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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1907

Page

6

Ideal Rule in Alaska Sparks Critique by Gen Greely

Gen Greely denounces federal rule in Alaska as flawed while Gov. Hoggatt praises an ideal administration. He cites laws lacking mining and licensing safeguards, no Alaska coast lifeguard service, antiquated surveys, sparse light houses, and remote courts far from residents. He argues federal support and costs burden will not improve the territory.

Alaska Hoggatt Gen. Greely Plese Goversin United States Andy Coast Survey United States Court

Historic Wheat Prices Fluctuate Through Decades

The article traces wheat price movements from 1862 to 2004, noting highs near a dollar for extended periods, record stretches in 1884 and 1888, a Leiter corner in 1890s, and spikes to $1.24 by February 2004, with various mid century shifts in Hutchinson and other markets.

ISR PSSS Hutchinson Leiter

Dennis Kearney Dies, Noted San Francisco Orator

The longtime sandlot speaker in San Francisco, Dennis Kearney, has died. Once dominant in hoodlum politics, he faded after selling out the labor party and lived off the money from that deal for the remainder of his life.

Dennis Kearney San Francisco Labor Party

Reindeer Settlement Chief Trained in Baltimore Latin Tutor

Harlan Updegraff, named chief of the Alaska reindeer settlement, received technical training as a Latin tutor at a Baltimore female seminary.

Harlan Updegraff Alaska Reindeer Settlement Baltimore

Spanish people cheer baby prince like American partisans for president

The passage compares Spanish enthusiasm for a baby prince to American political fervor for a presidential candidate, highlighting strong public excitement in both cultures.

King Alfonso Promises Reform as New Boy Rattles Him

King Alfonso vows reform in Spain amid a political shakeup led by a new leader described as a rising figure. The change signals tension between the monarch and reform-minded factions shaping the future of the country.

Alfonso Spain

Population myths and political digressions in early prose

The article rails at inflated Seattle figures and historic census errors, noting Nebraska growth miscounts and a sharp rebuke of figures used to bolster public trust. It references W. J. Corey and the steel trust, critiquing finance and social pretensions.

Seattle Omaha Uncle Sam Nebraska

Chicago girl claims lineage to stage star Mabelle Gilman

A one year old Chicago girl asserts she is daughter of Mabelle Gilman now Mrs W E Corey. The claim sparks questions about Gilman’s past as a chorus member seen by Corey in his youth in the theater during the 1870s.

Chicago Mabelle Gilman W. E Corey Mabelle Then Elliotts Henry P. Elliott

Sears-Rooluck Store Drops Grocery Dept Under Pure Food Law

A Chicago department store ends its grocery section claiming the pure food law makes selling adulterated foods impossible. The report notes the move stems from compliance pressures and profitability concerns.

Sears-Rooluck Onder House of Chicago Bette

San Francisco Supervisors Face Fall Guy After Immunity Hint

The article notes that eighteen curbstone politicians of the San Francisco board of supervisors were promised immunity by Honey. It probes who might be the designated fall guy as Abe Ruef’s situation attracts scrutiny.

Honey Curbstone San Francisco Board of Supervisors Abe Ruef

Naval Armament Talks Narrowed to Two Nations

At the Hague conference only two nations showed willingness to discuss limits on naval armament Great Britain possessing the world’s largest navy and Spain having none at all, highlighting a stark naval power divide.

Great Britain Spain

Church fee fallout sparks apology from Rev. Clark

The Rev. Bro. Clark faced backlash after discarding a tainted Core fee to protect his regular position. His church endured criticism as he faced pressure to apologize for the decision and the ensuing controversy.

Bro. Clark

Dream wheat traders may return to harvest fields

The passage suggests panic could shift Board of Trade buyers and sellers back to real wheat farming, as they might take up harvesting duties in the fields. The line implies a temporary reallocation of labor from speculative trading to agricultural work.

Board of Trade

Dinkey Named Suspected Successor at Steel Trust

A newspaper note indicates a man named Dinkey is described as the likely successor to Corey's leadership of the steel trust. Directors reportedly believe that after Corey, any capable leader will suffice.

