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- APPENDIX 2 SELECTIVE COPIES OF ITEMS FROM THE WICKERSHAM PAPERS
- [[Illustration in Preliminary inventory: Ms 107, Box 38, Binder – Alaska Coal Lands]
- [Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: same source as previous: Wickersham’s reply to S. Hall Young of February 28, 1911] [Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: MS 107, Box 50, Fldr. 5
- Letter to Wickersham from wife Debbie, dated June 5, 1926 ] [Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: MS 107, Box 19, Fldr. 13]
- Henry W. Elliot to Judge Wick, January 10, 1927] [Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: MS 107, One page: Election pamphlets, etc.]
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Washington[D.C.] |
Acting Secretary, Dept of the Interior |
8/5/05 | ||
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8 |
Rystrom, W.A. |
Valdez |
miner |
1909 (1) |
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28 |
Sapp, Colonel S. |
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State of Washington Senate |
#78 |
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66 |
Sargeant, W.W. |
San Francisco |
Secretary, Academy of Sciences |
2/16/1915 |
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28 |
Sargent, D.C. |
Chisana, Alaska |
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#262 |
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8 |
Sargent, R.H. |
Washington |
U.S.D.I., U.S.G.S |
1909 (1) |
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8 |
Saunders, E.W. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (2) |
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28 |
Sawyer, E.M. |
Seward |
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#219 |
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62 |
Scattergood, Henry J. |
Washington [D.C] |
Assistant Commissioner, Office of Indian Affairs |
2/4/33(2) |
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8 |
Schmanke, E.C. |
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U.S. Army Signal Corps, Fairbanks |
1909 (1) |
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28 |
Schnabel, Wm. F. |
Caldwell, Idaho |
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#101, 242 |
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8 |
Schwatka |
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Tlingit Indian guide |
Undated petition for |
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66 |
Schwrigart, J |
Tacoma |
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3/9/1900 |
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8 |
Scott, H.L. |
N.Y. |
superintendent, West Point Armyu Academy |
1909 (1)* |
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14 |
Scott, Lester F. |
New York |
Peoples Institute |
1910 (Binder-3) |
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28 |
Scott, Thos. S. |
Cordova |
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#145 |
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8 |
Sesxton, Geo. |
Seward |
proprietor |
1909 (1) |
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8 |
Settlemier, Charles R. |
Keno City, Y.T. |
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Undated letter |
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28 |
Sexton, George |
Seward |
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#219 |
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28 |
Shackleford, L.P. |
Juneau |
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#139, 287 |
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14 |
Shaffer, C. Will |
Olympia, Washington |
Secretary, Washington State Bar |
1906 (#25) |
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66 |
Shaw, Alice Coles |
Long Beach, CA |
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8/5/1925 |
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28 |
Shaw, Leslie M. |
Chicago |
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#257 |
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8 |
Shea, Chris C. |
Valdez |
Sheward Commercial Club |
1909 (1) |
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66 |
Shelton, Charles |
New York City |
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1/1/1916 |
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8 |
Sheppard, Morris |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
|
66 |
Sherwood, George H |
New York |
American Museum of Natural History |
10/22/1925 |
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14 |
Shields, G.O. |
New York |
publisher |
1907 (#54) |
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28 |
Shoefield, Geo. D. |
Nome |
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#476 |
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28 |
Short, William |
Seattle |
Sec. Treas., Dist. No. 10, United Mine Workers of America |
#505, 591 |
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8 |
Shoup, A.G. |
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Camp Sitka No. 6 Arctic Brotherhood |
1909 (2) |
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14 |
Shoup, Arthur G. |
Sitka |
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1910 (Binder-1) |
|
60 |
Shriver, A.G. |
Cordova |
Reverend |
2/4/1919 |
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14 |
Sickles, Daniel E. |
New York |
Major General Ret. |
1910 (Binder-1, 1*) |
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28 |
Silverman, Jos. A. |
Kodiak |
Ph.G., M.D., |
#217, 326, 577 |
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14 |
Silverman, Jos. A. |
Kodiak |
M.D. |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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14 |
Simeon, ? |
