Not a Square Deal in Seattle Cable Office Testimony
Testimony accuses Col Glassford of manipulating Seattle cable office, suggesting bias toward McCormack and Metcor victims. Miner reports indicate pressure to secure commercial favors and payments, with surrounding officials and suppliers implicated in biased practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan Daily
Col. Glassford
Seattle
Ofice
Thorne
Marsh
Tom McCormack
MetCor
Honest lawyers confess debts after San Francisco quake
Following the disaster, Bancroft Whitney Co advertised for statements of account from all debtors. Lawyers nationwide promptly responded, with most debts accounted for. The piece questions which occupation would admit such indebtedness, noting 90 percent accounted for in the wake of the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jablishi
Bancroft-Whitney
Penny Thacy Ake
Mail service dispute stirs Tanana Valley miners purse
The Tanana Valley railroad ends free mail carriage after delays in Washington reject Maj. Chum’s plan for compensation. Miners plan a purse to fund the service as the postal department previously paid high eastern rates and pushes for Yaqui Indians’ fate prompts concern. Hogizatt seeks a summer trip, noting previous lack of reader sentiment.
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Tanana Valley
Washington
Maj. Chum
The
Tanssana
Seattle Spirit fails trial run despite steamship name
Seattle built a vessel named Seattle Spirit but during a trial run it would not steam to motion. The vessel reportedly relies on gall rather than steam to generate movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Deterred Arrest Prompts Detwiler to Stand Down
Two weeks after Heney and Burns ordered the seizure of A K Detwiler and detainment of Snivens, Detwiler has avoided arrest, reportedly to avoid further affront to their dignity and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heney
Burns
A. K. Detwiler
Mr. Detwiler
Copper bonanza foretold in Ellamar mine sale
The Ellamar mine is set to be sold for 1,000,000 dollars to the Hubbard Elliott syndicate. The deal is expected to reveal strong copper values and could shake outside interest in the copper market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellamar
Hubbard-Elliott Syndicate
Prince Willian
Newspapers praise President Teddy for new live copy
The writer asserts newspapers should cheer for President Teddy Roosevelt as he provides more material for headlines than all the earthquakes worldwide. The comment frames Roosevelt as a prolific source of news content for press outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Plutarch Says Caesar Stabbed Twenty Three Times
A Cornell professor recalls Plutarch’s account of Julius Caesar being stabbed twenty three times. The remark highlights a classic detail about the assassination and scholarly perspectives on ancient sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Plutarch
Cesar
Bridge Collapse At Baltimore With Workmen Lost
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad bridge pier collapsed this morning near Soteloek, sinking fifty to sixty workmen. Rescue teams recovered up to twenty-nine bodies, trapped below the sunken structure as crews battled water and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Soteloek
Ivan
Wickersham Led Bench Notes Amid Criticism
The transcript portrays Judge Wickersham praised for executive ability on the bench while acknowledging potential errors. It notes his rapid handling of cases, the right to appeal, and suggests a script and public scrutiny influence proceedings. The text references a lawsuit with a million dollars of property involved and mentions Gallagher’s Gateway platform.
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Dinde Wickersham
Dudgement
Wickershams
Judy Wickersham
Wronme
Jociehy
Bershay
Wickersham
Kelly
Ript
Gateway
Soner
Portland Sails Westward Brings First Passengers to Interior
The Portland carried 130 tons of freight to inlet ports and began the season's travel with travelers for the Inlet and interior points. Among the passengers were KF Woolsey and Miss Woolsey, James Ginswood, and a group of mining men headed for the Susitna and other rivers. The Levant cargo was monopolized by Keown and Hawkins with thirty tons of groceries.
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Seattle
Seldovia
Kodiak
Levant
Keown & Hawkins
Inlet
KF. Woolsey
Fat Transportation Company
Thy Estes
Susitna
Woolsey
Miss Woolsey
Portland
James Ginswood
Ginswood
Crow Creek
New York
Sewand
Pennsylvania in Port Steamer Pennsylvania Reaches Seattle
The steamer Pennsylvania arrived at Seattle port this morning with 32 passengers and freight including 55 piles and two car loads of wagon timber for the railroad. It plans to sail to Seldovia this evening with 100 tons of cargo and passengers bound there. Captain F S Moore and Purser F J Stephen of the Saratoga are aboard. officers include Captain Blain. The company capitalization and Tanana road spending are noted.
