Alaska Seal Seizure Case Up In Court
In San Francisco a federal court trial began over seizures of the schooner Alile J. Algar off Alaska on August 25, 1887 and July 1, 1901. Cornelia Rowe Algar and Henry B. Algar seek $65,000. Algar died September 1, 1905. The second seizure by cutter Thetis involved $14,000 in fur confiscation. E Raynor, former master, testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alile J. Algar
Alaska
Cornelia Rowe Algar
Henry B. Algar
Henry G. Algar
Algar
King County
Washington
Bear
Thetis
Co. E. Raynor
Truitt Leaves for Nizina District Work
James Truitt, junior engineer for the Alaska Road Commission, left on the Northwestern today for Cordova en route to the McCarthy Nizina River district. He replaces Engineer Anton Anderson and will oversee road construction for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Truitt
Alaska Road Commission
Cordova
McCarthy- Nizina River
Mr. Truitt
Anton Anderson
Aid Society Picnic at Mrs Ninnis Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will host a children invited picnic at Mrs Edwin Ninnis Ebner Mine tomorrow starting 11 o clock if weather is favorable. If not, the group will meet at 2 o'clock at Mrs Ninnis home with lunch baskets advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Edwin Ninnis
Ebner Mine
Aid
Who's Who and Where on the Northwestern Entrants
A deteriorated list tracks passengers and origins along the Northwestern route and interior towns. Names span Alaska Natives towns to Seattle and Duluth with several figures in transit.
Port Alexander Troller Brought For Observation
Lee Adams, a Port Alexander trol ler, was brought here Monday night for observation. He remained under medical watch as officials evaluated his condition yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Adams
Alexander Troller
Adjudged Insane by Jury in S S Commissioner's Court
He was adjudged insane by a jury in the United States and State Commissioner's Court and ordered committed to Morningside by Judge V A Paine. He will be taken south immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S&s. Commissioner's Court
Morningside
V. A. Paine
Two Enter Pleas of Guilty in Liquor Cases
Charles Anderson pled guilty in U S Commissioner's Court to possessing intoxicating liquor, fined $100 and costs, and sentenced to 60 days in prison by Judge V A Paine after a federal arrest this week. T J Cornebissing also pled guilty to possession after agents found two bottles of Canadian beer and was fined $15 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
U.S. Commissioner's Court
V. A. Paine
Anderson
T. J.cornebissing
Shepherd Jury Secured Today in McClintock Case
Chicago June 16 the jury to try William D Shepherd for the murder of William N McClintock was completed this afternoon after four weeks and the examination of several hundred veniremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Mother Visits Mrs. Foster in Juneau
Mrs J Foster of Cashmere Washington arrived in Juneau last night aboard the Northwestern to visit her daughter Mrs Leonard James and son in law. She plans to stay about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Foster
Cashmere
Washington
Leonard James
Juneau
Northwestern
Halibut Prices Rise at Prince Rupert Market
Prince Rupert British Columbia June 10 halibut prices today show a 10.3 percent increase with four centa.
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Prince Rupert
B. C
First Hudson Super-Six Coach Arrives in Juneau
The first Hudson Super-Six Coach reached Juneau this morning aboard the Northwestern. T J McCaul, local Hudson representative, bought the coach but Hendhy Baman of the Free-Brohn Market claimed it, saying delivery will be made to him. Critics praise its lines finish and balloon tires. The coach features wide doors full driving vision and ample passenger space with superior upholstery and all steel panels on a hardwood base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Northwestern
T J. McCaul
Tthe Hudson
Hendhy Baman
French Premier Heads to Morocco Amid Morocco Crisis
Paris reports Premier Painleve with a Morocco mission as France speeds up 150 new planes to support operations against Abd el Krim. He travels via Rabat and Rabat plans a joint Franco Spanish pacification effort with Madrid eyeing Monday talks.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
Morocco
France
Abdel Krim
Madrid
Spain
France and Spain Reach Full Accord on Morocco War End
Geneva reports that France and Spain have reached full accord on cooperation to end the long warfare in Morocco. Authorities say the agreement is now definitive and aims to unify efforts to halt hostilities and restore stability in the Moroccan conflict.
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Geneva
France
Spain
Morocco
Sister Visits Mrs Flory in Juneau Summer Stay
Mrs H A Dickson of Vancouver Washington sister of Mrs Charles H Flory arrived in Juneau aboard the Northwestern and will spend the summer as a guest of Mr and Mrs Flory. She was joined by Miss Beryl Price who continued on the Northwestern to Cordova and plans to return on the southbound Northwestern for about two weeks more in Juneau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Dickson
Vancouver
Washington
Charles H. Flory
Juneau
Northwestern
Flory
Miss Goldstein Returns to Juneau by Northwestern
Miss Marie Goldstein daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Goldstein arrived in Juneau aboard the steamship Northwestern after studying at Munson's Business College in San Francisco.
