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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
4
The week reports fierce storms along the coast with ships including the North western and Sante rday damaged or sunk near Seward. One Norwegian captain and wife perished. a Baltimore ship arrived after collision, while crews were saved. Weather worsened, hindering coastwise travel as officials assess damage and maritime activity continues.
An Irish champion figure leads the day at a Virginia event with a note on a revival from Washington. A sequence mentions Tommy Roche and a world chess or shooting context, with references to Moore or Moen and a Virginia venue near Pittsburgh.
Dec 25 Pekin and Chins report empress dowager orders suppression of public meetings. Counsel and insurrectionary movements cited, with authorities extending to many places. Officials claim maintenance of order amid unrest.
Tokio dispatch reports the mikado opening the day urging continued peace with all nations and signaling a pathway toward diplomatic restraint amid rising tensions. The address frames peacetime stability as a shared goal for Japan and global powers.
Abe Attell is within half a pound of the required weight for the Moran bout to be staged on New Year’s. The early weigh-in signals a close preparation as Moran awaits the final scale, with formalities set for the upcoming New Year clash in San Francisco.
A man identified as Adams was released today from the Sleete charge of murdering Peed Peer. The case details remain unclear as he is sent to Telluride for further proceedings and potential courtroom actions.
Chinese soldiers at Ain mutinied and murdered officers yesterday. Troops were sent from Shamghai to quell the uprising. Also mentions Seward Circuiting and local commerce items.
Fragmented remarks describe a long running scheme involving fake mining promoters and counterfeit jobs. Reports mention deaths, legal actions, and investigations linked to a 1886 era case, with scattered references to individuals and towns in Colorado and neighboring areas.
OCR fragment describes an advertisement or notice about equipment and services. It mentions deliveries, patient care, and facilities with unclear specifics. The readable words reference weekly issues, deliveries, and various terms that imply a public notice or classified ad segment with incomplete details.
Notice is given under the Act of Congress of 9 May 1875 regarding a land claim near the Matanuska River in Alaska, labeled to include 106.822 acres with beginning point near King River. Adverse claimants must appear with the U.S. Land Office in Seward, Alaska, within sixty days of publication or within six months thereafter to protect their claims. Publication dates span December 16, 1906, to February 2, 1907.
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