United States Troops Marching On Mexico
Special Nugget Service dispatch from Washington reports growing belief Washington may intervene in Mexico. The note cites recent events including attacks on American cowboys and telegraphers, suggesting a planned border operation to protect U.S. lives and interests. Dispatches indicate signals corps units are mobilizing for an extended border action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Washington
Signal Corps
Great British capitalists enter the Nome field
The Wondercreek properties of Mrs Maude F. Johnston are being taken over by British capitalists led by J Shaw and B Hodgson. They arrive in Victoria to study conditions and plan exhaustive sampling of gravel for gold content. Hodgson, Shaw are noted mining engineers with Vancouver Island holdings and Pacific Coast Coal Mines Company ties.
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Wondercreek
Maude FE. Johnston
Gohiton
J . Shaw
B. Hodgson
Victoris
Shaw
Hodgson
Pacific Coast Coal Mines Company
Vancouver Island
Hodgaon
Mer. Shaw
Jobson
Mr. Shaw
Eround
Airship Display Precedes Kaiser Siege Parade
Near this city the Kaiser reviewed an army of sixty thousand soldiers, accompanied by two dirigibles and eight aeroplanes. The airships circled the battalions as they maneuvered, thrilling vast crowds. The Emperor praised air power as essential for future armies and urged generous support for a strong Fatherland air fleet.
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Berle Sept
Kaiser Will
Populists Draw Platform and Recognize China Republic
The Populist Party national committee has finalized a platform, reaffirming the 1892 stance and signaling a possible revival. The main new step is the committee's formal recognition of the Chinese Republic.
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ST. Louis
Aux
Personal notes from Pilgrim River and Nome travel
Teddy Pastaugh and family return from Pilgrim River where Mr Rastuuch was engaged prom pectin. Shell Wettach returns to Nome Kobuk for Keewallk today. The schooner Rum and Alaska set for Kotzebue, Teller and way points on September 15. A $50 reward is offered to the sane person who does not cry next Saturday night.
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Teddy Pastaugh
Pilgrim River
Rastuuch
Shell Wettach
Ruby
Nome
Alaska
Kotzebue, Teller and
Way Points
Teddy Roosevelt says "We’re going to win" in Muncie speech
In Muncie Indiana on September 3, Theodore Roosevelt, en route to St Louis, delivered a keynote with the opening line We're going to win. In Jackson on September 3, seventy five inmates who rioted were beaten and returned to their cells after militia restored order.
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Teddy
Muncie
Ind
St. Louia Thure
Roosevelt
Jackson
Fire claims four in Bellevue Idaho hotel blaze
Bellevue Idaho September 6 a fire in a hotel rooming house killed politician Robert L Hodgin and three other occupants. Escape was blocked by smoke on the stairway as flames spread rapidly due to faulty building technology. The city notes a local café advertises the new Coffees House and a East Lynne production.
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Bellevue
Idaho
Robert L Hodgin
Family perishes in railroad rear-end collision
A rear end collision last night between trains on the Mexican Central railroad killed twelve people. Among the deceased are members of Christoper's family including his children Amer. The crash occurred near Hoo Ctty on Sept 6, with authorities investigating the fatalities and identifying the victims.
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Christebers
Amer
Dredge plans on Casadepaga with Ames firm reports
Charles Smith arrives from Casadepaga and will sail out then return with a kelystone drill for testing Dickson creek. Ames Harris and Nevil, Portland and San Francisco tent manufacturers, hold Casadepaga property and will have a dredge placed next spring if report favorable. Garford nominated for governor. says Roosevelt will be next president.
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Charles Smith
Casadepaga
Dickson Creek
Mr. Smith
Ames, Harris and Nevil
Portland
San Pranciace
Casadupaga
Yukon er Gets Into Trouble Over Accusation
Yukon merchant Beaumont, a prominent figure in a frontier camp, has been arrested on a charge of luring an 18 year old girl named Charlotte Har a to his home where she was reportedly harmed. Beaumont denies unlawful methods and disputes the dressing claim. May extend White Pass rail line eyed by Dickeson and London financiers for Alaska purchase inquiry.
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San Francisco
Cial Nugget Service
San Francisch
H. Beaumont
Ukon
Charlotte Hara
Beaumont
White Pass
Seattle
Dick Exon
W. B. Close
Alaska
Dickeson
Barrett for a Free Canal Advocates Open Access
London dispatch reports John Marrett of the Bureau of American Republics urging free canal access for all nations to benefit South American republics and to win broad international friendship for the United States. A separate item notes Alaska Steamship Co cutting Southeastern Alaska freight to two dollars per ton, with officials offering no reason. Judge Henry C. Smith nominated by Republicans for election to the Senate in Great Falls. Also a retailer's note on a special bottle sale from Sew ’a Commercial Co.
