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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1908
Page
3
Senator Joseph B. Foraker applies for an injunction to stop a theft committee from dictating the election board of Ohio in expressing Ohio's presidential preference.
Judge Hargis was shot to death by his son in Jackson Kentucky amid a feud context. The motive remains unknown. The judge had previously faced murder charges and was acquitted.
Farallon sails Seattle Feb 1 Northwestern sails Seattle Feb 8 Dora sails for Unalaska Feb 18 Bertha in Seattle Jeanie sails for Seattle Feb 4 Saratoga sails for Seattle Feb 4 Tomorrow morning at Methodist church Luke 14 26 Sunday school at 12 15 p m Evening service 7 30 p m The Hardened Heart topic for the evening talk U H Pedersen pastor Dog salmon for sale at Brown Hawkins
Indiana Republicans at a convention endorsed Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks as their favorite presidential candidate. The vote was not unanimous with William H. Taft close behind in second.
The San Francisco graft trial defense asserts Ruef was never implicated, signaling a lengthy technical battle. The article notes a Supreme Court appeal on the mayoral graft case, with a reversal from the California Intermediate Court of Appeals providing a path to higher review. Nearby social and mining notes describe local gatherings and early expeditions to Alaska frontier sites for prospecting and machinery use.
A series of talks is offered this winter at the high school. Dr D H Sleem yesterday spoke on physiology focusing on muscles. Next week Judge J L Reed discusses Territorial Government and Rev L H Pedersen speaks on Ancient History. The public is invited to attend. To Clayson's for Blankets.
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