Hughes and Democrats Win in New York Election
Telegraphic report from New York notes Hughes leads Hearst for governor by about 52,000 as official returns come in slowly. Result shows Democratic slate likely carried state offices. William Astor Chanler appears elected lieutenant governor over Republican Matt Bruce. Voter turnout described as light with counts steady around McGess magnitude.
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Chicago
Hearst Carries City but Loses the Country in New York Election
Early returns showed Hearst carrying New York City by large margins while upstate districts leaned Hughes. Final tallies varied as precincts reported, with city results strengthening Hearst’s lead and outside counties narrowing the gap. Hearst vowed to fight trusts if elected and hinted at shaping policy through worker support or party ranks.
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Land offices urged for Nome and Fairbanks by Alaska delegate
Delegate Waskey of Alaska urged Secretary Hitchcock to recommend establishing land offices at Nome and Fairbanks to curb land frauds. Hitchcock said he would consider the issue, noting prior complaints by District Attorney Hoyt. The Steamer Bertha arrived from Seattle, then sailed with lumber for Latouche and to load for a mine project, while officials G. L. Banta and Col. Orton traveled from Latouche on business.
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Erest Beatson
Tacoma
G. L. Banta
Reynolds - Alaska Development Company
Col. Orton
Singer
Northwestern
Roosevelt and Gompers Agree on anti injunc tion bill revision
President Roosevelt and Samuel Gompers of the AFL conferred in Washington on the Pearce anti injunction bill. They discussed submitting the bill to a 8 member commission of four government legal staff members and four labor representatives named by the president and by Gompers. Gompers accepted the plan.
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Congress
Gompers
Gold discovery at Nenelchuk yields promising signs
Hanson reports July discovery along Deep Creek near Nenelchuk and Cook Inlet after months of heavy rains hindered work. He panned most gold with some sluicing and a small ditch, noting potential for richer yields next year if dry conditions return. A hot spring was announced at Wrangell.
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Sen Rd
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Deep Creek
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Roosevelt on Republican loss signals party still dominant
The election returns show Roosevelt and the Republicans maintaining strength while Democrats gain in Congress. Early tallies place Republicans ahead in the House with significant cross party shifts and state races indicating a mixed result nationally.
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Roosevelt
Montana and California election results reported
Helena reports Republicans winning Montana statewide control with a joint ballot majority to select Clark's successor, Smith elected associate justice, Bray narrowly winning Congress. California results show James N. Gillett elected governor by about 10 000 plurality over Bell, with other state ticket outcomes still uncertain. North Dakota and New Hampshire also note close governor races. Ohio resource values exceed gold in western mines.
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Gov Guild Reelect Won By 35000 Plurality In Boston
Boston reports Gov Guild reelected by about 35000 plurality. The entire Republican state ticket also appears successful and eleven of the fourteen U S representatives likely return to Congress.
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Republicans Sweep Washington in 1930 Elections
Republicans win Washington with a 20 000 vote majority on congressional and state judicial tickets and hold a large legislative majority. In the county Cotterill defeats Lyons for state senate and Kirkpatrick defeats Beck for the house.
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Hitchcock to Leave Cabinet After Eight Years in Office
Secretary Hitchcock of the interior department resigned effective March 4, 1907. He will retire after eight years, longer than any predecessor, having made enemies in and out of Congress, and will return to St Louis to resume law practice.
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Daily Gateway
Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Congress
St. Louis
Copper work at La Touche and nearby mines in Alaska
About 100 men are employed at the La touche Iron Mountain group under L. L. Banta, with rapid development and a spring tram to enable ore shipping. A mile long tunnel exposed a massive ore body, cross-cuts opened large quantities, and Beatson's mine ships steadily by hand. Development continues on Blackbird, Singer, and Buzzard properties while a stampede to Chandler River is reported in Dawson and Fairbanks papers.
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Singer Group
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Peary Reaches Lat 87.6 Degrees North on Return
Peary reached latitude 87 degrees 6 minutes north, then turned back and endured severe hardships on the return voyage, including eating eight dogs. A relief party was rescued after being found starved near Greenland’s coast. the news came through The Daily Gateway from New York.
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Greenland
En Idygman
Hopedale
Labrader
Peary Party Reaches Hopedale After Steamer Trip
Lieut Peary's Roosevelt arrived at Hopedale Labrador from the north with the full Peary party alive and well. The steamer returned for coal and supplies after losing part of its provisions. Peary was within 205 miles of the north pole, having started for the pole in 1905 with relays planned from northern bases.
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Steamer Northwestern Brings Large Cargo to Seward
Steamer Northwestern, the largest vessel to enter Resurrection Bay, arrived Wednesday with 200 tons of freight for Seward. She carried 300 Cordova railroad workers and some locals. sailed to Seattle Friday at 4 am.
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Minnesota
W. H. Triggs
Oregon
Shelikof Completes Rapid Unalaska Return Voyage
The steamer Shelikof arrived yesterday from Unalaska after a 14 day round trip. Captain Sprague notes two days were lost to diversions off the main line. He reports fine autumn weather with no snow along the route, and the vessel sailed for Valdez in the evening.
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Unalaska
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Valdez
Notary Kashevnikov Receives Commission
John J. Kashevnikov of Sunrise has been commissioned as a notary public, expanding local official services. The appointment grants authority to administer oaths and witness signatures within the state.
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John J. Kashevnikov
Sunrise
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