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Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

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Taft to Push Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Funding

Secretary of War William H. Taft plans to press for a federal appropriation to back the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition to be held in Seattle in 1909. A Senate committee proposal recommends 700000 dollars for the fair with 10000 for Alaska, and 26000 each for Hawaii and the Philippines exhibits.

Gateway Washington, D. C William H. Taft West North Seattle Senate Committee On Industrial Expositions Alaska Hawaii Philippines

Fortifications for Alaska and Pacific Coast Urged

Washington officials push a bill to provide 35 million dollars for Alaska and Pacific coast defenses including submarine programs for Puget Sound and Alaska, aiming to strengthen coastal defense measures.

Washington, D. C Alaska Pacific Coast Puget Sound

Alaska's Highest Peaks Listed by Elevations and Ranges

Treasury estimate cited for care of the insane in Washington. The note describes Alaska’s 15,000-foot-plus mountains grouped into three regions: Mt McKinley area with McKinley 20,030 feet, Foraker 17,100, Hunter 18,000. Wrangel group including Wrangel and St Elias peaks. and the Alaska Range on the Pacific coast with Logan, St Elias, Crillon, Fairweather and others above 12,000 feet.

Alaska Mt. McKinley Cook Inlet Mt. Foraker Mt. Hunter Wrangell Ford Blackburn Wrangel | Volcano St. Ele Alps Pacific Coast Mrs. Logan Cou St. Ellias Crillon Fairweather

Three-State Gun Deaths Rise to Fifty in Year

In Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota last year fifty people died in gun accidents up from thirty five the prior year. Most deaths stemmed from careless handling of weapons or victims being mistaken for game.

Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Carless

Thaw Trial Sets Limits on Expert Witnesses

New York report notes Thaw murder trial will limit each side to three expert witnesses. Alienists testify as the case nears its end and preparations for resume next Monday proceed in New York.

Daily Gateway New York Harry K. Thaw Thaw Stanford White

Native School Bill Framed Up

Cable to The Daily Gateway reports government interest in Alaska native welfare. A compulsory school law for Alaska natives is being framed and likely to pass, with support from Governor Hoggatt, Delegate Cale, and many congress members favoring Indian education in Alaska.

Daily Gateway Washington, D. C Alaska

Plot to blow up Evans fleet alarms Rio Janeiro harbor

Reports from Rio Janeiro say Brazilian police uncovered an anarchist plot to explode the U S battle fleet under Admiral Evans. Officials in Washington note caution. arrests made in Rio and the fleet prepares to sail for Argentina.

Rio Janeiro U.S Admiral Evans Washington, D. C Navy Department Paris Evans Rio Jano Argentina

Admiral Evans Leads Fleet Toward Pacific Amid Rheumatism

The report notes Admiral Evans in command of the U S battleship fleet en route to the Pacific while suffering rheumatism that is not serious and should not affect the schedule. It also discusses potential U S negotiations with Russia for mineral land concessions in Siberia to benefit Alaskans, with delegate likely to be Frank H. Waskey, and mining interest framed by Siberia's rich resources and limited American access.

Rio Janeiro Evans United States Pacific Cale Russia Siberia Frank H. Waskey Beria Northeastern Siberia Company Sibera Anadir

Miners Rescued After Forty Six Days Entombment

Ely Nevada January 20 Three miners were saved last night after forty six days trapped in a mine entombed by a cavern on December 4. Crowds gathered at the mine mouth as rescuers neared the surface and erupted in cheers confirming the men were alive and well after being fed through a pipe.

Ely Nev

Monarchy Threatened in Lisbon Plot Crushed

Police uncover a deep plot by republic favorers to overthrow the monarchy in Lisbon. Arrested conspirators sparked mob unrest before authorities thwarted the plan and restored order across Portugal.

Republic Portugal Lisbon

Mining Men Call Meeting Valdez to Buck the Glacier

Seattle report details a mining men’s meeting calling a March 23 convention for Alaska Washington and British Columbia. Delegate Thomas Cale urged mining law changes for Alaska. The article also notes Circle near Dawson 110 miles from Tanana with caribou abundant and farming expanding, plus Valdez bond proposal to raise 25000 dollars to protect the town from glacier flood damage.

Valdez Gateway Seattle Alska Washington British Columbia Thomas Cale Alaska

Embezzler Sentenced for Gold Dust Theft

George Edward Adams, former cashier at the local government assay office, stole gold dust from miners over four years. He netted about a quarter of a million dollars and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.

George Edward Adams Alaska Seattle Times

Foraker Exits Race After Bid for Ohio Delegation

Cincinnati January 21 Senator Joseph B Foraker ends his bid for the presidency after a strenuous push to secure the Ohio delegation for his nomination. He has surrendered to the force of Secretary of War William H Taft and ends his campaign.

Daily Gateway Cincinnati Joseph B. Foraker Ohio United States For Warlliam H

Government fish hatchery to open at Letnik Lake Alaska

The Letnik Lake hatchery on Afognak Island will be completed this winter and usable next season. A three mile tramway from tide water to the lake is in place, foundations for all plant laid, and some buildings erected. It sits at the heart of the district yielding the most salmon among Alaska canning areas and will be the largest government hatchery in Alaska.

Alaska James E. Arden Dawson Tacoma Ledger Burbank Letnik Lake Afognak Island Tidewater Juneau Transcript

Famine in India Forces Mass Refugee Exodus

Report from Indian famine districts warns that thousands of natives are fleeing famine areas, with refugees expected to flood adjacent regions within weeks. Missionary offices in Boston relay that exhaustion from hunger will limit escape and enlarge the death toll.

Boston India

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Taft Senate Treasury Department Washiozton D. C Congress Hoggatt Bob Navy Bureau Northland Circle Tanana Crazy Mountains C. F. McGriff House Foraker
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