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Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1905

Page

4

Treaty ends Japan China dispute with Liaotung lease

Dec 23 reports from Pekin that a treaty between Japan and China resolves disputed points. Japan obtains the Liaotung peninsula including Port Arthur on terms similar to the earlier Russia lease, with Dalny and railroad grants. Chinese officials deny an offensive alliance as rumored.

Pekin China Japan Liao-Tung Peninsula Port Arthur Russia Portsmouth

Organize Strike Breakers Plan by Chicago Employers

The Chicago Employers' Association outlined a program to form a standing army of laborers skilled and unskilled from all trades. They would be prepared to relocate to any city in the United States to fill jobs left by striking workers when needed.

Chicago Chicago Athletic RV Clubs Chicago Employers’ Association Btaes

Shipping rebates raise freight costs in Southeast Alaska

Skagway and southeastern Alaska merchants protest after Pacific Coast and Alaska Steamship Companies set a new rebate schedule. Formerly a 20 percent contract discount plus quantity-based rebates totaling up to 36 percent is replaced with a 24 to 25 percent minimum rebate and no contract-based signature discount. Small shippers under $500 pay no rebates, worsening their costs.

Alaska Skagway Alaskan Pacific Coast Skagway Alaskan

Maid of Orleans Ties Up in Duwamish River Sea Run

The schooner Maid of Orleans, chartered from San Francisco last September to haul explosives for Alaska Central construction, has tied up near Seattle in the Duwamish river after failures to progress north. The vessel will stay in winter quarters, its master donating provisions to Seattle Salvation Army for Christmas. The vessel, built in 1830, has a long and troubled history including a prior capsize and a recent return to service last spring.

Orleans P. Welch & Company San Francisco Cook Inlet Alaska Central Turnagain Arm Duwamish River Seattle Salvation Army of Seattle Maid of Orleans San Francisco Bay

Boy Discovers New Law in Physics at Batavia High

A Batavia Java high school student, Von Erspecuma, observed that when a glass holds water and floating ice, melting ice does not cause overflow. With Principal Dr C M Van Derventer he alerted scientists, and the Royal Academy of Amsterdam confirms a “permanent level” law: the water level stays unchanged as the solid melts. Separately, Juneau Police Chief Roy Burnett shot himself to death, an apparent self-inflicted tragedy.

von Erspecuma Batavia Java C. M. van Derventer Royal Academy of Amsterdam Roy Burnett Juneau

Keeps Out of Domingan Row

Washington D. C. Dec. 27 The U S government will not interfere for now in San Domingan turmoil. President Carlos Morales fled the capital after cabinet quarrel, with insurrection troops in pursuit. American receiverships delayed. State Department plans no action until disorder stabilizes.

Carla Daily Gateway Washington D. C U. S San Domingan Carlos Morales American State Department

Alaska Seals Disappearing Rookeries Face Action

Secretary Hitchcock reports shrinking seal rookeries in Alaska with 12000 seals killed on St Paul and 1300 on St George Island over the past year. He urges government lease settlements with North American Commercial Co, a stop to killing for eight to ten years, and deportation of island natives to preserve the rookeries. A separate USGS note states 98 percent of world natural gas output last year valued at 38.5 million dollars, led by Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Indiana and Ohio.

Hitchcock Alaska North American Commercial Company St. Paul St. George Island United States Geological Survey United States Pennsylvania West Virginia Indiana Ohio

O Brien Defies Jim Jeffries in Heavyweight Challenge

Jack O'Brien issues a challenge to retired heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries claiming he can defeat him with superior agility a la Corbett. Jeffries has not replied and friends doubt he will fight again. The note also mentions Alaska gray plover migration and Pope income estimates, plus John M Gearin named U S senator and Esther Creek miners planning treasure train to Fairbanks.

San Francisco Bob Fitzsimmons New York Paris Will Odell Gable Daily Gateway Gan Tranchco Jack O'Brien Jim Jeffries Corbett Sullivan Jeffries O'Brien Finlly Peter John M. Gearin Portland U. S Chamberlain Mitchell Esther Creek Tanana Fairbanks

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