18 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
1
Special Nugget Service in Seattle reports the Portland, a treasure ship loaded with several millions in gold, arrived off the Northwest to cheers from thousands along the waterfront. Police and detectives guarded chests as unloading began and spectators rejoiced at the opening to reveal the wealth.
In Los Angeles on July 1, prominent progressives urged Senator Works of California to resign after a senate session addressed by him. They accused him of dishonorable conduct and sought his immediate departure, while Works stated he would remain in office and serve his country. The progressives planned further actions to pressure him. Dr Arnold returned to Nome from inspection to protect Wild Goose Mining and Trading Co. miners report water shortages and dredges abundant on the river.
Bishop Rowe will remain in Nome several days and on Sunday at 11:30 a.m. will preach and administer the Apostolic Rite of Confirmation at St. Marys Church. The public is cordially invited to the services. Fresh fruit at Royal Fruit Store.
A rumor in Nome claims the Guggenheims may unleash a barrel of money to aid James Wickerham’s bid for RT HRS delegate. The tale links the Guggenheims to Pht creek options and a sought revenue stream, with no confirmed foundation yet noted.
_Report from Sonora dated July 18 describes insurrectionist forces massing for a final push against government troops. If defeated, rebels plan to disperse, then conduct raids on towns and estates before retreatting into the mountains to continue operations._
Washington July 18 investigators head Stanley lead a stalled steel trust inquiry amid split opinions among committee members. The panel may defer adjournment as the Senate races to finish work before the end of August, with six items still blocked.
All members and those desirous to join the club are requested to meet at the club rooms Friday evening July 1% at 9 pm. There will be speaking music and refreshments. M. W. Griffith Vice-President.
A damaged manuscript describes a package said to contain six pounds of dynamite sent to the White House. The report details how the bomb was delivered to an assistant secretary and the attempted detonation, noting it could have killed President and aides. Authority and timeline reflect a sensational security scare of the era.
Warteaghs and TS Attorney Nas file a lengthy brief urging the Supreme Court to open construction of patent rights and to expedite trust case rulings, with Congress measures and early term queries noted. The Royal Fruit Store reports a shipment of strawberries aboard the S. S. Victoria.
July 18 the annual convention of the American Federation of Motors and Motor Cycles opens in Columbus with races for professional and amateur riders. A large purse and prizes are offered and the event features a motor car race as a highlight. Many entrants expect fast times as contenders push to set new records in a lively two wheeled program.
Washington July 18 reports show the United States set new records for both exports and imports in the fiscal year ending June 20. Exports rose steadily over a decade amid protection and global markets, while imports showed a marked gain as Americans consumed goods valued in the millions. Senators Reet and Burton advocate free use of the canal by foreign nations, urging settlement by Hague rather than U S Congress to invite world nations to use the waterway connecting the two oceans.
A garbled report discusses costs of electing Taft versus Roosevelt, noting house deliberations and postmaster testimony about campaign receipts. It references a 1908 context with figures and party positions, suggesting fees and obligations tied to supporting Taft as preferred by some.
Nome ad promotes Miners Hotel with rooms from 1.50 to 5 per week featuring steam heat and electric light. E L Holt manager notes retail and wholesale offerings. Also features Seward Commercial Co Bakery, Nome Tailoring Co services, fur cleaning, and clothing alterations. Between Segerstrom Hagen and Zehner jewelry stores.
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