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This Day in Alaska History-September 28th, 1908

By Alaska Native News on Sep 28, 2026   Featured, This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

This Day in Alaska History-September 28th, 1908

James Wickersham, on September 28th, 1908, tendered his resignation as Judge for the Third Judicial District in the Interior of Alaska. He had been appointed to that position by President William McKinley  in 1900. That year, he ran for the delegate position for the District of Alaska and won the election and began serving in […]

This Day in Alaska History-September 26th, 1922

By Alaska Native News on Sep 26, 2026   Featured, This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

This Day in Alaska History-September 26th, 1922

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This Day in Alaska History-September 25th, 1907

By Alaska Native News on Sep 25, 2026   Featured, This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

This Day in Alaska History-September 25th, 1907

The construction of the Keystone Canyon Tunnel just outside Valdez came to an abrupt halt on September 25th, 1907. The tunnel, for which nine companies vied for right-of-way along the Lowe River, was being constructed to reach the abundant copper in the interior. construction stopped when a violent dispute involving gunfire from two U.S. Marshals […]

This Day in Alaska History-September 24th, 1918

By Alaska Native News on Sep 24, 2026   Featured, This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

This Day in Alaska History-September 24th, 1918

President Woodrow Wilson established the Katmai National Monument by proclamation on September 24th, 1918 He did so in order to protect the “Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes” as well as the surrounding area for its scenic value and as scientific value for future generations. That initial proclamation set aside over one million acres. The terrain […]

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