From The Past: Chicago Fugitive Banker Stensland Thought To Be Spotted In Midway According To Prominent Business Man

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Suspect Not Arrested

Police Constable Charged With Neglecting His Duties

Is Not Stensland But Prominent Californian Visiting Province With Wife

Wrecking Of A Chicago Bank

The Daily Colonist, Victoria, B.C., August 21. 1906

The Daily Colonist, Victoria, B.C., August 21. 1906

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The Salt Lake Herald, Salt Lake City, Utah, August 19, 1906

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Spokane Press, Spokane, Washington, August 19, 1906

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Boundary Creek Times, Greenwood B.C._aug24_1906_Page_1

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Greenwood Ledge, Greenwood B.C., Aug30_1906_pg_3

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The Virginia enterprise. (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) September 28, 1906

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Bisbee daily review. (Bisbee, Ariz.) September 25, 1906

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The San Francisco Call, San Francisco, Calif., September 27, 1906

 

Romancer, Miner and Promoter: James F. Wardner

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FROM: Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Ill., February 12, 1899 and The Tribune, Nelson, B.C., February 13, 1899.

Note: The above referenced newspapers carried the same article from the New York World, with the following differences: The Tribune titled their article, “An Expert Liar: ‘Jim’ Wardner Admits That He Has A Wonderfully Good Memory”; and, the final paragraph, which appeared in the The Tribune but not the Chicago Tribune. The original article appeared in the New York (Evening) World on February 3, 1899.

Wardner, B.C. was named after James Wardner.

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