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Marie Goldstein
Charles Goldstein
Juneau
Northwestern
Goldstein
Munson's Business College
San Francisco
Moonshiner Shot Killed by Day Man at Ranch
Seattle June 1 A. F. Sadler former Sheriff of Pen O Reille a Federal prohibition agent raided John Lusk's ranch ten miles north of Seattle and destroyed two stills and mash. Lusk escaped but later killed Sadler in a nighttime confrontation before being shot dead by Sadler.
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Seattle
Sadller
Pen O'Reille
John Lusk
Here
Lusk
Séeattle
Sadler
First Tourist Dance Season Draws Crowd At A B Hall
A large crowd attended the first tourist dance of the season last night at the A B Hall. The event celebrated the arrival of the steamship Princess Louise on its first tourist trip of the year with a dance held for each port visit. The hall was filled with local patrons and guests who are passengers aboard the ship. Music came from the Juneau Alaskans and the Princess Louise orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hall
Princess Louise
Juneau
Havens New Deputy Petersburg Customs Appointment
Havens, appointed Deputy Collector of Customs at the Petersburg port, arrived in Juneau to consult with headquarters. He will assume office the sixth, succeeding the substation deputy, with prior service in Ketchikan and the Alaska service at Prince Rupert. He plans to depart for Petersburg tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Or. Tavens
Petersburg
Juneau
Mr. Clavens
T. Misemore
Clavens
Ketchikan
Ahiska
Prince Rupert
Frank Young Here Returns Home to Juneau
Frank Young pioneer resident and property owner, returned on the Northwestern. He has been in the States two years for health, and is now much improved. California Grocery acquires a Maxwell delivery automobile, delivered at Juneau last night via the Northwestern through the Juneau Motor Company. The auto features a covered body and modern fixtures, painted cream color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Young
Juneau
Northwestern
Mr. Young
States
Maxwell
Juneau Motor Company
California
Consul Braga Tours North Alaska District by Ship
Brazilian Consul in Montreal Ro Braga travels aboard the steamship Princess Louise for a South Alaska and Atlin district tour. He rides the White Pass and Yukon Route to return south on the same vessel. Bundles of old newspapers offered at The Empire for 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Braga
Montreal
Princess Louise
Alaska
Atlin
White Pass
Yukon
Empire
Corps Radio Operators Headed to Yukon Posts
Lieutenant W. J. Leppard of Portage la Prairie travels with a party of four radio operators en route to relieve personnel at the government stations in Dawson and Mayo. Two operators will be posted at Dawson and two at Mayo, with Mrs Leppard accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Mayo
Lieut
W. JE. Leppard
Portage la Prairie
Canada
Juneau
Princess Louise
Leppard
Grace family officers on Princess Louise voyage
M. J. Grace, San Francisco based Pacific Coast manager for Grace Steamship Line, travels with Mrs. Grace aboard the Princess Louise. They plan a round trip with calls at British Columbia ports and a port visit in Skagway during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Grace
Grace Steamship Line
Pacific Coast Manager
San Francisco
Mrs. Grace
Princess Louise
British Columbia
Skagway
Study the store ads and learn about those new things
Old papers for sale et The iEmpire. This fragment hints at a classified ad about selling antique newspapers and a mention of a store or empire theme. No clear person or organization details are readable to form a full summary with named entities.
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Ture
Boudoir
Fea
Work Sox
B. M. Behrends Co., Inc
Truitt
Nizina
AID Society
Jake Muttehler
Iditarod
The
Gastineau
Kathryn Ryan
Westport
N. W
Maelle Flaherty
Elk River
Minn
M. J. Oconnor
Emil Nystrom
Mra
F. Carlstrom
Gertrude Carlstrom
Wrangell
Jas. Christoe
Douglas
Arthur Ramsted
Everett
J. W. Young
Lynda
Troller
Shepherd
Mrs. James
the Empire
Winifred Gilmartin
Brooklyn, N. Y
Annabelle Tarney
Jersey City
N. J
Hudson
Raman
Barcelona
Painleve
Rabat
Riveria
Cas ‘der
Mrs. Flory
Miss Goldstein
Havens
Petersburg Customs
C. W. Young Co
W.P. Fuller & CO
Mission Street
Pacific Coast
Grace
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Coliseum
Geo. B.rice
Gastineau Cafe
Juneau Lumber Mills
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