Klondike Gold Company reports vast Yukon gravel yields
New York March 13 1908 a finance expert reports on the Yukon Klondike gravels held or controlled by the Yukon Gold Company. Estimates show gross grounds over 50 million dollars with projected net profits near 39 million, via upgraded water power and large scale hydraulic and dredge operations.
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Klondike
Bonanza
Eldorado Bear
Hunter Creeka
Htom
Thesa
Serand
Yukon
Propertisa
California
Golumpia
Propertiaa
B. Perry
New York
Yukon Gold stock to be offered in New York market
The Yukon Gold Company 700000 shares will be sold through Boston New York and Philadelphia stock exchange houses at 5 to 7.50 per share. The treasury stock of the Capital 17500000 consisting of 3500000 shares par 5 is offered for the benefit of the company and is owned by Guggenheim Exploration Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Yukon Gold Company
Treasury
Yukon Gold Company Capital
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Guggenheim Metal, Smelting, and Mining Group
American Smelting and Refining Company
American Smelters Securities Company
Federal Mining and Smelting Company
United Zinc Company
National Lead Company
Guggenheim
Yukon
Guggenheims
A. Chester
United States
Canada
England
Germany
France
Representative Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Rakon Gold Company
Capital
Merican Smbelters Securities Co
United States Zinc Company
Fane
Lie's
National Lhad Company
Tec
New Jersey
Blind Artisans Show Skills of the Sightless in Washington
The Columbia Polytechnic Institute hosted an industrial exhibit demonstrating how blind workers gain livelihoods. Typesetting, printing, sewing, binding, and dressmaking were shown with blind artisans handling presses, cutters, and Braille typewriters. A young woman demonstrated Braille writing beside a standard typewriter as a reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Polytechnic Holsttate
Hf Street
Washington
Eiano
Copte
Plusu Ted
Institute
Wasit
Cat Rivalry Ends in Fire Damage at Tonawanda Barn
A barn in Tonawanda was set ablaze after a cat overturned a lantern, causing about 1500 dollars in damage to William Schreiber’s property. The fire spread to nearby houses of J. H. Lewis and W. A. Lewis, also totaling about 1500 dollars. the cat had been chased by a dog and a boy, who sparked the incident.
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Washington
Buffalo
NW Y
Chicago
William Schreiber
Tonawanda
Schreiber
J. H Lewis
W. A Lewis
Settlement Reached in San Francisco Japanese Suit
It was announced at the State Department yesterday that Japanese residents and the city and city council of San Francisco have compromised the mob violence damages case from May 20, 1907. The compromise calls for a judgment against the city and council of Sin Franasen for 450 dollars, satisfactory to all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
San Francisco
Council of Sin Franasen
Roots son named receiver for two Broadway grocers
Special to The Washington Post New York March 6 1909 Hilihy Root Jr son of the secretary of state was appointed by Judge Hall as receiver for John Rudd grocers at 815 Eighth Avenue and 1768 Amsterdam Avenue The stores assets estimated at 2000 Hearing opened before the Interstate Commerce Commission on differential rate charges by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Western Maryland Railway against Georges Creek Basin Coal Company for 15 cent differential on coal shipments to tidewater from Allegany County Maryland.
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Anil
Daniel Guggenheim
American Smelting and Betying Co
Duggenheim Exploration Co
Ha Uonal Bank of Commerce
Harton Sewell
Amartcan Smelting
Rod Toning Co
Ping Produce Company
View Prosident US
So Idward Hrush
Amercian Smelting and Re 2Ning Co
Karfisi Smelting Co
National Lead Co
Federal Mining and Smelting Co
Morris Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Co
Silas Wecclus
American Smelters Stearnssp Go
Anton Eilers
Colorado
Willard 8 Morse
American Smelting and Refining
Washington
New York
Mary
Hilihy Root, Jr
Hall
John Rudd
Eighth Avenue
Amsterdam Avenue
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Western Maryland Railway
Georges Creek
Post Educational Contest Pictures Now On Sale
Notice announces sale of Pictures Nos 86 to 64 inclusive and remaining Pictures 1 to 1. Copies available by mail or at the Washington Pest office. Prices and ordering details provided.
