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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
2
A 19th century science discussion surveys theories on Alaska's prehistoric warmth and a possible mega deluge. It notes comets, axis shift, and glacials as proposed causes, cites Neidig and Crandall, and suggests climate may grow gentler as the earth enters a warm period.
Thomas W. Lawson endorses Roosevelt for a third term and likens both leaders to priests of Melchizedek. He argues human speech holds greater power than any octopus in a pointed political metaphor.
The queen of Norway Maud has safely come through an adventure described as comic-supplement worthy. The remark emphasizes her resilient image and public interest in royal escapades.
A troubling phrase describes an internal convulsing condition dubbed Yellow Peril causing sudden spasms. Medical observers caution against sensational terms and emphasize precise diagnosis and treatment approaches.
The Chicago Chronicle ends publication due to space constraints as many dailies in Chicago compete for limited room. The piece traces its origins as a democratic paper in the 1890s, its shifts on major issues, and notes Chicago’s crowded newspaper market with several republican papers and Hearst’s American remaining as the lone democratic daily.
Mrs McKinley dies shortly after 1 PM in Canton Ohio her death was peaceful The funeral is planned for Wednesday with attendance expected from President Roosevelt Vice President Fairbanks and Secretary Cortelyou according to The Daily Gateway Canton.
The Alaska press blames Governor Hoggatt for opposing self government as territorial hopes grow. The Times presses sharper editorial lines than the New York paper and Nome and Gateway papers protest his attendance at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition ceremony. Governor Hoggatt arrived from Juneau to break ground for the exposition on June 1 in Seattle.
In the Valdez Prospector Crandall argues for a sudden cold wave caused by a near passing comet, freezing mammoths and tropical species in ice. He cites global climate shifts, vacuum cooling, and rapid catastrophe as explanations, noting field work at Michigan and Smithsonian studies. Steamer Portland returned from the westward Saturday. The Santa Clara was not in Valdez at 1:30 p.m.
Seven miners set sail from Seward on Monday morning aboard Capt. Sheffer's Bi as flagship tow ing a sloop and a dory for copper prospecting in Prince William Sound. E R Gray and two others ride the Bina to Mummy Bay to continue work on Gray's property with Eugene Hale and W M Sayers.
The Pacific Builder and Engineer of Seattle released an Alaska edition with extensive Seward coverage and multiple pages of cuts and articles highlighting Seward.
Sailings listed from Seattle include Jeanie leaving the 16th and Santa Clara departing the 2th with Bertha on the 25th. Saratoga led for Seattle on the 25th while Portland sailed to Unalaska on the 21st. Bertha also shows a Juneau arrival on the 31st.
Weather weekly record ends June 1. Public notice offers free sample Mining Topics journal from 64 Fulton Street, New York. Paper promises authentic unbiased mining news for all fields and interests.
In Seward two dental parlors boast the best modern appliances and skilled operators with eastern training and years of experience. They guarantee finest workmanship and materials at prices equal to Beatermen standards elsewhere.
Bank advertises deposits subject to check and interest on time deposits. It issues money orders good worldwide, buys gold dust or bullion, and makes collections. It guarantees prompt accurate service and grants every favorable consideration consistent with conservative banking to invite customer business.
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