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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1906

Page

7

Cummins Renominated In Iowa Republican State Convention

Governor Cummins wins renomination on the first ballot as factional fights over contested delegations subside. Perkins supporters may quit, while the Standpatters back Cummins with key figures backing his tariff revision platform. Howlett named United States commissioner after Judge Hildreth succession. Hildreth defends coal sale dealings.

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

Youngs claims Shoup named Murane for delegate

Frank E Youngs of Seward recounts how Marshal Shoup controlled the Republican territorial convention to nominate C D Murane of Nome for delegate to Congress. Youngs says pro‑Shoup delegates ousted Ryan’s delegation and proxies, admitting Seward votes but losing influence. He notes that if his and Ryan’s votes had counted, Youngs could have won the short term and Ryan the long term.

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 Declares Open Record Amid Resignation

Judge Hildreth former Kenai precinct commissioner says his record is open to inspection and criticism. He notes his resignation was sent to Judge Wickersham months ago to focus on mining and private business. He cites a November 22 letter indicating intention to resign after year’s end for a better salary elsewhere.

Hildreth Kenai Precinct Ofice Wickersham

Judge relinquishes colonel title as Kenai commissioner takes oath

The Kenai precinct appoints a new commissioner who drops the title Col from Howlett and assumes the role as Judge. The Seward bar approves a $50 fine or 30 days in Valdez for misusing titles. Howlett and Hildreth recall past Louisville Commercial ties, with Howlett remaining in the Richards building as commissioner.

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

Bank of Seward Offers Canny Money Advice

A brief savings message urges readers to lay aside small expenditures. It argues that many little sums accumulate into real wealth, noting that dimes saved can grow into dollars and work harder than the earnings themselves.

Bank OF Seward

Prospecting for Copper on Resurrection Bay

Three copper prospects are being opened along Resurrection bay with surface samples showing potential for producing mines. In a large gulch opposite Seward Rudolph Burehey and Simons drive a copper sulfide vein. a cross cut will determine ore width. Porcupine bay hosts a vast copper indicated deposit with a shaft under way. P E Peterson near the bay mouth probes a copper ledge. U S geological survey data note 3230 mines in the United States excluding Alaska a year ago, with 1334 placer and 1905 deep mines.

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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