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Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1907

Page

5

Japan Plotting War Claim Shocks Officials in Washington

An official sounding statement says a secret Japanese agent warns Tokyo plans for war despite diplomat denials. Admiral Dewey and Admiral Yamamoto are cited as commenting on naval strength and peace, while copper prospecting near Seward dominates late scenes with William Redmond reporting high grade ore and several new claims.

Y Cade Washington, D. C Japan New York Admiral Yamamoto Europe

Soldier killed by explosion at Fort Worden salute

Fort Worden Washington July 12 one man killed and two injured by a premature five pound charge in a rapid fire gun during a salute ceremony honoring Governor Mead yesterday afternoon.

Fort Worden Wash Gov. Mead

Ingenious boats to run on Yukon River planned at Dawson

Dawson News reports William J. Chance is building two novel boats. A ten and one half ton poling supply boat for Fortymile to Chicken Creek and a sixty foot steam catamaran with twin hulls designed to prevent overturning. The catamaran will use a twenty horsepower engine and carry ten tons with a one foot draft.

Dawson William J. Chance Fortymile River Chicken Creek Chance Dawson News

Italian contractor shot by own men near Katalla

An Italian railroad contractor, leading a gang at Katalla, was killed by a shot from a rifle on July 3. The gunman fled, was captured five hours later, and was believed to be chosen by colleagues upset over alleged overcharges and withholding pay. The motive cited was disputes over money and supplies.

Katalla Hou Copper River & Northwestern Alaska Pacific Terminal Bruner Company Black Sullivan Seward Hibernian Mike Sullivan Sullivans Bruner Wickersham Juneau

Mummy Bay Copper Prospects Show Strong Ore Body

Development work around Mummy Bay and Knight properties yields promising results. Prince William Sound Development Company Tunnel near water strip shows a huge ore bed with potential vast width and depth. Mr Gray reports ore content about three quarters with high assay values above regional copper ore. Specimens placed in Seward window display.

Knight Prince William Sound

Steamer Elsie Returns From Horse Shoe Bay

The steamer Elsie came back from Horse Shoe Bay this forenoon and will sail this evening for the same port with a general cargo.

Elsie Horseshoe Bay

Alaska Gold Dust Refused by Steamships in Alaska Mail Trouble

Two million dollars in gold dust sent by mail from Fairbanks to Seattle was refused by steamship companies which would rather forfeit mail contracts than carry gold dust for less than express rates. Postmaster General Meyer ruled Alaska mail carriers must transport gold when sent by mail.

Skagway Fairbanks Seattle Washington, D. C Meyer Alaska

Boxton Elected Acting Mayor in San Francisco

San Francisco July 10 Supervisor Charles Boxton elected acting mayor to succeed Gallagher causing surprise as a possible candidate was unexpected. July 12 Boxton testified in the Louis Glass bribery trial that he received a $5000 bribe to vote for a franchise. July 8 Lebreon a banker and philanthropist chosen to succeed Schmitz after sentence.

Cable Daily Gateway San Francisco Charles Boxton Gallagher Boxton Dunne Schmitz Supreme Court Louis Glass Glass Lebreon

Big reception for Fairbanks on Northwest trip

In Seattle on July 12 1908 Vice President Fairbanks arrived for a major reception and planned address to the Christian Endeavor convention. The Indiana colony group seeks to win the Washington delegation for Fairbanks at the 1909 convention. 12 000 delegates were expected for the opening, with decorations and Garfield in attendance. Alaska delegates Edward Marsden and his wife from Saxman were noted among attendees.

Seattle Fairbanks Christian Endeavor Northwest St. Paul Garfield Indiana Washington Christian Endeavor National Convention Interior Department Alaska Edward Marsden Saxman

Defense rests in Boise case in Haywood trial

The Haywood defense rested after denying Orchard's story and reinforcing depositions read in court. Charles H. Moyer testified denying federation officials’ complicity and any advocacy of violence. The defense seeks to undermine Pinkerton detective James McParland and his testimony in the prosecution.

Boise Haywood Orchard Moyer and Haywood Steve Adams Telluride Colorado Martin Idaho San Francisco Wood Charles H. Moyer Western Federation of Miners Steunenberg Toto Federation Itask James McParland Pinkerton McParland

Saratoga and Bertha Sail for Seattle

The Bertha and Saratoga were in port Sunday morning. The Bertha arrived about 10 o'clock and the Saratoga an hour later, tying up beside the Bertha. The Saratoga carried twenty one passengers and the Bertha eighteen with general merchandise freight.

Bertha Saratoga Seldovia

Eight Thousand Delegates to Christian Endeavor Meet

Seattle readies for the Christian Endeavor national convention as thirty special trains carrying about eight thousand delegates are due to arrive before the opening on Wednesday. The event gathers youth leaders and members from across the country to participate in activities and discussions during the session.

Seattle Christian Endeavor

End of Track Reaches Mile 52 on Alaska Central Line

The Alaska Central now has fifty miles of track laid with the track bed a few rods beyond the fiftieth milepost at the first trestle of the loop. Officials plan to extend to the second tunnel at mile 52 where two Howe trusses will be erected, one at each tunnel end.

Alaska Central

Clark Re elected President of Christian Endeavor Society

Seattle July 11 Francis E Clark was re elected president of the national Society of Christian Endeavor. Nearly all other officers were also re elected.

Seattle Francis E. Clark National Society of Christian Endeavor

Alaska trade fairness urged by Humprhey in Seattle talk

Congressman Humphrey addressed the Commercial Club in Seattle about Alaska affairs observed on a southern coast trip. He warned that Benuls must not grab everything and should treat Alaskans fairly with full value in all merchandise sales.

Seattle Humphrey Commercial Club Alaska Territory Benuls

Bishop Innocent Visits Southwestern Alaska Russian Churches

Bishop Innocent of Sitka with two Russian priests traveled aboard the Bertha to inspect and visit the Russian churches across Southwestern Alaska.

Innocent Sitka Bertha Alaska

Lifeboat Tragedy on Chulitna River Claims One Life

Neil Sample is believed drowned after a capsized boat on the Chulitna River near the Tokosima mouth around June 24. Six other men reached shore and camped in a box canyon until rescue. Sample, crippled and weak, disappeared in swift eddies and boulders. The group, including Richard Oderkirk and Arthur Baer, faced days of hunger. Baer, previously stranded on a Susitna rock, survived through aid. Oderkirk, a noted quartz prospector, reported promising ore samples and significant gold potential with investors from Seward, Knik, and New York backing his expedition.

William Redmond Redmond Burchey and Simon Seward Dock Seward Neil Sample Chulitna River Sample Box Canyon Tokosima Richard Oderkirk Arthur Baer Jim McDonald al Wolf W. H. Ladd Walter Baer Susitna River Oderkirk Shank Jack Lavalle O. B. Helmer Lavalle Helmer Cache Creek Chulitna C. E. Bogardus Seattle Harry Ellsworth L. V. Ray George Palmer Judge Goodell Knik Costello New York

Form Harvester Trust With 50 Million Capital

Federal investigation into a proposed harvester trust reveals John D. Rockefeller behind the project with 50 million dollars pledged for financing. The development in Chicago on July 10 prompts scrutiny of the venture and its investors.

Form Harvester Trust Chicago Harvester Trust John D. Rockefeller

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