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Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1908

Page

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Man Buried Beneath Avalanche of Snow

Wednesday evening a major avalanche near Sew s cabin buried the structure and a miner known as Deadwood Dick, named John Rector, with fifty feet of snow. Rescue efforts found the cabin roof and parts of the cabin, but no trace of the man as teams tunneled through snow toward the water line. Special to The Daily Gateway Susitna Station reports Lake Creek road house on the Yent na river burned last week, with heavy losses and owners planning move for winter.

Lowell Creek Ca Ard Light and Power Company Deadwood Dick John Rector Dakota Colorado Susitna Station Lake Creek Road Yentna Lake Creek J. E. Kenny Geo. Purches

Alaska road funds reduced in single year plan

Washington DC committee on appropriations grants Alaska 250000 dollars for road construction in the coming year instead of 400000 for two years. Observers expect the item to pass and anticipate a similar or larger appropriation the next year.

Washington, D. C House Committee On Appropriations Alaska

Alaska Gets New Cutter for Pacific and Alaska Service

The Senate approved a 250000 dollar appropriation for a new revenue cutter to bolster offensive and defensive work on the Pacific coast and in Alaska. Alfred Lowell delivered mail from Knik and other stations, setting records with a rapid cross-country trip despite challenging conditions. The urgent deficiency bill passed, authorizing over 324000000 for navy needs amid debates on executive department spending.

Senate Washington Pacific Coast Alaska Alfred Lowell Knik Girdwood Susitna Station Tyonik

Alaska Yukon Pacific bill passes Senate for fair exhibits

Washington reports a 700000 appropriation bill for the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition to fund buildings and displays for Alaska Hawaii and the Philippines plus other government exhibits. Senator S H Piles introduced the measure with support from Ankeny Carter and Depew. John Rosene remains a key figure in Northwestern S S Co planning Siberian and California-Mexico routes despite changes in leadership. A party returning from the states to Seward will proceed to mining claims in the Yentna district.

Washington Senate Alaska Hawaii Philippines S. H. Piles Ankeny Carter Montana Depew New York Siberia S. S. Company California Mexico John Rosene Northwestern Company Altho Cordova Alaskan Messrs Jacobs Morris Larson East Carlsten Brothers Seward Yentna

Unions Must Pay Damages Catching Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that a labor union or general organization is liable for damages from a systematic boycott. Unions reject the decision as a hard blow to their methods. Nearby rulings had declared the employers' liability act unconstitutional and voided a law banning corporate blacklist of employees.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court

Appointments in Abeyance and London Ship Tavern Closures

Washington D C nominations for Valdez and Skagway postmasters were withdrawn amid Delegate Cale's objections. J D Jefferson and A S Kindell named by towns, while Gov Hoggatt calls them unfit. probe into all candidates ordered. London Ship Tavern in Greenwich, famed since Pitt era, closes after centuries.

Washington, D. C Cale Henry W. Miller Valdez M.S. Whittier Skagway J. D. Jefferson A. S. Kindell Gov. Hoggatt

Found Dead on Yentna Trail Near Susitna Station

Charles PF Miller a Kahiltna prospector native of Lubeck Germany was found dead about eight miles above Susitna Station on the Yentna river. A miners committee will arrange burial. Weather and trail conditions are good and miners prepare for expanded activity in the Yentna and Susitna districts.

Susitna Station Charles PF. Miller Kahiltna Yentna C. Hammerschmitz Miller Lubeck Germany Chicago

Bryan a Runner Hard to Beat

The Nation says Bryan is a likely Democratic presidential candidate this year and unbeatable with his vast following. Republicans fear he could win unless paired with a strong New York ally, with Gov. Hughes seen as the best bet to beat Bryan in New York and provide national balance.

New York Hughes Bryan Gov. Hughes

Alaska Commer Company Eyes Western Expansion

Louis Strauss of the Alaska Commer Company of San Francisco will tour western stations aboard the North western and Dora. He plans a Susitna river store at the Yentna mouth when navigation opens, guaranteeing ample supplies for interior miners and prospectors.

Louis Strauss Strauss Alaska Commer Company San Francisco Susitna Yentna

Manila Bay Fortifications Rush on Corregidor and Olongapo

Washington orders push fortifications in the Philippines as laborers work day and night on Corregidor at Manila Bay entrance and on Grand Island at Olongapo. Mines from the Transy Warren arrived last November are being planted in Manila harbor and powerful searchlights are installed. The collier Justin arrived with the fleet bearing seven guns from Cavite to Corregidor and these are rapidly mounted.

San Francisco Washington Philippines Corregidor Island Manila Bay Grand Island Olongapo Manila Pacific San Fr Cavite

Japanese ship Satsuma seized during coast landing

Chinese cruisers halted the Japanese steamer Satsuma as it landed rifles and ammunition on the Chinese coast to aid revolutionists. This marks a second seizure of a Japanese steamer with contraband and hints at Japanese government agents fomenting revolutionaries in China.

Satsuma Hankong China

Yukon Caribou Herd Moves South Across Sixty Mile

Reported large migratory herd of caribou moving from the Tanana valley toward the Yukon. Estimates place 100000 caribou crossed near Sixty Mile River with no clear end. observers mention potential totals from 250000 to over a million in recent Hudson Bay region expeditions. Government explorers note vast numbers observed in a short period.

Dawson Yukon Hudson Bay Barren Lands Joseph B. Terrell Tanana Valley

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Seneath Lack Creek House Committee Nators Seattle Rosene Valdez and London Greenwich William Pitt Fort Pitt Pittsburg Pitt Ventna Trail Ventna District Charles F. Miller Cache Creek
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