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March 8, 1930
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
Seward Chamber of Commerce receives three original handwritten letters from William H. Seward (1853, 1855, 1861) donated by Frederick W. Carter for preservation and exhibition in the upcoming Seward Memorial Building.
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GAINS MEMORIAL LETTERS
SEWARD, March 6, (P)—The Seward Chamber of Commerce recently received three letters written in the original handwriting of William H. Seward, which are now being framed for preservation and exhibition in the Seward Memorial Building when it is erected. The letters were presented to the chamber by Frederick W. Carter, of Troy, New York, a nephew of William J. Young, to whom the letters were written. One letter was dated 1853, another 1855, and the third, 1861. Subscribe for the Daily Bulletin
SEWARD, March 6, (P)—The Seward Chamber of Commerce recently received three letters written in the original handwriting of William H. Seward, which are now being framed for preservation and exhibition in the Seward Memorial Building when it is erected. The letters were presented to the chamber by Frederick W. Carter, of Troy, New York, a nephew of William J. Young, to whom the letters were written. One letter was dated 1853, another 1855, and the third, 1861. Subscribe for the Daily Bulletin
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Historical Letters
William Seward
Seward Chamber Of Commerce
Preservation
Donation
What entities or persons were involved?
William H. Seward
Frederick W. Carter
William J. Young
Where did it happen?
Seward
Story Details
Key Persons
William H. Seward
Frederick W. Carter
William J. Young
Location
Seward
Event Date
March 6
Story Details
The Seward Chamber of Commerce received three letters in William H. Seward's handwriting, dated 1853, 1855, and 1861, written to William J. Young. The letters were donated by Frederick W. Carter, nephew of Young, and are being framed for display in the future Seward Memorial Building.