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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1907
Page
4
Lulu Clark an affidavit today links Turner Igo of Kentucky to the Goebel assassination. Clark was a state house stenographer when Goebel was killed.
Leased wire telegraph operators under time contracts may be called to support the general strike. In San Francisco two sailors aboard the battleship St. Louis drowned during drill in sight of Admiral Swinburne after sinking before aid. The Thetis with carrier crew reaches Seattle as revenue cut-
In Vancouver British Columbia arrivals from Honolulu will be barred unless passports from the Mikado are shown. In New York Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenge for another international yacht race was rejected by the New York Yacht Club due to a stipulation on yacht size.
Sir Thomas Lipton issued a fresh challenge to the New York Yacht Club for a race using W foot yachts, as demanded by the club, announced Sept 27 in London.
Harrisburg September 26 The Republican State League voted to support an instructed Pennsylvania delegation for Senator Knox at the national convention next year.
The price of potatoes and onions will increase by four cents this year for Alaska shipments due to a new packing system using extra paper to protect the produce from frost.
The steamer Bertha sailed for Seward and the Yucatan arrived from Seward. Attorne y Bonaparte announced that Francis J. Heney will prosecute Oregon land fraud cases in Portland.
President Roosevelt will issue a formal proclamation admitting Oklahoma as the 46th state in the union in a few days. The move follows the state constitution's approval and signals the new status for Oklahoma.
Soldiers are en route to Canton Ohio to guard President Roosevelt during the dedication of the McKinley monument next Monday.
Voliva leaves Zion City and forgoes options to plant a colony in Old Mexico after decisions in Chicago.
Princeton reports ex president Cleveland suffered a relapse today raising concerns about his health and stability. Medical updates indicate renewed weakness and careful monitoring is advised.
Henry M. Flagler vice president of Standard Oil Company is reported ill in New York with a nervous breakdown. The announcement notes his illness and current condition as headlines a major corporate figure.
Secretary Taft survived the morning and was welcomed by Japanese officials in Yokohama during a formal royal reception on September 28. The visit showcased strong diplomatic ties as Taft toured the city and met local leaders.
Congressman Sul zer will be hailed as Alaska's friend at a reception in Seattle this evening hosted by exposition management. In Boise Pettibone, remaining Federation official charged with Ex-Gov Steunenburg's murder, appeared in court as his trial was scheduled for October 15. He looked pale and haggard from illness.
In San Francisco this afternoon at 3 o clock Mike Sulli van and Bill Squires are billed to fight. The Prospector notes District Attorney Harlin plans to reside in Valdez this winter rather than return.
Rear Admiral James H. Dayton leads the Philippine squadron arriving from the Orient in San Francisco. Officials from the Southern Pacific railway accompany the arrival as coverage continues.
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