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Newspaper

The Daily Alaska Empire

Location

Juneau, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1912

Page

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Another Big Payroll for Juneau Near Future

Alaska-Ebner pipeline of expansion moves toward a 200-stamp mill on Cape Horn Lode near Gold Creek with Angus Mackay in charge. Receivers oversee assets as reorganizing efforts advance, aiming to resume development and operation by early spring for Juneau.

Juneau Cape Horn Lode Gold Creek Angus Mackay kn-Ebner Company Sullivan Smith A. W. Middleton New York Lyons Hammer Alaska-Ebner Company Mackay Winn

Personal Mention From Sitka to San Diego

A string of notes lists residents and travelers: J. M. Lathrop of Valiez wintering at La Jolla. Mrs. Overfield set to sail on the Dolphin from Seattle. J. H. Cobb leaving Seattle for Juneau aboard the Dolphin. Stimson of Seattle visiting the district. Mr. and Mrs. Rigling of Treadwell heading to Sitka. Geo. J. Busch of Wells Fargo to Sitka on the Georgia. Dick Weber bound for Chicago on the Georgia. the Peysee couple of Douglas taking the Georgia to Sitka. J. D. and J. W. Harrington of Ketchikan registered at the Occidental. W. P. Mills of Sitka visiting Juneau. Alvin Goldstein confined by pneumonia. W. R. Wills ill with threatened pneumonia.

Chris Stimson Seattle Mra. Chas, Rigling Treadwell Sitka Geo. J. Busch Wells-Pargo & Company Georgia Dick Weber Chicagoff J. B. Peysee Douglas J. D J. W. Harrington Ketchikan Occidental W. P. Mills Juneau Alvin Goldsteins

CANDIDATES FOR FEDERAL POSTS IN ALASKA

Willam J. Bunger of Nome seeks United States Marshal in the Second judicial division. Albert J Lowe ex Nome deputy and Wrangel deputy under Marshals Sutherland is named for a marshal post in Alaska. John T. Reed, former chief deputy clerk in Nome and later a local attorney, aspires to be district attorney of the Second judicial division.

Willam J. Bunger Nome United States Albert J Lowe Wrangel Marshal Sutherland Alaska John T. Reed Gald

Interesting Divorce Suit Between Annie and James Silvester

Annie Silvester sues for divorce from James Silvester with Burton representing the plaintiff seeking attorney fees. Z R Cheney files a cross bill for divorce on grounds of adultery.

Annie Silvester James Silvester Burton Z. R. Cheney

Avalanche Kills Nine in Copper River Valley

Cordova dispatch reports a snow slide in the Copper River valley burying the Great Northern Development Co. structures. Nine believed dead include H. John Barto James McCaver and Frank Wahls. Rescue efforts continue as crews search for survivors among the debris.

Copper River H. John Barto James McCaver Frank Wahls Great Northern Development Co

Dolphin Sails From Seattle For Juneau And Ports

The Dol phin sails from Seattle at five this evening bound for Juneau and way ports. On board are Col. D. C. Jackling Alaska-Gastineau Mining Co director, H. Blooker F G Waney Milton Winn and wife L P Shackleford and wife Ernest Harris Mrs F E Martin Halgar Berg Miss Vada Davis R Roby R R Rogers Geo C Cantwell Miss M Clifton John G Smith R J Willis and Mrs P D Overfield wife of Judge Overfield.

Seattle Dolphin Juneau Col. D. C. Jackling Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company H. Blooker F. G. Waney Milton Winn L. P. Shackleford Ernest Harris F. E. Martin Halgar Berg Vada Davis R. Roby

Rich Strike Reported in Tunnel Near Town

A rumor claims the Alaska Juneau Company tunnel crew on the beach side found a rich quartz vein. Witnesses say rock samples indicate a value of about $20,000 per ton, though details remain unverified.

Alaska Juneau Company

First Visit To States In Ten Years

Postmaster Earl Hutter, returning from a brief vacation largely spent in Portland, Oregon, had not visited the Outside in ten years and noted Portland’s great progress. He found Seattle less impressive, praising Portland as a splendid city in prosperous condition with significant growth and changes.

Earl Hutter Portland Ore Seattle

Commercial Club Meeting Tonight Reports and Members

A Commercial Club meeting is scheduled for tonight with full attendance urged and several important topics to be discussed. A committee on securing new membership started this morning and a report is expected to be read.

Commercial Club

Mrs J V Davis Elocution Pupils Announced

Mrs J V Davis announces she will take a limited number of pupils for elocution lessons. Val valentine cut glass promotes quality purchases. Valentine's Store in Juneau displays new designs unseen in Alanka. W H Case offers souvenir spoons bracelets and novelties.

J. V. Davis Valentine's Cut Glass Alanka W. H. Case

You Get New Ideas At Holiday Stock Show

A practical demonstration showcases diverse items for Christmas joy at a single venue. E. Valentine’s Jewelry Store in Juneau highlights how gathering under one roof offers options for gifts and festive shopping.