Valdez |
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1908 (#110) |
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8 |
Simmons, F.M. |
Washington D.C. |
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1909 (1) |
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28 |
Sittsof, Leonsi |
Unalaska |
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#556 |
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60 |
Skinner, H. E.[?] |
Seattle |
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1/30/1933 |
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8 |
Slayden, James L. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
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8 |
Small, John |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
|
66 |
Smith, Charles W. |
Seattle |
Associate Librarian, University of Washington |
3/30/1928 |
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60 |
Smith, Charles W. |
Seattle |
Librarian |
6/25/1937 |
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28 |
Smith, E.A. |
Fairbanks |
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#232 |
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8 |
Smith, E.A. |
Fairbanks |
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1909 (1) |
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14 |
Smith, Edmund |
Valdez |
attorney |
1910 (#110, #248, #270, Binder-2) |
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14 |
Smith, Herbert Knox |
Washington |
Commissioner, Bureau of Corporations |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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60 |
Smith, I.J.M[?] |
Washington D.C. |
Commissioner of Fisheries |
2/25/1919 |
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66 |
Smith, J. F. M. |
Washington[D.C.] |
Commissioner, Bureau of Fisheries |
2/13/1917 |
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14 |
Smith, Jarlan J. |
New York |
American Museum of Natural History |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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8 |
Smith, John Walter |
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U.S. Senate |
1909 (1) |
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14 |
Smith, Otis E. |
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Sitka Chamber of Commerce |
1910 (#266) |
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14 |
Smith, Robert |
Wrangell |
Salvation Army |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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8 |
Smith, W.R. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
|
66 |
Smith[??] Geo. |
Washington |
Director, United States Geological Survey |
8/7/16(2) 8/10/16
3/16/1917 5/22/1924* 11/17/1924 10/15/1924 |
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8 |
Smoot, Reed |
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U.S. Senate |
1908 (1)* |
|
66 |
Snell, W.H. |
Tacoma |
Judge |
7/14/1906 |
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8 |
Snow, Carl V. |
Circle |
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1909 (1) |
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66 |
Snowden, L. M. |
Washington |
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3/20/1914* |
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62 |
Soboleff, Walter A. |
Sitka |
Grand Secretary, Alaska Native Brotherhood |
2/1/1932 11/14/31(2) |
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8 |
Sperry, Nehemiah D. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
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8 |
Spiel, Harry G. |
Nome |
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1902 (1) |
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8 |
Spriry (?), The. (?) |
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1901 (1) |
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14 |
Stafford, O.F. |
Eugene, Oregon |
Dept. of Chemistry, University of Oregon |
1907 (#68) |
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60 |
Stanton, Eldridge |
Toronto |
Photographer |
6/28/1894 |
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60 |
Steel, Will A |
[Juneau] |
Secretary to Delegate Wickersham |
10/6/32* |
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66 |
Steel, Will A. |
Seattle |
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4/6/1928 3/4/1928
4/3/1928 4/13/1928 |
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62 |
Steel, Will A. |
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2/25/32 |
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60 |
Stephens, James Griffith |
Seattle |
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1/3/1931 |
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8 |
Stephens, John H. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1901 (1) |
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66 |
Stevens, David H |
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Director of the Humanities, Rockefeller Foundation |
10/18/1935* 12/6/1935* 8/28/1936* 12/18/1936* |
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66 |
Stevens, Henry, Son, and Stiles |
London |
Booksellers |
3/22/1915 4/22/1915 |
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14 |
Stevens, S.H. |
Seward |
proprietor |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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14 |
Steward, A.J. |
New York |
President, Valdez, Marshall Pass & Northern Railroad Company |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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8 |
Stewart, Joseph |
Washington |
Assistant Postmaster General |
1909 (1) |
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14 |
Stier, Edward J. |
