English: Falcon Joslin (1867–1928) was an American businessman and lawyer, best known for organizing the Tanana Valley Railroad. The accompanying caption refers to his views on coal policy, at that specific point in time a major political issue in Alaska.
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Alaska-Yukon Magazine, March 1911 issue, p. 13. Photo accompanied story titled "Prominent Alaskans in Washington".
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Edward Sanford Harrison (editor-publisher); photographer unknown
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