Unclear Local Listing With Misspelled Names
Fragmentary notice shows a local listing with illegible names and stray figures. It references a small sum and a postal or office line, but proper details are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary notice shows a local listing with illegible names and stray figures. It references a small sum and a postal or office line, but proper details are unreadable.
Development on the Alaska Peninsula accelerates with rising cod and salmon fisheries and new mineral prospects. The Dora cannot meet freight demand from Seward, and passenger overflow exceeds its capacity. Northwestern Steamship may need a larger ship next year. Gold copper finds draw workers while coal mines at Chignik and Herendeen Bay boost traffic to Seward.
A Seattle report claims a Seward business bought goods three months ago that have not cleared Seattle. The cost was higher than Seattle rates, possibly entitling seizure in a Seattle warehouse. Details will be shared with the chamber of commerce. Also notes Richard Mansfield, famed American actor born 1857 in Helgoland, whose stage career followed his move to the United States.
George Kennan arrested on criminal libel charge secured by ex chief of police Dinan of San Francisco. Kennan rose to prominence fifteen years ago for articles on Russia and Siberia detailing Russian official barbarity after extensive travels in the empire.
Report says Raisuli has captured the sultan of Morocco after previously being described as captured. The account gives no explanation of how the bandit escaped custody or returned to kidnapping.
A short news note reports Mr. Nan Patterson's plan to sue Nan for divorce alleging involvement with several Pittsburgh millionaires. It questions what he expects a wife to endure when wealthy suitors press for her attention.
The Tanana miners strike may have cut gold output but has not stopped litigation. Fairbanks papers report multiple new lawsuits over alleged bonanzas.
The passage recalls Secretary Taft's calm remark after a train wreck and notes rivals' jabs. It mentions the Korean emperor and father with tensions involving Japan, William Jennings Bryan's label of Taft as a straddler, and Uncle Joe Cannon doubting Taft's active candidacy.
Harry Thaw will plead temporary insanity at the next hearing, with the proceeding expected to last about fifteen minutes and arranged to fit a brief session.
The Juneau territorial convention plans to elect delegates to the 1908 national convention and seeks a fair apportionment. Officials note that the Second and Third divisions cast double the votes of the election last year, calling for representation by republican vote rather than equal per-division delegates.
The new open season covers mouse, lions, deer, sheep, caribou, mountain goats, grouse, ptarmigan, plover, snows, ducks and swans. Hunting rules limit caribou on Kenai Peninsula until 1908 and ban hounds, large shotguns, and certain methods. Restrictions cap yearly kills by species and daily possession limits for grouse, ptarmigan, curlew, ducks and geese.
San Francisco dispatch reports Al Kaufman defeated Mike Schreck by outpointing him over ten rounds. Schreck claimed a foul blow to the stomach but the referee disallowed the foul. Kaufman showed improvement and dominated the Dutchman throughout the bout. Big crowds flock to training camps of Joe Gans and Jimmy Britt ahead of their September clash.
An Anchorage era tale recalls a cannery death where Chinaman workers shipped a body home in salmon barrels. A foreman faced no shipping boxes so workers carved and dismembered the corpse to fit the container, salted the remains, and sent them to Frisco. Attorney at law Ray Building, Seward, Alaska.
The list shows multiple vessels departing Seattle on the 25th and 26th including Seward Steamer Santa Clara Bertha and Saratoga sailing toward various destinations while Dora Elsie and Yucatan head to sound ports or Seattle with dates referenced as 25th 26th and Ist.
Weather data summarizes the week ending August 31 including temperature ranges rainfall amounts and notable daily conditions. Entries list daily highs lows and precipitation with notes on extreme events and averages for the period.
A bank mission states efforts to advance customer business interests in legitimate ways. It acknowledges motives may include self interest as patron prosperity underpins Javere bank, Bank of Seward.
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