Dinkey Das Corey Steel Trust Corey

Isaac Stephenson Becomes Wisconsin Senator at 78

Isaac Stephenson is named Wisconsin’s new senator at age 78, a millionaire rewarded for his services to La Follette after long tenure as a candidate for the senate starting in an early year.

Isaac Stephenson Wisconsin la Follette

Canadian Pacific Steamers and Wireless Aid

The text argues that Canadian Pacific steamers fitted with wireless apparatus should establish regular communication with a broad range of individuals in sand, highlighting a call for improved maritime signal capability.

Canadian Pacific

Wheat moss tale haunts Board of Trade debate

A brief remark frames the Board of Trade discussions on wheat moss as a cautionary note, hinting at lessons that may shape Bill’s character and future conduct.

Strike on Our Creek Reported by Fairbanks News

The Fairbanks News reports a strike on our creek drawing local concern. Residents express relief that the community remains on solid ground and vigilant about safety and impact.

Fairbanks News

SEWARD STEAMERS AND VESSEL SAILINGS LISTED FROM ALASKA PORTS

A maritime record shows Valdez departure at 1 am for Seward on SEWARD STEAMERS Yucatan. Doral sails to Seward and Usalaska on January first. Corwin left Seattle October tenth. Portland departed Seattle on the twelfth. Jeanie departed Seattle on the sixteenth and cleared on the seventeenth for Seattle. Santa Clara sails to Seattle on the twelfth.

Yucatan Valdez Seward Doral Usalaska Corwin Seattle Portland Jeanie Santa Clara

Weekly Weather Record Week Ending May 18

Weather record for the week ending May 18 summarizes temperatures and precipitation across observed locations. Data highlight notable highs and lows, rainfall totals, and patterns for the period, reflecting typical spring conditions and regional climate variation.

Bank of Seward advertisement promises deposits and services

The Bank of Seward offers deposits subject to check, pays interest on time deposits, issues money orders valid worldwide, buys gold dust or bullion, and makes collections. It guarantees prompt, accurate, and safe service and invites customer business with conservative banking.

Bank OF Seward

Remarkable Grubstake Suit Over Alaska Mines

Catherine May Elliott sues Harry Curtis Elliott and Hubbard Elliott Company claiming a one half interest in Alaska copper properties based on funds and outfit she provided. The case, tried before Judge Wickersham at Valdez, reveals a disputed will memorandum and bitter disputes over alimony and mine ownership.

Catherine May Elliott Harry Curtis Eliott Hubbard- Elliott Company Wickersham Valdez Marel Lis Tuscan Mes Elliott Hubbard-Elliott Alaska Sas Harry Elliott Copper River Seattle Charles G. Hubbard Chicago China Hubbard Hubbsiliott Company Ms. Elliott Mrs. Elliott H.elliot Henry P. Elliott Valdes Catherine M. Elliott

Seward Offers Two Modern Dental Parlors

In Seward, two dental parlors feature the best and most modern appliances. Operators are East graduates with years of experience and established reputations. They guarantee finest workmanship and materials at prices equal to similar work by reputable dentists.

Seward

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. J. Corey Steal Trust Bill Seward Steamers Catherine Elliott Tlere Milwaukee Railroad Henry P AH. P. Elliott H. P. Elliott Gunther Wes Allen MGI SE Ward McMillan Fur & Wool CO Langley St Victoria, B. C G. W. Palmer General Merchandise Prospector Knik P. O THE Rainier-Grand Hotel Wilson & White Co Chas Perry Mgr Brown & Hawkins Chase and Sanborn’s Hills Bros Knik Trading Company Herning Sese Knik General Merchant Susitna and Kuskokwim Goleman Fourth Avenue Seward, Alaska Hotel McNeiley Chas. A. Tecklenburg EST Bohemian Olympia Beer Fourth Ave Washington St F. V. Thomas Prop D. GC. Brownell
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