End of Notable Service Judge Wickersham Reluctantly Retires
Judge Wickersham retires from the federal bench in Alaska after a drawn out confirmation fight. Despite broad backing from the president, attorney general, and much of the public, Senate opposition led by senators from Minnesota and North Dakota blocked his confirmation. He resigns to private practice, leaving Alaska with what supporters call its ablest judge, while critics argue political maneuvering prevented his approval.
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North Dakota
Judge Wickersham
United States Senate
People of
Alaska
People
Senate
Isremi
Gang of Black
Juneau papers merge to form weekly edition
The Juneau Record-Miner drops the Miner's affix and consolidates with the Transcript, creating a single weekly edition. Both papers are described as well edited and prosperous, suggesting that opposing corporate self-government remains a viable business in Juneau.
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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. The campaign aims to promote the advantages of buying Tacoma town lots and to support steamship service to Alaska, highlighting Tacoma as a key opportunity without additional advertising in the territory.
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Tacoma Real Estate Association
Tacoma
Alaska
Copper prices dip as stockpiles rise
Copper has declined to about 15 cents, a likely maneuver by the trust rather than a permanent low. Reports indicate a surplus of 250,000,000 pounds of refined copper stored in stock, suggesting price juggling for strategic ends.
Notable Leaders Absent From Alaska Cable Coverage
A fragment notes Alaska misses wisdom from Theodore Roosevelt and William J Bryan as they likely discuss matters elsewhere. The remark mocks cable disability causing delay in access to such commentary.
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Alaska
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Dowager Empress’s Constitutional Monarchy Provokes Wonder
Observers ponder China’s shift as the dowager empress proclaims a constitutional monarchy. The remark sparks debate on future governance and the old regime’s plans amid lingering resistance and cautious optimism.
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China
Unpleasant Deaths Shadow Western Federation of Miners
A remark notes the Western Federation of Miners is harmed by many violent deaths of people viewed as offensive to its cause, reflecting on reputational damage and the era’s labor tensions.
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Western Federation of Miners
Bryan Prepares to Hail Loudly Before Roosevelt Tour
Mr. Bryan plans a bold public outburst as President Roosevelt tours, aiming to outshout the president’s speech and capture attention during the current speaking trip.
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Mr. Bryan
President Roosevelt
Bering River coal field claim by M K Rogers
M K Rogers asserts the Bering river coal field holds 500 million tons of coal. He suggests the extent may be supported by his own exploration and footing on the ground.
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M. K. Rogers
Bering River
Jim Ham Lewis Eyes Illinois Governor Bid in Comeback Move
A former candidate, Jim Ham Lewis, announces a run for Illinois governor aiming to regain press prominence. Rumors swirl about Reynolds and Tacoma remarks hinting at sour grapes as readers parse the political jab.
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Jim Ham Lewis
Illinois
Coaling Station Favoring Seward on Alaska Coast
Alaska coast race to supply coal for a U S Navy coaling station focuses on Seward as the strongest harbor. Resurrection Bay offers shelter deep water and year round ice-free access, with Matanuska and Kayak coal fields nearby. If Seward's rail link to coal fields finishes this generation, the government will choose Seward.
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Seward
Alaska
Navy Yard
Pond
Buffalo
Resurrection Bay
Matanuska
Ayak
Katalla
Cordova
Valdez
Alaska Central Considers Dock Rail To Prevent Falls
The Alaska Central weighs spending to install a railing along the inner side of the dock to shield employees and others from the danger of falling into the bay.
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Alaska Central
Weekly Weather Record for Week Ending October
A weekly weather summary records conditions from the period ending in October. Data shows temperature ranges, precipitation notes, and notable daily extremes. Observations cover typical patterns, with mention of any unusual events and regional readings where available.
Seward Steamer Movements Into Seattle Trade
Sailings reported for several steamers with routes between Valdez Seattle Portland Unalaska and Santa Clara Bertha Jeanie Dora and Yucatan noting departures on the 18th 25th 29th and 30th from Seattle and Valdez as part of ongoing maritime traffic.
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Yucatan
Valdez
Seward
Bertha
Seattle
Pennsylvania
Portland
Santa Clara
Jeanie
Dora
Unalaska
Land and Mineral Decisions in Settlement and Timber Rules
Land and Mineral Decisions outline protected rights under settlement, with claims must be asserted within the statutory period. Stare Decisis is recognized in the department for established principles. Survey marks incur penalties for destruction. A section is not surveyed until lines and corners are established. Timber land applicants must prove land is free of occupancy and no prior timber act applications. Until finally allowed, applicants have no rights. Mining claim owners in the Colville Reservation may use timber on their claim same as elsewhere.
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Timber and Stone
Colville
Washington
Court Rule Governing New Liquor Licenses Issued
Judge Wickersham in Valdez last month issued a rule delaying liquor sales for new license applicants in the Pacific coast district until license grant. The rule requires notice to first applicants and duties for deputies, district attorney, and marshal to enforce it, with possible license refusal for violations. Canada plans to coin a 2 cent nickel piece.
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Wickersham
Valdez
Pacific Coast District
Advancing Their Interests at Bank of Seward
The bank states its aim to advance business interests of customers in a legitimate way while acknowledging some selfish motives. It links patron prosperity to bank success and mentions Bank of Seward.
Final account in estate of W W Stafeitt Kodiak Alaska
In the Territory of Alaska Third division Kodiak court notices that Mrs. Jonnie Stafeim administratrix with the will annexed has filed a final account for the estate of W W Stafeitt deceased. The court sets Monday November 1st 1907 at 2 PM in Kodiak for settlement and for interested parties to object in writing. First published September 28 1907 last publication October 2 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
United States Commissioner's Court
Territory of
Feodor Grecroff
A. C. Goss
Feodor Gregorof
Feodor Gregoroff
Estate claims notice in Alaska court
In U S Commissioner's Court before J F McLean the estate of Charles M Keyes is probated. All persons with claims must present them with proper affidavits verified by the claimant within six months to Warriner E Smith as administrator at Hamp a Alaska. Dates indicate first and last publication in 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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