Convict And Alleged Bigamist
Berkeley society reels after the widow of Judge J A Campbell marries Geo H Jamison a convict released from San Quentin He admits penitentiary ties and faces rumors of prior marriages and ongoing divorce disputes as Omaha reports threaten scrutiny Jamison defends himself saying he was divorced years ago and claims harassment by enemies while Berkeley awaits clear answers.
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Berkeley
Cal
J. A. Campbell
Silie
Geo. H. Jamson
San Quentin Penitentiary
Campbell
Jaminon
Mys
House Judiciary panel backs annual interstate commerce report
Washington January 13 The house committee on Judiciary favorably reported the bill Pietty Dil requiring all corporations engaged in interstate ecommerce to file an annual report with the commissioner of corporations.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Judiciary Today
Commissioner of Corporations
More Trouble for Mr. Osgood
A restraining order issued prohibiting Frank H. Ongood, president of Seattle Renton Southern Hallway Co, from transferring stock. Ongood allegedly disappeared 25 000 shares belonging to members and planned to defraud them in Chicago with James McMurray.
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Frank H. Ongood
Seattle
Renton @ Southern Hallway company
Ongood
James McMurray
Chicago
Oregon businessmen set for California excursion in 1908
A Portland led party of about 126 Oregon business representatives plans an evening departure for California. The trip aims to reciprocate California merchants' visit during the Lewis and Clark exposition, with no stops until reaching Sacramento and visits to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Portland
Ore
California
Oregon
Nostop
Sacramento
San Francisco
Low Angelee
Snowball Incident Leads to Brief Juvenile Release
Three boys Archie Marston L J Rose and Albion Lane all about fourteen were arrested on Oliver Crisp of Rows complaint for assault. The youths say they only threw snowballs at Crisp a man around forty who allegedly picked up rocks and retaliated before the police released the juveniles yesterday.
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Archie Marston
L. J. Rose
Albion Lane
Oliver Crisp
Rows
Crisp
Washington Federation of Labor to Meet in Bellingham
The next convention of the Washington Federation of Labor will be held at Bellingham. The city’s prominent labor unions are preparing to accommodate the delegates and assist in the arrangements.
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Washington Federation of Labor
Bellingham
Local Traders Plan If Proposed Party Departure
Local commercial groups consider a proposed party retreat with members likely to disperse at their convenience. Some participants may resume travel to other parts of the state after the event.
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Sioniate
White seeks clemency in murder case from Conway hold up
Counsel for Kid White, convicted for a Conway hold up murder last September, sent a letter to Governor Meed seeking a respite. The attorney plans to circulate a clemency petition and aims to commute White’s sentence to life imprisonment.
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White
Conway
Thaa
Meed
Drowning Accident Near Lake After Boat Capsizes
Mrs Fanny Lauten achaes morning as a boat with Mr Marquite sinks on the lake. Mr Marquite reaches land then returns with a rope to save the companion. He swam to safety and aided the other person as the boat leaks and overturns.
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Fanny Lautenachoes
Mre En Mentite
Seattle Cutter Bd F White Opens Tailoring Shop
On His Own Hook Bd. F White, a renowned Seattle cutter, has opened a tailoring shop in rooms 208 209 Collina building. His work is of the highest quality and prices are reasonable.
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Bd. F. White
Seattle
Collina Building
Boy Dies From Burns After Fire Accident
A ten year old named Willie Colliha died from burns caused by matches last Thursday. While his mother was away the boy found matches and set fire to his clothing. Neighbors smothered the flames but not before serious burns to his legs. Funeral held yesterday at 30th and Genesee residence with burial at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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Tittle
Willie Colliha
Hin Ories
Genesee
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Poolrooms Closed After Mayor Orders Crackdown
Detective Wappenstein reported under Mayor Tal finger that poolrooms must cease operations yesterday. Bets on California race results were taking place in several spots that had been closed before. Henry Zachary, a logger, died at North Bend yesterday after injuries from a wreck on a dirt road. the coroner was notified by telephone. Relatives live in Oregon.
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Bat Poolroom
Wappenstein
Talfinger
California
Henry Zachary
North Bend
Oregon
Oak Baking Co Warns Against Butter Nut Copycats
Deceive customers notice reports that email dealers sell inferior bread misbranded as Butter-Nut, a brand made famous by Oak Baking Co in Beattle. The company warns that Butter-Nut is copyrighted and blue labels appear on genuine leaves to prevent deception.
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Oak Baking Co
Beattle
Damages Awarded in Scarlett Fever Case in Winnipeg Court
In Judge Gilliam's court Anna Hausted was awarded $16,000 damages against the Canadian Pacific for the laws of her mother. The trial followed a September hearing where the jury disagreed. The plaintiff alleged exposure to scarlet fever aboard an overcrowded car on a Halifax to Beatie journey, leading to illness and the mother's death after isolation in Winnipeg.
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Gilliam
Anna Hausted
Halifax
Beatie
Winnipeg
Chinese in Trust Plan to Control Major U.S. Cities
A Chinese trust formed in Chicago with 100000 capital aims to control Chinese restaurant firms in Los Angeles Detroit and New York. A rival Chinese company has been created to challenge the move. Captain Cook of Volunteers of America will lecture on The Shadows of a Great City at Lane Street Presbyterian Church this evening.
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Chicago
Chopeuey Trust
Los Angeles
Detroit
New York
Captain Cook
Volunteers of America
Lane Street
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Kimball
Johnston CO
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