Midnight Sun excursionists reach port aboard Jefferson
The Jefferson steamship with 24 tourists bound for Skagway and later Whitehorse arrived from Seattle at 1 30 PM and will stay until 4 PM. It marks the first excursion of the season, previously limited to Juneau, carrying 115 first class, 85 steerage passengers and 30 crew. Freight included 26 tons for the city and 21 tons for Juneau Lumber Mills. Some travelers head to Nenana by Alaska Railroad or via Cordova and Richardson Highway, including notable passengers from Los Angeles, Seattle, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skagway
Whitehorse
Yukon River
Jefferson
Jock Livingston
Alaska Steamship Company
Seattle
Juneau
Alaska
Alaska Juneau
City
Co. L. Rhind
PD. M. Bothwell
Petersburg
North
J. F. Morrow
Andrew Etland
Interior
Nenana
Seer Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
A. (. Johnson
A. KK. Koopfli
L. M. Lakotra
James L. Robinson
Helen Coffman
Edna E. Coffman
Tourist on Yukon River Tour
Fourteen tourist passengers on board the steamship Yukon, in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon River Tour
Yukon
Miss Kashevaroff to wed Mr. Brewer
Rev and Mrs A P Kashevaroff announce the engagement of Legia Andreavna Kashevaroff to Glenn E Brewer son of Mr and Mrs A D Brewer of Seattle The wedding is set for June 11 at the brides home Rev Kashevaroff to read the service The couple will depart Juneau for Seattle on June 12 where they will reside Legia Kashevaroff is an Alaska girl noted as a popular Juneau resident who has lived in Sitka and Juneau most of her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Kashevaroff
Legia Andreavna
Glenn E. Brewer
A. D. Brewer
Seattle
Rev. Kashevaroff
Juneau
Miss Kashevaroff
Sitka
Miss Kashevaroff and Brewer Engage in Seattle Plans
Miss Kashevaroff, a graduate of Juneau High School, met Mr. Brewer in Tenakee this spring where she taught and he worked in the Superior Fisher office. Brewer, a Seattle resident and University of Washington alumnus, plans to start a business there. Tomorrow night Mrs. T. J. Reed and Mrs. Guy McNaughton host a shower in her honor at Mrs. Reed’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
National
Chicago
Kashevaroff
Mr. Brewer
Tenakee
Brewer
Superior Fisher.ies
Seattle
University of Washington
T. J. Reed
Guy McNaughton
Kashevareff
Reed
Who's Who And Where In Juneau Trip List
Wrangell businessman P. McCormack and Thrinket Packing Co owner James T. Barron are in Juneau on business. M. P. Scott and family visit Juneau while their son W. P. Scott works at Alaska Juneau Gold. Ralph Merrill, mine operator at Port Wells Valdez, travels on the Yukon. G P Hafferty of Cordova Pioneer Packing Onboard Yukon. J W Leivers departs on Alaska for Seattle to attend a Masonic convention. In Gastineau list: P C McCormack Wrangell Joe Best Allen Warrick Seattle M Mayer Seattle Sylvia Sinding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. ©. McCormack
Wrangell
Juneau
James T. Barron
Thrinket Packing Company
Funter Bay
M. P. Scott
W. P. Scott
Alaska
Valdez
Yukon
G. P. Hafferty
Pioneer Packing Company
Cordova
J. W. Leivers
Seattle
Hoquiam
Washington
Gastineau
P. C. McCormack
Joe Best
Allen Warrick
M. Mayer
Sylvia Sinding
Local Names Listed In Affected Notices
New York Jas T Barron Portland Thomas Mettineauy and wife At the Zynda Mrs Johanson Seattle At the Alaskan Arthur T Murphy Pete Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jas. T. Barron
Portland
Thomas Mettineauy
Mrs. &. Johanson
Seattle
Arthur T._ Murphy
Pete Miller
Alaska Steamer Alaska Brings Heavy Passenger and Freight Load
The Alaska Steamship Company vessel Alaska, Captain Gus Nord, arrived at 1:50 PM and sailed at 4:00 PM for Seattle with 100 passengers, 115 tons of cold storage fish from Seward, 2,000 cases of canned salmon from Cordova, and 1,900 tons of copper ore from Cordova. Forty-nine passengers joined at Seward, most from the interior. Copper River & Northwestern Railroad bridge repaired and line open. Alaska Railroad repairs completed after spring slides. Passengers arriving in Juneau include Sallie Laundie and several others. thirty-one departed to the south bound for Seattle, Ketchikan, Wrangell, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Gus Nord
Alaska Steamship Company
Seattle
San
Seward
Copper River & Northwestern
Alaska Railroad
Juneau
Sallie Laundie
B. H. Rhodes
Anton Nelson
Gertrude Nelson
C. A. Shonaker
Ben T. Smith
A. J. Snomela
Doris Robberts
George A. Parks
Chas. M Hawthorne
Hawthorne
South
Fratives Custafson
Daisy Oja
Dorn Is. Walton
Agnes RR. Fletcher
Gordon Johnson
J. W. Leivers
F. Wallace
Wallace
Chas
H.C. Drier
J. C. Hougen
Ketchikan
Ss. O
Betrothal of Ruth Brightman to George W Hellerich announced
Announcements from Sitka now Corvallis report Miss Ruth Brightman daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Brightman engaged to Mr George W Hellerich of Corvallis Oregon. Brightmans longtime Sitka residents recently moved to the States. Miss Agnes Brightman has just graduated from Oregon Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brightman
J. K. Brightman
Sitka
Greorge W. Hellerich
Corvalis
Oreron
Jianeau
Brightman
Corvallis
States
Miss Brightman
East
Eco
Agnes Brightman