Fairbanks |
Court Clerk |
1907 (#21*) |
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66 |
Stiles,C. W. |
Washington D. C. |
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3/19/1915 |
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66 |
Stokes, Frederick A. |
New York |
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3/2/1916 |
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14 |
Stokes, Jas. J. |
Nome |
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1910 (Binder-1) |
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28 |
Stooks, A.F. |
Sitka |
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#574 |
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28 |
Stout, W.B. |
Haines |
attorney |
#43, 245 |
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14 |
Stout, W.B. |
Haines |
lawyer |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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28 |
Stowe, A.F. |
Anchorage |
attorney |
#79 |
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60 |
Strong |
Juneau |
Governor |
11/4/1914 |
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66 |
Strong, Anne |
Seattle |
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10/10/1936* |
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14 |
Strong, D. Cadwalader |
New York |
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1908 (#99, #100, #102, #104, #106) |
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8 |
Strong, H.F.O. (?) |
Katalla |
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1909 (1)* |
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28 |
Strong, J. |
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Governor of Alaska |
#38 |
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62 |
Strong, J. F. A. |
Juneau |
Governor of Alaska |
1/10/16 |
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14 |
Stuck, Hudson |
Ft. Yukon, Alaska |
Archdeacon of the Yukon |
1910 (#268) |
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8 |
Sturgiss, Geo. C. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
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14 |
Sturgiss, Geo. C. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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14 |
Suessdorf, H.F. |
Valdez |
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1908 (#110) |
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14 |
Sullivan, M.J. |
Manchester, N.H. |
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1907 (#37) |
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28 |
Sulzer, Chas A. |
Sulzer, Alaska |
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#593 |
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8 |
Sulzer, William |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (2) |
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14 |
Sulzer, Wm. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1907 (#46, #60, #61, #72, #74, #96) 1910 Binder-1) |
|
60 |
Sumners, Hatton W |
Washington D.C. |
U.S. Representative |
2/29/1932 |
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14 |
Sutherland, Dan |
Nome |
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1908 (#129, #136, #197) 1910 (Binder-1) |
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8 |
Sutherland, Dan |
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1909 (3); 1911 (1) |
|
66 |
Sutherland, Dan |
Washington D.C. |
Delegate, Alaska |
10/10/1927 |
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62 |
Sutherland, Dan |
Washington D.C. |
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3/8/30 |
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62 |
Sutherland, Dan |
Washington D. C. |
Delegate, Alaska |
3/31/30* 4/3/30*
6/4/30 9/2/30
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28 |
Sutherland, Dan |
Poorman, Alaska |
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#3, 8, 37, 113, 218, 256, 332, 350-4, 353, 354, 381, 496 |
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8 |
Sutherland, Geo. |
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U.S. Senate |
1909 (1) |
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62 |
Sutherland, Hilda |
Washington D. C. |
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6/26/30 |
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66 |
Sutherland, Hilda E. |
Washington D.C. |
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10/25/1926 |
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66 |
Sutton, Albert |
Manchester |
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2/11/1916 |
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8 |
Tabbington, Mrs. Henry |
Utica, Montana |
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Undated letter |
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8 |
Tachabrow, O.E. |
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merchant |
1909 (1) |
|
60 |
Talbot, J. A. |
Ketchikan |
Department Commander |
11/16/1930 |
|
66 |
Talbot, J.A. |
Ketchikan |
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5/1/1929 |
|
8 |
Taliaferro, James P. |
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U.S. Senate |
1909 (1) |
|
28 |
Tansy, Jack |
Seldovia |
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#558 |
|
8 |
Tarr, Ralph S. |
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Cornell University |
1909 (1) |
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60 |
Tavlin, Edna |
Missoula, Montana |
D.M.D |
5/24/34 |
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66 |
Taylor, Albert |
Ketchikan |
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N.D. |
|
60 |
Taylor, Charles |
Fairbanks |
[Attorney] |
2/4/1929 6/15/29
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60 |
