National Reserve Blocks Olympic mining rights
Secretary Fisher indicated the Olympic National Monument reserve would bar mineral entries within its boundaries, opposing miners seeking claims in the Roosevelt created site. Washington supporters urge opening the reserve to placer mining amid rich streams, while a Washington delegation plans to present the matter to President Taft. Fisher also announced plans to visit Alaska in summer to push legislation and explore coal and oil fields amid department controversy.
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Nugget Special Service
Washington, BC
Fisher
Interior Department
Humphreys
Olympic National Monument Reserve
Roosevelt
Taft
Olympic Range
Government National Monument Reserve
State of
Washington
Olympic Reserve
Nugget
Washington, D. C
Alaska
Congress
Twas
Harriman Lines Win Great Victory
A U S court of appeals on Saturday last refused to disrupt the Harriman lines in the Sherman act case. The circuit court dismissed the government suit, marking a major win for the Harriman system and its vast Pacific West railroad network.
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Nugget
ST. Louis
Court of Appeals
Harriman
Circuit Court
Pacific West
Three Million Five Hundred Thousand Planned for Churches
The board of public works and building committee announced plans to spend three million five hundred thousand dollars on erecting churches in Greater New York within the next six months. The fund is part of a larger program for multiple institutions and facilities underway in the city.
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Nugget
New York
Board of Public Works and Building Committee
Navy to Build Torpedo Station at Bremerton
The Navy Department decided to establish a torpedo station at Bremerton Puget Sound yard. Construction starts immediately with completion aimed by winter making Puget Sound home to a top torpedo facility. Royal Fruit Co. referenced as a local ad closing line.
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Navy
Bremerton
Nugget
Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Pacific
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Puget Sound
United States
Nome Fleet Sails on Second Passage Amid Freight Boom
The steamer cleared at ten o clock with a large passenger list and full freight amid Northbound travel and new strikes in News Bay and Ruby creek areas. Passengers include Father Cri Memtr and others as regional mining activity draws attention to the Nome fields. a government geological society edition of the Daily Nugget is planned for Oct. 1.
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Ruby Creek
Abe Tanana
Neen
St Michael
Cri Memtr
J Pfeon
Prk
Reremain
AO Kelly
Wee Harry Dawson
Bo Patterson
di Brass
Government Geological Society
Denett Approves Cancellation of Cunningham Coal Claims
Washington June 28 Commissioner Dennett ruled to cancel the Cunningham coal claims and block new entries. The action supports the secretary of the interior and challenges ex-Secretary Ballinger and ex-Commissioner Garfield in a long court fight. The government alleges forged entries and dummy operators used by lawyers to push claims.
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Nugget Special Service
Washington, D. C
Fred Dennett
General Land Offles
Secretary of the Interior
Cunningham
General Aid Office
Cunninghan
Department For Patent
Dennett
Cunningham People
Supreme Court
Intetior
Gene Land
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Lee Bal- Winger
Ydo
Interior Department
Etary Bisher
Peed Dennett
Wether
Cunninghem
Ty Pewwer
Atorsney
Eight Thousand Men Carrying Bibles In San Francisco Event
Eight thousand men bearing Bibles paraded through San Francisco on June 1 in a striking feature of the International Sunday School Convention now underway. The colorful displays drew comment as participants walked the streets with Bibles of various sizes and hues.
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San Francisco
Czar Makes Solemn Vow During Private Chapel Service
In St Petersburg on June 26 the czar vowed to abolish all forms of child worship and to prohibit public prayers in all provinces. He ordered officials to pursue punishment for any worship after a date to be set soon.
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ST Petersburg
Cxar
Enien
Cyclone Ravages Chile Harbor Causes Heavy Loss
A weekend cyclone in Iquiqul wreaked havoc with ten million dollars in damage as ships wrecked and crews perished at sea. Winds toppled houses and smashed wharfs while the death toll neared one hundred and the shipping industry faced major losses.
Jarvis Laid To Rest In Mourning Funeral Obituary Details
The obituary notes the death of Jarvis by his own action, with references to family members and friends attending the funeral. It mentions Bishop Rows of Atreka and a local funeral service, describing sadness among relatives and the community. The piece reflects on his untimely passing and the sorrow of those close to him.
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Seattle
Pervati
David Henry
Aligpinadtenes
ePter
Jarvis
Landrede
Atreka
Breton
Ormcibet
Lower California Revolt Suppressed Amid Territorial Turmoil
A terse report describes authorities moving to crush a revolt in Lower California. Details reference strategic deployments, key figures, and the aim to restore order as tensions escalate. The piece notes room and board arrangements at the Crescent, signaling wartime or occupation logistics.
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Lower
California
Libel cases dismissed in Seattle court
June proceedings saw libel actions dismissed as judge noted lack of sufficient grounds and failed indictments. The cases involved defendants Cob Blethen and related parties with reference to articles published after the initial charges. Royal Fruit Co. was mentioned in connection with the proceedings.
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Alefestlin
Savage
Favorable New Mexico Arizona Report Emerges
The report discusses New Mexico and Arizona favorability for a territorial arrangement and potential changes. It notes committee reviews, possible amendments, and political maneuvering involving figures like Autry and Hattie. The piece mentions the North Are Review and reactions from congress members.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Ciel Ti Coretteratian
Albert
Albert Wishen
Visti
Grand Jury Probes Lumber Trust in Chicago Area
A federal grand jury in Chicago indicts four town publishers after days of investigation into lumber wholesalers. The panel accuses them of price fixing and market manipulation to curb competition, with findings detailing alleged illegal schemes and proposed actions by regulators.
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Nugget
Chicago
Grand Jurne
Fede Grand Jury
Pope’s Health Deteriorates as Doctors Struggle
Rome report on June 26 notes a persistent gout attack affecting the pope. Eminent doctors attend but recovery seems unlikely as the holy see ages challenge treatment.
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Nugget
Rome
Holy See
French Cabinet Resigns After Unpopular Vote
The cabinet announces resignation following an unpopular vote as the election nears. Four men are named to oversee the transition while parties seek a new leadership lineup. The Daily Nugget notes a monthly subscription price of two dollars.
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