Northwest History. Alaska. Feature Articles.

To Alaska On The Spokane: Charming Scenes By Land And Sea As Viewed By Feminine Eyes./A Letter From "Elizabeth."/Afloat On An Iceberg -- At Church With The Metlakahtla Indians -- Fishing For Halibut.

Bibliographic Details
Format:	Text
Language:	English
Published:	1903
Subjects:	Alaska Spokane feminine eyes Metlankahtla Indians halibut Totem Pole route barometer pigeon holes Norman Nicolson Scotch captain Victoria Scotch broom Seymour rushing torrents Wrangel totem poles Indian huts the Devil's Thumb Lynn canal Skagway glaciers St. Petersburg Yukon & White Pass railroad the summit engineering Sitka Indian wares the Greek church Rev. Daniel Shepardson Vanderbilts industrial building Glacier bay Killisnoo Douglas island Treadwell mines Y. M. C. A. Juneau Yukon miners Gold creek Silver Bow mines Kassan New Metlakahtla Annette island William Duncan Scotch missionary Christianize people gospel Chirstian colony Tsimpsean peninsula British Columbia Fort Simpson Henry Ward Beecher Washington Metlakahtla Indians Joshua Moses God Enlgish Bible Tsimpsian tongue gold German officer Captain Nicolson Muir glacier Northwest Pacific > History > 20th century Douglas Island Glacier Bay Indian Pacific Thumb Treadwell Tsimpsean Peninsula White Pass Yukon glacier
Online Access:	http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/90838

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Summary:	To Alaska On The Spokane: Charming Scenes By Land And Sea As Viewed By Feminine Eyes./A Letter From "Elizabeth."/Afloat On An Iceberg -- At Church With The Metlakahtla Indians -- Fishing For Halibut.