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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1907

Page

6

Alaska Territorial Self Government Debate at Republican Convention

A Juneau convention urges a Republican platform pledge to grant Alaska self government. The piece explains constitutional powers, executive and judicial appointment, and a territorial legislature under federal oversight, noting Alaska’s underrepresented status among federal departments and the burden of distant and red tape on governance.

Brawdier Alaska Juneau Republican Party National Republic United States Congress United S Department of State Tion Alask

Alaska’s rich valleys await rail lines and growth

The article argues that Alaska’s Susitna valleys hold gold copper and vast mineral and agricultural potential if trunk line railroads reach the heart of Alaska. It compares Alaska’s prospects to Finland’s agricultural scale and notes the Nome Pioneer Press debut, edited by L. C. Denny, promising Alaska and national news.

Alaska Susitna Finland Nome

Alaska goes unrepresented in Seattle fair board

Alaskans allege Seattle spirit excludes them from the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition management. Governors appoint Alaska directors who act as figure heads, with no consultation. Other notes include big gold finds near Nome, copper deposits near Fairbanks, Yukon fossils, rising church memberships, and Yukon participation funds. Over 500 new phonographs records also noted.

Seattle

Woodmen Will Invade Alaska

The Woodmen of America plan to establish branches across Alaska. An organizer will winter in the territory to visit towns and camps. The Bertha arrived from the south and departed for Kodiak with passengers bound for westward points. Miss Borst of Omaha heads to Seldovia to teach, and Walter Deckler to Kodiak for a Russian school posting.

Seattle The Woodmen of America Alaska Bertha Kodiak Portland Miss Borst Omaha Nea Seldovia Walter Deckeler

Seward Steamers Sailings Highlight Coastal Movement

Bertha moved westward on the 21st, Dora headed to Unalaska on the 30th, Saratoga departed Seattle on the 16th with Portland in Seattle, Corwin set course for Seattle on the 5th, Santa Clara sailed for Seattle in March, and Yucatan headed to Seattle on the 19th.

Bertha Dora Unalaska Saratoga Seattle Portland Corwin Santa Clara Seattle Mth Yucatan

Land and Mineral Decisions From Woodford D Harlan

Land attorney Woodford D Harlan of Washington DC outlines rules on coal land filings and penalties for missed proofs and payments. It covers contest laches, entry legality, final proof during appeals, occupancy by others, and the burden of proof for agricultural claims returned as mineral.

Woodford D. Harlan Washington, D. C Coal Land General Land Office Othe Mineral

Profit and Loss Magazine invites free sample copy offer

A promotional notice for Profit and Loss magazine urges readers to request a free sample copy by mail. It touts independent journalism in mining investment guidance, offers clubbing and subscription premiums, and provides the Denver address at 1715 California St.

Profit and Loss Magazine

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