Congress moves to pass appropriations as probes resume

Washington reports Congress eyeing passage of bills including a 25 million legislative appropriations measure while investigations into money trusts campaign contributions and tariff hearings are planned. In Chicago Colonel Roosevelt addressed Progressive leaders outlining party history and warning Republicans against luring them back.

Money Trust Ways and Means Committee Congress House Legislative Executive and Judicial Chicago Roosevelt

England Seeks Hague Ruling on Panama Canal Tolls

The British protest to the United States Senate demands arbitration by the Hague peace tribunal over canal tolls for British vessels in the Panama Canal. It warns that Britain will resist any exclusion of British ships owned or operated by Canadian railroads.

United States Senate United States Great Britain

Wilson Has Plenty To Do While Governor Wilson Plans

Hamilton Bermuda December 10 President elect Wilson said he would be busy serving as governor and preparing to be president of a great nation at once. He noted he would make no more upending engagements while abroad or after returning to the United States. It is expected he will leave Bermuda within a few days, though no formal announcement has been made.

Ebner Gold Mining Company Humboldt Alaska-Juneau Company Parrish No Mackays Winn and Burton Ate Winn New York Juneau Hamilton Bermuda Wilson United States

Senators To Take A First Hand Tariff Side Deal

Washington dispatch reports House and Senate Democrats eye joint tariff duties cooperation. Chairman Underwood hints reforms from agate to fine and senators to shape initial Wilson tariff bill drafts next summer. Acknowledges growing cross chamber collaboration urged by Senator Hoke Smith and others.

Washington Underwood House Ways and Menus Committee Senate Democrats Wilson Hoke Smith Georgia Senate Senate Finance Committee House Ways and Means Committee

Retired Navy Officer Dies By Own Hand In New York

Richard H. Brownley a retired naval officer and former battleship Nebraska controller died by accidental self inflicted gunshot at his home last night in New York. The report references his collection of gold mounted fountain pens and a jewelry store offering Christmas gifts.

New York Richard H. Brownley Nebraska K. Valentine’s Jewelry Store Junent

Parker urged for attorney general post in Wilson era

New York reports that many Parker supporters push him as ideal attorney general for the Wilson administration. While praised as a brilliant lawyer, Parker’s appointment seems unlikely due to political disagreement with Bryan and questions about his acceptance of the role.

New York Alton B. Parker Wilson Parker Bryan Tudge Parker

Lane backs opening Alaska coal lands for development

Portland, Ore. Dec. 10. Dr. Harry Lane, who will succeed Senator Bourne in the U S Senate after March 4, says in an interview that Alaska coal lands should be opened up for development in the immediate future. He also favors a thorough congressional investigation into the status of Alaska coal lands and the patent applications by coal land claimants.

Portland Ore Harry Lane Jonathan Bourne United States Senate Alaska Congress Alaska Coal Lands

Gold Medals For Three Boy Scout Lifesavers

In Hood River Oregon on December 10 Rev Edmund Trew Simpson rector of St Marks Episcopal Church and local Boy Scouts commissioner announced that three scouts Bayard Stone Edmund Sonnicheen and Roger Simpson were awarded gold medals for rescuing a drowning comrade from a slough on the Columbia River. They formed a living chain and reached the victim as cramps threatened his life.

Hood River Ore Edmund Trew Simpson St. Mark's Episcopal Church Boy Scouts National Commissioners Columbia Bayard Stone Edmund Sonnicheen Roger Simpson

Valentine’s Store Presents Attract Customers For Christmas

A newspaper reader sees an advertisement inviting shoppers to visit Valentine’s Store for a selection of beautiful presents described as “Just the thing.” The notice claims genuine new attractions for Christmas shopping and urges immediate visit.

Stork Brings Midget Girl at Trinity Hospital

New Kensington Pa December 10 A baby girl weighing a pound and a half was born at Trinity hospital to Mrs Arthur Bermo of Glassmere Doctors believe the child will live despite its tiny size Her head is well formed and covered with hair

New Kensington Trinity Hospital Arthur Bermo Glassmere

Masons to Hold Ball at Elk's Hall

Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 F and A M announces a ball on December 26 at Elk's hall. Invitations will be issued soon and the event is expected to be very enjoyable.

Mt. Juneau Lodge Elk’s Hall

Valentine’s Store Seasonal Sale Promises Pleasure and Savings

A holiday promotion from Valentine's Store highlights seasonal bargains for pleasure and economy, emphasizing delight and satisfaction in gifts while promising a merry Christmas and appealing to shoppers seeking value.

Valentine's Store

Gun Test Explodes Hurling Breech Far Distances

New York December 10. A fourteen inch fifty ton gun being tested at the proving grounds exploded today and hurled the breech a quarter of a mile. No one was hurt.

New York Proving Grounds

Big Reception for Mrs Wilson by New York club

New York dispatch reports Mrs Woodrow Wilson will receive a reception on December 21 hosted by the Woman's Democratic Club of New York with invitations accepted by a roster including Mesdames Grover Cleveland Adlai Stevenson of Trials John A Dix William Sulzer Judson Harmon of Ohio Eugene Foss Cesar W Underwood William J Gaynor and Thomas F Ryan. Chicago update notes YMCA in Chicago has seen strong church meeting gains with large memberships and further additions expected.

