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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
6
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Fragmented text describes a mineral exhibit at a fair or show with references to mine products and participants. Notable names and precise details are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggests preparation and display of mineral samples and possibly a judging or evaluation context.
A garbled recap discusses alleged machinations around Alaska Day events and a claim by Napolowos about history as a fable agreed upon. It mentions Cory, Gite, Voll, and references to Seward and Northwest newspapers seeking to avoid promoting a fable that any town set an example concerning Alaska Day.
A garbled OCR fragment references Pant O as a defaulting president of Avenebank and mentions surveillance or tracing of funds. The readable pieces point to the defaulter’s link to the bank and possible advertising or notices, but most details are unreadable.
The report notes Tilman facing scrutiny as analysts question motives and actions during a turbulent period. It mentions Harriman and a board dynamic around leadership changes at Stuyvesen Fish and Uliness Centralis, with stock shifts and a contested presidency.
The Douglas Island News remarks the federal appointment of a U S commissioner and deputy marshal at Cordova signals government moving into futures dealing, reflecting policy shift.
Mayor Schmitz declines to comment on graft charges amid ongoing pursuit by rivals. The mayor says too much talk has been generated by opponents pursuing him.
The remark notes that Los Angeles and Seattle produce more hot air than many states, highlighting a climate and civic atmosphere sense of exaggeration. It uses a playful jab at locals and city personas while contrasting coastal life with inland expectations.
Roosevelt and Schmitz refuse to speak while Bryan remains quiet for a week. Tillman continues speaking, and Judges Wickersham and Gunnison trade benches. The scene hints at shifting roles and rising tensions as calm pages turn to sharp confrontations.
The article details a battle over a court martial, citing Col Glassford and Lieut-Col Chamberlain amid allegations of false statements by reporters. It discusses interviews about a cable site, contradicting accounts, and calls for a presidential inquiry into the handling of the case.
An unsigned Cordova editorial denounces quarantine fears as a fake and mocks the editor’s mental state while noting the Cordova public action of detaining men to halt smallpox spread. Captain Blodgett of Cook Inlet Transport plans Seattle trip next month as Nome sits 300 miles west of Honolulu.
Estimates in Nome News dated October 27 place Seward Peninsula gold output at about 108 or 8 million dollars for the year. Customs receipts show shipments totaling about 7,250,674.90 for the summer season, with private miners and banks contributing additional sums. Authorities note the total may approach a record and rival Alaska’s 1000-era output, as several parties plan further shipments and developments.
The Northwestern arrived in port after fifty two hours from Valdez, stopping at Prince William Sound ports. It carried tons of general merchandise to Seward and a fair passenger list including a dozen Katalla residents headed for Seattle. The ship sailed this morning at 13:00 for Seattle with railroad and Seward businessmen joining holiday travels and plans to be loaded with Tanant men leaving Valdez.
A weekly weather summary covering the period ending December 1. The record lists temperatures, precipitation, and notable conditions observed throughout the week, noting patterns and any extreme readings. Includes daily highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather events recorded by the local station.
A list of ships including Seward Steamer and Dora sailing from Seattle on various dates plus Saratoga arriving in Seattle and Portland, Northwestern and Shelikof bound for different destinations. The notice ends with a Bank of Seward slogan urging perseverance and money in the bank for independence.
A circulating library advertises a 50 cent per month plan with a $1 deposit refundable on return. One book may be borrowed at a time with free exchanges. new copyright titles are added, and the collection targets readers in Seward seeking affordable recreation. Books for sale or rent at publisher prices. Also promotes Mining Topics journal sample requests.
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