06 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1912
Page
1
Boston dispatch reports Rev Richeson, a jailed minister, confessed to murdering his former sweetheart Avia Linell after an engagement and inheritance motive. He details meeting, murder method, and claims sole guilt, prompting calls for immediate execution.
Dispatches from China say British and German operators will keep the railway open to Mukden despite rebels and fighting. The line, built with their capital, will remain in operation under their contracts, as they insist the winner recognize their rights and continue service. A leap year dance was held Saturday by the Bagí, inviting the public and offering prizes.
Special Nugget Service reports Washington telegraphs John Whil son noting the Alaska relief committee will meet in January to discuss navigation aids and signal stations along the Alaska coast. The goal is to reduce wrecks and improve sea safety in northern waters. The Nugget Office promotes the City Bath House as a warm bath facility.
Senator La Follette arrived to speak at a political gathering but collapsed due to illness. Reports say he was suffering from a ptomaine attack in Peoria two days earlier and now cannot address scheduled meetings. The illness dampens his bid as Taft’s popularity rises amid a progressive wave. The A B s plan Friday dance for members and friends.
Telegraphic briefs report Imperial troops killed in action as armistice talks falter near Han Kew, followed by two frost deaths in St Louis amid severe cold across the Midwest. Other items note Champ Clark pneumonia scare, Taft to name surgeon general, engine explosion in Los Angeles, Boston longshore strike, ex government official indictments, and Juneau bankers indicted.
Imperial forces request data regarding alleged movements within republics and potential resistance to the empire. Officials note ongoing chatter about Ho pve vine and possible plans to expose or obstruct imperial control. The issue is discussed as authorities prepare a response and verify sources.
Chicago dispatch reports rampant talk that Senator La Follette may quit his bid after progressive denial. The Nugget letters claim withdrawal rumors, while others say he remains in the race, denying any pact with Teddy Roosevelt.
Jan 6 dispatch describes Republican forces pressing north toward the northern capital Pelee. Civilians report river crossings and clashes as Canton troops retreat, with word of renewed battles near the front. A citywide dance is announced as social events resume.
Washington January 6 President Taft and cabinet members paid their last respects to Admiral Evans as funeral services were held The Kaiser sent Commander Retzmann with a bouquet as a tribute The procession from the admiral’s home to Arlington was impressive with officials from both houses present The late officer served through two wars and was praised as a great patriot for his country Artemus Ford ad offers refreshments for events and a power of attorney service at Nugget Office
H M Deering, son of Palmer M Deering, arrested in Battle Creek for embezzlement and forgery involving Albin National Bank. He admitted stealing about 164000 dollars. Bank doors closed pending government inspection. In Paris Lina Cavallier, famed singer, granted divorce after sensational court battle.
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