Progressives in Ohio reject La Follette and Taft clash
In Columbus on January 2 the insurgent progressives formed a state group to oppose Taft and back a non endorsement of La Follette. A vote of 52 to 82 defeated La Follette, while the party resolved to support Taft and denounce his administration. The move highlights rifts within Ohio Republicans and rival rosters of Roosevelt’s aligned faction.
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Columbus
William Howard Taft
Jamon Garfield
Roosevelt
Ton
Progressive Republicans
Robert M LaFollette
LaFollette
Robert Labollette
Wiliam Howard Taft
la Follette
Bob
Tim
Lighthouse assistant drowned near Patos Island
Blaine Washington January 2 Assistant Clark, lighthouse keeper on Patos Island, was drowned while returning from the island in a small boat. The empty boat was found bottom up ashore as a heavy fog limited visibility. A strict search is under way for the body in waters around the island and nearby beach.
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Blaine
Clark
Patos Island
Notice to Public About Aksala Carnival Bills
All persons having bills against the Aksala carnival are requested to present the same at once to W. Targart at the Cold Storage Market. By order Finance Committee. For good well seasoned hickory for sleds, call Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
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Aksala
W. Targart
Prosser’s Harness Shop
Black 5
opD FELLOWS TO GIVE BANQUET
Name Lodge No 5 members voted to host a banquet next Monday evening after officers are installed. The event will honor members with their wives and daughters. no guests beyond those invitations due to space limits.
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Name Lodge No 5
Roosevelt to Comment on Treaties in Outlook Week
New York January 2 Teddy Roosevelt says he will editorially comment on the treaties before the United States Senate in this week’s Outlook. He believes Taft’s handling rebuked him and condemns the arbitration pact as exposing the nation to derision.
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New York
Teddy Roovelt
Taft
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Senate
Porter J Coston Seeks Receivership Role
Seattle dispatch notes Porter J Coston seeking the receivership post after resignation of the Land Alaska receiver. Coston and allies argue he has qualifications from prior service, while political factions remain divided and unclear about the appointment.
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Nugget Sevice
Seattle
Porter J. Cowan
Alaska
Coston
Sven P
Conton
Ton Department
Funenu
Tim Nee Molten
Manigle Heads to Indianapolis for Grand Jury Testimony
Carrom dynamiter known as Manigle leaves Adles for Indianapolis where he will testify before the federal grand jury. Sheriff and Burne agency will ensure protection as the case against the McNamara brothers advances on a signed confession.
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Adles
Atate
McNamoara Brothers
Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
Burne
Los Angeles
Federal Gram Jury
Indianapoli
Diretrict Attoney
Fredericks
McManighe
McNamara Brothers
Bos
Hhs
China to Be Divided into Eighteen Sections
Fragmented text discusses a plan to divide China into eighteen sections. It mentions committees and delegates, with references to regions including Amghere and Tibet, and a proposed federal or partitioned arrangement. The garbled content references authorities, boundaries, and possible aims of governance reorganization.
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China
Governor Clark lauds Alaska Bureau in thanks letter
Special Nugget Service reports Governor Clark thanking the Alaska Bureau for its aid to the territory and people. The missive praises the organization for support and expresses gratitude on behalf of Alaskans toward the bureau and associated committees.
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Seattle
Weietie
Clark
Alerhar Wueresine
Challiberte Organization
Hellewr
Alaska Bureau
Alaska
Congress
Washington
Thern
East
Willian M Lunker
George T Marve
Robert Roos
Paul T Carroll
Beatie Chamber of Commerce
Bre
J. E. Chilberg
Johan Wilson
New Year Party for Children in Nome Alaska
Mesdames Murane and Gibson hosted a New Year party in Kegoayah Hall Nome for local children. Adults reported dancing and merriment from 7 pm to midnight with ice cream and cake, though a few slices went missing.
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NEW Year Party For Children
Alaska
Congress
Kegoayah Kozka
Steadman
Mesdames Murane
T. M Gibson
Nome
Taft White House reception attracts many visitors
On New Year’s Day President Taft and Mrs Taft hosted their third White House reception drawing thousands of visitors. Foreign legation members were early guests, greeting the nation’s leaders and extending season’s greetings to the executive couple.
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Washington
Portland Man Swept Overboard at Sea
A Portland man, Robert Stevens, was swept overboard and drowned during a night voyage from Portland to San Francisco aboard the steamship Roanoke. The wireless report says seas swept parts of the vessel, and lifebelts were unavailable. Rescue boats could not launch in the darkness. timing and further details to follow.
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Francisco
Roanoke
Portland
Robert Stevens
Orewis
Tepes
San Peanetses
Card of Thanks From the Ice Cream Booth Ladies
The ladies of the ice cream booth thank all who donated and helped make their booth a success. Start the month right by subscribing for the Daily Nugget at 2 dollars per month, six months for 10 dollars, or one year for 20 dollars.
Banquet Planned After Pioneer Installation Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening the Pit of Alaska will install newly elected officers and host a banquet for members. Frank Aldrich will head the Institution for the ensuing year with Chas Thornton as secretary.
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Pit of
Alaska
Frank Aldrich
Chas. Thornton
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