24 May 1911
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
1
In Juarez on May 24 Gen. Madero addressed his assembled soldiers before departing for home. He praised their just cause and achievements in deposing the tyrant, urged citizens to resume normal labor, and his officers were moved as troops saluted with tears.
Annie Besant, noted radical, declares Jesus Christ will return to earth in the near future and says she is preparing to receive him. The item reflects a London society column style with cafe promotions appended.
The Los Angeles chamber endorses opening southeastern Alaska mineral fields, urging action amid talks by Cordova and Northern district chambers. Speakers cite Alaska coal needs and energy supply, with telegrams read from Cordova officials and unanimous support for the Cordova Chamber stance. Details on the dynamite plot target remain unclear as authorities hold suspects in jail.
Nugget Special Service reports a second attempt to dynamite the home of Walter Griffin principal of Booker T. Washington school. Authorities found a large amount of explosive in the basement of the educator's residence and a long fuse.
Ottawa reports that the house will adjourn on July 18 and the senate on August 9. Reciprocity meetings are planned during the recess.
A local house of worship confrontation unfolds as a young man elopes with his tutoress Mrs Cade amid protests from his parents and the governor. The marriage plan triggers a public dispute over consent and family authority, with the groom eventually agreeing to remain with his relatives and wives.
In Los Angeles on May 21 Hert Connors of Manset Park was arrested by police amid allegations of involvement in a conspiracy to blow up City Hall. He is described as tall and well known to police, with a history of crime in New York. He will face thorough examination and possible third degree interrogation as authorities pursue the case.
Washington May 4 Democratic leaders notify the Senate that if a vote is taken on reciprocity and the revised tariff measure they will agree to a recess from July to early August. The message signals political maneuvering ahead of key policy decisions.
Peace commissioners in Juarez close in conference over issuing a manifesto formally declaring peace. They have been in deliberation for hours and are not expected to finish until late evening.
A prominent hearing referenced by the Interior Department discusses questionable claims tied to action by the Secretary of the Interior. The document notes delays and potential interventions affecting the processing of these claims and related procedures within a short deadline.
Special Nugnet Service reports two additional wireless stations to be erected in the summer. Warhinittoin and Withee Statlats will be completed near St Maule beled, with testing planned as soon as stations are finished. Official signals have been sent to Nome to test the new wireless connections.
Ob May 1 reports only a quarter of Panama canal work left to complete. Up to date seven years of effort have been finished.
The grand jury in Seattle returns indictments against Col Alden Blethen and Cherence Blethen, publishers of the South Daily and Sunday Times, accusing them of crimes connected to the paper. The Blethens, well known in newspaper circles, face charges tied to their editorial and business conduct amid a tense local press environment.
Portland May 8 A draft notice indicates Arctic brothers plan a meeting or convention to be held in Chicago seeking a suitable site. The message notes Chicago as the likely location and cites scattered participants across various sites as the reason for selecting a central venue.
A Nome building surge is fueled by a temporary offer on building lumber. For projects under 1000 feet, prices match common rough lumber, attracting builders during the peak season for improvements. The deal is drawing interest as homes and structures go up this period.
Visiting Masons and members of the Eastern Star are cordially invited to attend the special at the Masonic Hall this evening.
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