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Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1907

Page

3

Chicago Captures World Series With 2–0 Victory

Chicago defeats Detroit 2 to 0 in game four to seize the world baseball championship. Mullen and Schmidt pitched for Detroit. Brown and Kling for Chicago as snow hinted at harsher conditions. Chicago leads three straight games and nears pennant, with crowds of twenty thousand in Detroit to witness the series.

Uateway Detroit Chicago Seren Mullen and Schmidt Brown Kling Cubs Philadelphia Cleveland Pfeister and King Mullin and Payne Chicago Cubs Ruef Bach Seiver Schmidt

Arrests Tied to Brown Murder Bomb Plot

Baker City Ore October 10 Frank Tucker was arrested today on charges of complicity in the assassination of Harvey Brown by a bomb under his gate. He implicates Frank Wilson of the Western Federation of Miners saying Wilson held a personal grudge against Brown.

Daly Gateway Baker City Ore Frank Tucker Harvey Brown Frank Wilson Western Federation of Miners Wilson Brown

Plot to Kill Colorado Men Uncovered by Police

Denver October 9 police unearthed a plot to assassinate Gov Buchtel and Edward Chase with fifty one sticks of dynamite found in their yards. A suspect confessed detailing other conspirators and the plan was halted by the confession. Also mentioned are Japanese language script reforms and a note on child language learning.

Daily Gateway Denver Gov. Buchtel Edward Chase

Jury Acquits Senator Borah on Land Fraud Charge

In Idaho a jury found Senator Borah not guilty on the first ballot after testimony was presented without argument. The trial concerned land frauds against the government and the jury retired at 11 PM after the prosecution's Tuesday session and defense motions. Senator Borah testified on the stand the following morning before Judge Whitson.

Cable Derry Gateway Idaho Borah Whitson Senator Borah

Two Miners Drowned Near Latouche Island

Paul Smach and Joseph Fischer, prominent Latouche mining men, disappeared after their small boat capsized near the southeast Latouche island as they argued aboard September 15. Ten days later their deserted camp and missing provisions were found. both men were stout, experienced boatmen and intoxicated during the voyage.

Paul Smach Joseph Fischer Latouche Island Attle & Alaska Mining Company Mach Fischer Imach Seattle & Alaska Company C. M. Coleman Smach

Man Dies After Alleged Beating On Steamer Bertha

Harry Rutledge a waiter on the steamer Bertha died after a lingering illness tied to a brutal beating alleged by First Officer McGilvery. He was on the Santa Barbara en route to Seattle from Alaska and will be arrested on arrival. President Roosevelt began a hunting trip that morning with no reporters allowed.

Daily Gateway Seattle Harry Rutledge Bertha McGilvery Santa Barbara Alaska Stamboul Roosevelt

Roosevelt Rested Sunday Stamboul Hunt Begins Monday

Stamboul Louisiana reports Roosevelt rested Sunday after arrival and delayed return on Sunday before resuming the hunt this morning. Roosevelt took a break in Stamboul prior to new pursuit activities starting Monday.

Roosevelt

Roosevelt Kills Two Snakes in Hunt at Vickburg

President Roosevelt killed two rattlesnakes during a hunt in Vicksburg Oct. 9. He did not bag large game but sighted two bears and two bucks.

Roosevelt Vickburg

Roosevelt Slays Buck in Louisiana Hunt

President Roosevelt killed a buck in Stamboul Louisiana on October 11. The next day he was reported in pursuit of a catamount near Stamboul. Owl Drug Co. notes promise of proof of the claims.

Stamboul Roosevelt

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Colorado Japan A. B. Drug Co JURY MONEY Money Says Clayson Quality Adler & Sons Headquarters For Quality Latouche Owl Drug Co Hart Schaffner Marx On! Drug Co E. V. Boyle Man L. V. Ray Seward E. E. Ritchie Bank of Seward Building J. A. Baughman Railroad Hospital Knik Trading Company Tide Water Yenta and McKinley Goldfield Knik G. Herning Seward News Co Seward, Alaska Fourth Avenue Hotel McNeiley Northern Saloon Booth & CO Cray Hope and Girdwood Eleedon Old Line Hunter Rye Nelson Co Olympia Beer Girdwood C. R. Booth Reynolds - Alaska Development Company General Outfitters For Prince William Sound Knight’s Island Sound Points Latouche Isl
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