Alaska judge Wickersham ends long federal service
Judge Wickersham retires from the federal bench in Alaska after a drawn confirmation fight in which opposition from senators and political critics blocked his approval. He leaves private practice with a robust reputation, while Alaska loses its strongest jurist amid a backdrop of partisan maneuvering.
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North Dakota
Judge Wickersham
United States Senate
People of
Alaska
People
Senate
Isremi
Gang of Black
Juneau papers unify in weekly edition for self government
The Juneau Record-Miner consolidates with the Transcript into a single weekly F-column publication. Editors present the merged paper as well edited and prosperous, implying continued strength in the local fight for self government and corporate oversight.
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Juneau
Tacoma Real Estate Ads Target Alaska Market
The Tacoma real estate association plans to appropriate funds to advertise Tacoma in Alaska. It aims to promote Tacoma town lots and the advantages of buying there. The effort envisions ships and steamers linking Tacoma to Alaska to boost interest and trade.
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Tacoma Real Estate Association
Tacoma
Alaska
Copper dips to about 15 cents amid stockpile doubts
Copper values slide to roughly 15 cents, with traders unsure if a true bottom is in place. Reports indicate a large refined copper surplus, about 250 million pounds, held in storage as the market weighs supply and trust-driven price manipulation.
Notable Voices Dimmed by Cable Disruption in Alaska
A fragment notes Alaska temporarily loses access to speeches by Theodore Roosevelt and William J. Bryan, curbing public wisdom as the two figures likely address audiences elsewhere.
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Alaska
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Dowager Empress Timeline Sparks Constitutional Debate
Observers wonder what changes the China proclaimed constitutional monarchy will bring as the dowager empress signals a shift. The remark stirs debate about impending reforms and the old regime’s next moves, hinting at political transformation ahead.
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China
Violence and Death Surmise Tarnish Miners Union’s Image
The comment laments that numerous individuals hostile to the Western Federation of Miners suffer violent deaths, casting a negative light on the union’s public reputation. The remark implies ongoing violence tied to the group and its opponents.
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Western Federation of Miners
Bryan Seeks Loud Preannouncement To Roosevelts Speech
The text shows Mr. Bryan aiming to start shouting loudly before President Roosevelt begins his speaking tour to dominate the noise and drown out other sounds. The plan focuses on outshouting the president during the present publicity effort.
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Mr. Bryan
President Roosevelt
Coal Field Claim Sparks Doubtful Figure
M. K. Rogers asserts the Bering river coal field holds 500 million tons of coal. The statement appears speculative as no independent verification is noted and the speaker is not identified beyond the name. The remark hints at potential overstatement without corroborating data.
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M. K. Rogers
Bering River
Jim Ham Lewis Seeks Illinois Governor Run
Jim Ham Lewis announces a bid for governor of Illinois aiming to reclaim media visibility. The statement contrasts with Seattle reporting on Reynolds and Tacoma, implying sour grapes over perceived political missteps.
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Jim Ham Lewis
Illinois
Seattle
Reynolds
Tacoma
Coaling Station Favor Seward Looms Over Alaska Coast
Seward is favored for a government coaling station and potential navy yard on the Alaska coast. Capt Pond of the Buffalo advances the plan, arguing Resurrection Bay offers superior protection, deep water, and ice-free access. Alaska coal fields at Matanuska and Kayak are key to fueling the project, with Seward likely to win the race if a railroad to the coal fields progresses this generation.
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Seward
Alaska
Navy Yard
Pond
Buffalo
Resurrection Bay
Matanuska
Ayak
Katalla
Cordova
Valdez
Alaska Central Eyes Dock Rail to Shield Workers
A report suggests Alaska Central could spend a portion of its funds from kindergarten exercises to install a railing along the inner dock to prevent falls into the bay, protecting employees and others nearby.
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Alaska Central
Weekly Weather Record for the Week Ending October
Weather record summarizes daily observations for the week ending in October. Includes temperatures, precipitation, and notable conditions across locations. Highlights include temperature highs and lows, rainfall totals, and any extreme readings reported during the period.
Steamship movements around Valdez to Seward this evening
SEWARD STEAMERS report shows Yucatan sailing from Valdez to Sew ard this evening. Bertha left Seattle on the 25th bound for Pennsylvania. Portland and Santa Clara had Seattle departures around the 29th and 30th respectively. Jeanie sailed for Seattle on the 18th and Dora headed to Unalaska on the 30th.
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Yucatan
Valdez
Seward
Bertha
Seattle
Pennsylvania
Portland
Santa Clara
Jeanie
Dora
Unalaska
Land and Mineral Decisions and Timber Rights Summary
Land and Mineral Decisions discuss protected rights under settlement assertions within statutory periods and consequences of intervening entries. Stare Decisis is applied in the department for well established principles. Survey marks incur penalties for destruction and sections are not surveyed until all corners are set. Timber and Stone requires applicants to prove land is free from occupancy and no prior timber act filings, with no rights until final allowance. Timber Cutting notes Colville Reservation mining claim owners may use and remove timber on their claims as elsewhere.
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Timber and Stone
Colville
Washington
Court rule governs new liquor licenses in Pacific coast district
Judge Wickersham at Valdez last month issued a rule barring sale of liquor by first time applicants for retail or bar room licenses until the license is granted. The duty to enforce rests with deputy clerks, district attorney, marshal and deputies, with possible license denial if violations occur. Canada to coin a 2 cent nickel piece.
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Wickersham
Valdez
Pacific Coast District
Advancing Their Interests Bank of Seward Statement
A Bank of Seward notice outlines its aim to advance business interests of customers in a legitimate way. It acknowledges possible selfish motives tied to customer prosperity and bank success.
Final account in estate of W W Stafeitt administratrix
In Kodiak Alaska the court sets November 1 at 2 PM for settlement of the final account of Mrs Jonnie Stafeim administratrix with the will annexed of W W Stafeitt deceased. Interested parties may appear and file written objections. First publication September 28 1907.
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United States Commissioners Court
Territory of Alaska
Kodiak
Alaska
W. W. Stafeitt
Jonnie Stafeim
W. W. Suafwid
J .Tafespe
W. W. Surfeill
Claims notice in Alaska probate court for Charles M. Keyes estate
In U S Commissioner's Court before J F McLean, creditors are alerted to present claims against Charles M Keyes deceased. Claims must be verified by affidavit and filed with administrator Warriner E Smith in Hamp, Alaska within six months from the date of first publication. Dates shown include September 38 1907 and October 2 1907.
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United States OF America
Alaska
U.S. Commissioner's Court
J. F. McLean
U.S
Hlaman Precinct
Charles M. Keyes
Warriner E. Smith
Iiampa
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