30 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
1
Secretary Fisher confirms a commission will be named to study Alaska coal mine extraction and plan a government railroad from tidewater to the Yukon. The group will include engineers from the army navy and geological survey with routes and funding to be announced.
In New York on August 29 Roosevelt electors reported they would run independently of Taft on an independent ticket after lengthy discussions and proof that an independent Roosevelt bid could appeal to voters. The movement follows Roosevelt’s rising popularity and the belief he could sweep November despite opposition from Senator Penrose.
Wilson says trusts and immigration will be the principal topics during his stateside tour. He favors conservative trust legislation to regulate mergers and warns against drastic actions that could crush industry. He criticizes liberal open immigration policies and claims the U S has absorbed undesirable foreign elements and criminals.
The body of A. J. Daly from St. Michael is due this evening aboard the Senator for interment in Nome per his wife’s request. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at the Catholic church at IL Pelock. The Steamer Alaska sails for Teller Tin City Wates Deering Kee walik and Kotzebue on September 1 carrying freight and passengers. Inquire at U S Mercantile Co.
Every evening at the Eagle there is music along with the best brand of liquors and cigars in the market. The venue promises lively entertainment and a wide selection for patrons seeking a complete night out.
Salt Lake City August 30 The Trans Mississippi Congress in session has drawn up a proposal for a five million dollar sum as a start toward funding the proposed project of the organization. The proposal now before the commercial body will be presented to congress this winter for consideration.
Governor Woodrow Wilson opened his presidential bid in Williamsgrove at a state grange fair addressing large crowds. He urged residents to ponder if the nation should follow Jeffersonian principles or be guided by Hamiltonian and Democratic policies, challenging Republicans and Democrats alike.
New York Aug 20 The Chinese association reports Pu Yi the young dethroned emperor has had his pig tail cut to conform with the new republic’s customs. Officials mandated the docking as a condition for his livelihood and acceptance into the republic despite the empress dowager’s protest.
Three balloons started yesterday afternoon to set a world record in long distance flying or sailing without landing. The event is under the Aero Club of the United States. Steamer Alaska sails for Solomon Bluff Chinik and St Michael August 29 carrying freight and passengers. Plums for canning offered at two dollars per crate from Royal Fruit Store.
England endures widespread flooding as seven days of steady rain raises rivers and overwhelms banks. Thousands displaced across towns and counties with extensive property damages and transportation disruptions reported nationwide. Government relief shipments are mobilized to support affected areas.
Paris Aug 1 reports the Pope plans to elevate a new American cardinal, with residence in Rome, as part of a Vatican reshuffle. The move follows anticipated duties for the Church’s future leadership and signals continued ties between Rome and American Catholic communities.
Washington reports the administration will not submit the Panama Bill 10 Hague amid pressure from English press and allied nations. Officials indicate further measures may be prepared for submission to the Hague council if conditions align with allied interests.
A damaged report from Santa Barbara details the oil tank Rosecrans owned by the Associated Oil Company being destroyed by fire after crew from the vessel went ashore. The tanker had been drafted into service during the Spanish War and recently returned from a trip to the Bering Sea. The piece mentions Wieder charter and Wannamaker as connected names in the operation.
Oyster Bay August 30 Roosevelt stated for publication yesterday that other senators did not act promptly to expel Senator Penrose. He said the Pennsylvanian should be expelled and not allowed to hold a position in the lawmaking body.
The steamer Alaska will sail for St Michael on August 30 carrying freight passengers and the United States mail. Rates and particulars available at U S Mercantile Co.
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