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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1907
Page
6
The report says Copper River and Northwestern will choose a different coast terminus than Katalla. Critics note a Katalla breakwater washout. they argue the harbor lacks a true port, and resources would better serve rail connections elsewhere along Alaska’s coast.
Two articles promote the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Jamestown. James A. Wood and Lloyd McDowell emphasize Alaska facts and fair plans. Wood notes no fixed opening date while the event ends October 15. Congressman Sulzer advocates home rule amid political debate.
A press correspondent hints at a gang known as the Great Northern bandits. Lacking names, it implies figures like Jim Hill are involved. The Guggenheims may face pressure as Alaska is deemed insufficient for others, with ducements considered to prompt relocation.
The governor suggests Seward could loan a warship to Valdez should conditions deteriorate or risk to life escalate, framing it as a potential aid in a crisis. The statement underscores regional tensions and possible military support.
The report notes Seattle onion prices rising four cents for Alaska and mentions strong onion scent. It cites riots at Tam many primaries proving democracy endures. It also touches on Guggenheim opposition, Cuba news, and estimates Pacific warships will need 100,584 tons of coal this winter plus Atlantic stock.
The Telegraph notes a strike by telegraph operators as a protest against stagnant wages not keeping pace with other costs. It argues operators, among the most educated workers, deserve higher pay and improved compensation.
George Purches, Mrs. Purches and Frank Whitney left Susitna station September 14 in a small boat bound for Knik and had not arrived by September 24. They likely swamped by the tide near Susitna mouth while attempting a twelve hour run and are presumed lost. Purches, long at Seward, aided Kenney at Lake Creek, and Cone's poke remains missing amid Alaska frontier activity. Captain Hanson R Black becomes chief cable officer for Southern Alaska at Valdez.
The Bank of Seward states its aim to advance customers bust interests in a legitimate manner while acknowledging possible selfish motives as customer prosperity underpins the bank’s success.
A.L. Snow arrives from mile 52 reporting the 120-foot truss bridge across Placer river at the tunnel 2 entrance will be finished in a few days. Track laying will follow through the tunnel and work will begin on the 90-foot truss at the far end.
The weekly weather record covers the week ending September 21 detailing temperature readings and patterns. It summarizes daily highs and lows, noting any anomalies or notable shifts in conditions across the period.
In the United States Commissioner’s Court Kodiak Alaska third division the administratrix with the will annexed Mrs Jennie Stafeiff presents her final account of the estate of W W Stafeiff deceased for settlement The court sets Monday November 1st 1907 at 2 PM in the Kodiak court for objections or to contest the account Published September 2 1907 and last on October 26 1907
An advertising blurb promotes Profit and Loss magazine offering a free sample copy and clubbing offers. It emphasizes independence and promises no mining stocks to sell or boost, inviting readers to mail for a sample at 1715 California St Denver CO.
In U S Commissioner's Court before J McLean all persons with claims against the estate of Charles M Keyes deceased must present verified claims with proper vouchers within six months to Warriner E Smith administrator at Jamna Alaska.
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