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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1907

Page

3

Validity of Grand Jury Decision Upheld

The California supreme court upheld the validity of the grand jury that returned graft indictments despite defense claims the body expired by January 31. Tirey L. Ford faces bribery charges as Lonergan admits receiving 4000 dollars for a vote on the United Railways franchise. A plot to kidnap Lonergan to block testimony was reported as discovered and nipped in Seattle. The Covington case sees a body found naked in a trunk in Elliott Bay, with the husband missing and sought by police.

California Supreme Court Covington Bay Seattle Crbie Daily Gateway San Francisco California Supreme Court Today Tirey L. Ford L. Ford Lonergan United Railways Frank Covington Agnes McCombs Alki Point Alaska Katalla

Kidnap of Editor Sparks San Francisco Citywide Hunt

Fremont Older editor of the Evening Bulletin was abducted in broad daylight on warrants accusing him of libel against Luther Brown of Los Angeles. He was rescued after seven hours as the city police, with Francis J. Heney assisting, hunted the abductors.

San Francisco Sep Fremont Older Evening Bulletin Luther Brown Los Angeles Francis J. Heney

Immunity Granted Dismisses Indictments Against Alton Railroad

Judge Landis in U S district court orders dismissal of the indictments against the Alton railroad. Immunity was granted under an agreement with the government for evidence leading to the Standard Oil conviction in the Alton rebate cases. The Grand Jury may still have work to do.

Daily Gateway Chicago Landis United States District Court Today Alton Railroad Standard Oil Company Alton Bonaparte

Gans Wins Over Memsic In Twenty Round Fight

Referee Jim Jetfries awards the decision to Joe Gans after a hard fought twentieth round against George Memsic. The crowd praised the bout as the best in years with Memsic delivering solid blows and Gans showing clever offense. Also noted are local mining figures James Girdwood and J L Peirce visiting from Latouche and Salt Lake City respectively to inspect Kenai peninsula resources.

Daily Gateway Los Angeles Jim Jetfries Joe Gans George Memsic Memsic Gans J. L. Peirce Salt Lake City Nome Seward Kenai Peninsula Falls Creek

Haywood juror in Borah case

Boise report notes T. B. Gess foreman of the Haywood jury also serves on the Borah land fraud trial panel. Jury was completed, with Judge Bureh outlining government evidence linking Gov. Stuenenburg and Gov. Gooding, plus others, to Idaho land frauds as testimony begins.

Daily Gateway Boise Idaho T. B. Gess W. D. Haywood Senator Borah Bureh Stuenenburg

Borah Trial Opens in Idaho Land Fraud Case

Boise reports detail the Borah trial beginning on charges of land fraud against the government. Officials allege long running schemes dating back years, with government attorneys claiming former Governor Steunenberg was involved and would have been indicted if alive. Witness tampering claims add to the courtroom drama.

Boise Idaho Borah Senator Borah Gov Steunenberg

Labor Party Nominates Schmitz Aide Officeholders

San Francisco reports the Union Labor party nominated P. H. McCarthy for mayor and renominated the current sheriff, county clerk and recorder, all aligned with Schmitz.

Labor Party Schmitz San Francisco Union Labor Party Today P. H. McCarthy

Republicans nominate Ryan and Langdon for mayor and DA

In San Francisco on September 25 the Republican party nominated Daniel Ryan for mayor and re nominated District Attorney Langdon to succeed himself. Langdon had been elected two years earlier with support from the Union Labor party and Schmitz was noted as a prior ally.

San Francisco Republicans Today Daniel Ryan Langdon Union Labor Party Schmitz

Capt Blodgett Elected Delegate in Seldovia Caucus

Capt Blodgett was elected by the Republicans of Seldovia to be delegate to the territorial convention at Juneau after a lively, well attended caucus. W W McAlpine Homer coal man is in Seward on a business trip.

W. W. McAlpine Homer Seward

Roosevelt to settle telegraphers strike in ten days

The telegraphers union reports President Roosevelt will intervene to end the strike with a fair settlement within ten days. Local unions vote to call out all newspaper operators regardless of time contracts, provoking protest from President Small of the international union.

Daily Gateway New York Telegraphers’ Union Roosevelt Chicago Small The International Union

General strike shuts Helena streets and business

Helena Mont Sept 23 a general strike was called at noon affecting all shops and services using the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company. The walkout ties up street car service and nearly closes many business houses across the city.

Helena Mont Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company

Riot Leader Found Insane in Bellingham and Vancouver

Fowler, who sparked race riots in Bellingham and Vancouver, was declared insane today and committed to the state asylum. F R Brown, former Apollo mine superintendent and Unalaska project leader, arrived on the Dora revealing a slide at Unalaska but a large deposit behind it. Brown heads to San Francisco as work on the discovery may require heavy funding.

Daily Gateway Bellingham Fowler Vancouver F. R. Brown Unga Unalaska Mr. Brown San Francisco

Spokane Men Arrive From Sand Point Over Herendeen Bay Coal

D. T. Ham S. S. Philbrick and R. A. Foster, noted Spokane figures, traveled from Sand Point aboard the Dora to inquire about coal at Herendeen Bay.

D. T. Ham S. S. Philbrick R. A. Foster Sand Point Herendeen Bay

Trading men arrive from Knik Saturday night

O. G. Herning of the Knik Trading Company and J. W. Hamilton arrived from Knik Saturday night, according to local town notes.

O. G. Herning The Knik Trading Company J. W. Hamilton Knik

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James Girdwood Portland Crow Creek Turnagain Arm Latouche Latouche Copper Mining Company Barrack’s Haywood U.S Ryan and Money Clayson Quality Adler & Sons Hart Schaffner & Marx Yenta McKinley SWAN C. G. Herning Sunrise Tyonok Yentna Susitna W. J. Murphy Geo. Sexton Fourth Avenue Seward, Alaska Tinning Plumbing J. Ie Graef the Seward Light and Power Company Adams, Seward, Alaska Alaska Transfer Christiensen & Laubner Guy Goal & Wood Northern Saloon E. L. Whittemore
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