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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1906

Page

7

Hearst to Run for Governor in Independence League Ticket

William R Hearst announces he will run for governor as Independence League candidate and may not oppose Democrats voting for him. Hearst blasts district attorney Jerome as insincere and a tool of bosses, pledging no tie to Bryan. Jerome counters he fights against a Democratic machine he says lacks public trust.

Daily Gateway York William R Rst Independence League Hearst Jerome Bryan New York William J. Bryan Europe Harry Walker Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League Norman E. Mack Buffalo Democratic National Committee Alexander Throupe Cincinnati Walker

Man Fatally Injured in Railroad Tunnel Accident

George Bell, a tunnel driver on mile 49, was injured while prying rock with a crow bar when a loosened fragment drove the bar into his abdomen. He died Wednesday in Camp 49 hospital after being transported to Seward. Interment followed at a temporary cemetery north of town. Bell, about 40, had worked on the railroad since June and used an assumed name.

George Bell Tunnel 1 Mile 49 Bell Camp 49 Seward le H. Pedersen

Open Season Rules For Wildlife As Of 1908 Calendar

The open season for wild game runs from September 1 to December 31 with specific dates for species including bear moose caribou deer sheep grouse ptarmigan and waterfowl. Prohibitions include no hunting females or juveniles, limits on quantities, and bans on hounds large shotguns and steam launches. Exemptions apply to natives Eskimo miners and travelers for food but without sale. Separately a Kahiltna river dredging test found quicksand at 65 feet, delaying ground work.

Kenai Peninsula Kahiltna M. E. Davis Hope Davis

Bryan’s Political Stand Emphasizes Anti Trust and Labor Plans

In remarks on employer employee relations and the eight hour day, William J. Bryan criticizes trusts and corporate influence. He urges laws to curb monopolies, restrict corporate campaign funds, licensure for monopolies, and government control of railroads to serve the public. He praises Roosevelt’s steps but calls for stronger action.

Bry Bryan Roosevelt Congress

Fear Loss Of Congressmen In Coming Election

Republican managers of the congressional campaign admit uncertainty about November results. A loss of fifty-six seats would wipe out the current Republican majority of 110. forty districts likely to fall, nineteen doubtful, and six Republican states may swing to Democrats. Both parties plan vigorous campaigning over the final two months.

Daily Gateway New York Congressional

Dick Ryan criticizes Juneau convention fallout in Alaska politics

Richard S. Ryan of Nome, a former delegate to Washington, denounces the Juneau Republican convention that nominated Murano for congress. He cites forged proxies and outsider influence, urges the territorial committee to purge degenerates, and praises Roosevelt's leadership. Ryan toured the railroad line with officials, praising Seward and Alaska Central progress.

Richard S. Ryan Nome Congress Washington Alaska Seattle Seward Juneau Murano Ryan Territorial Committee Theodore Roosevelt Frank Youngs

Steamer Portland Returns with Horses and Dogs from Alaska

The Portland returned from the westward Saturday night and headed for Seattle after midnight. It carried nine horses sold to James K on the Fairbanks trail and twenty five company dogs from Alaska Central brought back by W G Atwood after an overland trip to Knik. The voyage lasted four days due to loading horses at Seldovia.

Portland Seattle Yentna James K Fairbanks Trail W. G. Atwood Alaska Central Knik Seldovia

Cook Inlet and Susitna Route Steamers Notice

Neptune connects at Seldo with all steamships serving Cook Inlet. Transfers to Cas at Typonok for Susitna and Yentna river points, carrying passengers and freight. For rates and more information inquire on board or from E A Swift Tyoonok Alaska.

Neptune Seldovia Cook Inlet Cas Typonok Susitna Yentna E. A. Swift Tyoonok Alaska

Bank Slogan Appeals To Thrift In Seward Ad

A Seward bank message urges readers to lay aside small sums and save. It emphasizes that dimes, saved, grow into dollars and that a hard earned dollar works harder when saved.

Notice of Estate Administrator in Alaska Territory

In the United States Commissioner's Court Third Division Territory of Alaska Kenal Precinct an administrator of the estate of the deceased notifies creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within six months after first publication to the administrator at his Seward Alaska residence The document is dated August 35 1906 with first publication August 35 1906 and last publication September 6 1906

United States Commissioner's Court Territory of Alaska Kenal Precinct Seward HH. Hildreth Ellaworth Lewis Will Baldwin United States of Am Ureeths United States District Court For Maskit Judumont Sholapurt Roy Seward Alaska Las James Sean] Wickersham Jude Edward J. Stier

Notice to Co-Owners on Lynx Creek placer claims Alaska

Martha Smith and G. Rogers notify co-owners that they have expended 1000 dollars in 1904 and 1905 on the Fred Smith Toc BR inter group placer claims near Lynx Creek Kenai precinct Alaska. Ninety days after publication, nonpayment of 900 dollars (one half of the total) will forfeit the owners’ interest to the undersigned under section 2300 and 2324 Revised Statutes. Dated September 1, 1908.

E. B. Rogers Martha Smith Fred Smith Lynx Creek Kenalprec Alaska Towit United States Kenai Precinct

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