12 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
1
City faces rising taxes as deficit hits about 6000 dollars and potential $13,000 school needs. Officials warn of staff cuts and spending curbs while seeking state or private aid to cover shortages and fund Snake River harbor prospects.
Albany reports the New York legislature begins impeachment proceedings against Governor William Sulzer for alleged high crimes and corrupt conduct. A committee report cites diverted campaign funds and calls for his removal, signaling a potential political downfall amidst Tammany influence. Separately, Alaska island leases emerge offering five year fox farming leases at a minimum $200.
Victoria notes Dr. E M Shaw, owner of Shaw's pharmacy in Seattle, died yesterday in an automobile accident near this city. The exact cause is not known but an obstruction may have caused the car to swerve, leading to his immediate death.
A farewell social at the Congregational church celebrated Dr and Mrs Parsons thirty third wedding anniversary with music readings and a generous gift presentation. Attendees praised contributors and speeches reflected fond regard for their residence and service. A lunch of ice cream cake and coffee followed served by the Ladies Aid Society.
Washington August 12 Democratic leaders in the Senate express concern over delays in enacting the tariff bill into law. Some accuse hidden maneuvers delaying passage while urging faster progress and intensified committee-backed effort from here on.
Nome Alaska weather summary reports cloudy conditions with a max temperature of 62 and a min of 48 degrees in August 1918. Barometer 29.92 inches as winds move west to 12 mph. Precipitation amounts to 30 inches of water.
Special Nugget Service reports in Mexico City that Mexican Foreign Minister Federico Gamboa expressed belief that the dispute with the United States would be resolved soon. American envoy John Lind and chargé d affaires O Shaughnessy discuss the situation, with hopes Huerta may meet Lind to advance cordial relations. President Wilson’s administration awaits a move toward deescalation as stoked optimism spreads.
In Sofia on August 12 King Ferdinand thanked Bulgarian troops for devotion in the recent Balkan wars against Greece Servia and Roumania. He denounced these powers as treacherous allies and credited Bulgaria with the victory, while veterans recalled bloody battles and called for renewed action amid border tensions and cautious safeguards.
Judge Alfred J. Murphy arrives as a government mediator to end the long running strike at Calumet. The move follows White House cabinet support to prevent escalation into armed conflict as miners face an uncertain stalemate. Murphy, respected for sympathy with workers, seeks to broker a settlement and avoid bloodshed.
Milan August 12 A general national strike has been proclaimed in Italy with hopes of mirroring Belgium where a broad walkout brought government changes. Labor groups pledge support and expect widespread shutdowns across most industries, despite belief the country is too large for full effect. Workers remain confident of victory.
The city starts assessing property on September first as the assessor prepares the work. The upcoming council meeting may discuss funding to cover expenses for the next nine months.
W J Somerville sues for 5000 dollars alleging wrongful withholding on two quartz claims Bear Bluff known as Ben Gull claim No. 1 and Ben Gull claim No. 2 near Bluff W J Somerville names defendants Ashby Henry Meegan Charten Meegan George H Thomas A B Tanner and A F Lange in the suit citing conversion of the claims and damages.
A Telegraph dispatch from Pekin reports a Manchu coup installing Go Pein as emperor of Ching. His followers are large and the coup was carried out with apparent success. He intends to reach Nanking to establish rule and organize a new empire. The outcome and prospects remain unclear.
Corwin will take away several prominent figures this evening as a clock at Northern Point marks departure. Passengers listed include Jods McGinnia RM Tarden 1 F Deline Dr 16 N T Nicholas and wife Mrs C J Hawk Mrs Tom Renatts L S and wife Murphy Al Winkler E J Mathews Mrs A Johnson Minn Lancaster.
The Cidduck dredge operated by Hirschberg on Burnet Creek, Grantivy Tarber, shows smooth operation and satisfactory performance in the Hondymin project. An arrangement for breaking ely is planned and the Steamer Corwin will sail for Taller York Wales Deering Keewatik and Blossom on Aug 12 for details contact Corwin offices.
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