Suit Against Reynolds Co Filed For 4500 Deposit
A suit filed in Seattle by A. Von Gunther and his wife seeks $4500 alleging funds deposited in Reynolds Bank were converted by Reynolds to his own use. The action names Reynolds Bank and Reynolds Alaska Development Company as defendants and cites the plaintiffs as complainants.
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Gateway
Seattle
A. von Gunther
Reynolds Bank
Reynolds- Alaska Development Company
Reynolds
Portland Arrives Seward For Westward Voyage Then Sails For Seattle
The steamer Portland reached Seward at 1300 hours Thursday and departed at 2330 for Seattle and other inside route ports. The round trip took just over a week with time spent unloading stamp-tills and freight at Uyak. Jerow and Kelley arrived in Seward to build a boat and prospect. Portland reports favorable outlook for a busy Cook Inlet summer.
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Portland
Seattle
Uyak
Jerow
Kelley
Seward
The
Cook Inlet
Northwestern Arrives and Sails Again from Dock
The steamer Northwestern came up to the dock around 7 o'clock Thursday evening and sailed for Seattle this morning. Passengers listed include D. E. Stadler Robert Scott S. A. Werner Rev. K.P. from Seattle Mrs. Capt. CLE Morris W from Valdez Horace Logan and wife.
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Northwestern
Seattle
D. E. Stadler
Robert Scott
S. A. Werner
K.P
Cle. Morris
Valdez
Horace Legan
Steamship Movements Reported from Seattle and Unalaska Routes
The list notes several vessels with origins and destinations: Bertha sailed from Seattle on the 25th, Dora to Unalaska on the 1st, Santa Clara from Seattle on the 1st, Yucatan to Seattle on the 27th, Portland to Seattle on the 2nd, and Northwestern to Seattle on the 4th. The items indicate regular coastal and Alaska-bound shipping activity in this period.
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Bertha
Seattle
Dora
Unalaska
Santa Clara
Yucatan
Portland
Northwestern
Coast survey ship Yukon to be stationed at Kodiak
Patterson of the Coast and Geodetic Survey reports that the Yukon, the ship belonging to the fleet, will be permanently stationed at Kodiak, with ongoing work by personnel there.
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Patterson
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Kodiak
Yukon
Feet
Shingle Mill Opens In Seward To Meet Spring Demand
Stanley Flower has built a hand operated shingle mill in Seward to supply building material. Three workers run the mill turning out from seven thousand to eight thousand shingles daily from spruce and cottonwood. A block makes about three thousand shingles worth four dollars per thousand.
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Stanley Flower
Seward
Republicans Pick Delegates at Coleman House Primaries
The Republican primary at the Coleman House on Saturday evening chose Will Sayers Frank L. Ballaine and S Morford as delegates to the territorial convention in Ketchikan on May 12. The delegates were sent uninstructed.
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Coleman House
Will Sayers
Frank L. Ballaine
S. ©. Morford
Ketchikan
Comic valentines challenge postal rules in Seattle case
A Seattle citizen sues United States District Attorney Elmer E. Todd over two comic valentines that insult him calling him a blower and an old bear. The citizen argues the messages violate postal regulations though Todd notes no crime and questions legal objections by the Postmaster General.
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United States of America
United States
Elmer E. Todd
Seattle
Todd
American Republic
Seattle Times
Canada Guards Her Boundary
The Dominion government orders patrols along the boundary to keep out undesirable entrants from the United States. Also reports on W. H. Avery of San Francisco securing a fourth oil carrying steamship line between Gaviota California and Yokohama, and A B Hepburn noting European distrust of the United States due to rising American power.
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Dominion
Daily Gateway
Ottawa
Canada
United States
New York
W. H. Avery
San Francisco
Toyo Kiser Kisha
Transpacific Steamship Line
Lucitania
England
Gaviota
California
Yokohama
Avery
Japanese Steamship Company
Guaranteeing Bank Deposits for National Banks
C L Fowler argues in Leslie's Weekly for a US guarantee fund of 700 million dollars to protect national bank depositors. He warns bank failures cause widespread panic and hoarding and says a federal guarantee would avert crises and avert government bond purchases for public savings.
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United States
United States Treasury
C. L. Fowler
Leslie’s Weekly
Silly goose remark on patience for shooting birds
J Cyril Crowley recalls that even a cautious shooter finds patience essential when stalking birds. He notes large flocks on open ground with sentries at the edges, ever alert to sound or movement, a trait traced to ancient Rome.
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J. Cyril Crowley
Rome
Profit and Loss Magazine advert to investors
An offer to receive a free sample copy of the independent Profit and Loss magazine. The notice promotes mining stock investor education, clubbing offers, and emphasizes no stock sales, inviting readers to request a sample by mailing name to Profit and Loss Magazine, 1715 California St, Denver, Colorado.
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Profit and Loss Magazine
How Woman Was Made
The Kansas City Journal ponders the legend of Twashtri the Hindu creator who, lacking materials, blends moon roundness serpent curves grass blades flowers feather gaze of a doe sunbeam tears cloud wind haziness peacock diamond tiger fire snow parrot dove to form woman. The piece treats the tale as a humorous mythological origin.
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Twashtri
Vulcan
Kansas City Journal
Jrib
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds CO
Seward Steamers
Pacific Trade
A. B. Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Europe
Hope
Standard
Steinbloch, Adler & Sons
Kirschbaum and Hart, Schaffner & Mar
Layson Clothier
California St
Denver, Colo
Will M. Sayers
Mgr
Seward Lumber & Supply GO
Adler & Sors
Alaska Commercial Co
Susitna
Yentna Rivers
Karluk
Kaguyak
Afognak
Tyonick
Sunrise
Booth & GO
Hope and Girdwood
Booth & Co
Mi Eleccion Cigars
Old Line
Hunter Rye
Nelon Co
Olympia Beer
Girdwood
Alaska
R. Booth
Latouche
Reynolds - Alaska Development Company
General Outfitters
Prince William Sound
Knight's Island
Sound Points
Latouche Isl
John A. Nelson
Bank of Seward Building
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