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Gale
The
Washington Pest
Pike
Gadski Praises American Tastes and Wagner Spotlight
Mme Johanna Gadski, famed soprano, says Americans now favor serious music over ragtime and praise Wagner and Schubert. She will perform at the New National Theater next Sunday in what could be the season’s most artistic recital. The Isthmian Canal Commission rejects all bids for cable railways and duplex ways as too costly, seeking cheaper excavation options.
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Mme Johanna Gadski
Crrites
Mme. Gadski
Washington
New
Isthmian Canal Commission
Gossip on antiques high fashion and royal tidbits
Social gossip spans London auction prices for Sheffield plate art and its silver on copper profile plus rising fashion trends. Mrs Jarvis Hunt and Sioux Falls divorce chatter mix with Bandringham housekeeping, Diabolo imagery in ads, and a peek at Grecian fashion reception versus American practicality in dress.
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London
Sheffield
Vanderbilt
Crosses Continent To Wed Ensign Fuller in Seattle
A Washington Post special from Annapolis Maryland reports Lucy Claude daughter of Dr and Mrs W Clement Claude wed Ensign Henry G Fuller A N in Seattle. The bride traveled 3000 miles after learning her groom could not obtain leave, staying with Col Pendleton of the Marine Corps. Col Pendleton officiated with Mrs Robert Hebner matron of honor and Ensign Fran McMillan best man. Ushers were Ensign Donald P Morrison and Gerald Howze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annnapolis
W. Clement Claude
Lucy
Henry G. Fuller
Seattle
Wusigu Faller
Colorado
Pacific
Claude
Puget Sound
Col. J . Pendleton
Marine Corps
Miss Claude
Col Pendleton
Robert Hebner
Fran McMillan
Donald P. Morrison
Gerald Howze
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Daniel
Fair Finance
Guegenholm, Esq
Freaident Guggenteim Exploration Company
Broadway
New York City
Ore
Ferry
Értley
Fukon 1A Company
Ir Perry
Corpa
Mt Perry
C Treadgold
Klonike Iyletree
Parry
Trendgald
Yelleva
Yukon Gald Company
Yukon Territory
Perry
Chestor Beatty
March
Hunker Creek
Ear Creek
Bonanza Creek
Eldorado Creek
Zaris
Bonanza Hilla
Lowry
Atlin
Hanker Creek Bottom
Last Chance Creek
Gold Bottom
Hank Hills
Last Chance
Vonazza Hilla
Klondike Valley
Bear Creek
Yukon Gold Fair Finance
Barcoz Sewell
Kewt En York Coward Brush
Willem E Morriss
New Fork
Farrand
Isaac Guggenheim
W Hills
Oa Chapin
Mre
John M Steele
Simpson, Thacher & Dartlett
Consulting Couxiel
Frank W. Hille
Judd Stewart
Siles W Heeles
William Sproule
John & MacGowan
Rew
Yori Franklin Guiterman
Utah
Denver
Cole Williem C Potter
Southern Executive Committee
Aguascalientes Vex
Stottenheim
Insurance Dept
Kleinwert, Sons & Co
HM Moran
City of Mexico
Seligman
O A. Price
Moran
Antofagasta
Fdaller
Charley
Chazo National Bank
Exchange Place
Jersey City
York
Columbia Polytechnic Institute
Bath
Broot
Mme
Gadski
America
Johanna Gadski
J. Hunt
Chicago Club
Chicago Golf Club
Union Club
Jarvis Hunt
J Hunt
Sioux Falls
Fashiou
Sioux Fall
Jarvia Hunt
Man
Bandringham
Queen Alexandra
Norfolk
Sandringham
Victoria
Bayard Cutting
W. H Vanderbilt
W. J Sloane
Nevada
Jessie Hemenway
Reng
Nev
Walker River Reservaton
W TT Cavenaugh
Eccident Insurance Association
Cavenaugh
Misa Florence Dalben
Ike
Lilian Reid
Flournoy Avenue
Cinderella
Miss Reid
H A. R
Alexandria
Alexandria Hotel
Elmer Black
Fifth Avenue
Stuyvesant Fish
Honora Palmer
Ncoln Park Boulevard
Honore Palmers
Paris
Thomas W. Lawson
Annapolis
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