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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1906

Page

2

Alaska Day Observance Debated in Territory Transfer Anniversary

October marks the anniversary of the formal transfer of Alaska from Russia to the United States. At Sovant’s Subependence Day celebration this year the vote favored a formal Alaska Day observance. Ketchikan has begun observance steps. Cecil H. Clegg of Seward is credited for the idea.

Abiska Fey Rusia United States Alaska Sovant Gate Way Ketchikan Cecil H. Clegg Seward

Seward Merchants Eye Sound Trade And Islands

Seward merchants plan to capture Prince William Sound trade, targeting Latouche, Knight and Montague islands. Blodgett vows to run the steamer Tyonle if business covers expenses, claiming Seward undercuts Valdez. Local tourism and copper interests fuel efforts, with earthquakes and political musings adding color.

Seward Prince William Sound Latouche Knight Montague Islands Blodgett Tyonle Valdez Seward van Gor Iin

Mark Twain backs reformed spelling in era chatter

A cache of disparate notes reflects satirical takes on spelling reform, politics, weather, and current events. It cites Mark Twain favoring reformed spelling, discusses Seattle politics, a weekly weather record, Russo Jewish fears, Cuba intervention, Tammany, Dowie, Palma, and advice on budgeting, closing with a line about a Bank of Seward.

Hearst Drives New York Political Battle Into High Gear

In a crowded New York fight, William R. Hearst performs as a leading factor for the Independence League. He faces Democratic splits, Republican hesitance, and a potential three cornered race. Hughes could challenge if the GOP backs him. Higgins may offer a rival but lacks full cross party strength. Jerome's perceived weaknesses reduce his electability, while Hearst attracts strong progressive and Republican voters.

New York Empire State William R. Hearst Independence League Tammany Greater New York Hearst Tassall Charles E. Hughes Dl Republicans Hughes Higgins Roosevelt Odell Platt Democracy Jerome

Seattle headlines spark debate on safety and politics

A fragment discusses ambulance-chasing lawyers in Seattle, a woman who fell through a bridge into tide water, and a quip about Hearst infringing Roosevelt's patent. It muses how quickly rescuers would respond, later touches on Roosevelt’s nomination and Seattle’s reaction.

Seattle Gio

Camp Elects Delegates to Grand Encampment

A. B. Camp Elects Delegates to Grand Encampment of the Arctic Brotherhood. Seward camp No. 21 chose seven delegates for the Vancouver B C meeting on November 7. Names listed: Dr. C H Gibbons Gordon A Ramsay J J MeManus Dr A E Burns W M Savers F M Hale H H Hildreth.

Seward Arctic Brotherhood Order Vancouver B. C C. H. Gibbons Gordon A. Ramsay J. J. Me‘Manus A. E. Burns W. M. Savers F. M. Hale H. H. Hildreth

Pacific Coast Trading Co Outfit Alaska Miners Ship Portland

The Pacific Coast Trading Co claims it can supply desirable outfits for the Alaska gold fields. They cite A F. Rice J G. Jones G. Anderson C. M. Coutts W. G. Tickner and E. Van Buren as miners recently outfitted, who will ship on the Portland. Manager T D Corlew notes they outfitted these men last year to explain why buyers choose them over longer established rivals.

Pacific Coast Trading CO A. F. Rice J. G. Jones G. Anderson C. M. Coutts W. G. Tickner E. van Buren Portland P. C. T.co Alaska T. D. Corlew Mgr

Immense copper ledge found near Susitna by Chris Hanson

placer miner Chris Hanson reports a vast copper lode on the middle fork of the Susitna above the falls. assay tests suggest a large, low grade but extensive deposit possibly worth capital, with plans to develop via smelting near a proposed Alaska Central route and to pursue dredging on nearby lands in 1905. Hanson aims to interest Charles D Lane in Seward.

Chris Hanson Susitna San Francisco Hanson Seward Charles D. Lane Alaska Central Knikarm Knik River Yentna Paul Buckley

School Board Election Narrowly Approved at Second Avenue School

The school board election occurred yesterday afternoon in the Second Avenue schoolhouse. Rev. L. H. Pedersen was nominated for director, E. R. Gray for clerk, and F. G. Hale for treasurer, with Gray and Hale already on the board. Pedersen would replace Fr. I. E. Youngs who did not wish to seek re election. The caucus ticket faced no opposition and Hale reported the treasury status. Governor Hoggatt, visiting, said the board could requisition any amount needed for school purposes and would seek 5000 dollars for all needs including a new building.

Second Avenue L. H. Pedersen E.R. Gray F. G. Hale Pedersen I E. Youngs Hale

Inquiry on post office addresses of Neumann and Carlson

A request from C. R. Dayton to E. Finch Pitman of the Seward customs office asks for the present post office addresses of Dr. Leopold Neumann, executor and heir of Rudolph Neumann, deceased, lessee of Little Konishi island, and Otto M. Carlson, lessee of Simeonoff islands. The islands lie in Pitman’s district and are noted as sites used for fox propagation.

Leopold Neumann Seward E. Finch Pitman C. R. Dayton Treasury Department Post Office Rudolph Neumann Little Konishi Island Otto M. Carlson Simeonoff Islands

Notice to Co-Owners on Lynx Creek Placer Claims

Martha Smith and D G Hitchcock co-owners of the Fred Smith group placer claims on Lynx Creek Alaska notify all co-owners and interested parties that they have spent funds in work and development. Unpaid share is nine hundred dollars and within ninety days after publication the remaining one half of the total nine hundred dollars must be paid to avoid the claims vesting in the co owners. Dated September 1, 100K with publication through December 1, 1X6.

F. B Phiger Martha Smith GD. Hitchcock Fred Smith Lynx Creek Alaska Renal Preeitiet Alisa Law Martha Smuth D. Hitchcock Mutual Life Building Seattle Washinton

Notice to Creditors Court for George West estate

Notice to creditors and others with claims against the estate of George West. Admin HH.ildreth invites exhibit of claims with vouchers within six months after first publication to the administrator at his residence in Saward Alaska. First publication August 25 1906. last publication September 21 1906.

United States A. Kenal Alas George West Saward Alaska

SEWARD STEAMERS SAIL TO LATOUCHE SEATTLE THIS MORNING

The Seward Steamer Toledo sails for Latouche and Seattle this morning while Portland heads west on the 22nd and returns on the 24th. Excelsior leaves Seattle on the 16th and Santa Clara departs Seattle on the 24th. Bertha sails from Seattle on the 25th and Dora departed westward on the 10th. F. C. Buckingham arrived from the Yentna district aboard the Toledo and corroborates earlier reports on creeks output.

Toledo Latouche Seattle Portland Excelsior Santa Clara Bertha Dora F. C. Buckingham Yentna

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