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Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1906

Page

3

Cummins Renominated Governor as Iowa GOP Reaches Accord

The Republican state convention renominated Gov. Cummins on the first ballot amid factional strife. Perkins faction joins to support the ticket, while Standpatters and contested delegations smooth over bitter disputes. Howlett named new United States commissioner at North Yakoma replacing Judge Hildreth amid coalition tensions and coal claim disputes.

Col. L. S. Howlett Publican State Convention United States Kenai District Des Moines Cummins Perkins Roosevelt Iowa George D. Perkins Republican Party of Town Joy Townrdee Shaw Allison Dolliver North Yakoma Washington Oregon Judge Hildreth Judge Wickersham Matanuska Wickersham Hildreth Interior Department Gateway Howlett Massachusetts Pacific Coast Portland Oregonian Olympia North Ima

Murane Nominated by Republican Territorial Convention

Frank E. Youngs discusses Shoup control of the convention that named C. D. Murane of Nome as delegate to Congress. He claims the Southeastern Alaska bloc kept Murane in as a compromise, detailing seating decisions, proxy removals, and potential outcomes if Youngs and Ryan votes had been admitted. Mr. Youngs notes Murane as a pleasant nominee.

C.D. Murane Nome Marshal Shoup Alaska 5. Youngs Sewaad Ngs Oregon Territorial Committee Lings Youngs Meg Thad Kenai Cook Inlet Shoup Dick Ryan Murane Seward Ryan

Judge Hildreth Defends Open Record and Resignation

Judge Hildreth, former Kenai precinct commissioner, asserts his record is open to scrutiny and cites his resignation letter to Judge Wickersham dated November 22. He states he cannot continue after year’s start, having been offered higher pay and seeking private business time.

Hildreth Kenai Precinct Ofice Wickersham

Judge drops colonel title as Kenai precinct commissioner sworn in

The Kenai precinct welcomes its new commissioner who takes oath and bond and adopts the title Judge replacing Col. Howlett. The Seward bar fixes a $50 fine or 30 days in Valdez for misusing the old title. The retiring and incoming commissioners recall shared past at Louisville Commercial, where Howlett was managing editor and Hildreth a youth newsboy. The commissioner will operate from the Richards building.

Howlett Kenai Precinct Seward Valdez Louisville Judge Howlett Judge Hildreth Commercial Kentucky

Bank of Seward Speech Encourages Thrift

A brief financial note urges readers to lay aside small expenditures as dimes saved accumulate. The message emphasizes thrift and prudent spending as a way to grow money, reflecting a community finance mindset from the era.

Bank OF Seward

Copper Prospects Open Along Resurrection Bay

Three copper prospects are being opened around Resurrection Bay near Seward with surface ore samples suggesting potential for producing mines. Ledges and tunnels at several sites show copper sulfide indications and mining men expect further exploration to define ore width and value. Local interests report promising prospects across Porcupine Bay and the Keani peninsula, with a mineralized belt likely extending through creeks and gulches. The U.S. Geological Survey notes 3230 gold or silver mines nationwide a year ago.

Resurrection Bay Seward Messrs. Rudolph Burehey Simons Rudolph Porcupine Bay T. J. Harris Sikes Busimen P. E. Peterson Kenai Peninsula U.S. Geological Survey United States Alaska

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