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This Day in Alaska History-September 21st, 1891

By Alaska Native News on Sep 21, 2026   Featured, This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

This Day in Alaska History-September 21st, 1891

The Revenue Cutter Bear arrived in Unalaska and offloaded 16 reindeer from Siberia on  September 21st, 1891. The reindeer were brought to Unalaska as part of an experiment in animal husbandry. The project was prompted by the depletion of whales and seals in the area from commercial harvesting.  These marine mammals were the traditional foods […]

This Day in Alaska History-September 19th, 1903

By Alaska Native News on Sep 19, 2026   Featured, This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

This Day in Alaska History-September 19th, 1903

This Day in Alaska History-September 18th, 1915

By Alaska Native News on Sep 18, 2026   Featured, This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

This Day in Alaska History-September 18th, 1915

On the morning of September 18th, 1915, a tremendous explosion took place in Prince William Sound. The explosion originated at the Granite Mine in Hobo Bay. A ton and a half of dynamite was deemed to have been set off by a disgruntled employee who had been fired the day before. Despite the massive explosion […]

This Day in Alaska History-September 17th, 1868

By Alaska Native News on Sep 17, 2026   Featured, This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

This Day in Alaska History-September 17th, 1868

On September 17th, 1868, the Russian-American Company changed hands for a third time, and the name was changed to the Alaska Commercial Company in San Francisco. The buyers, Sloss, Lewis Gerstle, and A. Wasserman purchaced the Russian-Americasn Company from Hutchinson, Kohl & Company the ones who bought the  company from Russia a year earlier. ACC […]

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