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January 20, 1931
The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
What is this article about?
Steamship Alameda arrives in Juneau from Seward with 83 passengers and copper ore cargo, 16 disembark, loads gold concentrates, and departs for Seattle. Uneventful voyage under Capt. O. C. Anderson.
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ALAMEDA COMES
AND DEPARTS; 16
GET OFF HERE
Copper from Cordova and
Gold from Juneau Con-
stitute Vessel Cargo
With a list of 83 passengers, 16 of whom were booked for Juneau, the steamship Alameda, Capt. O. C. Anderson, bound from Seward to Seattle, arrived here at 9:30 this morning and resumed her voyage at 4 this afternoon. Her cabin passengers for this port were Albert E. Burton, Lola L. Burton and Lola DuHamel from Anchorage; M. Brier, Phil O. Herriman and E. Lawrence from Seward: Robert Swanson, J. C. Ryan, William Hawkins and Alex Berardinis from Cordova; Robert Light, Mrs. Robert Light, Helen Light and J. E. LeBouf, from Latouche.
The cargo of the Alameda consists chiefly of copper ore loaded at Cordova. At 2 o'clock this afternoon she shifted from the City Wharf, where she moored on arrival, to the pier of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company to take on a shipment of gold ore concentrates for Seattle.
The vessel's voyage from Seward to Juneau was uneventful. Some passengers were made slightly uncomfortable by choppy water in the Gulf of Alaska, but Captain Anderson said the wind and waves were scarcely noticeable.
AND DEPARTS; 16
GET OFF HERE
Copper from Cordova and
Gold from Juneau Con-
stitute Vessel Cargo
With a list of 83 passengers, 16 of whom were booked for Juneau, the steamship Alameda, Capt. O. C. Anderson, bound from Seward to Seattle, arrived here at 9:30 this morning and resumed her voyage at 4 this afternoon. Her cabin passengers for this port were Albert E. Burton, Lola L. Burton and Lola DuHamel from Anchorage; M. Brier, Phil O. Herriman and E. Lawrence from Seward: Robert Swanson, J. C. Ryan, William Hawkins and Alex Berardinis from Cordova; Robert Light, Mrs. Robert Light, Helen Light and J. E. LeBouf, from Latouche.
The cargo of the Alameda consists chiefly of copper ore loaded at Cordova. At 2 o'clock this afternoon she shifted from the City Wharf, where she moored on arrival, to the pier of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company to take on a shipment of gold ore concentrates for Seattle.
The vessel's voyage from Seward to Juneau was uneventful. Some passengers were made slightly uncomfortable by choppy water in the Gulf of Alaska, but Captain Anderson said the wind and waves were scarcely noticeable.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
Journey
What keywords are associated?
Steamship Alameda
Juneau Arrival
Copper Ore
Gold Concentrates
Passenger List
Alaska Voyage
What entities or persons were involved?
Capt. O. C. Anderson
Albert E. Burton
Lola L. Burton
Lola Duhamel
M. Brier
Phil O. Herriman
E. Lawrence
Robert Swanson
J. C. Ryan
William Hawkins
Alex Berardinis
Robert Light
Mrs. Robert Light
Helen Light
J. E. Lebouf
Where did it happen?
Juneau
Story Details
Key Persons
Capt. O. C. Anderson
Albert E. Burton
Lola L. Burton
Lola Duhamel
M. Brier
Phil O. Herriman
E. Lawrence
Robert Swanson
J. C. Ryan
William Hawkins
Alex Berardinis
Robert Light
Mrs. Robert Light
Helen Light
J. E. Lebouf
Location
Juneau
Event Date
This Morning
Story Details
The steamship Alameda, under Capt. O. C. Anderson, arrived in Juneau from Seward with 83 passengers, 16 for Juneau, and cargo of copper ore from Cordova. It departed after loading gold ore concentrates from the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company pier. The voyage was uneventful despite choppy water.