Interior ruling makes water rights patent must
A sweeping Interior Department ruling, issued by the General Land Office, requires water site owners to patent all rights and file proof of ownership with the local land office or lose recognition. The decision affects waters in streams and lakes and could undermine existing rights without timely filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Department of Interior
Alison
Department
Land Office
Washington, D. C
General Land Office
United States
Aug
Register
The
Interior Department
Seven Industrial Workers Arrested in El Cajon Plot
In San Diego Aug 24 seven Industrial Workers of the World were arrested in El Cajon on a conspiracy to dynamite the city in retaliation for authorities driving out members last spring for street preaching. They were brought for trial after police received the plot details from an informant. The report notes a fear that such characters exist in the country. The article also mentions a Kathleen Mavourne performance on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Idustrial Workers of the World
el Cajon
Opium Smuggling Bust Tangles Island Mail System
Honolulu secret service exposes a vast opium smuggling scheme using regular mail bags passing through postal checks. Authorities expect several arrests for carrying out the illicit operation and disrupting postal service across the islands. The investigation centers on a mail bag route uncovered by the government’s secret service.
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Nugget Special Service
Honolulu
Tip
Government Secret Service Department
Secret Service
Victoria Sailed With Freight For Nome and Up River Points
The Nugget could not confirm the Victoria's sailing but Everett P. Clark reported the steamship left Friday bound for Nome with 425 tons of freight for north and up river destinations. Passenger numbers and mail volume were not yet known.
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Victoria
Everett P. Clark
North
Nome
Roosevelt Campaign Contributions Revealed by Archibald
Testimony before a senate committee shows John Dustin Archibald of Standard Oil testifying the company made two contributions to the 1904 Roosevelt campaign totaling 125000 dollars. He described an additional proposed 150000 dollar donation, prompting scrutiny of corporate funding in early Republican politics.
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Washington
Senate
John Dustin Archibald
Standard of Company
Theodore
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Campaign Fund
Standard
Doc
Archibald
Standard Oi
Roosevelt Campaien
Standard O/ Company
Waitington
Aue
Herries
Eleefit
Tetowine
Eoxetil
Starland
Eam
Reiseelt Fe
Roosevelt
Furtier
Attenk
Steamer Mariposa Crashes At Valdez Wharf
The Alaska Steamship line steamer Mariposa, a 6600 ton passenger vessel, crashed into the Valdez pier and destroyed a Blum warehouse. It ran aground on the beach as the Admiral Lampoon tries to pull it back at high tide. cause cited as a misread engine signal. Kathleen Mavournsen is mentioned in the account.
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Valdez
Aska
Mariposa
Alaska Steamship Line
Alameda
Blum
Admiral Lampoon
Ammentum
Portland Clean Up Day Urges City Moral Reforms
Governor West announces Monday as cleanup day in Portland to purge vice and uplift moral standards. If authorities falter, he warns militia may be deployed to enforce a thorough moral house cleaning in the town.
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City OF
Portland
West
Gen Orozco Surrounded by Government Forces at Juarez
Reports from Juarez say General Orozco and about 600 insurgent followers are fully surrounded by government troops in the southwest. A federal cordon of ten thousand men blocks any escape as Orozco burns trains and may attempt a dark passage with mounted troops. Meanwhile government stamped goods are advertised at the Eagle saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugget Special Service
Juarez
Mexico
Orozco
Orroze
EAGLE
Mexican Troops Occupy Juarez as Insurrection Moves In
Mexican federals led by General Joaquin Teleuz occupy Juarez for the first time since the uprising began. About two thousand three hundred Madero troops are stationed in the city with lines open to Mexico City and on to the United States, restoring communication. A social note reports a lively A B dance with Shriners and travelers fatigued from prior festivities.
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Juarez
Aug
Joaquin Telleez
Mexico City
United States
Senator Heard Last Evening In A Broad Session Vague
A terse report notes a senator spoke at a crowded gathering last evening. The event highlighted debates on trade policy and legal reforms with several attendees expressing cautious optimism.
May Roberts Co, Plays Tonight
May Roberts Co presents a locally targeted production with Nome talent featured. The piece aims to draw crowds by offering a first chance for new performers and a second chance for repeat patrons, highlighting community support for home grown artistry. Mrs. J H McLean improves on voyage to Nome, with a welcome note from Nome Shriners.
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May Roberts
Kathleen Maveure
Nome
Nomeltes
J. H. M'Lean
J. H. Mclean
Fairbanks
J H. McLean
McLean
Nome Shriners
Divaa
John Ker Thompson
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Elgajan
Kathleen Mavourne
Elihu Thomson
Pacific Cold Storage Company
Nometra
ST. Mary's Church
Salome
Prederiey W. Goodin
St. Mary's Parish
Newport
Chopin
Henly Song
Berkeley
Cal
Alasta
Beatth Construction & Dry Dock Company
Moran Company
Hammond Manufacturing Company
Little Grant
Polet
Nome Fire Dept
Standard Oil
Cornestius Newton
Treaeurer
National Republican Commelan
Foniade Onarthe
Saint Te Senate Penne
Penalvania
Themennte Lars
Eanagenic
Cornentios N
Ane
Ennugh
Yester
Mr Arehiuid
Intermel
Teddy
Valdez Wharf
Kathleen Mavournsen
Gen. Orozco
Eagle Hall
Madero
A. B. Dance
United Stiles Shen Corp
Weller
Weber
MAY Roberts CO
Nome Tailoring Co
Nome Taloring Co
Segerstrom & Hagen
Zehner’s Jewelry
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