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Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1906

Page

8

Roosevelt orders full publication of beef trust inquiry records

Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt directs full publication of all correspondence in the beef trust investigation. An attorney for the trust allegedly paid a Chicago reporter to distort Garfield’s bureau findings last year, and the distortions were published.

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

King Christian Dies Sudden In Copenhagen

King Christian of Denmark died suddenly from heart disease after a public reception and luncheon in Copenhagen. He was born April 8, 1867, as the Duke of Schleswig-Holstein and succeeded to the throne after the death of Frederik IX. Prince Frederick, the king’s eldest son, becomes heir to the throne.

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

Santa Clara Sails with 225 Passengers

Seattle reports the Santa Clara departed last night for Seward on the inside passage carrying 235 passengers including 10 laborers for Muska Central. The ship transports rails for a railroad, marking the first consignment of a large rail cargo. The Dora’s voyage since Kodiak on December 24 raises unease, while the Santa Ana heads for Seward via the inside passage on February 6.

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

Major Glassford Promoted To Lieutenant Colonel

Washington, D. C., Feb. 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. Official notice was received by E. Finch Pitman deputy collector for the port of Seward. A civil service examination for first grade customs positions in the district of Alaska will be held March 12.

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

Farallon Sails Southward in Search of Dora The Lost Steamer

The Farallon set sail south in worsening weather aiming for the Prince William Sound after daylight. The Dora’s fate remains unknown since December from Kodiak to Dutch Harbor, with rumors of a westward run to locate the missing steamer. Northwest Steamship plans a westward fetch to carry freight and mail to affected ports. halibut crops in Wrangel, Petersburg, and Juneau are reported smaller this season.

Oregon Seward Seattle Valdez Seattl Ana Seldovia Neptune Santa An Juneau Mar Selvue Cocke Inlet Uch Santa Anna Aves Seward S.tr Dora Li Harbor Joleman House Berth Restalion S. P. Brown Argt.laska Prince Wil Sound Latouche Kodiak Dutch Harbor Arallon California Cook Inlet Homer Northwestern Steamship Company Santa Ana

Nelson and Britt Set For April Twenty Round Bout

Francisco report states Nelson and Britt signed contracts for a twenty round fight in April. The winner claims the entire purse. A $10,000 side bet was posted. Nelson’s manager Billy Nolan demanded Britt face no opponent more than six rounds before the match, threatening to cancel the engagement if violated.

An Francisco Ds Battlington Jimmy Britt Nelson Billy Nolan Britt

Frenchman Breaks Automobile Record On Track

Victor Demageot, a noted French automobilist, ran his gasoline car two miles in 5845 seconds on a Florida track, shattering all automobile records with any kind of auto. The report also notes wage talks between miners and coal railroads, a Vancouver Island strike by Chinese workers over a $500 head tax, the San Blas Indians declaring secession and allegiance to Colombia, and rising petroleum demand tied to automobile use.

Admiral Coubert Vancouver Island Pioneer Ormond, Fla Victor Demageot Arbitration Commission Roosevelt

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