Taylor, Charles |
Fairbanks |
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4/12/1930 |
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60 |
Taylor, Charles |
Fairbanks |
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4/14/1930 |
|
60 |
Taylor, Charles |
Fairbanks |
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5/8/1930 4/26/1937 |
|
66 |
Taylor, Charles Edward |
Fairbanks |
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8/21/1935 2/17/1936 |
|
28 |
Taylor, Chas. E. |
Iditarod |
Lawyer |
#69, 98 |
|
8 |
Taylor, E.J. Jr. |
|
U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
|
8 |
Taylor, Geo. W. |
|
U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
|
14 |
Taylor, R.W |
Glacier City, Alaska |
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1908 (#184); 1910 (Binder-2) |
|
14 |
Taylor, V.V. |
Fairbanks |
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8 |
Tener, Johnd K. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
|
60 |
Terhune, H. W. |
Juneau |
Secretary, Alaska Game Commission |
11/29/1920 |
|
28 |
Thane, B.L. |
Juneau |
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#392 |
|
28 |
The Record |
Juneau |
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#89 |
|
62 |
Theile, Karl |
Juneau |
Secretary of Alaska |
5/7/31 |
|
28 |
Thisted, Harry |
Cordova |
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#6, 29, 30, 80, 106, 145, 171, 178, 181, 183, 191, 196, 244, 251, 288, 289, 475 |
|
8 |
Thomas, (?) |
Wood River, Alaska |
Chief |
1915 (1) |
|
60 |
Thompson |
Fairbanks |
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1/28/1914 |
|
14 |
Thompson, Alfred |
Dawson, Y.T. |
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1908 (#142); 1909 (#223) |
|
8 |
Thompson, Arthur G. |
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Secretary, Katalla Chamber of Commerce |
1909 (1); incomplete letter, undated |
|
60 |
Thompson, Arthur G. |
Anchorage |
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11/7/1930 11/10/1932 5/26/33 5/13/1937 6/1/1937 6/1/1937* 6/5/1937
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|
65 |
Thompson, Arthur G. |
Anchorage |
Attorney |
9/7/35 |
|
66 |
Thompson, Norma S. |
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Secretary, Rockefeller Foundation |
5/19/1936* |
|
14 |
Thompson, R.G. |
Washington D.C. |
Col., Signal Corps., War Department |
1910 (Binder-1) |
|
14 |
Thornton, C.W. |
Nome |
Cor. Secretary, Pioneers of Alaska |
1910 (Binder-1) |
|
60 |
Thorpe, Merle |
Washington D. C. |
Editor |
8/2/1933 |
|
28 |
Titus, Hazel J. |
Seattle |
Northern Pacific Railway |
#487 |
|
66 |
Tobin, Emery F. |
Ketchikan |
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11/7/1934 8/3/1937
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|
8 |
Todd, A.E. |
Nome |
Grand Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska |
1909 (1) |
|
66 |
Todd, Edward H. |
Tacoma, WA |
President, College of Puget Sound |
7/10/1936 |
|
14 |
Todd, H.D. Jr. |
Washington |
Major, General Staff War Dept |
1910 (Binder-1) |
|
8 |
Tozier, Leroy |
Fairbanks |
Republican Territorial Committee |
1908 (1)* |
|
28 |
Tracy, Henry |
Fairbanks |
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#499 |
|
28 |
Tray, H. |
Fairbanks |
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#480, 513 |
|
60 |
Troy, John W. |
Juneau |
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11/4/1914 12/20/1932 1/17/33 1/18/33
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|
60 |
Troy, John W. |
Juneau |
Publisher |
9/23/1931 |
|
62 |
Troy, John W. |
Juneau |
Governor of Alaska |
7/12/35 |
|
60 |
Troy, John W. |
Juneau |
Governor and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Pioneers’ Home |
2/1/1937 |
|
66 |
University of Chicago Press |
Chicago, IL |
|
2/24/1915 |
|
8 |
Valentine, E. |
Juneau |
merchant |
1904 (1); 1909 (6) |
|
14 |
Valentine, E. |
Juneau |
Mayor, |
1908 (#111, #125, #145*, #203, #209); 1910 (Binder-4) |
|
28 |
Valentine, E. |
Juneau |
jeweler and mayor |
#16, 20, 109, 151, 457, 572 |
|
60 |
Valentine, Emery |
Juneau |
Imperial Japanese Consul |
8/18/1924 |
|
60 |
Van Orsdel, John P. |
Seattle |
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2/19/1925 |
|
66 |
Vaughn, Dan C. |
Washington[D.C.] |
Chief, Division of Publications, Dept. of Commerce |
11/14/1916 |
|
60 |
Vestal, LeRoy [?]J. |
Juneau |
Adjutant, American Legion |
11/9/1928 |
|
8 |
Vidovict, Peter |
Fairbanks |
merchant |
1909 (3) |
|
60 |
Vinal, W. A. |
Seldovia |
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4/15/1930 |
|
60 |
Vinal, W.A. |
Healy Fork |
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1/28/1928 |
|
8 |
Vonhasslocher, E.A. |
|
Secretary, Arctic Club |
1909 (3) |
|
8 |
Votarr, L.L. |
Circle City |
U.S. Marshal's Office, |
1905 (1) |
|
14 |
Vowell, Thomas L. |
Juneau |
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1907 (#84, #143, #144); 1910 (3267) |
|
14 |
Walcott, [Charles] |
|
Secretary, Smithsonian Institute |
1910 (Binder-1) |
|
60 |
Walcott, Frederic C. |
Washington D.C. |
Senator, CT |
12/23/1931 |
|
14 |
Wall, S.W. |
Skagway |
THE DAILY ALASKAN |
1908 (#214, #216); 1910 (Binder-1) |
|
28 |
Ward, J.W. |
Anchorage |
Vice President, Anchorage Publishing Co. |
#560 |
|
8 |
Warren, Francis E. |
|
U.S. Senate |
1909 (1) |
|
8 |
Washburn, M.L. |
San Francisco |
attorney |
1909 (1) |
|
8 |
Watson, H.B. |
Nome |
Grand Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska |
1909 (1) |
|
66 |
Watson, Harry G. |
Juneau |
Secretary to the Governor (Parks) |
4/15/1926* |
|
14 |
Watt, P.H. |
Nome |
|
1908 (#136*) |
|
14 |
Webb, G.H. |
Edmonton, Alb., Canada |
|
1910 (Binder-1) |
|
14 |
Webb, John Sidney |
New York |
Attorney, |
1910 (Binder-1) |
|
62 |
Webb. U.S. |
