Seward Named as Ocean Terminus for Alaska Railway
The article discusses early plans for building a coastal terminus to spur Alaska railway development, highlighting the proposed harbor at Seward as a feasible starting point. It notes efforts by C. M. Anderson and others to secure funding, assess resources, and gain government support, including a push to name the future city Seward in honor of a key official.
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C. M. Anderson
Vituskaon
Behgiven
Seward
McKintey
Alisa
Aly
Roosevelt
We'elook
Alaska
Seward Aims to Become Great Northwest Port
The Alaska industrial push promotes Seward as a key port linking the Tanana interior with the coast. Officials predict thousands of prospectors and homesteaders will pass through Seward, boosting commerce and rail connections. The article notes cold spells, tunnel work near mile 49, and growing Seattle-Seward trade ties as central to the region’s future growth.
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Alaska
Leven
Seward
Susheina
Norchweden
Denmark
Finland
Scotland
Alaska's Extraordinary Resources and New Views on Seward
A fragmentary account extols Alaska as a land with vast resources and future potential. It praises the Alaska Central Railway, strategic ports, deep waters, and ice-free routes aiding commerce. The writer praises Seward as a growing hub and notes Alaska’s promising economic outlook, urging continued exploration and settlement.
Fragmented OCR News Item
An unreadable OCR fragment provides limited readable phrases and names, offering minimal coherent information about a local event. The text presents garbled words and isolated terms without clear context or structure.
Gess in wb Operations Resume At Apollo Mine
The Apollo copper mine at Us is planned to reopen after a pause. G C King, president, says the ore body may be as large as previous, with winter work to develop it. Last shipments went to Everett and officials target adulterated foods with six factory prosecutions.
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Gess
Apollo
G. C. King
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Everett
British Columbia
Not So Far from Civilization in the Pacific North West
A reflective piece on travel, commerce, and aspiration shaping Puget Sound and Alaska links. It contrasts ocean vastness with modern ease, notes northern towns growing closer, and envisions northward journeys becoming common as capital flows and regional ties strengthen through the New Year.
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Altonag
Europe
Avsncbs
Pacific
Seward
Alaska
Seattle
Puget Sound
Earth
Klondike
Nome
Cela
Constitent
Rce
Alus
Atlan- Ue
Belief in Alaska Reported From Central City Letter
The letter to John F. Baltaine describes Alaska agriculture trials with seeds sent to prospectors last spring. It notes favorable results, hardy vegetables, and good outcomes in Copper River and Yukon valleys. It outlines a 100 by 150 mile agriculture grazing area including Matanuska valley and Susitna regions with ample timber and grasses for dairy farming.
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United States
Copper River Valley
Yukon Valley
Matanuska Valley
Knikarm
Little
Susitna
Susitna Valley
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Alaska Central Trailway
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Great Port
Wetton
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Sshaske
Cies
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Wption
Gentral Abiskie
Rich & Harris
Cuinwur
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Akitskun Coast Line
Dewand
Southesy
Aliskea
Dure
Esneh City
A. ©. Frost
Alaska Central
Guy of
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Ted “Seward Ja
Sof Proepert Fant
Lan
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UNGA
Adulterated Foods
Department of the Interior
Alaskan
Prof. Georgeson
Perry Belmont
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