Wickersham to Represent Progressive Alaskans
Delegate James Wickersham of Alaska heads to Chicago to attend the progressive convention and represent Alaska in the birth of the new party. He expects strong support for Roosevelt, with a landslide in Alaska and widespread backing across the territory. He will be away from Washington until after the convention.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Otal
Teddy Buttons
Illinois
Teddy
Medill McCormick
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
National Committee
Cooliel
McCormick
Chas Deneen
Progressive Party
Mr. Taft
Rosevelt
New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
William H. Hotchkiss
Upstate
Kings Country
Washington
James Wickersham
Iron the
Alaska
Unis
Wickersham
Roosey
Another Suspect Arrested in Rosenthal Murder
In New York yesterday detectives arrested Whit vewls as implicated in the murder of Boss Gambler Rosenthal. Indictments were returned against several men implicated directly or indirectly. The case exposes graft in the police department and Tamany is shown up in a criminal night.
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New York
Rosenthal Ho Xhet
Mhen
Sewek
Tammany
Cammorrists Trial Cost Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars
The Cammorrists murder trial in Viterbo Italy ended with nine convictions. The lengthy case drained both government and defendants, costing about eight hundred thousand dollars overall. The trial consumed months with substantial spending by both sides. The phrase The Thief linked to Paris London and New York hype.
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Viterbo
Italy
El Paso to Be Relieved of Stranded Americans
A Senate action approved a Hatley resolution with a $100,000 appropriation to relocate American refugees stranded in El Paso near the Mexican border. Senator Weldon urged government aid to transport and shelter thousands of refugees, arguing the federal government must care for citizens escaping conflict. The Daily Nugget notes the proposal passed by a large majority and urges nationwide support for relocation efforts.
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EL Paso
Washington
Senate
Horning
Hatley
United States
Cour
Mexico
el Base
EL Page
Democrats Split in the Lower House Over Battleship Appropriation
In Washington the Democratic party fractures over the battleship funding. Champ Clark opposes the growing strength of Ulse, while Sulzer from New York pushes for at least one battleship program. The split widens between regulars and insurgents ahead of next Tuesday’s vote.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Ulse
Doelsber
Sulzer
New York
Dominion Militia Head Forecast England German War in Six Months
Victoria story recalls Colonel Samuel Hughes predicting a conflict between England and Germany within six months. He warned Canadians to strengthen militia and be ready to heed a call from Britain to defend the empire. The remarks were made during his Dominion of Canada and Its Militia address to a large audience.
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Victoria
S Huges
England
Germany
Samuel Hughes
Dominion
Canada
Militht
Britain
Vedee
Wilson Will Not Resign Governor As Campaign Looms
Seagirt New Jersey August 3 Governor Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic presidential candidate, announced he will not resign as governor to campaign in the West. Atlanta Georgia August Mrs Grace was acquitted this morning after a sensational trial lasting several days with a quick jury verdict.
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Seagrit
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
West
Atlanta, Ga
Grace
Bourne to Seek Re election in Oregon Senate Race
Portland Aug 2 Despite a primary defeat Bourne Jr changes mind and runs as a progressive for the Oregon seat challenging the regular Republican nominee. He aims to secure the endorsement of the people after previously saying he would not run under any conditions.
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Portland
Ator
Oregon
Han Bourne
Regi
People
Bourne
Stolen Jewels Reported in Cow Stomach Mystery
A murky report describes stolen jewels linked to a cow stomach and a suspect chase through a market area. Police investigate a possible connection to a butcher ward and Staten property, with the mystery centering on recovered artifacts and a potential suspect.
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Tetoetioed
Police Wien
Aiesias Viton
Staten
Debate over Opening Alaska to Exploitation
An old editorial fragment argues Alaska should be opened immediately. It cites former Senator from Utah and criticizes Roosevelt era policy, claiming northern territories were blocked by Roosevelt supporters. Mentions Teddy Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot as delaying Alaska’s development.
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Senaaris
Utah
Skans
Northern Territory
Kearns
Alaska
Roosevelt
Teddy
Gifford
Senator Leaves St. Michael This Evening
Senator leaves St. Michael this evening forenoon summary notes a candidate not expected and a failed river steamer contact. Bakery ad promotes best bread and pastries and a coffee house in town. Local tailoring and cleaning services offer alterations and fur renewals with modern methods and prompt service.
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Hermann
North Pole
Nome Tailoring Co
NOME TAILORING CO. STOREFRONT BETWEEN SEGERSCROM & ZEHNERS
Between Segerstrom and Hagen and Zehner's jewelry stores, NOME TAILORING CO. occupies a downtown retail slot. The listing notes proximity to rival shops and hints at a shared shopping district appeal.
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Segerstrom & Hagen and
Zehner’s Jewelry Stores
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Progressive
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Nome Fire Dept
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London
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