Oregon Agricultural College
Colonel Morrow heads inspection tour of Alaskan posts
Col F J Morrow of Vancouver Barracks chief of U S Army posts in Alaska arrived in Juneau by the Admiral Watson from the Westward and will sail tonight on the Jefferson for Chilkoot Barracks. He plans to take the Admiral Rogers from Haines to Seattle en route to his headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
F. J. Morrow
Vancouver Barracks
U. S. Army
Alaska
Juneau
Admiral Watson
Jeffrson
Chilkoot Barracks
Colonel Morrow
Admiral Rogers
Haines
Seattle
Governor Parks Returns to Juneau on Alaska Steamship
George A. Parks, governor and head of the Alaska Field Division, sailed back to Juneau aboard the steamship Alaska after several weeks away. He had traveled to Anchorage to handle matters at the U S Land Office in his official capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Parks
Juneau
Alaska
Mr. Parks
Anchorage
U S. Land Office
Alaska Field Division
Shipbuilder on Trip to Alaska from Seattle
J A Eves manager of the Todd Shipbuilding Company Tacoma is aboard the steamship Yukon as a passenger on a round trip from Seattle to Seward and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Eves
Todd Shipbuilding Company
Tacoma
Yukon
Mr. Eves
Seattle
Seward
Milo Kelly to Develop Birch Timber Area
Milo Kelly, a renowned Interior mining man, and associate Guy L. Scudder have leased a large birch timber area on the west side of Cook Inlet. They plan to establish a plant to utilize the timber and will cruise the area this summer while aboard the steamship Yukon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Kelly
Cook Inlet
Mr. Kelly
Yukon
Juneau
Guy L. Scudder
Barron Arrives to Meet Family in Alaska Town
James T. Barron, head of Thringer Packing, is in town staying at the Gastineau Hotel. He plans to depart on the Queen to meet Mrs. Barron, their daughter Mrs. Fitzpatrick of New York, and the Fitzpatrick children who will spend the summer at Funter Bay. Mr. Fitzpatrick will join later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Barron
Thringer Packing Company
Funter Bay
Gastineau Hotel
Ketchikan
Queen
Bundles of old newspapers at The Empire
Bundles of old newspapers advertised for sale at The Empire store priced at 25 cents per bundle. Regular shoppers could purchase assorted issues and titles in compact bundles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Prize Poet First Prize in Scholastic High School Contest
Aflis Dorothy Emerson aged fifteen from Morgantown West Virginia won the top prize in a national poetry competition held among high schools by Scholastic, a Pittsburgh magazine. Critics praised her maturity of vision and composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholastic
Pittsburgh
Aflis Dorothy Emerson
Morgantown
W. Va
Engineer Hood to Survey Coal Fields in Alaska
Federal Bureau of Mines chief mechanical engineer Mer llood and supervising mining engineer Ts. D. Stewart travel from Seattle via Yukon to Seward and then to the Matanuska district to survey coal fields and production methods. The mission aims to determine optimal utilization for industrial needs and follows a prior similar task abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. P. Hood
Federal Bureau of Mines
Ts. D. Stewart
Pecoral Bureau of Mines
Juneau
Yukon
Seward
Matanuska
Mai
Mer Llood
Stewart
Sedain
Bureau
Fined
Iflood
Marcape
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Hood
Wastington, D. C
Seattle
Flashes of Live News Briefs From Across North America
Babe Stuth opened the season with a single to right in the fourth inning and a double in the eighth for the season’s first hits. Halibut prices show American at 14.1 and Canadian at 11.8.5. President Coolidge attended the funeral rites for Thomas B. Marshall as the train left for Indianapolis. Electrical wind storms killed five in Des Moines. One death is reported from heat in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Stuth
Washington
Coolidge
Thomas B. Marshall
Indianapolis
Mark
Marshall
Des Moines
Baltimore
Trayman Trial Opens in Federal Court for Prohibition Violation
Albert Trayman faces a federal trial before Judge T M Reed on prohibition charges tied to Albert's Pool Room on Front Street between Seward and Franklin. A 12 member jury, seven women, heard government evidence as defense prepared to present. Demurrers in a second case involving a Petersburg holdup were overruled, with trials set for early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Trayman
Federal District Court
T. M. Reed
Albert
Front Street
Seward and
Franklin
U. S
A. C G. Shoup
Asst
U. 8
J. H. Hart
Trayman
Grover C. Winn
Henry Roden
Irs
Olaf Bodding
W G. Bruce
Sam Christensen
J. Connors
Jeta H. Gray
Glen A. Kirkham
A. M. Lauridson
Mary M. Monagle
M. Plack
James Snell
E. E. Weschenfelder
Manual Soares
Tom Rise
Petersburg
Reed
James Wickersham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nain
B. M. Behrends Co., Inc
Midnight
Parks Returns
Barron
Dorothy Emerson
O. P. Heod
Bureau Mines
Prince Rupert
B .C
DIST
Sbonos Paint
Sherwin-Williams Paints
California
Zynda Hotel
Byron A. Olsen
Coliseum
Armours
Armours Lighthouse
Happy Home
Heinz
Juneau Lumber Mills
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