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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
6
The piece argues that Agent Lembke of the Pribi islands expresses confidence in avoiding international issues after the arrest of Japanese seal poachers. It critiques metropolitan coverage as puff and cites false labeling as a common newspaper flaw.
A space writer recalls a imagined talk at the White House between Gov Hoff man of New York and President Lincoln. The piece notes Hoff man became governor in 1880 and imagines the historic exchange years after Lincoln's death. It coins wry remarks about Sunday magazines and distant royals.
Report claims by the Homer steerage and sailors say Japanese seal poachers raid the Pribilof rookeries but armored cruisers and three revenue cutters patrol the islands, forcing the poachers to ease off and abandon effort.
France and Spain dispatch warships to Morocco to help restore order under international policing by consent of European powers amid recent troubles and unrest in the country.
The United States Geological Survey uses Susitna in official designations, a spelling Way adopted three years ago for the river and rich valley in Central Alaska, replacing the former Sushitna variation.
Brainober notes that in Alaska no one of consequence supports territorial unity. He urges Henry to study the upcoming Alaska conventions to learn how few significant individuals Alaska holds.
Chicago police are puzzled by frequent storefront wreckings blamed on bomb throwers but the same report says a man and a woman are involved. The conflicting details raise questions about the case and its true perpetrators.
The Yur kon News at Rampart closes with the August 7 issue. Sam J. Culla han served as editor business manager and type-sticker, marking the end of a beloved Alaska newspaper.
Cable reports the president will issue about twelve messages and speeches soon, predicting a surge in presidential output that could overshadow current figures. Capt Cantwell of the cutter Manning dismisses reports of armed raids by Japanese poachers as an evanescent pipe dream.
The owners argue that 300 laborers seized the boat Jeanie and compelled officers to remove them from Katalla, alleging coercion and unlawful entrapment.
The issue describes plans to install a stamp mill this fall with ore value cited at 200 dollars per ton. It notes a ledge traced 3000 feet with near surface pay ore, near the Klondike Boston Mining Company on Willow Creek, and a roughly 36 mile approach from Knik.
SEWARD STEAMERS report multiple vessels sailing to Seldovia and sound ports. Bertha and Santa Ch departed southbound for Seldovia, while Yucatan and Ogi left Seattle for southern routes. Portland and Dora show Seattle departures, with Elsie targeting sound ports late month.
The Bank of Seward states it aims to advance its customers business interests in every legitimate way. It notes its motives may include some selfishness, as patrons’ prosperity underpins the bank’s own success.
The body of P. H. Lawshe was found above low tide on the Resurrection river flat east of its mouth by Charles Christiensen. An autopsy found no drowning. investigators say he wandered exhausted to his death after not eating for 11 days. A coroner's inquest delivered a verdict per medical opinion.
An advertisement touts Profit and Loss Magazine as independent and growing in popularity among mining stock buyers worldwide. It offers a free sample by postal card and asks readers to send their name to 1715 California St Denver Colorado, promising valuable insights without pushing specific stocks.
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