30 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
1
London reports Turks mutinied along the Dardanelles as the sultan's forces clash with supporters of the late zim Pasha. The army appears reorganized near Constantinople and is said to have the situation largely in hand despite censored dispatches and European alarm.
Special agent of the Interior Department holds Glavis’s Alaska land claims as fraudulent, reversing prior stance. Glavis says the order comes from rivals whose Alaska cancellations he once opposed. He contends a suit against newspapers is pending while he seeks renewed public attention. Apples priced at 2.50 per box at Lehmann's.
Edward Olson filed suit against Sara Olson his wife charging she has another husband living and that she treated him cruelly. They were married last April in Seattle and G J Lomen represents the plaintiff.
Portland reports a planned alliance of the HIM roads and the Gould roads to secure entry into San Francisco and a Puget Sound city. The aim is to deny entry to two terminals by using a single terminal in each basin, a move said to ease terminal acquisition given the perceived insurmountable challenge of securing two.
From El Paso on January 30 a force of about fifteen hundred rebel troops surrounds the city of Juarez. An engagement is expected as arms reopen after a recent armistice. Rebels move from the north and converge to attack Juarez, narrowing chances for peace.
More than 200 dogs were executed by city authorities last summer. Many were killed for lack of paid licenses or due to viciousness or disease. Only about 120 dogs have licenses now. The ordinance set an 8 license on dogs to keep them tied up during school holidays.
Mayor W. A. Gilmore reports activity in Council City as residents move wood and prepare for summer. Fred Ayer and the Nome pair visited. Arctic Brotherhood held a smoker banquet and a Monday dance at their hall. Also notes a Feb 1 Eagle Hall event and a rummage sale recruiting five salespeople for M. D. Samuels store.
In Dawson a fatal outburst at a Black Hill's roadhouse left William Smith his wife and Michael Kelly dead after a jealousy sparked gun battle. Smith confronted Kelly over presumed infidelity then returned armed. all three victims died as shots were exchanged before the men perished.
Springfield January 30 The deadlock in the Illinois legislature appears to produce a Republican long term senator William McKinley a staunch party member was elected by a bipartisan bloc of 36 Democrats and 45 Republicans The result favors a Republican senator election with the body nearly split along party lines Dog salmon 8 per pound advertised at Bessie Store
Washington report notes the new senate will likely have a two vote Democratic edge. A possible increase is seen from selections in New Hampshire West Virginia and Illinois with Illinois still uncertain though leaning Republican. Other states show more favorable prospects for Democrats.
President Taft criticizes a bill favoring Philippine independence in a farewell address before the Ohio Society. He warns that granting independence would abandon the islands from U S protection and reflects on his understanding of Filipino conditions. The article notes related commercial reference to a harness shop.
Rioting suffragettes clash outside the Houses of Parliament with mounted police and bobbies repelling rushes. Thirty leaders from yesterday are jailed for two weeks each, while ministers fear further extreme actions.
The house committee endorsed a five year closing of seal fishing around the Pribilof Islands to save the seals from extinction. Supporters say the move is necessary though some view it as unnecessary. the recommendation likely settles the matter.
The new Seattle curfew law took effect last night with city lights blinking to signal youths to disperse. Local authorities say the blinking system should clear streets of minors after curfew, following recent events that supported the measure.
Washington Congressman Humphrey introduced a bill that would levy duties on American goods shipped back from foreign ports. The proposal aims to tax imports reentered after outbound travel, reflecting a protectionist stance from the capital.
A party of unmar ried folks hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taggart hosted a pleasant evening with guests including Ralph, Harry and Carl Lomen, Earl Hunt, Arthur Cole, George Dugar, Al Fletcher, Louis Weith, and several ladies. A separate note reports the dismissal of the assault case against Charles McKay in municipal court, despite ten witnesses for the defense and three or four for the plaintiff, with the incident said to have occurred in a saloon. Gounod's Ave Maria will be sung by Miss Elsie Ravel next Saturday evening, followed by Mr. Sundberg performing violin obliga.
An ad highlights a local Nome store boasting the cleanest and best stock of groceries. The message invites customers to try the shop, naming a proprietor or联系.
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