Bears Bear Camp Inspection by Shields and Neuman
Walter Shields of the Seward Peninsula bureau of education and Dr Neuman, a government physician and bacteriologist, depart on the revenue cutter Bear for a week long survey of St Lawrence, King and Diomede islands and Cape Prince of Wales. They will assess Eskimo health, inspect natives, and report on treatment needs before Nome trade resumes. A six thousand coal sack request is noted alongside the departure details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shletts
Bureau of Education
Seward Peninsula
Neuman
Bear
Cape Prince of Wales
Dro Neyman
Shields
St. Lawrence
King and
Diomedes
Nome
Ernst Brothers Start Dredge Installation in East City
The Ernst Brothers of the Alaska Printing Company are installing a Union Construction dredge near the Consumers Milk ranch in the east end of the city. They aim for operation by August first with a crew of fifteen and the hull already completed. The Ernst Alaska Dredging Company presid ed by A B Ernst of Seattle includes Phil Ernst and Joe Ernst among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Brothers
Alaska Printing Company
Consumers Milk
Union Construction Company
Thie Y
Alaska
Consumers Milk Company
Ernst Alaska Dredging Company
A. B. Ernst
Seattle
Phil Ernst
Joe Ernst
Alemdar
Chilberg and Packwood
Penny Barker Elected President of Women’s Federated Clubs
Convention of Woman's Federated Clubs of the United States closes with Mrs Penny Barker of Austin Texas elected president The body endorses suffrage and backs reforms to be carried out through women's clubs nationwide The Nugget offers job printing services in San Francisco remarks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugget Special Service
San Francisco
Convention of
Woman's Federated Clubs of the
United States
Penny Barker
Austin
Texas
Federations of Women's Clubs
Woman's Clubs
Runaway car kills motorman and injures six
A runaway car dashed down a hill and jumped the track near the grade foot killing motorman Shirot and injuring six passengers. The motorman sacrificed himself to save the passengers in a heroic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Shirot
Sen
Special Nugget News From Seattle on Alaska Missions
Telegraphic news notes a Congregational Church installation for Cape Prince of Wales, the Maryland cruiser voyage to Alaska for station and coal-field inspections, Wilson's August notification to the Democrats, new air ships between Chicago and Milwaukee, a drowning at Lake Washington, and a severe earthquake noted at the University of Washington, with local ad for Royal Fruit Store.
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Congressional Church
Wales
Seattle
St. Helens
Plete Congregational Church
Cape Prince of Wa
Exkimos
Thompson
Maryland
Alaska
Prince Willama Sound
Resurrection
Navy Department
Congress
Wilson
Chicago
Milwaukee
Knust
Lake Washington
Nance
University of Washington
U S Athletes Make Good Showing at Olympic Games
United States track and field stars generate strong results as sunny Stockholm opens the Olympic program. Americans win early heats and claim notable marks with several sprinting and throwing events producing cheers from the crowd of about thirty thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sty S
Tarnre
Gompers Backs Democratic Platform in Labor Rally
Samuel Gompers declares preference for the Democratic platform over others, saying it best serves working men. He criticizes competing party planks while urging labor to support Democrats in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dem
Baltimore
Presidential Primaries Bill Moves Through House
A bill proposing presidential primaries gains action in the House as supporters tout quicker nation wide candidate testing. If enacted it would require states to participate in a unified primary process with joint consent of lawmakers and governor.
Organized revolution ends in Mexico as rebels are driven
Reports from El Paso state the organized revolution has collapsed with government forces driving insurrectos from the field. Desertion and dwindling loyalty left the rebel army unable to sustain resistance. Government operations will continue to wipe out remaining insurgent elements. In New York a Progressive Convention is set for August 5 with delegates limited, signaling a shift in party leadership.
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EL. Paso
Cramen
Gov Yave
Ores
Exico
New York
Dixon
Roosevelt
Taft to Receive Formal Nomination August 1
Beverly Massachusetts reports that on July afternoon the Republican national committee will officially notify President Taft of his nomination as the regular candidate. Taft left for Washington and promised an outline for his campaign by August 1 when the national committee waits to notify him of the nomination.
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Beverly
Mass
Replican National Committee
Taft
Washington
National
Woman Aviator and Passenger Killed in Dorchester Flight
Harriet Cuithy of New York and her unnamed passenger died when their aircraft plunged into Dorchester Bay during a flight near Cereles 4 Wa ter. The machine failed at a high altitude, both occupants were killed, bodies recovered at the water’s edge.
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Theriot
Quilby
Hense
Dorchester
Harriet ¢Uithy
New York
Cereles 4
Willard
Ute
Navy Appropriation Bill Passes House With Battleship Provisions
The house approved a navy appropriations bill on Saturday authorizing contracts for two dreadnought battleships at a total of 133 million dollars. The measure keeps two battleships in the proposed program despite opposition from the upper chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Sly & the Nave
Massy Named Nevada Senator After Nixon Death
Gov Od appoints Justice Massy to fill vacancy in Nevada senate seat. Massy, a known Republican, earns broad support for his ability to represent the state and align with regular party order. The move follows Senator Nixon's death, replacing him in Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
T. J. Od
W. Masslie
Nixon
Justice Massy
Committee Waits Upon Wilson in Political Turmoil
Fragmented OCR notes show a meeting with Governor Wilson on a Saturday. Mentions tariff and trusts concerns, Democratic voters, and political tension around reform and business interests. Names and places are jumbled, but the gist concerns a response to policy issues and party dynamics.
Senator 10 Sail Via St Michael
The steamship Semiter of the Pa ie Coast Steamship Company will sail from Nome tomorrow afternoon and return in the evening. The Susie is due at St Michael with 190 passengers for the outbound leg assisting the Senator toward Seattle. The De Nene has completed disembarking and Carey will handle passengers. Nome Tailoring Co offers cleaning pressing and fur renewal services. Prosser's advertises eggs and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Ie Coast Steamaship Company
Will
Tomorow
Michael Hering
Susie
St Michael
Seattle
T. de Nene
Carey
Tf Passehers
NOME TAILORING CO Between Segerstrom and Zehner’s
Segerstrom and Hagen negotiate with Zehner’s jewelry store over a business matter involving Nome Tailoring Co. in a local commercial dispute. The report notes negotiations and parties present without detailing outcomes or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segerstrom & Hagen and
Zehner’s Jewelry Stores
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Penny Parker
Women’s Club
Telegraphic News
Seagrit
National Democratic Committee
Woodrowe
Mil
Royal Fruit Store
Polet
Uptown
Firet Avenue
Nome Fire Dept
U. S
Phan
oMmerean
STORM
Statnhe Winery
Matt Medrath
Gompers
Mexico
Taft Anguust
Massy
Nevada
Etel
Wilton
Fe Corel
Wilott
Senator
ST. Michael
Seward County
Prosser’s
Nome Tailoring Co
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