New York Woodrow Wilson Woman's Democratic Club Grover Cleveland Adlairb Stevenson John A. Dix William Sulzer Judson Haron Ohio Eugene Foss Massachusetts Champ Clark Cesar W. Underwood William J. Gaynor Thomas F. Ryan

Citizenship Granted by Judge Overfield

Sven Johansen Andra Martin Otto Edward Wilde and Youkin Vandberg were admitted to citizenship by Judge Overfield yesterday in a formal ceremony. The action marks the completion of naturalization proceedings for four named individuals.

Sven Johansen Andra Martin Otto Edward Wilde Youkin Vandberg Overfield

John Erwick jailed for selling whiskey to Indians

Douglas man John Erwick was committed to jail in default of bond on the charge of selling whiskey to Indians. C. R. Carroll filed location notices for four lode claims at Berner's Bay and three at Eagle River.

John Erwick Douglas C. R. Carroll Berner’s Bay Eagle River

Long-Standing Douglas Case Ends in San Francisco Ruling

Attorney ZH Cheney filed a circuit court of appeals mandate this morning ordering judgment for defendant Boone in Von Arx v Boone. The ruling ends the long drawnout dispute over the Smallwood property in Douglas.

ZH. Cheney Circuit Court of Appeals San Francisco Boone von Arx Smallwood Douglas

Diamonds Offer Better Values From I J Sharrick

Diamonds, advertised as a wise investment, are imported under favorable auspices allowing I J Sharrick to offer better values than elsewhere. The brief notice emphasizes emphasized value and import source.

I. J. Sharrick

Beautiful sets for wives at W. TH CASE store

Sully of Douglas offers four rooms for rent near M.G. Rogers' Store for those seeking space.

H. ¥. Sully Douglas

Winter furs offered by W. H. Case for Christmas

W. H. Case advertises warm fur sets for Christmas and invites Juneau patrons to contact Hilary McKanna Transfer for prompt service in coal hauling freight baggage and delivery. Phone orders 57 or 55.

W. H. Case Juneau Hilary McKanna

Cholera Declines in Constantinople As Peace Talks Loom

Paris dispatch notes improved conditions in Constantinople due to foreign aid for the sick and wounded. Cholera remains prevalent among the poor, but deaths and suffering have lessened. Diplomats in London anticipate the Ottoman government conceding points at the peace conference opening December 13.

Paris Constantinople London

Austrian Fleet Concentrated at Paola Station

A Paris dispatch to the Daily Chronicle reports the entire Austrian fleet is concentrated at Paola, the main naval station of Austro-Hungary, as tensions rise. The notice notes strategic build up and potential for conflict at sea.

London Paris Daily Chronicle Paola Austro-Hungary

Austro Hungarian War Dept Sees Major Resignations

Vienna reports a wave of changes in the Austro Hungarian war department led by the resignations of Minister of War General Auffenberg and Chief of Staff General Schean, signaling upheaval at the top levels of military leadership.

Vienna Austro-Hungary Auffenberg Schean

Austrians on Servian Frontier Stir Serbia

News from Belgrade reports a large buildup of Austrian troops on the Servian frontier causing widespread excitement across Serbia. In Athens Greece named three delegates for the London peace conference. An advert invites readers to view Christmas goods in Juneau.

Belgrade Dec Servian Servia Athens Greece London

Judge Malony Plans Cottage Construction in Juneau

Judge Malony returns from Sound and predicts a housing rush in Juneau as industrial development swells the population. With no available housing, he plans several cottages on land near Chicken Ridge. Construction will start once materials, plats, and surveys are ready and lots will be marketed after completion.

Malony Sound Cletics Juneau Judge Malony Judge Malony and Associates Chicken Ridge

More Rooms for Let in Alex Nadeau House

Mrs J W Woodford offers a room to let to a desirable person in the Alex Nadeau house located first north of C F Hooker’s residence. The stock of diamond goods on display at Valentine’s Store in Juneau is extensive, with various quantities, sizes, prices, and mounting styles.

J. W. Woodford Alex Nadeau C. F. Hooker Valentine's Store Juneau

Daily Empire Offers Chili Con Carne Plan

Chili con carne served every night at Lockie McKinnon on Second Avenue with Daily Empire delivery in Juneau Douglas and Treadwell for 1.06 dollars per month.

Lockie McKinnon Second Avenue Daily Empire Juneau Douglas Treadwell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ebner Ebner Group Alaska-Ebner Gold Mines Company Valdemar T. Hammer United States District Court Southern District of New York Alas J. M. Lathrop Valiez la Holla San Diego Cal Mr. Lathrop Overfleil Peter D. Overfield J.H. Cobb W. R. Wills Cordova Whoase Prank Bach Douglas Island Royal Typewriter Con Gress Olly England Hague Agalinat Panama Canal Hague Peace Tribunal For Arbitration Valentine A. C Judge Parker Stork Mrs. Wilson Young Men's Christian Association Commissioner's Court Austrian War Department
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