San Francisco |
Attorney General |
6/17/29 |
|
66 |
Webster, Wm. |
Coronado, FL |
|
10/14/1906 |
|
8 |
Weeks, John W. |
|
U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1); undated letter* |
|
66 |
Weeks, John W. |
Washington[D. C] |
Secretary of War |
6/22/1923* |
|
8 |
Weisse, Chris H. |
|
9U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (2) |
|
14 |
Welliver, J.C. |
|
HAMPTON'S MAGAZINE |
1910 (Binder-1) |
|
14 |
West Publishing Co |
|
|
1909 (#17) |
|
8 |
West Publishing Co. |
St. Paul, Minnesota |
|
1904 (3) |
|
66 |
West Publishing Co. |
St. Paul, MN |
|
8/27/1906 8/28/1906 |
|
8 |
Wetmore, Geo. Peabody |
|
U.SD. Senate |
1909 (1) |
|
8 |
Wheeler, J.H. |
Wrangell |
|
1909 (1) |
|
14 |
Whikins, Edward |
SpokaneWashington |
Judge |
1910 (Binder-1) |
|
8 |
Whinery, C.C. |
|
LONDON TIMES |
1909 (1) |
|
28 |
White, Al |
Valdez |
The Liberty Theatre |
#65* |
|
62 |
White, Dave G. |
Yakutat |
Cor. Secretary, Alaska Native Brotherhood |
c. 1932 |
|
8 |
White, Harry |
|
|
1909 (1) |
|
8 |
White, James T. |
|
Young Naturalist Society |
1896 (1) |
|
14 |
White, Thos. R. |
Nome |
|
1908 (#197) |
|
66 |
Whitney, Clinton R. |
Washington D.C. |
Acting Chief Clerk, State Dept. |
7/20/1915 |
|
14 |
Whitney, George F. |
Juneau |
|
1910 (Binder-1) |
|
60 |
Whitney, Milton |
Washington D.C. |
Chief, Bureau of Soils |
1/30/1919 |
|
73 |
Wicker, Frank N. |
San Francisco |
Chief of Land Service |
6/6/1866* |
|
28 |
Wickersham, Edgar |
Fairbanks |
|
#243, 555 |
|
60 |
Wickersham, Frank |
Harrisburg, PA |
Cousin |
12/24/1937 |
|
14 |
Wickersham, Geo. W. |
Washington |
U.S. Attorney General |
1910 (Binder-3) |
|
8 |
Wickersham, George W. |
|
U.S. Attorney General |
1909 (6) |
|
65 |
Wickersham, Grace |
Juneau |
|
5/1/33* |
|
62 |
Wickersham, James |
|
|
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|
60 |
Wickersham, James |
Tacoma, WA |
Sheeks & Wickersham |
12/19/1898 |
|
8 |
Wickersham, James |
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1903 (1), undated letter; 1904 (3); 1906 (5), undated telegram; 1907 (3); 1908 (12), undated letter; 1909 (72); 1911 (1), undated letter; 1912 (1); 1916 (3); 1918 (5), undated letters (13 |
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14 |
Wickersham, James |
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1908 (#202, #207, #215, #218, #220, #224) 1909 (#227, #228, #233, #234, #235, #236, #237, #238, #239, #240, #241, #242) 1910 (#249, #251, #258, #260, #269, #272, #274, #277), Folder 7 (35 items) |
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62 |
Wickersham, James |
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c.1932 1/22/16
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
Washington D.C. |
Delegate from Alaska |
2/24/1914 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
Washington D.C. |
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4/4/1914 |
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66 |
Wickersham, James |
Washington D. C. |
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3/10/1915(2) 4/8/1915
4/29/1915 2/29/1916 2/17/1917 5/25/1926 |
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66 |
Wickersham, James |
Juneau |
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5/29/1923 3/12/1924 2/11/1925 6/27/1925 12/21/1925 2/9/1926
12/6/1938 12/25/1926 4/7/1934 5/7/1934
5/8/1935 2/10/1936 5/19/1936 6/2/1936
6/30/1936 7/6/1936
7/9/1936 7/9/1928
3/7/1928 1/29/1926 |
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66 |
Wickersham, James |
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5/7/1924 9/13/1924 8/11/1924 9/17/1924 10/27/1924 10/9/1925 7/6/1925 12/7/1925 8/10/1925 10/13/1925 2/9/1926 10/13/1925 12/27/1926(2) 6/14/1927 3/20/1928 4/11/1938 4/10/1928 5/15/1929 6/6/1929 7/17/1930(2) 8/30/1930(2) 11/20/1934 3/18/1935 12/20/1935 8/26/1936 9/11/1936 8/10/1937 8/12/1937 1/20/1938 4/14/1938 N.D. 5/8/1915
9/8/1937 5/10/1924 3/7/1925 9/24/1925 9/8/1925 12/21/1925 3/26/1926 3/17/1926 3/23/1926 4/12/1926 2/2/1926 3/2/1926
4/15/1926 2/21/1927 7/16/1927 9/26/1927 8/2/1928 1/9/1929
1/15/1929 3/6/1929
11/30/1929 7/24/1933 6/29/1934 9/6/193[4] 11/19/1935 12/24/1934 6/17/1935 11/6/1935 12/27/1935 [1/1936?] 3/21/1936 5/27/1936 6/13/1936 6/23/1936 3/25/1938 7/5/1928
3/28/1928 3/23/1928 11/14/1927 9/9/1927
7/26/1927 3/19/1927 5/29/1933 10/9/1924 11/11/1924 11/25/1924 12/3/1924 12/23/1924 2/5/1925 2/12/1925 7/1/1925 8/25/1925 9/11/1925 9/18/1925(2) 11/30/1925 12/8/1925 1/19/1926 2/21/1927(2) 7/15/1927 9/24/1924 6/16/1925 6/2/1925
9/8/1925 5/18/1926 7/22/1926 9/8/1926
9/9/1926 10/12/1926 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
Juneau |
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11/10/1924 9/21/1925 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
Juneau |
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12/28/1924 8/12/9135 1/26/1937 |
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73 |
Wickersham, James |
Juneau |
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3/26/1925 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
Juneau |
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6/4/1925 |
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66 |
Wickersham, James |
S.S. Yukon |
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7/18/1925 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
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11/30/1925 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
[Juneau] |
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3/29/1926 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
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8/25/1926 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
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4/21/1927 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
