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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
10
Envoys from Nicaragua and El Salvador rush to Washington to present their disputes to President Roosevelt as fighting slows. In Seattle and Portland dry Sundays bring calm. other notices report ships, rail events, and political shifts across the United States and abroad.
Cable reports from The Hague June 20 show secret peace conference sessions due to fear of dynamite attacks. Anarchists are believed in the city and extra protection is ordered for Russian delegates after the czar’s dissolution of the Russian dogma.
Bishop D. H. Moore arrives in town and will conduct Communion Services at 11 o clock with sunhool to follow under Mrs L H Pedersen. He preaches at 8 pm and attends the Fourth Quarterly Conference tonight at 8 30. The visit supports Alaska missions and includes Mrs Moore and family members.
A Newhall California correspondent complains about a subscription misdelivery. The letter from a reader, identified only as CI Graham, notes May 1 card and requests the paper be dropped, stating never subscribed and never wanting to read it.
In a Kentucky scene a speaker asks Uncle Dick how many toddies the colonel drinks daily. The reply humorously explains the colonel uses sugar from the glass and gets muddled around mid evening, losing count.
Seward hosts two dental parlors boasting the latest appliances and modern equipment. Both operators are graduates from the east with years of experience and strong reputations. Prices match those charged by reputable dentists elsewhere.
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