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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
4
Reports from Puerto Cortez and Seattle show Nicaragua and Salvador envoys hurrying to Washington to seek Roosevelt's mediation. Across the nation, headlines note a lull in violence, political plots, and ongoing maritime and diplomatic developments.
The visit of Bishop D. H. Moore to Seward includes 11 o'clock Communion and 6 o'clock sermon at the Methodist Church tomorrow. A Fourth Quarterly Conference follows at 8:30 p.m. All residents are invited, with no special debt-raising planned.
Cable reports secret sessions of a peace conference in The Hague due to fear of dynamite attacks. Anarchists are believed to be in the city as delegates deplore the czar’s dissolution of the Russian dogma and extra precautions protect Russian delegates.
A letter from Newhall California arrives on the last boat, from a man named CI Graham. He complains his name appeared on the subscription list, asks to stop the paper, and urges the Gateway outfit to drop him from the mailing list immediately.
A comic exchange features Uncle Dick and a colonel figure discussing daily toddy consumption. The joke hinges on Teats de sugar de kunnel and muddled recollection by evening, reflecting regional speech and humor.
Seward announces two dental parlors with the best modern appliances and two operators who are graduates from the East with years of experience and established reputations. They guarantee finest workmanship and materials with prices comparable to reputable peers.
The Bank of Seward advertises services including deposits subject to check, interest on time deposits, world wide money orders, purchase of gold dust or bullion, and collections. It pledges prompt accurate safe service and conservative banking, inviting customer business.
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