08 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
1
Christmas sale notice notes 10 units of all Xmas goods shot by G. P. Goggin. Slight fragmentary listing indicates discount or inventory action tied to an individual seller. No date or location provided in readable text.
Herman Larsen a former St Louis shoe manufacturer who vanished about a decade ago resurfaced and revealed fortunes of over 200000. He left in 1900 after a firm failure and later built a cattle ranch now valued at about 200000. He plans to stay briefly before returning west.
Mary Baker Eddy laid to final rest as Boston services proceed with simple rites. Large crowd of followers attends with no disturbances. Will not yet read, estate believed to exceed two million dollars, with church founder memorialized by hundreds of attendees and floral tributes.
Chicago relents from extreme cold as conditions warm toward normal in a few days. Farmers report crop and orchard damage while city pipes burst from prolonged freezing. Officials anticipate moderating temperatures tomorrow with a return to milder air.
A large crowd attended the unveiling of the Baron Ste ven Washington statue today. President Tate, his cabinet, and several congressmen were present as the ceremony proceeded smoothly in perfect weather.
Washington reports that Interior Secretary Ballinger was exonerated yesterday by a special committee investigation. The panel found no evidence of malice or improper conduct by Ballinger or his assistants, and said they performed duties faithfully.
Taft nominated Murnane for U S district judge in Alaska Second Judicial Division. Four Alaska district nominees named including Ros Heute, Panthner and Walker. Senate referral to judiciary committee noted hearings planned with opposition expected to curb the slate.
John Dickinson Dees of Washington objects to Philippine independence in a letter to the editor. He argues the United States should retain island possession and gives several reasons why full freedom should not be granted.
Hooray reports celebrate the Roof Garden Job work at the Nugget with project milestones and local turnout. The piece highlights community pride and ongoing efforts to complete the venue upgrade.
A garbled report claims the Mexican government seeks Juan Sanches Arcana amid allegations of money misuses and a friend of Madero Azcana linked to thrift concerns. The excerpt mentions a program of toys for Christmas at Pilgem Church and a Saturday event titled Say, Remember, Now.
James V of the city shot and seriously injured Mrs Bartley after a dispute over marriage to her daughter. Ben Bartley accused of hindering the match and a violent confrontation followed. Whitley, courting Mrs Bartley, allegedly faced interference from her daughter leading to threats and a volatile scene. Authorities were alerted as the dispute escalated.
Report from Seattle covers the exoneration of Secretary Ried A. Ballinger and related reactions in the city. Officials note Ballinger’s exoneration amid ongoing investigations and public interest in the interior department affair.
In Washington the special service reports Major Richardsen of the war department urged approval of about 160,008 dollars for road construction within the Alaska district. He presented a detailed review of roads built so far and outlined projects planned for the coming year.
London December 6 government officials disclosed that the house of commons holds a majority with an increase of one hundred six members. The briefing emphasized the shift as a factual development in parliamentary strength.
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