[Juneau] |
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3/20/1928 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
[Juneau] |
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2/26/1929 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
[Juneau} |
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6/26/1929 |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
[Juneau] |
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8/16/1929(2) |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
[Juneau] |
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12/5/1929(2) |
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
[Juneau] |
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12/6/1929(2) 5/29/1933 3/4/1937 10/18/1937 9/8/1937
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
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5/3/1930 5/31/1930 5/8/1930 9/4/1931
7/24/1933 9/6/1934
5/20/1938 10/20/1938 |
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62 |
Wickersham, James |
Washington D.C. |
Delegate from Alaska |
8/5/31 2/10/1932 4/20/1932
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60 |
Wickersham, James |
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Delegate from Alaska |
1/6/1933 |
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66 |
Wickersham, James |
Washington D.C. |
Delegate from Alaska |
2/4/1933(2) |
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73 |
Wickersham, James |
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8/4/1934 |
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28 |
Wickersham, James |
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#2, 4, 5, 10, 11, 14, 15, 18, 21-27, 33-36, 45, 51, 54-59, 62-64, 67, 68, 71, 73-76, 87, 95, 96, 103, 104, 110-112, 114, 115, 117-125, 127-137, 141, 142, 146, 154, 156-163, 167, 170, 175, 176, 179, 187, 190, 194, 197, 198, 202-207, 215, 216, 221-223, 225-230, 235-237, 239, 240, 248-250, 252-255, 259, 263, 269, 270, 273, 275, 280, 283-286, 288, 290, 297-302, 310-314, 317, 323, 328, 329-331, 333, 336, 338-340, 342-345, 350-6 through 350-9, 350-11, 355-358, 369, 370, 373, 374, 380, 385-391, 395, 398, 404, 406-420, 423, 425-427, 430, 431, 432, 434-439, 443, 448, 455, 461-467, 469-472, 482-486, 488-490, 492, 494, 497, 498, 504, 506, 512, 514, 515, 517, 519, 520, 521, 523-525, 528-534, 536, 539, 540, 541, 559, 568, 579-587 |
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65 |
Wickersham, James |
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7/6/28 1/30/29
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62 |
Wickersham, James |
Juneau |
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4/1/29 12/10/29
12/14/35 11/6/36(2) |
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60 |
Wickersham, John |
Sullivan, IL |
Cousin |
1934 |
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65 |
Wickersham, Mrs. James |
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12/29/35* |
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66 |
Wickersham, Thomas |
Tacoma |
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2/16/1905 4/25/1906 |
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14 |
Wickersham, Turner A. |
Washington D.C. |
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1910 (Binder-1) |
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14 |
Wikidell, T.E. |
Valdez |
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1910 (#247) |
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62 |
Wilbur, Ray Lyman |
Washington[D.C.] |
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6/19/1930* |
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62 |
Wilbur, Ray Lyman |
Juneau |
Delegate from Alaska |
11/14/1932 |
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66 |
Wilde, A.H. |
Boston |
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8/1/1930 9/30/1930 |
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66 |
Wilde, Allan H. |
Boston |
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9/30/1930 |
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14 |
Wile, Albert |
Nome |
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1908 (#136*) |
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8 |
Wiley, Wm. |
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U.S. House of Rep. |
1909 (1) |
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8 |
Wiley, Wm. |
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U.S. House of Representatives |
1909 (1) |
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28 |
Willcox, William R. |
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chairman, Republican National Committee |
#550 |
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28 |
Williams, David J. |
Tacoma |
collector, Treasury Dept., I.R.S. |
#362 |
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62 |
Williams, Frank O. |
Washington[D.C.] |
Secretary of the Interior |
3/11/32* 3/11/32
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8 |
Wilson, ? |
Ft. Liscum |
Captain |
Undated telegram |
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8 |
Wilson, (?) |
Ft. Liscum |
Captain |
Undated telegram |
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8 |
Wilson, Gus |
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Undated petition for |
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8 |
Wilson, Gus |
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Undated petition for support of |
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66 |
Wilson, H. W. |
White Plains, NY |
President, H. W. Wilson Co. |
2/19/1917 3/1/1917
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28 |
Wilson, Jack |
Treadwell |
marshal |
#19 |
