Roosevelt lecture praises progressives and hints at 1913 campaign
Roosevelt spoke before the Geological Society in Washington detailing travels in South America and the Duyida river discovery. He praised the Progressive Congress, noted an upcoming party policy, and said he would take part in the campaign this year. President Wilson attended and shared a quiet discussion after.
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Pioneer Company Wins Decision in Tiberg Case
The Lecter circuit court of appeals in San Francisco reversed Judge Murane on a civil action by Pioneer Mining Company seeking $11,346.02 as proceeds from gold dust alleged stolen by Johann Tibers. The case centers on ownership of the gold recovered from sluice boxes and the subsequent custody by a district court clerk.
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Bear Left Dutch Harbor For St Pauls Island Early This Morning
A radio report from St Pauls Island indicates the Bear left Dutch Harbor at 1 a m for St Paul Island to unload government and education supplies. The vessel will stop at St Georges Island to unload and then head toward Nome with mail. Residents expect the Bear to arrive soon and deliver mail across the ice.
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Governor Strong Arrives in Seattle and Praises Alaska Stance
Governor Strong arrived in Seattle praising the administration’s Alaska policy. He said Alaska would be well treated and its development rapid. Secretary Lane plans a July 15 Seattle trip to inspect Alaska railroad terminals, spending two months evaluating all proposed tide terminals with engineers and Washington governor as escort.
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White Triumphs Over Ritchie In Ten Round Fight
In Milwaukee May SF Charley White defeated Ritchie over ten rounds after taking the lead early and outboxing his opponent. The bout ended with White declared the winner under the law with no decision rendered.
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Alaska Coal Lands Seen Getting Patents Soon
Washington dispatches report that many Alaska coal claims held up by investigations will be listed for patents soon. McReynolds plans dismissal of several defarder court cases, deeming government cases weak and noting overpaid special agents. Nineteen claims by Port Macdonald Lippy Davis Co. led the list, with hopes others under review will patent. The failure to convict in the Bering field influenced the new policy and claimants push for early patents. Bread ads interrupt with 5c bread at North Pele and Anvil bakeries.
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