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Pennsylvania
Seattle
Seldovia
Apt
F.S. Moore
F. J.ephen
Saratoga
Moore
Blain
Mines Pay Big Profits From February Dividends
Seventeen American mines and works paid 6411,7 in dividends in February amid high prices for silver, copper, lead and zinc. Amalgamated Copper led payments with substantial quarterly returns, while Boston & Montana and subsidiary units reported large yields since inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asullzos
Montana
Boston & Moat
Amalgamated Company
Bostor & Montana
Steamship Movements Reported From Northwest Ports
In port at Seward the Steamer Pennsylvania sails for Sel dovia at 6 p.m. today. Portland vessel sails for Seldovia and Kodiak on the 23rd. Yucatan sails from Seattle on the 24th. Bertha sails from Seattle on the 25th. Clare and Istcl provide Seattle departures for Unalaska. Weather for the week ending is noted.
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Pennsylvania
Seldovia
Portland
Kodiak
Yucatan
Seattle
Bertha
Clara
Unalaska
Summons For Publication in the District Court Alaska Territory
A summons commands Julius Slogee Blaine to appear within thirty days after publication to foreclose a chattel mortgage on hydraulic machines and mining gear held by MEL Sullivan. The action, filed in Valdez Alaska, seeks sale proceeds to cover debt, costs, and attorneys fees with deficiency if needed. Date of first publication March 7, 1907. last publication April 2, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court For the Territory of Mafia
Julius Slogee
Blaine
Sullivan
United States
Alleti
Mohl Sullivan
Catee
Mel
Surber
Mande
Sible
District of Alaska
Valdez
Maske
James Wickersham
Dudie
Stuer. Chen
SOA
Crandall
Direcoty
Chl Cleiss
Phviutit
Notice to co-owners over placer mining claims Alaska 1907
Charles Tecklenburg and others notify co-owners and heirs in eight mining claims near Seward Alaska that $100 each remains unpaid from $800 expended in 1908 for development. If not contributed within 90 days after publication the share will forfeite to the undersigned per US statute. Date of first publication February 6 1907. May Hoover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carson
P. A. Silk Boyer
Otto Langel
J. T. Reed
Charles ‘Tecklenbars
Said
M. Cummings
Jay Hoover
P. A. Silverstone
C. Beyer
Otto Lengel
JL. Reed
Nigel
Towit
Charles, Tecklenbury
United States
Seward
Alaska
Charles Tecklenburg
May Hoove
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Seward Gateway
Gateway Publishing CO
Sith
Alaskis
Alworth
Duluth
Minnesota
Chas B. Aske
Perro Alvarado
Senor Alvarado
Hogizatt
Ters
Cadle Co
Daily Gateway
Juneau
Gers
Calumet & Heela Copper
Bishop Rowe
P.T. Rowe
Episcopal Diocese of
Lon Ife
Pedersen
F.C. ‘Taylor
South America
Republic of
Colmos
Europe
Barcelona
Madrid
Mark Twain
Sandwich Islands
Seward Steamers
Fulton Street
Brown & Bareins
Oh Clear
Tyonok
McMillan Fur & Wool CO
Langley St., Victoria, B. C
G. W. Palmer
General Merchandise
Prospector
Knik P.O
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Wilson & White Co
Chas Perry
Mer
Pacific Coast Trading. Co
Pacific Coast Trading CO
T.D. Corlew
Myr
Knik Trading Company
Frospectors
Sreuiae
Tamenck
Knik
General Merchant
Edgeroi
Sur
Susie
Susitna and
Kuskokwim
Gooleman House
Fourth Avenue
Seward, Alaska
Hotel McNeiley
Hawkins & Whittemore
Eterson & Brown
Chas. A. Tecklenburg
BES
Bohemian and
Olympia Beer
Fourth Ave
Washington St
Board of Trade
F. V. Thomas
D. C. Brownell
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