Yukon Klondike gravel fortunes eyed in 1908 report
New York March 13 1908 documents by Chestor Beatty and Perry on Yukon gravels controlled by Yukon Gold Company and Bonanza Eldorado Bear and Hunter Creek deposits. Estimates project gross over 50 million dollars with net profits near 42 million, plus further potential from California and British Columbia holdings.
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Yukon Gold Offer of 700000 Shares in New York Market
The Yukon Gold Company plans to offer 700000 treasury shares at not less than five nor more than seven fifty dollars each through Boston New York and Philadelphia exchange houses. The sale funds the company while highlighting Guggenheim group backing and the safety and profitability of this mining investment.
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W. J Sloane
Nevada
Jessie Hemenway
Reng
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California
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Blind artisans shown at Columbia Polytechnic exhibit
An exhibition at Columbia Polytechnic Institute in Washington highlights how blind workers develop other senses to gain livelihoods. Demonstrations included printing, sewing, typewriting, and dressmaking, with raised dot writing, standard-typed text, and handmade products produced entirely by blind students and instructors.
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Hf Street
Washington
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Copte
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Cat That Triggered Fires Reaches Tonawanda Barn
A cat ran into Will iam Schreiber s Tonawanda barn and overturned a lantern starting a blaze that caused about 1500 in damage to the barn. The fire spread to the nearby J H Lewis and W A Lewis houses, also causing substantial loss. After crews extinguished the flames, it was learned a dog had chased the cat and a boy who was in the street had started the commotion.
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Settlement reached in San Francisco mob damages suit
State Department reports Japanese residents and San Francisco city and council have agreed to a compromise. The judgment against the city and council is set at 450 dollars for damages from mob violence on May 20, 1907. All parties consider the settlement satisfactory.
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Root's son a receiver for two Broadway grocers
Special to The Washington Post New York March 6 Henry Root Jr son of the Secretary of State was named receiver in bankruptcy by Judge Hall. He assumed charge of the two Brucks grocers stores at 815 Eighth Avenue and 1768 Amsterdam Avenue with assets estimated at 2000 dollars. A hearing opened before the Interstate Commerce Commission on differential rate claims against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Western Maryland Railway by the Georges Creek Basin Coal Company alleging a 15 cent differential on coal shipments from Georges Creek to tidewater.
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Pictures on Sale Nos 86 to 64 Inclusive
Post Educational Contest Pictures Nos 86 to 64 inclusive are now on sale by mail with limited copies. A separate lot of Pictures Nos 1 to 1 remains available at the Washington Pest Office for purchase or mail order.
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Mme Gadski Praises American Musical Taste Rise
Renowned soprano Mme Johanna Gadski notes Americans now prefer quality music over ragtime and cites improving taste during nine years in the United States. Her Washington appearance is set for a New National Theater recital next Sunday evening. The Isthmian Canal Commission rejects all bids for cable railways and duplex methods as too costly, seeking cheaper excavation options.
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New National Theater
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Late Victorian Social Whispers on Fashion and Fortune
A long social gossip column sketches trends and scandals from London auctions to Sioux Falls divorce chatter, Boston aristocrats to Chicago fortunes. It notes Sheffield plate value, the rise of shirtwaists, Queen Alexandra’s renovations, marriage rumors, and a slipper jewel theft tale, weaving fashion, society, and money across continents.
Crosses Continent To Wed In Seattle Wedding
Lucy Claude, daughter of Dr. and Mrs W Clement Claude, wed Ensign Henry G. Fuller A N after the ceremony in Seattle. The bride traveled 3000 miles from Annapolis to Puget Sound to marry, staying with Col Pendleton family. Col Pendleton officiated, with Mrs Robert Hebner matron of honor and Ensign Fran McMillan best man.
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