Copper Chief vein discovery and Reynolds vanish in Seattle
Seattle creditors report H D Reynolds disappeared after planning Valdez voyage. Cable dispatch notes he likely went east and offers no knowledge of his whereabouts. Article details Copper Chief group on Porcupine bay with a three feet wide chalcopyrite vein exposed by a glacier slide and closely related to a prior discovery by Sikes and partners.
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Gateway
Seattle
Valdez
Porcupine Bay
S. E. Likes
Horace Leach
Charles Tecklenbury
Likes
Sikes
Brady Broke on Reynolds Speculations Plunge
Ex Governor Brady faced financial ruin tied to Jr. D. Reynolds speculation. He plans to return to Sitka to farm, giving up his Boston office as the Reynolds collapse wrecked related ventures.
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Daily Gateway
Seattle
Brady
Jr. D. Reynolds
Sitka
Boston
Reynolds
Graduating Class Shines At Seward School Pomp
Alaska pride and praise fill the Seward graduation as students laud Mrs. McManus a devoted teacher. The program features singing, a ribbon drill, and decorative set pieces with graduates in white. A gift of a silver jewel case with Alaska pins honors Mrs. McManus, while Nome reports a stampede toward a new strike on Hohohilaine Creek in the Yukon tributary.
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Alaska
McSlanus
Gates
Mewes
Hale
Pedersen
Bon Ho
McManus
Vibbon
Nome
Hohonlaina Creek
Yukon
Seize Smelter to Get Wages Near Ketchikan
Hadley smelter workers near Ketchikan seized the plant Saturday night over unpaid wages. An attorney has been appointed for the company owner to arrange payment of current wages this week.
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Ketchikan
Hadley Smelter
Alaska to Get Eastern Judge in Alaska Third Division
Washington reports a president likely to appoint an eastern man to Judge Wickersham’s seat in Alaska’s Third division, with insiders saying Alaska aspirants have little chance. Indiana candidate Truman Palmer is being urged for Wickersham’s succession as district judge. Nome and Fairbanks names also circulate as contenders.
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Daily Gateway
Washington, D.C
Wickersham
Alaska
Gunnison
Trumiann Palmer
Indiana
Seattle
C.D. Murane
Nome
Charles Fi. Claypool
EB. M. Carr
B.A. Dodge
Fairbanks
Marian
Gillett Found Guilty by Jury in Perjury Case
Gillett, ex vice president of the Mutual Fee Company, was found guilty today by a jury of perjury for sworn returns in official statements required by law. The jury added a mercy recommendation to the court in sentencing. This marks the first trial among indictments against high insurance officials.
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Daily Gateway
New York
Gillet
Mutual Fee Company
Arctic Brotherhood Grand Camp to Meet in Tacoma
Delegates from the Arctic Brotherhood will travel from this city by steamship to Tacoma for the annual convention. They will be greeted at the wharf by Antos and shown the city with a grand banquet planned for Saturday evening. The event runs through October 24 with a ball at the Tacoma Hotel in November.
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Antos
Hood
The
Arctic Brotherhood
Banks Collapse and Panic Grips New York Markets
The Exchange Bank Bronx Borough Bank Science and Union Trust closed their doors. The Twelfth Bank and Hamilton Bank suspended operations. Secre tary Cor tel you and J P Morgan plan steps to curb the panic. Knickerbocker Trust runs, payments halted after 38 million cash depletion. Crowds besiege branches. police dispersal. Secretary Cortelyou arrives and vows action against stock gamblers masquerading as bankers.
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New York
Exchange Bank
Bronx Borough Bank
The
Science and the Union Trust
Twelfth Rd Bank
Hamilton Bank
Secretelyou
J. P. Morgan
Knickerbocker Trust Company
York
Cortelyou
Bank closure hits Goldfield and Pittsburg markets
Goldfield Nevada State Bank and Trust Company closed its doors this morning. Pittsburg’s stock exchange opened late after a ring house change. the market remained closed all day.
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Goldfield, Nev
State Bank &Trust Company
Pittsburg
Oct
Ring House
Four Deaths From Plague Reported In Seattle Area
Four deaths from a plague like illness occurred in Seattle with a specialist en route to investigate. A Chinaman died from bubonic plague and health officials ordered a citywide rat-control crusade to curb the spread.
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Seattle
Board of Health
Buffalo Steam Launch Knocks Hole in Bottom
The Huffalo steam launch, tied to the float behind the dock, tore a large hole in its starboard side during rough seas and is now a total loss. The engine reportedly remains operable, but water ingress and prior dragging have left the vessel waterlogged. Latouche arrivals report Reynolds Industries nearly at a standstill and tram work suspended.
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Buffalo
Huffalo
Erection Bay
Latouche
Reynolds
Boosters Honor Arctic Brath Ament at Annual Convention
The boosters' club recognizes Great efforts during the annual convention stay for Arctic Brath ates, highlighting support and involvement by members.
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Boosters’ Club
Ament
Arctic Brath |Ates
He! Tacon
Yucatan Sails From Seattle To Uyak For Salmon Run
Yucatan arrived in port from Seattle at 3 PM yesterday and sailed for Uyak this morning to take on peer salmon. she plans to return in three days or less. Local cargo included 43,000 feet of bridge timber for Alaska Central and 75 tons of general merchandise. The steamer bypassed Katalla and returned in under six days. Reports of Seward and Santa Ana beaching at Katalla are false. both ships suffered steering gear derangements and drifted.
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Yucatan
Seattle
Uyak
Santa Clara Brings Fifty-Seven Passengers
Santa Clara arrived at port from Seattle Thursday morning with fifty seven passengers including about a dozen graduates of Reynolds school of railroad construction at Valdez, formerly Seward residents in good standing. The steamer carried 125 tons of freight, part for westward ports to transfer here, and eighty tons of coal for the Dora. The Santa Clara sidestepped Katalla on this trip and will do so on return. She sailed at 9 o'clock Friday morning for Seattle.
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Winer
Santa Clara
Seattle
Reynolds School of Railroad Construction
Valdez
Seward
Probing Canyon Fight Prompts Murder Trial Blame Shuffle
In Valdez on October 24 the preliminary examination of George Hazelet Guggenheim representative Edward Hasey shooter and Duncan Dickson faces murder charges amid crowds. Testimony shows a volatile clash between Alaska Home Railway supporters and Guggenheim men with gunmen, barricades, and warnings of dynamite artifice.
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Valdez
George Hazelet
Guggenheims
Edward Hasey
Keystone Canyon
Duncan Dickson
Duncan
Alaska Home Railway
Guggenheim
Tome
Home Crown
Canyon
Kenyon
Prevens
Smong
Steamers ban Katalla routes amid risk warning
Seattle Oct 26 Steamship companies serving Southern Alaska said they will refuse to carry Katalla passengers unless an agreement is reached obligating travelers to assume all landing and maritime risks. The move follows safety concerns as ships approach the Katalla area.
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Seattle
Alaska
Katalla
Steamer Corwin Due in Seward November 1
Steamer Corwin sailed from St Michael for Seattle Saturday by the coast route and is booked to reach Seward November 1. She will call at Unalaska and other ports of importance. Cable to E R Gray authorizes sale of twenty cabin and twenty steerage tickets for Katalla and Seattle. W M Sayers handles booking in Gray's absence.
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St.Michael
Seattle
Seward
Unalaska
E.R. Gray
Katalla
W. M. Sayers
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