Insurrection News and Cuban Crisis Reach Havana
Havana reports the body of Gen Bandera arrives after a battle with rural guards. President Palma will bear funeral expenses. Santa Clara province revolts as government warns of possible U S intervention under the Platt amendment. Gen Montalvo appointed to lead operations against insurgents. The first clash near Guangjuny results in two insurgents killed. Other items note Seattle area transport and Tacoma tidelands sale.
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Palma
Gen. Bandera
Havana
Bandera
Maximo Gomez
Santa Clara
Rodrigues
United States
Cuba
San Luis
Aguente
Liberal Party
Carlos Velez
Fausto Velez
Bremen
Montaguedo
Manuel Piedra
House of Representatives
Castillo
Congress
Montalvo
Roigne
Guangjuny
Roigue
Railroad Work Under Contract Status of Officers
Announcement confirms Welch & Co under contract with the Alaska line for Matanuska coal fields construction. Gordon Ramsay of the Railway Construction Company will stay several weeks, while F H Stewart reshuffles Alaska railway leadership and J B Cameron takes over engineering duties. Public notices include commissary changes and a juror commitment in a murder case in Seattle.
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Frost
Alaska Central
Offici
Welch & Co
Matanuska
Itrm
Martin Welch
Welch
Gateway
Gordon A. Ramsay
Fanana Railway Construction Company
Seattle
Portland
F. H. Stewart
Tanana
Alaska Ntral Railway Company
W. B. Poland
Alaska
J. B. Cameron
Mr. Poland
G. Laberee
Seward
Alaska Central Railway Company
Poland
Stewart
Tramway planned to ship ore at Boulder Bay this fall
Boulder Bay copper property owners Hemple and James Fielder, adjoining Reynolds Alaska Development Co., ordered tramway materials to be constructed promptly to begin ore shipments this fall, per the Valdez Prospector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. Hemple
James Fielder
Boulder Bay
Reynolds- Alaska Development Co
Valdoz Prospector
Prospectors Sail for Kusko Kwim River on schooner Alice
A small schooner named Alice sailed last Saturday afternoon with six prospectors bound for the Kusko Kwim River headwaters. They carry an extensive outfit and intend broad exploration, aiming to reach the river mouth. Special Correspondence reports Mile 75 cast 35 votes for Swineford and Mellen Democrats and 5 for Murane Republican in last week's delegate election.
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Alice
Kuskokwim
Mile 75
Swineford and Mellen
Murane
Voter tally mix up noted in Sunrise election report
The Gateway's Sunrise report showed 17 votes for Swineford and Mellen in the democratic line, 7 for Murane, republican, and 6 for Cale and Waskey miners. Initial miners' results were miscredited to Murane, altering totals. Also noted: Santa Clara sailed for Seattle, Nome arrest over dynamite storage, tin property sale to English syndicate, and death of Mrs. Thomas W. Lawson on August 5.
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Gateway
Congress
Swineford and
Mellen
Murane
Cale
Waskey
Notice to Creditors in Alaska Territory Estate
In the United States Commissioner's Court Kenai Precinct Alaska the administrator of the estate of George West deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to the administrator at his Seward Alaska residence First publication August 25 1906 Last publication September 29 1906 Signed and dated this August 1908 HH Hildreth Administ rator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Commissioner's Court
Thin Division
Territory of Alaska
Kenai Precinct
George West
Seward
Alaska
HH Hildreth
Orge
Summons for Publication in Territory of Alaska Court
Public notice in the United States District Court Territory of Alaska Third Division requires Ellsworth Lewis Will Baldwin to appear within thirty days of service and answer the complaint. Publication runs six weeks in Seward Weekly Gateway starting August 7, 1908, with final publication October 2, 1908. Judge James Wickersham oversees, clerk Edward J. Stier announces first publication August 35, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Lewis Will Baldwin
United States of America
United States District Court For
A. D
Seward
Alaska
James
Sean) Wickersham
Edward J. Stier
Notice to Co Owners for Fred Smith Placer Claims
Notice to E B Rogers and all interest holders that Martha Smith and G D Hitchcock co owners expended 1000 in 1905 on ten contiguous Fred Smith claims on Lynx creek Kenal precinct Alaska. If non contributing within ninety days after publication of this notice one third share amount 333 33 100 dollars will vest in co owners under US Revised Statutes. Rats Kena precinct Alaska August 25 Martha Smith G D Hitchcock co owners Address Room 513 Mutual Life Building Seattle Washington Date of first publication August 28 1906 Date of last publication November 2 1906
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E. B. Rogers
Martha Smith
G. D. Hitchcock
Fred Smith
Lynx Creek
Kenal
Alaska
Thic
United States
Rats Kena Precinct
Mutual Life Building
Seattle
Washington
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Chase & Sanborn
H. E. Ellsworth
Amr Ant
Saat TN Mill
Seward Bowling Alley
Fourth Avenue
Connection
L. Whittemore
Fraser’s
Washington St
Troy
Moore
Fifth Ave
Seware
Neck O'Woods
THE
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Popular Press
Wilson & White Co
Chas Perry
Mgr
Gawley Foundry & Machine Works
Tacoma, Washington, U. S. A
Seward Bakery
GC. Werner
New York
Esperanza
Seldovia
Dora
Tyonie
Tyonook
Hope
Knik
Tacoma Lands
Tacoma
Union Pacific
Tidelands
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
Middle Waterway
Harriman Road
John D. Long
Navy
Boston
Russia
Tr. Ramsay
Patagonia
Tierra del Fuego
Cullom
Ilinois
Senate
George Mitchell
Creftfield
Asylum For the Insane
A.B. Drug Co
Seward, Alaska
J. L. Graef
Rth
Alaska Transfer
Christiensen & Laubner
ED Wagner
Col. W. T. Perkins
Northwestern Commercial Company
Nome
Seward Peninsula
Thomas W. Lawson
Tor
United States District Court For the
Territory of
Lora Baldwin
Plainti Va
Louvre
Eidson & Dobson
J. E. Fitzpatrick & CO
Board of Trade
F.¥. Thomas
Eterson & Brown
the Bank Theatre
Smith & Clark, Proprietors
Wallace & the
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