Woman Wins Wealth in Alaska Mines
Miss Leva Walton of Bridgeton New Jersey known as the gamest woman in Alaska fights the Guggenheims to protect her Gold Bug claim on Wooder creek. She has amassed over a million dollars and plans to publish a newspaper at home to counter large interests while traveling to New York and London to secure mining machinery and funding. The article also notes rising tax talk in Nevada and Utah and its impact on state treasuries.
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Guggenheime
Leva
Walton
Newr
Bridgeton
N. J
Alaska
New York
London
Mins Walton
Alnake
Guggenheims
Tom
Nevada
Utah
Panama Canal tolls dispute sparks railcar rights debate
Salt Lake Telegram argues against tolls on coast ships through the canal. It links toll advocacy to railroad interests and press alignment, insists coast shipping should pay, and questions British cementing of most favored nation rights. The piece critiques Earl Grey and The Hague tribunal for overreach.
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Salt Lake
United States
Panama Canal
Earl Grey
Canadian Pacific Railway
Halifax
Quebec
Vancouver
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Canada
Great Britain
England
Mormon Church Denies Nevada Land Investment
Bishop O W Nibley says the Mormon church has not invested in Nevada land and finds no basis for claims of church ownership. He notes individual Mormon stakeholders control assets, not church ventures, and asserts Salt Lake remains central to Nevada business while Metropolia is not church tied.
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Hague Tribunal
America
Hague
Bishop Nibley
Nevada Lands
Salt Lake
Mormon ‘Church
Nevada
O. W. Nibley
Mr. Nibley
Eccles
Jesse Knight
Provo
Kimball & Richards
Taylor Brothers Jrest
San Francisco
Metropolie
Metropolia
Big Force On Canal At Panama Project
The largest workforce for the Panama canal project neared November end with 40,159 6816 workers, all American citizens, employed on the immense construction effort.
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Canal
Panama Canal
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