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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1907
Page
3
A fragment notes Foradil in Alsia showing the territory’s influence on regional growth. The text highlights the town as a key site in broader district development and industry, with references to looming projects and leadership in advancement.
The Tabor et al. won a sweeping primary victory in the city, renomination of Mayor Schmitz and his board of supervisors. Schmitz expresses elation, viewing the result as vindication for his leadership amid political tensions.
Report describes a Reno scene with gamblers wagering large sums. The text mentions a $20,000 pot and participants including a copper miner named McCart from Litoughe, though the narrative is garbled and unclear.
San Diego crowd of two thousand watched Clifford and Turner in a back and forth 11 round bout. Clifford knocked Turner down five times and broke his hand by the end of the eleventh. referee called the match a draw.
The California Supreme Court issued a writ of prohibition against Judges Lawler Dunn and Cook of the San Francisco Superior Court delaying trials under indictments returned by the Cliver grand jury. Bribery indictments include Tasoy Glass and others. further action to appear next Monday to show cause why permanent relief should not stop proceedings.
A switchman confessed to the blast that killed five people and damaged property. Boulder police plan murder charges as part of the prosecution.
Reporting from Casablanca and Tangiers in mid August, authorities announce heavy casualties on both sides amid Moors receiving reinforcements. Europeans face threats of massacre as tensions rise over the Moroccan crisis.
Rioting broke out in Belfast as striking tradesmen fired on troops guarding order. They hurled barbed wire across streets and damaged gas mains before signaling willingness to arbitrate with employers the following morning.
The government authorized three Japanese colonization projects in Brazil to boost plantations, while the salmon canning industry on the Pacific coast braces for change with E A Smith of Seattle’s mechanical fish cleaner. In Rochefort a war minister was assaulted by workers and saved by police. a miner who tried to test a dynamite cap loses the use of his hands.
In Victoria British Columbia the dog tax sways municipal voting with a $2 fee granting voting rights to any payer. Six women voted using a dog tax receipt and another licensed a china dog to qualify. Proposals arise to abolish the dog based franchise as an emergency hospital is planned for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition with on site care for injured workers and visitors during construction and the event.
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