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8 |
Wilson, Velina (?) P |
Rickreal, Oregon |
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1896 (3) |
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60 |
Winden, A. W. |
Tacoma, WA |
Bank Director |
7/14/1928 |
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60 |
Winden, A.W. |
Tacoma, WA |
Bank Director |
6/13/1927 |
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60 |
Winn, Grover C. |
Juneau |
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7/23/28(2)* |
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14 |
Winn, Jno. R. |
Juneau |
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1908 (#203) |
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28 |
Winnie, L.L. |
Seward |
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#548 |
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60 |
Winship, Blanten[?] |
Washington [D.C.] |
Acting Judge Advocate General |
6/12/1917 |
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8 |
Winslow, Erving |
Boston |
The Anti-Imperial League |
1909 (2) |
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8 |
Winslow, Erving |
Boston |
The Anti-Imperial League |
1909 (2) |
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73 |
Wood, John Wilson |
New York |
Executive Secretary, Protestant Episcopal Church |
c. 1920 |
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28 |
Wood, Wm. D. |
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chairman, Republican Congressional Committee |
#405* |
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28 |
Woods, Frank P. |
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chairman, National Republican Congressional Committee |
#105, 543, 545 |
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8 |
Woodson, Jack |
Portland, Oregon |
writer |
1910 (1) |
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8 |
Woodson, Jack |
Portland, Oregon |
writer |
1910 (1) |
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14 |
Woodson, Jack |
Portland, Oregon |
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1910 (Binder-1) |
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66 |
Wooten, W. P. |
Washington D. C. |
Major, Corps of Engineers |
7/19/1915 |
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66 |
Wrangell Drug Co. |
[Wrangell] |
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3/10/1916 |
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28 |
Wright, A.E. |
Livengood, Alaska |
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#77 |
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14 |
Wright, Clara E. |
Bevilington, Vermont |
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1908 (#182*) |
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28 |
Wuchter, John |
Gresham, Oregon |
candidate for President of the U.S., |
#473* |
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14 |
Wullf, C.G. |
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Secretary, Republican Central Committee |
1909 (#229) |
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8 |
Wullf, C.G. |
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Secretary, Rep. Terr. Central Committee |
1909 (1) |
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8 |
Wullf, C.G. |
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Secretary, Rep. Terr. Central Committee |
1909 (1) |
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14 |
Wyman, W. |
Washington |
Surgeon General, Treasury Dept. |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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14 |
Yandell, C.B. |
Seattle |
Chamber of Commerce |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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66 |
Yaw, Leslie W. |
Sitka |
Superintendent, Sheldon Jackson School |
9/19/1938 |
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28 |
Young, S. Hall |
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Presbyterian Church |
#394 |
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8 |
Young, S. Hall |
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1909 (1) |
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8 |
Young, S. Hall |
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1909 (1) |
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14 |
Young, S. Hall |
New York |
Presbyterian Church |
1910 (Binder-1) |
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66 |
Young, S. Hall |
Str. Tanana |
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7/21/1912 |
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8 |
Young, Wm. |
Fairbanks |
farmer |
1909 (1) |
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8 |
Young, Wm. |
Fairbanks |
farmer |
1909 (1) |
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8 |
Youngs, F. E. |
Seward |
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1909 (1) |
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14 |
Youngs, F.E. |
Seward |
Republican Territorial Committee |
1908 (#98) |
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8 |
Youngs, F.E. |
Seward |
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1909 (1) |
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60 |
Zorn, Friedrich[?] |
Seattle |
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8/9/1918 |
APPENDIX 2
SELECTIVE COPIES OF ITEMS FROM THE WICKERSHAM PAPERS
Letters
Campaign material
Newspaper clippings
[[Illustration in Preliminary inventory: MS 107. Box 8 , Fldr. 6
facsimile of letter to Wickersham from Felix Pedro, dated July 9, 1903, Pedro Creek, Fairbanks mining district
[[Illustration in Preliminary inventory: Ms 107, Box 38, Binder – Alaska Coal Lands]
Feb. 25th, 1911
Hon. James Wickersham, M.C.
Washington, D.C.
