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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1906

Page

4

Japanese generals shocked by Stoessel death sentence

News of the World items report Japanese officers who fought at Port Arthur see Gen Stoessel as a hero and oppose his death sentence. Nogi and others offered to testify in St. Petersburg but were refused. The page also covers Perry Mitchell supporting Esther in a murder case, Seattle political moves, Yokohama fire, and various Washington and Alaska notes.

Folio Gen. Stoessel Anny Port Arthur Nogi St. Petersburg Stoesse Skrydloff Sevastopol Black Sea

Revolutionary plots surge as St. Petersburg clamps down

Across Russia the revolt spreads from St. Petersburg to Odessa with mass arrests, councilmen pledging support to the double agenda of revolution and suppression. Reports cite 10,000 detained, executions without trial, censorship, and troop deployments as Stolypin orders decisive action to crush insurrection.

Portland Sails Westward On Tour From Seattle

The Portland reached port from Seattle at 1 am Sunday and left westward three hours later. It plans calls at Seldovia Homer and Kodiak then return Tuesday evening. About forty round travelers joined under H D Reynolds of Reynolds Alaska Development Company with several investors in copper properties at Lutache. Captain Omar J Humphrey leads the voyage with Capt H N Humphrey and Capt C J Humphrey involved in management. Fourteen tourists were delayed awaiting a railroad connection.

Portland Seattle Seldovia Homer Kodiak Seward H. D. Reynolds Reynolds - Alaska Development Company Reynolds Company Latouche Reynolds Omar J. Humphrey Alaska Coast Company H. N. Humphrey C. J. Humphrey Santa Clara Capt. Humphrey

Government Buys Motor Boat Goncella for Yukon Service

The United States government purchased the motor boat Goncella for use on the Yukon river. The vessel features a 15 horsepower engine. In Ketchikan there was no organized celebration of Independence Day, though a fire burned three business houses. The Rampart chamber of commerce is incorporated.

United States Goncella Yukon River Ketchikan The Rampart Chamber of Commerce

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News OF the World Daily Gateway Stoessel Perry Mitchell Esther Portland Ore Esther George Ins Cretfield Washington W. H.orr U.S Yokohama Tokio New York Baron Kodama Marshal Oyama Manchuria Roosevelt Bill H. Thompson George E. Adams Mr. Thompson Chester Thompson Emory Gans Holly Joe Gans Dave Holly Pleasant Beach Long Crow Everett Wash Louie Long Johnny Crow Jimmy Britt San Francisco Oregon Valdez Yester Piles Humphrey Senator Piles Congressman Humphrey Arlington Hotel George H. Walker Congress Carter Montana Pacific Washington, D.C William Tf. Swinburne Admiral Good Atlantic Excelsior Valdez Hearst New Yorn William R. Hearst Independent League Manipal New York City Madison Square Garden Justice War Missouri Jefferson City Republican State Convention Supreme Court John Kennist James Neville Bertha Seward and Walden Dawson, V. T Nadeau Chilberg Yukon Conrad City Windy Arm E. J. White A. B. McEachern Whitehorse Star Tanana Kansas Northwest Strom Douma Radict Stolypin Russia Caucasus Constitutional Democrats Peterhof Viborg Imperial Palace Odessa Revolutionary Dublin Minland Swiftwater Bill Gates Klondike River Dawson Treadwell Moscow Gawley Foundry & Machine Works Tacoma Alaska Pacific Coast West Coast Grocery Company of Europe Tacma Northern Pacific Railroad Tacoma Eastern Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Union and Southern Pacific Great Northern Tacoma Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade OWL Drug CO Arthur R. Boyle Seward, Alaska D. GC Brownell Hotel McNeiley Northwestern Steamship Company U. S. Mail and Express Seattle - Seward Outside Passage Sewant Unalaska Dutch Harbor Dora” Sma Fenves Sewand E. G. McCmicken G. P T. Acr Juneau Cook Inlet Brown & Hawkins First Ave. S Olympia Olympia Brewing Co G. S. Robison Jackson St Washington Trust Co First Avenue Madison Street Seattle, Wash
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