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Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1906

Page

4

News of the world for past week highlights Roosevelt order

Roosevelt directs full publication of all correspondence on beef trust investigation. Reports cite an attorney’s alleged payment for biased reporting and distorted Garfield bureau findings. Also covers global unrest, naval talks, Panama canal debate, Alaska mail bids, and Seattle assay office appointment.

Washington, D.C Roosevelt Department Beef Trust Chicago Garfield Bureau of Corporations

King Christian of Denmark Dies Suddenl y

Copenhagen reports King Christian of Denmark died yesterday afternoon at Soeluck from heart disease after a public reception and luncheon. The official bulletin says the peace will be proclaimed king tomorrow as Frederick VIII. The motion is plunged into mourning for the aged monarch who was beloved by his subjects.

Copenhagen Christian Denmark Soeluck Frederick VIII Manwer Sehleswig-Holstein Breedeick Viml Prince Frederick Isk

Santa Clara Sails With 225 Passengers

Seattle vessel Santa Clara sailed last night for Seward and ports on the inside passage carrying 235 passengers, including 10 laborers for Muska Central, with a cargo of rails for the railroad company. This marks the first consignment of a large purchase of rails to be moved north by steamer Dora has not sailed west from Kodiak since December 24, and there is unease about her. The Santa Ana is off the dry dock and will sail for Seward by the inside passage February 6.

Seattle Clara Seward Muska Central Wikge Spei Oe Dora Kodiak Santa Ana

Major Glassford Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel Rank

Washington February 2 Major William A Glassford chief of the army signal corps and head of the Alaska cable and telegraph system was promoted yesterday to lieutenant colonel in the regular army An expense for first grade customs positions will be held on March 12 E Finch Pitman deputy collector for the port of Seward received the official notice in the last mail Civil service action noted

Washington, D. C Chaffee Oates William A. Glassford Attle Signal Corps Alaska Customs Service E. Finch Pitman Port of Seward

Farallon Sails Southward Through Alaska Run

The Farallon pushed south along the coast toward the straits of Prince William Sound after daylight, delaying departure to daylight due to worsening weather. Reports note the Dora’s fate remains unknown after last leaving Kodiak in December for Dutch Harbor, with confusion across ports. The Northwestern Steamship Co plans a westward move to search for Dora and deliver freight and mail to port towns hit by two months of isolation, while the Excel sior and Santa Ana have uncertain orders. Halibut harvest around Wrangel, Peternburg, and Juneau is down from last year.

Prince Wil Sound Latouche Dora Kodiak Dutch Harbor Arallon California Cook Inlet Seldovia Homer Seward Northwestern Steamship Company Seattle Santa Ana

Nelson and Britt to Mix in April Fight

Francisco reports Nelson and Jimmy Britt signed articles today for a twenty round bout in April. The winner takes the entire purse and a $10,000 side bet was posted. Nelson's manager Billy Nolan set a six round pre match limit on Britt and warned any violation would cancel the engagement with the Californian.

An Francisco Ds Battlington Jimmy Britt Nelson Billy Nolan Britt

Frenchman Breaks Automobile Record At Ormond

Victor Demageot, famed French driver, completed two miles on the track in 58.45 seconds setting a new automobile record. The event occurred in Ormond Florida yesterday drawing attention to fast car speeds and cross border engineering prowess.

Ormond, Fla Victor Demageot

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