My dear Judge:
I am very much afraid that after all my admonitions as your spiritual adviser and my influence as a preacher of the Gospel of Peace, you are still much more inclined to present the other fist than the other cheek. However I am inclined to give you absolution in view of the vote in the House following your belligerent demonstration. But weren't you a little cruel to crush the Administration measure under such an outrageous vote? Why couldn't you have been satisfied with a decent majority! I am glad my interview with President Taft preceded the vote on his bill.
Dr. Myers, Mr. Beck and myself have just held a jubilee over the vote. May you do it again. You haven't "finished your course" we hope, but you have assuredly "fought a good fight." I want the Congressional Record containing the debate.
You ought to answer that pessimistic, narrow and false article of Rex Beach's in the SATURDAY EVENING POST of this week on "What is the matter with Alaska." You have the ability, wit and range of facts necessary to do it properly. You might ask "What is the matter with Rex Beach?" and answer "The Guggenheims."
I have made all arrangements to be with you March 3rd. I wish to see the "whole show." Will arrive early that morning and go direct to the Congress Hall Hotel.
With sincere congratulations I am
[Yours faithfully, S. Hall Young]
another page:
[Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: same source as previous: Wickersham’s reply to S. Hall Young of February 28, 1911]
[Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: MS 107, Box 50, Fldr. 5
Letter to Wickersham from Hugh A. Morrison of the Library of Congress, August 19, 1923]
[Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: MS 107, Box 47, Fldr. 1:
Letter to Wickersham from wife Debbie, dated June 5, 1926 ]
[Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: MS 107, Box 19, Fldr. 13]
[three pages of letters between Wickersham and Barrett Willoughby, 1924, 1930]
[Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: MS 107, Box 50, Fldr. 3
Henry W. Elliot to Judge Wick, January 10, 1927]
[Illustration in Preliminary Inventory: MS 107,
One page: Election pamphlets, etc.]
WICKERSHAM AND COBB
We're going to vote for Wickersham,
We'll also vote for Cobb;
They are the People's candidates
And always on the job.
"Wick" is crooked, Cobb's a traitor,"
Thus the wily Gangsters say;
Something new in Crooks and Traitors,
When they "crook" the people's way.
Grigsby says that Wick's our hero,
That we worship at the shrine;
Well, excuse us, we prefer it
To the PRIVATE interest kind.
The Despoilers now attack us
With the Alexander Bill;
Wickersham fought hard against it,
Hasn't quit, and never will.
How can our friend, Charlie Sulzer,
Fill the shoes of Wickersham?
Might as well adorn your kiddie
With the clothing of a man.
Oh! there's the Aggressive-Miner
Who has now crawled in their bed;
Not a leader of opinion
But a tagging it instead.
To the gang we'll take our hats off
When it comes to crafty lore,
But we'll beat them to a frazzle
With our ballots, as of yore.
So here's to Wickersham and Cobb,
Alaskans tried and true;
They're able men and live ones,
And we're going to see them through.
F.J. Hunt - Ketchikan, Alaska
MS107
Box 46
Fldr. 20
http://www.library.state.ak.us/hist/hist_docs/finding_aids/MS107_Rev2005.doc
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hist -> A chronology 1660-1832 The Restoration Settlement
hist -> Tourist Areas Haiti, another discovery
hist -> A copy of the following stories, with graphics, charts and photos is available in a 100+ page paperback from the Hightower News/Dr. Paul Hightower 1701 S. 34th St.,Terre Haute, in 47803, for $30
hist -> History and Social Science Standards of Learning Enhanced Scope and Sequence
hist -> 0
hist -> Evolution of the National Weather Service
finding aids -> Alaska Electric Light & Power Company Photograph Collection, 1912-1945 pca 140 acquisition
finding aids -> Alaska State Library Historical Collections Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company Records, 1880-2000 ms 999
finding aids -> Atlantic Richfield Photograph Collection, ca. 1904-1910 pca 199
finding aids -> Alaska State Library Historical Collections DeArmond, R. N. Robert N. DeArmond Photograph Collection, ca. 1890-1972 pca 258
hist -> A chronology 1660-1832 The Restoration Settlement
hist -> Tourist Areas Haiti, another discovery
hist -> A copy of the following stories, with graphics, charts and photos is available in a 100+ page paperback from the Hightower News/Dr. Paul Hightower 1701 S. 34th St.,Terre Haute, in 47803, for $30
hist -> History and Social Science Standards of Learning Enhanced Scope and Sequence
hist -> 0
hist -> Evolution of the National Weather Service
finding aids -> Alaska Electric Light & Power Company Photograph Collection, 1912-1945 pca 140 acquisition
finding aids -> Alaska State Library Historical Collections Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company Records, 1880-2000 ms 999
finding aids -> Atlantic Richfield Photograph Collection, ca. 1904-1910 pca 199
finding aids -> Alaska State Library Historical Collections DeArmond, R. N. Robert N. DeArmond Photograph Collection, ca. 1890-1972 pca 258
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