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London
John — Marrett
Bureau of American Republics
South America
United States
Seattle
Alaska Steamship Company
Alaska
Great Mining Suit Filed in Nome Court
In Nome district court the Wild Goom Mining and Trading Company faces a $1.6 million damages claim from The Miocene Ditch Company for alleged use of Buffalo Creek water at Nome River head. Plaintiffs seek compensation for water rights and value at $1.80 per unit.
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Great Mining
Nome
Wild Goom Mining and Trading Company
Buffalo Creek
Phe Lit Company
Glamtitts
GJ. Lamen
Albert Fink
Postal Savings Bank for Nome Almost A Certainty
Nome observers report strong odds for a Postal Savings Bank being established soon. Postmaster Frank Kolash cites a Washington circular and local readiness. deposits will require one dollar minimum with carded certificates and no interest on kept funds. Women may become depositors without spousal interference.
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Postal Savings Bank For
Nome
Savigne Bank
Prank Kolash
Department
Washington
Reluah
Bank
Ane
Mexican Rebels Fire On American Cowboys Near Nacho
A band of Mexican rebels clashed with American cowboys near Nacho Arizona. Rebels, outnumbering the cowboys, forced withdrawal after a rapid, fierce fight. Authorities claim several rebels were killed while the Americans denied theft of seventy horses, leading to the confrontation with lingering tension reported by the Daily Nugget local paper.
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Nacho, Ariz
Vice
Two Air Men Die In Plane Collapse Near London
Captain Patrick Hamilton and Lieutenant A W Stuart were killed when their aircraft collapsed near London. Both officers, famed in the Royal Air Force, perished as the plane plunged from height during maneuvers amid a large formation. The tragic loss is described as a national calamity by contemporaries.
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London
Patrick Hamilton
A. W. Stuart
Army
Mhombion
Triton
America claims world submarine record at 6 knots
The Navy set a world submarine speed record off this city aboard Fol, reaching 6 knots at 283 feet. Lieutenant Howell noted ongoing improvements in submarine boats and predicted airship and submarine warfare would soon transform sea combat, diminishing battleship effectiveness amid new methods.
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Lieunavy
Howell
Methoria
Go After Wilson at State Fair Address
Theodore Roosevelt attacked the Wilson nomination calling it boss driven and not the Democrats’ outcry at the state fair. A separate report notes Charles Fletcher’s arrest in Los Angeles after a chase lasting 7,000 miles over alleged fraud against the Hudson Bay Company while he held a senior position.
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Wilson
Gerview ST. Paul
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Los Angeles
Charles Fletcher
Hudson Bay Company
Prohibition Party Platform Attacks All Major Parties
The Prohibitions Party in Atlantic City declares hostility to all big political parties without exception. It roasts Republicans Roosevelt aides and Democrats, accusing every party of cowardice and failing to state clearly their stance on prohibition.
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Nugget Special Servicw
Atlantic City
Aug
Tional
Prohibitioniats Party
Roosevelt
McKee Dead At Washington In Brief Notice
Dr. W J McKee famed anthropologist and geologist died in Washington late last night from cancer.
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Washington
W J. McKee
Slayings and graft accusations swirl in courthouse notes
A chaotic clipping reports graft allegations and a high profile crime case in progress. It cites a husband testifying about a wife's assault and references a wife killer investigation, with names and places loosely garbled. The fragmentary text mentions New York and a March trial cadence amid civic courtroom drama.
President Taft Injures Ankle While Walking At White House
New York Sept 6 President Taft was wheeled in a chair after twisting his ankle in a slip while walking at the White House. The injury, described as not serious, occurred as he prepared to greet delegates to a chemistry gathering. He later left for Mayflower event in New York.
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White House
Taft
York
Tatt Tes
Atlantic Water Wave Association
New London
Steamer Alaska for St Michael schedules freight and passage
The steamer Alaska will sail for St Michael on Sept 12 carrying freight passengers and the United States mail. For rates and particulars inquire at U S Mercantile Co. Nome Tailoring Co offers cleaning pressing repairing and alterations with first class workmanship and modern methods.
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Alaska
St Michael
United States Mall
U. 8 Mercantile Co
Nome Tailoring Co
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Seward Comp S Co
Tucson
Fort Puachuca
Kaiser
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Roadstead
Hettle T
Becken
North Pole
Kery
East Lynne
Polet
Uptown
Firet Ave
Meme Fire Dept
Portland Company
Garford
Columpur
Arthur L. Garford
Tea State
Blabette
State
Roonvelt
Yukoner
Barrett
Ham A. Ghimure
Wolgast Hukt
Cameleag
Dept
Erie
Mr. Kalaph
Tecuat Wine Yeti
Wiens Adearrank Amstints Tee Bileer Amieetes Cleedle Gvenat Tor
Clowe
Daily Nugget
America
McKee
Courthous
New
Arthur Mille
ST. Michael
Segerstrom & Hagen
Zehner's Jewelry
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