Local Court Case Notes From Seward Alaska 1905
Fragmentary entry from Seward Alaska noting a class matter dated August and January 1905. The garbled text mentions a post position act of Congress and a Saturday date likely January 6 1905. Names are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Seward
Alaska
Promise of the New Year in Seward Alaska
Seward looks toward the New Year with confidence amid Alaska’s ongoing developments. Plans for a railroad terminus near Seward advance, copper discoveries on Kenai Peninsula and northern mountains expand activity, and expectations at local district offices reflect a growing optimism about Alaska’s future.
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Tie Feng
Kens Peninsula
Wxand
Alaska
Alaska Contraranra. To Ihe Now Dead It Has Also Been Demon Trad By the Investiga
Erie
Seward
Triplets Drive Man From Home in Christmas Nest
Mrs. Yetta Vos brand presented triplets to her husband on Christmas Day, already having twins and another child. The father fled after learning of the new arrivals, leaving the destitute family. Police seek him as they pursue shelter and support for the family.
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Yetta Vosbrand
The Railroad is Building Seward in Alaska 1906
A reminiscence recounts Alaska’s Seward growth from 1898 gold rush days to a flourishing town by 1906. It credits the Alaska Central railroad with attracting thousands of workers, improving camps, and transforming the landscape from Resurrection Bay to Turnagain Arm, including Mt. McKinley’s prominence.
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Alaska
Resurrection
Dolla
Seward
Alaska Central
Railway Couuty
Streai Loka
Freduat
Uaa
Sewarde
Asis Salaskan
Plaver River
Turnagain Arm
Campbell's Point
Cook Inlet
Knik Arm
Susitna River
Mt. McKinley
Rojestvensky Writes Letter Amid Russian Crisis
The report details Admiral Rojestvensky defending Russian actions in a letter to Novoe Vremya, claiming British forces aimed to destroy Russia at Wei-Hei-Wei, while British explanations are awaited. The dispatch also cites unrest across Riga and Moscow, with revolts, arrests, and troop deployments amid a widening revolutionary wave in Russia.
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Rojestvensky
Novoe Vremya
Wei- Hei-Wei
Cvee
Togo
Japan
Witte
Riga
Rus
Livonia
Moscow
Nts
Uide
Rahal Mats
Steuenenberg Assassination Shocks Idaho Hope for Clue
Boise and Caldwell report the assassination of former Idaho Governor Steuenenberg by dynamite bombs at his Caldwell home. Suspects include Harry Orchard Hogan linked to Coeur d Alene mining riots with ties to the dynamiting network. Shoshone County offers a $10000 reward. detectives trace the explosive line and probe a broader conspiracy.
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Boise
Idaho
Frank Steuenenberg
Caldwell
Electrica
Steuenenberg
Gooding
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d’Alene
M. J. Hogan
Stevenenhere Hias
Harry Orchard
Hogan
Gov. Steuenenberg
Denver
Stuenenberg
Cripple Creek
Independence
Orchard
Harpyn
Muror
Eubiaupe
Spokane
Debate Over Depew Resignation Sparks New York Split
Albany reports a push to force Chaur M Depew from the U S Senate over Equitable scandal links. Senator Brackett’s resolution to resign failed 27 19 after withdrawal, with timing and method cited as reasons. James Wadsworth Jr. named assembly speaker with 75 votes. Odell Merritt rival failed in secret ballot attempt. Wadsworth led with Republican support.
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Chaur M Depew
U.S. Senate
Equitable Insurance
Sensitor Brackett
State Senate
Depew
Brackett
N. Y
James Wadsworth Jr
Wadsworth
New York Assembly
Roosevelt
Higgins
Platt
Odell
Merritt
J. W. Wainwright
Alaska Third in Gold Output in 1905 Report
Washington Jan 3 preliminary mint director estimates place Alaska third in 1905 gold production among U S states and territories. Colorado leads with 3 3 million plus California 17,502,600 and Alaska at 14,650,100. Director Roberts expects Alaska to rank second in 1905 with a gain over 2004 of more than 50 percent.
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Washington, D. C
The
Mint
Alaska
United States
Colorado
California
Roberts
Schiff Predicts Business Panic in Speech
New York Jan 5 Jacob H Schiff warned that a severe financial panic could sweep the nation unless Congress enacts reforms in the currency He opposed Secretary Shaw plans to expand bank currency but urged circulating funds where most needed The speech unsettled markets with many securities lower The world lead production last year was 981100 tons.
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New York
Jacob H. Schiff
Congress
Pcretary Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
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