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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
3
The Pacific battle fleet under Rear Admiral Vans arrives in San Diego at 1 pm for a reception hosted by Governor James N. Gillett. About 1000 visitors are on hand as preparations reach completion.
Steamers Port land and North western depart for Kodiak Cordova and northern ports. Passengers include Captain Benson Captain Ruddy W D Madson and a mining crew to the Tyonok district. Dora Yucatan Bertha sailors and hunting parties head toward Valdez Seward Sand Point and Port Mohler with officials and trappers aboard.
The report records vessels including Dora in port at Portland and others such as Northwestern Jeanie Santa Clara and Yucatan sailing from Seattle on different dates. It also mentions founding an institution enabling people to deposit money with confidence and safety.
Washington April 13 President Roosevelt plans a tour around the world after his term ends. He expects to leave by sea and may postpone a prior Alaska trip.
Boston April 17 It is reported here that Assistant Secretary of State will not become Secretary of War in which time Secretary of War William H Taft will retire. Berlin Emperor William has recalled expressions of disapproval over Hill as ambassador and would be pleased to receive Dr Hill as ambassador to Berlin.
A westward bound party stops at the Coleman House. Members include Mr. and Mrs. Me Charles, Mrs. M. A. Clough, F. A. Coonell, W. F. Wharf, and E. M. Warner. Warner heads to Hook Bay while Charles seeks mining interests near Westbrook. Clough enjoys bowling. Humes of Chignik Cannery also sails aboard the Dora. Owl Drug Co offers drug items.
In St Petersburg reports claim Russian scientists feasted on mammoth flesh rumored to be 100000 years old. A Brussels antiquary Goebel hosted a dinner where apples over 1800 years old, bread from wheat pre Israel crossing, butter from Elizabethan times, and wine from Corinth vaults were served. The star dish was mammoth flesh while the guest praised the exquisite old heart.
A large assortment of fancy and plain dog collars is advertised at J. L. Graef’s hardware store. The listing highlights varied styles and price ranges for canine owners shopping local.
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