Force of Habit in Japanese Poaching Case Across Alaska
The article critiques revenue officers for not reporting captures promptly and transporting prisoners to the proper judicial venue. It describes confusion over where to detain and try the Japanese subjects from the Bering Sea schooner seizures, highlighting delays, miscommunications, and traditional practices hindering timely legal action. The district attorney’s inability to confirm the exact chain of custody and destination underscores procedural uncertainty.
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Bering Sea
Sitka
Unalaska
Unga
Oftelal
Istrict
United States Marshal
Washington
Revenue Fleet
Valdez
of Islands
Valdes
Kodiak
Revenue
Attorney Department
Depa
Ray
Charce
Valiex
Seward
Valle
Wireless on Peninsula Seeks Alaska Station Network
Government plans wireless stations to replace cable and land lines on the Alaska peninsula. Proposed sites include Kodiak Unalaska Chignik or Unga Seward, linking to a Seward terminus for prompt outside communication. Icons of foreign trouble highlight potential cost and irritation savings.
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Gooc
Alaska Peninsula
Kodiak
Unalaska
Chiznik
Unga
Seward
Yatem
Reynolds Alaska Development Gains Control of Alaska Coast
A Seattle dispatch reports Rey nolds Alaska Development Co now holds a controlling stock share in Alaska Coast Co. The tale links their claimed plan to operate a Seattle latouche route of steamers and cites mounting Seattle coverage of Katalla clashes. Observers call the Katalla fighting a joke to outsiders though attention remains high.
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Reynolds Alaska Development Company
Alaska Coast Company
Gateway
Seattle Dispatch
Reynolds Company
Alaska Coast
Latouche and
Seward
Seattle
Booth & Co
Mi Eleccion Cigars
Old Line
Hunter Rye
Nelson Co
Olympia Beer
Girdwood
Alaska
Virtuous Seattle Spirit Faces Alaska Trade Charge
Seattle shopkeepers through a chamber of commerce committee have whitewashed themselves denying Congressman Humphrey’s accusation that Seattle holds up Alaska in trade. The Gateway offers information, urging Seattle to reform or allow rival cities to enter the field with competition. A conciliatory move could be lowering wharfage on Alaska shipments from 30 to 25 cents per ton.
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Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Humphrey
Alaska
Gateway
Wrangel Sentinel Frames Town Tensions and Local Characters
The Wrangel Sentinel discusses persistent knocking by local residents with a knotty stick and hints at a Seward society of knockers roaming the town. It notes a live effort to build up Wrangel, while contrasting tough talk with a line about camel ancestry, goats, tobacco chewing, whiskers, and working habits as a local quip.
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Wrangel Sentinel
Wrangel
Sentinel
Seward Society of
Boundary line resurvey adds eastern tract to Ska domain
The text notes Ska is expanding both physically and in other aspects. Natural upheavals have added two islands to its southwestern area, and a recent boundary resurvey reports a large new fraction incorporated to Ska’s eastern boundary.
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Ska
Nature
International tensions rise over rector’s wife and Japanese tile
A fragment suggests concerns about international complications linked to a rector’s wife and a Japanese tile, implying diplomatic or social frictions in the period. Details are unclear due to damaged text but point to cross cultural or political sensitivities.
Governor Johnson Faces Backlash Over Strike Tactics
Gov Johnson risks criticism by insisting workers must refrain from pressuring the public while pursuing their demands. The remark warns that such stance could provoke wider disapproval and unrest among supporters and opponents alike.
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Gov. Johnson
Duke Marries Noted Beauty Sparks Talk of Fortune
James B. Duke, noted cigarette magnate, wed a famous beauty in a union that stirs talk of his vast fortune. The ceremony draws attention to the Duke fortune and social circles surrounding the couple.
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James B. Duke
Copper Find on Kodiak Continue to Bury Gold Dust Tone
Forty L. L. Bowers deputy U S marshal Kodiak Charles Pajoman merchant Afognak and Nick Larionof miner report a shaft sinking on the ore body with depth bringing a noted rise in values. Kodiak land long favored for prospecting beach gold mining and quartz ledges nearshore source. Alaska coal lands frauds alleged Seattle papers urge Interior investigation.
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Orty
L. L. Bowers
U. S
Kodiak
Charles Pajoman
Afognak
Nick Larionof
Kodiak {S
the Post-Intelligencer
the Times
Alaska Coal Lands
Department of the Interior
Seattle
Alaska
Seattle Spirit
Seattle Times
Post-Intelligencer
Juneau Transcript
Protests sobriety in Latouche island boat capsize case
Reynolds correspondent notes William Beerman denying drunkenness in the Latouche island boat accident that caused Axel Sanborn’s drowning. Beerman insists he was sober and blames an intoxicated passenger's heavy cargo shift for overturning the small boat.
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William Beerman
Gateway
Reynolds
Latouche Island
Axel Sanborn
Two Explorers Drown on Swan Creek Alaska Mission
Frank Stream and Alex Kirkwood of the Florence party died while examining mineral resources along a proposed railroad route in interior Alaska. Six men and six horses were in the party. Stream's body was recovered, Kirkwood remains missing, and the expedition was halted.
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Frank Stream
Alex Kirkwood
Florence
Iliamna
Jancreek
Malina
Portland
Stream
Kirkwood
Alaska
Wald
Seattle
Wood
J. E. Florence
George Aggers
Courtlandt Massie
New York
Emily Tarr
Vaklez
Pay on many Innoko claims uncovered near Gaines creek
Prospecting report notes pay found on Gaines First tier benches and nearby creek claims with shallow digs to bed rock. Geological description covers slate, spar, granite and porphyry in Innoko region and mentions a townsite Simel at 500 miles up river, plus Dr. Hale's upcoming dental contracts at Seldovia.
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Severa
Gaines
Finn Gulch
Gaines Creek
Kuskokwim
Innoke
Iver
Innoko
Simel
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Feodor Gregorof
In probate of Feodor Gregorof deceased, administrator A C Goss notifies creditors and all claimants to exhibit vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be presented at the Alaska Commercial Company store Kodiak Alaska. First published June 28 1907 last published July 27 1907.
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United States of America
Gs Territory
Alaska
United States
CoMaussioner
Kodiak
Feodororoff
Feodor Gregorof
Alaska Commercial Company
Kodiak Island
Territory of Alaska
Belnur
A.C. Goss
Feodorssregoroff
Free sample copy of progressive mining journal offer
An invitation offers a free sample copy of a mining journal published at 64 Fulton Street New York. The notice claims authentic unbiased news devoted to mining topics across fields and invites readers to send their name.
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Fulton Street
New York
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Swan Creek
L. W. Ray
E. E. Ritchie
Seward, Alaska
H. S. Farris
Bay Building
J. A. Baughman
Owl Crux
Railroad Hospital
Bank of Seward Building
Dr. C. L. Hale
Seldovia
Eral
OWL Drug CO
McMillan Fur & Wool CO
Langley St., Victoria, B. C
THE
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Wilson & White Co
Chas Perry
Mgr
Pacific Coast Trading CO
Avo Aera, Outfitters
Barington Hall
T. D. Corlew
George Roll
USA
Susitna and
E.W. Young
General Merchandise
Latouche
Reynolds - Alaska Development Company
General Outfitters For
Prince William Sound
Knight's Island
Sound Points
Latouche Isl
Booth & GO
R. Booth
Northern Saloon
L. Whittemore
Fourth Avenue
Brangh
J. E. Fitzpatrick
D. Cc. Brownell
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