13 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
1
Seward expects a large Republican rally tonight as Delegate Gilmore speaks. Gilmore has united local Republicans, drawing strong support in the Second division and shaping a favorable outlook for his congressional bid.
The judiciary committee of the House of Representatives halts the inquiry into United States District Judge C. H. L. Banton in Seattle Washington. The charges center on revocation of Leonard Olesen’s citizenship papers alleging socialist ties and oath fraud. The investigation’s outcome will shape national attention.
The Senator of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company cleared last evening as the first passenger boat to start the season. It sailed on time toward the pass with numerous passengers including Mrs Lars Gunder and several others listed, along with U S malt and assorted travelers.
A large crowd filled Eagle Hall for the Chechaco dance last eve. The music by the orchestra drew long hours of enjoyment, veterans and youngsters mingling on the floor as the crowd refused to break up. Vessels sailed from Solomon ports and the Electric Light Company announced a June move to Steadman and Front Streets in the Club Building. Alaska Mining & Power Co.
Washington reports the Senate and House will adjourn until after the convention. Roosevelt statements and Taft support reflect party factions as delegates and leadership positions are debated amid pressure from Roosevelt and Taft camps.
The U S Umatilla arrived from San Francisco with many who stayed ashore, Captain Reilly reports a smooth voyage aside from a brief delay in the Bering Sea. Passenger list includes numerous names such as August Adams and Paul Johnson. the Victoria steamship will depart Nome tonight, with mail to Seattle via the company office.
A local shop advertises pressing, repairing, and tailoring of all kinds on short notice with prompt, scientific execution and top quality workmanship. The notice emphasizes quick, skilled service and reliability.
An era classified line lists Nome Tailoring Co between Segerstrom Hagen and jewelry stores and the Miners Hotel offering rooms from $1.50 to $5 per week with steam heat and electric light. E L Holt is the manager and a prompt spring job printing service is advertised at the Nugget office before the boats arrive.
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