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Alaska, its resources, present condition and needed legislation, being a synopsis of an address delivered by Hon. James Wickersham, U.S. district judge of Alaska, before the respective chambers of commerce of Seattle, on November 5, 1902, and Tacoma, November 11, 1902
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McGinley vs. Cleary : report on decision of Judge James Wickersham
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Consists of an carbon copy, typewritten judicial opinion by Judge James Wickersham of the Third Division of the U.S. District Court, Fairbanks, Alaska. The Plantiff, a proprietor of a Fairbanks hotel lost money to the defendant running a dice game and sought to reclaim his loses through the court, claiming non compos mentis due to inebriation. Also includes a one page typewritten biography by the Committee for the James Wickersham Centenary Commemorative Stamp, a commemorative envelope for the Wickersam Centennial addressed to Jane Igau of Juneau, and a photograph of James Wickersham used for the commemerative envelope.
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