Local residents and visitors arrive on Juneau steamers
Cordova’s H D McDonald and fisheries associate WA Burson of Fishers past season join Cordova Times staff. Mrs Brice Howard and Brice II new Pacific Steamship agent family arrive aboard Admira Watson to reside near the dock office. Henry Roden returns aboard Admiral Watson from Wrangell on business. J G Cavanaugh of Marshill Wells arrives on Mtopka from Ketchikan. Mts M Young Wilma Vove travel with mother G A Young aboard Alaska to Seward. sisters perform at Palace Theatre. Grandsons Otty and Dilly Ford, children of M Jorgensen, join grandparents aboard Princess Mary for several months in Juneau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. McDonald
Cordova
WA. S. Burson
Fisheries
Jumeniura
McDonald
Cordova Times
Brice Howard
Brice
Pacific Stea Ship Company
Admira Watson
Seattle
Howard
Henry Roden
St Admiral Watson
Wrangell
Charles II
Flory Aint
Juneau
Alaska
Otty
Dilly Ford
Marshiall-Wells Company
Mtopka
Jo M. Young
Wilma Vove
G. A. Young
Seward
Local Shipping Crew Listings From Alaskan Ports
Crew names and affiliations listed for vessels At the Gastineau At the Zynda Co At the Alaskan with personnel including Albert Brown J A Plack Cogh lin Island R G Graham Ketchikan H DD McDonald Cordova T Olson Valdez P Wick Sitka John Winkie I Broderius J Knutsen EH Hansen W F Reichweim Miss May Collins Ketchikan KE Osborne Seattle The fragment notes multiple crews tied to Sitka Ketchikan Seattle and Cordova ports with listed individuals and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastineau
Albert Brown
J. A. Plack
Coghlin Island
R. G. Graham
Ketchikan
H. DD. McDonald
Cordova
T. Olson
Valdez
Zynda
P. Wick
Sitka
John Winkie
I. Broderius
J. Knutsen
EH. Hansen
Alaskan
W. F. Reichweim
Miss May . Collins
KE. Osborne
Seattle
Christmas Card Sale at Empire Office
Empire Office promotes a selection of season greetings with a fine assortment of Christmas cards available for immediate purchase. The ad encourages shoppers to pick up cards for the holidays from the retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Office
Advertising Pays The Empire Columns
An advertising feature notes that ad placements consistently fund The Empire's column sections. Bold campaigns highlight local businesses, inviting readers to engage through measured space sales and timely promotions across upcoming issues.
Final Meeting Apartments in Salvation Army Observed
The Salvation Army Alaska Indian Congress held its final service last night at A. B hall from 7:30 to 11. Commissioner Rich led the dedication of a child, ten new recruits were sworn in, and Indian and white officers sang in chorus. The next congress is set for November 1926, with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salution Army
Alaska Indian Congress
A. B Hall
Rich
Majo
Alaska
Beth
Jen
Army
Wwha
Scere
William Wooker
Woru
Tokyo Permits First American Style Apartments
Tokyo residents will gain their first experience living in a modern American style apartment building. Four stories tall and reinforced concrete, it houses 42 units from one to six rooms with hot water, electricity, gas and telephone. Public rooms on the first floor, basement facilities, and a restaurant serving foreign state foods. Morimeta supervises construction and will direct management. part of the cost is funded by the government with a cap on foreign occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Remiys
Pyot
Sk. Moritiote
Imperial University
Culture Diffusion Foundation
Mir. Morimeta
Japan
Miner dies from fall injuries at Alaska Juneau mine
Phillip Nikinovich a 43 year old Montenegrin miner died at St. Ann hospital after a fall of about 60 feet in the Alaska Juneau mines. His skull was fractured and he succumbed early this morning. He is survived by his mother and a brother and two orphaned children he was educating. Interment likely in the local cemetery with funeral arrangements pending Serbian benevolent society advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Nikinovich
St. Ann Hospital
Alaska
Juneau
Vaso Nikinovich
Alaska Juneau
Juneau-Young Hardware Co
Legion of Alaska Commander Returns From Conference
Warren F. Tay Pepe, Commander of the San Legion of Alaska, visited Cordova homeward after attending a three day conference of department commanders and adjutants on general policies. He then went to Washington DC for a few days, spent Armistice Day in Portland Oregon, and joined a monster parade by the State Organization of the American Legion. He was sent here by J. T. Petrich, Department Adjutant, and local Legion post officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren FF. Tay Pepe
San Legion of
Alaska
Cordova
Legion
Washington, D. C
Portland
Ore
State Organization of the American Legion
Mr. Taylor
J. T. Petrich
Chinese Send Dead Home for Burial Then Reach Heaven
In San Francisco on December 1 a belief prompts Chinese in California to repatriate bodies for burial in China, hoping the deceased reach heaven there. Reports say exhumed corpses from various California cities are shipped to San Francisco to await transportation, handled by an official funeral concern or by families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
China
W. Fiip
Sural California
Ffamily Tongs
Alimony Asked in New York Divorce Suit
Mrs Elizabeth Witchcock Robinson of New York and Warteh Fl Ro asks 2000 dollars monthly alimony and 20000 dollars counsel fees as she sues for absolute divorce from John Kelly Robinson president of Coallander Aircraft Co of East Greenwich Rhode Island. She claims he forced separation and had relations with another woman for five years and is worth at least 500000 dollars with 45000 dollars annual income. She formerly lived in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Dee
Elizabeth Witchcock Robinson
New York
Warteh Fl
John Kelly Robinson
Coallander Aircraft Company
East Greenwich
Robinson
Crace Parker Telston
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. M. Rehrends Co., Inc
Wijer
Fairbanks
Alaska Coast
Palace Theatre
Fir
Purkish
Domeoceus
Sarrail
Salvation Army
Tokyo
Miner
Legion Department Returns
Juneau Lumber Mills
Flemmer Transfer
George Danner
Mendenhall Dairy
Fastime Express
Goldstein’s
Alaska Electric Light
Teed Electrical Products
Eliza
Dad
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