08 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1912
Page
1
Delegates and lawmakers discuss Alaska needs with a proposed bill to buy and equip a Norwegan steamer for a Nome to Alaska cargo and mail route. Senator La Follette urges congressional action to create a public board for Alaska similar to the Panama Canal Zone governance model.
Reports state Burns, linked to a grand jury inquiry and the McNamara case tied to the Los Angeles Times bombing, was rearrested in Indianapolis after a surety withdrawal. The case faces filing or dismissal as authorities proceed. Also noted is a Friday dance by the A. B.s on January 12 for members and friends.
Major Richardson of the Alaska road commission presents an annual report detailing work completed in the year and petitions for road construction funded by Congress. The document notes numerous routes requested for development to aid northern exploitation, with many projects deferred to future seasons and a call for liberal appropriations to advance interior roads and trails.
A Shanghai report states the republic government under President Sen and his cabinet is directing state affairs and gaining recognition as the real power in China. Manchus in exile are losing influence, with foreign legations watching closely. The new government is portrayed as allied with a secret Masonic order.
A notice for an 8 dance Friday evening featuring the A. B.'s performing. The short item outlines a social dance opportunity with likely community attendance and music.
A fragmented entry describes talks about New Mexico and statehood terms. It mentions President and a proclamation, with references to a meeting and possible entry as a state, but the text is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
A severe cold wave sweeping across the United States has caused six deaths in New York State. The extreme weather worsens suffering among the poor lacking proper clothing and food as temperatures plummet. Father Emil Karten, chancellor of the Seattle diocese, died yesterday afternoon after a brief illness and was a prominent figure in church work and local reform efforts.
Mrs. James A. Gibson will give private dancing lessons at 16 Second Avenue West. Open to adults and children, lessons are held Monday evenings at 8 o'clock, fourth house west of the Telephone office. Also note Nugget Mining and Dredging Edition wrappped ready for mailing.
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