Controversial 1910 Executive Order Frontage Limits on Public Lands
A detailed, critical review of the 1910 executive directive restricting private entry and frontage rights along navigable waters. The author argues the order prevents monopolies, preserves public control, and limits private claims to shorefront tracts, noting multiple proposed locations and the impact on settlers, rail interests, and harbor access.
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Inad
Tia Mie
Alaska land order and postscript controversy in 1910
Article recounts Interior Department actions on an Alaska Controller Bay land order issued Oct 28 1910, including immediate restoration claims, debates over a 30 day delay, and a disputed postscript allegedly tied to press coverage. It cites statements by Vernon of the Post-Intelligencer and interviews with Ballinger, Ryan, Taft, and others, detailing how a supposed letter and postscript sparked scrutiny of official motives and press misinformation.
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Ithe Bay
Controller Railway and Navigation Company
Mllore
Congress
Inuron
Inc
Wight
Ryan
Interior Department
Tir Atassay Sul
Hue
Forest
Alanka
Howe
Bay
Alnskay
Portland
Ore
Tulfway and Navigation Company
Ghorge P. Wcabe
Tor
Thie
Uw Rallwity Company
Yoo
Tani Neres
Luis
Richards
Tyan
Bal- Mager
Uinally
Ieh
Biblic
Tiehara S. Ryan
Alaska
Richard S. Ryan
Controller Bay Railroad
Ballinger
Angyer
Seattle
Richard
Solletta
Charles
Watt
Charles P. Tatt
Controller Bay
Suhway and Navigation
Alasiin
Washington
TF Waa
Care
Heverly
Etter
Beverly
White House
Minner
Senate
Carr
Newa
Magasines
Fisher
Mfr. Bruyn
Weerstory
Interior
Brown
Ordi Maak
Maher
Stronnor Ewldowe
Une
Teulis
Newman
Wu Allence
Alnslea
Csarges
Come
Jy moUwes
Liu Teds
Ike Wis
Bart Puch
Winzetover
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice Parents and Officials
Inquiries and legal matters are noted with references to inquests and treaties. The fragment mentions Hall’s authority, Keely, Smurfit, and various locations such as Toledo Hall and London. It references inquests on treaties, fires in Hoglead and London, and observers preparing engagements with officials.
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Keely
Sully Pation
Pilm Tor Ronett
Hoglead
London
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