Exhonorates the Strikers in Michigan Disturbances
Washington report from the committee investigating disturbances in the Michigan strike district asserts strike breakers were imported and guarded with pistols. It notes some strikers were wounded by armed guards but finds no evidence that the strikers harmed others. New Haven to comply with stock disposal order by the New York Mayen Hartford railroad. will proceed to shed holdings.
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Washington
Pope
Department of Commerce and Labor
Michigan
New Haven
New York
New Mayen
Hartford Railroad
War fears rise as reserves summoned amid unrest and strikes
Jagersfontain dispatch reports heavy fighting near mines with many laborers killed or wounded. Rail and transport bottlenecks hinder troop movement as government declares defense mobilization of sixty thousand to colors, with total force possibly reaching one hundred thousand.
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Jagersfontain
Aise
Carnival committee maps roles for upcoming event
A carnival committee meeting at Cochran yesterday set assignments across printing publicity booths and rural features. Subcommittees target barn equipment country fairs queens contest and parade plans with a final meeting slated for next week to finalize arrangements.
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Ward Estey
Booths
Arthur Cole
Carl Lumen
Stelder
Uwe
Gee Lertmer
Lawrence Kerr
Burroughs
Primary requirements for developing Alaska Washington
Alaska and federal tax collection issues dominate a Washington briefing. Congressman Houston cites Attorney General McReynolds on territorial authority and notes Alaska must seek other means to collect taxes. Seth Mann quotes President Wilson stressing two essential needs: building railroads and developing coal fields to unlock Alaska’s development.
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Washington
Man Houston
The
Territories Committee
Nas Uonal Congress
Alaska
Houston Wald
Attor
McReynolds
Seth Mann
Wilson
Terr
Mann
Tanana
Yukon
Pe Atle
Resume Debate on Alaska Bill
The Senate resumed debate on the Alaska bill led by Senator Chamberlin who aims to push it swiftly with support from influential administrators. The bill, to be taken up in the House this afternoon, proposes funding of one hundred thousand dollars to the Department of Agriculture for intradark projects into the territory.
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Rand
Washington
Senate
Chamberlin
Vongtze
Kan Ratte
House of Representatives
Department of Agriculture
Defeated Mexican Federals Surrender to U S Troops
A detailed account describes Mexican federal forces surrendering to U S cavalry near Ceiba Mastt, with assurances for safe passage and entry into the United States. It notes command by Major McNamee, shifting rebel plans, and the broader impact on the campaign as constitutionalist forces gain momentum. The story reflects war weariness, civilian concerns, and lingering tensions as the Weekly Nugget reports the event.
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Cniins
Ceiba
McNamee
States Cavalry
United States
Pateal
Jess
Unie
Phe
Rebel troops kill federal cavalryman in Mexican border clash
Reported near Ojinaga a skirmish along the international line left several fleeing federal soldiers dead or wounded. Mexican constitutionalists reportedly captured unarmed American troops of the Tenth Cavalry, while a wounded private and a trumpeter remained behind. Captain Tompkins demanded safe return of captives, with potential executions feared for some federal officers amid negotiations.
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FL Paso
Ojinaga
Dorder
Stet
Ms Way
Consis
United States
Fed
Tenth Cavalry
Tompkins
United States Cavalry
Peles
Merten Seddiers
Coronel
Saul
Teal
Yuan dissolves Chinese parliament to rule by decree
President Yuan Shi kai dissolves the Chinese parliament by proclamation after clashes with the liberal branch, signaling near-dictatorial control of the republic. The article urges subscription to the Nugget newspaper for global news.
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Peking
Jan Hh
Yuan Shi
Yuan
Thaw Not Insane and Resigns Move at Court
The report states Thaw was found not insane and not responsible for actions at the sane hospital. The piece notes his confinement and the mental assessment outcome. Jacob y resigns as marshal and Attorney General accepts the resignation, naming John Mo Boyle to succeed.
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Apelin
Vie Herder
United States
Ain
Yofren
Jacoby
Dan
Genynokds
Marshal Daeeby
John Mo Boyle
New Prices for Surveying Under General's Office
New rates set for mineral claim surveying effective January 1, 1914. Fees cover single placer or lode locations, consolidations, millsites, and 40 or 160 acre claims with per location charges. Rates include $25 for a single lode consolidation and $50 for a 160 acre placer single location, plus various per location fees for multiple locations.
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Surgeneral
Survey of Mineral Claims
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Kuskokwim
Redfield
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Fred M Cham Verlain
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Wastington
Wile Wey
Witefedner
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Polets Stores
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