Government Plea for Imprisonment in Dynamite Conspiracy
Chicago dispatch reports the government filed a 730 page brief urging affirmation of guilty verdicts in the Indianapolis dynamite conspiracy cases. The brief argues evidence proves guilt and that reversing would nullify trials, signaling the next phase may lead to jailing prominent labor leaders including Iron Workers head Ryan.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Ryan
Iron Workers Organiza
Mexican Rebels Adopt American Gold Standard
In Eagle Pass on September 18 a provisional government decree of the Constitutionalists establishes the American gold dollar as the basis for all financial operations in rebelheld Mexican districts. The move is endorsed by Rebelians and the local population.
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Eagle Pass
Mexico
Rebela
Everett Man in Murder Rampage After Wife Causes Arrest
W R Schrader a Seattle area fireman killed his wife and wounded two other men after she caused his arrest. He then killed night watchman Davis Jameson, and wounded Patrolman George 1st before fleeing. No clues to Schrader's whereabouts were immediately known.
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Everett
Wash
W. R Schrader
K Hig Aight
Kegoayah Kozga Elects Officers for the Year
The Kegoayah Kozga society elected officers for the year at yesterdays meeting Mrs A J McConnell was chosen president Other officers include Mrs R W Reed first vice president Mrs A Z Watson second vice president Mrs George J Smith recording secretary Mrs D Murnane corresponding secretary and Mrs Vay Sickle treasurer Committees were not selected but expected next week
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A. J. McConnell
R W. J. Reed
A. Z Watson
George J. Smith
D. Murnane
Tte Vay Sickle
Corwin to Sail for Kotzebue Sound Thursday
The steamer Corwin will sail for Kotzebue Sound and all way ports on Thursday September 18 at 3 p.m. For freight and passage contact Kotzebue Trading Transporta tion Co next Lomen Bros. Studio.
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S. S. Corwin
Corwin
Kotzebue Sound
All Way
Kotzebue Trading & Transportation Co
Lomen Bros
Telegram Rates and Route Shows Alaska Telegraph Disparities
The report outlines telegram business between Nome and Fairbanks, noting $100 daily earnings for messages and higher volumes for Mulrabanks due to bidirectional traffic while Nome serves as a terminus. It discusses rates, line outages, and comparative charges affecting receipts and profitability.
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Reco
Mulrbanks
Nome
Paiebenks
Pia Tettoreranie
Grand Igloo Meets As Delegates Selected For Convention
Delegates chosen for the Grand Igloo convention are Gorein El Young Beink er Stipek Latina Sykes with officers named Dr stor president idee fermen Prank Mariel Charles Thornton We A. Gi more George Diamond Joseph Chil tere Toe Wealey Some new members initiated last night and membership is growing. Several may attend the Senate meeting if time permits.
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Pioneers
Messrs. Gorein
el. Young
Beinker Stipek
Sad Sykes
Felud
Dr. Stor
Idee Fermen
Prank Mariel
Charles ‘Thornton
We A. Gimore
George Diamond
Jeseph
Chiltere
Toe
Senatatoo
Pioneer Miner Prospects Claims For Winter Work
Manager Louis Stevenson plans winter prospecting for the Pioneer Mining Company with aims to test claims along Little Creek and others. Ground four or five miles from Little Creek likely not opened this winter but may be worked later. The company may operate the ground involved in recent litigation with Mr Brown. Stevenson intends multiple prospecting efforts this season.
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Louis Stevenson
Poneer Mining Company
Little Creek
Theieneer Mining Company
Brown
Stevenson
Wri
Bankers Patrick Reach Coast From New York to LaConner
Albert T Patrick the New York lawyer once pardoned and released from prison is in Seattle en route to join his wife at LaConner Washington. The couple plans a peaceful retired life away from notoriety tied to his murder conviction. Mrs Patrick remains steadfast in her belief in his innocence and the two are said to be very attached.
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Spncial Nugget Service
Seattle
Albert T. Patrick
New York
LaConner
Chauffeur Faces Verdict In Liberty Thaw Case
A Canadian report describes legal actions involving a chauffeur linked to a thaw incident near Liberty. Officials outline charges, extradition considerations, and ministerial statements about the case and its broader context, noting ongoing procedures and potential penalties.
Horrible charges against William Sulzer headline in Albany
A chaotic transcript from an Albany dispatch reports tumult at a Sulzer meeting amid alleged charges and widespread disagreement. The piece cites accusations of hatred and political clashes, with mentions of witnesses and supporters amid tense theater around the Sulzer case.
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William Sulzer
Japan Presses for Answers in Diet Over Alien Law Observations
Washington dispatch reports Japanese Foreign Minister Viscount Chinda demanding a clear response to Tokyo’s six notes on the alien law dispute with Germany and the United States. The exchange centers on Calle Hternia’s position, information requests, and patience over government intentions. The Daily Nugget notes mention public notices and the session atmosphere as the diet debates continued.
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Washington
United Retany
Atrocities on Americans in Nanking reported
Peking Sept 18. Word received here via the United States legation in the capital says frightful atrocities were committed on American and Canadian missionaries at Nanking during the recent rebellion. General Chong Souris of the regular army is named. Reparation and punishment are expected from China.
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Peking
Washington
United States
Nanking
Chong Souris
Regula Army
Bitten Boy Cannot Live After Severe Injury
A boy bitten while at Candle Injuries described as frightful medical aid offered only to ease pain Tear Johnson a Kugruk dredge man is also reported removed from Candle hospital for treatment of an illness whone tahiy Hittle bey whe wae bit
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Candle
Tear Johnson
Candle Hospital
Yale Professor Named Circuit Judge for Second District
Yale Law School head Wade Rogers has been selected by President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds to serve as circuit judge for the second district. The Nugget reports preparations for the posting at the Nugget office, 880 federal district, as details of the appointment emerge.
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Nugget
Wade Rogers
Yale Lw ‘School
Wilson
McPay
Federal District
Exciting Contests Forecast at Fort Tomorrow
Exciting contests are expected at the fort tomorrow with Company E and F field events. The series, long in progress, will end on December's last day. Company F leads 73 to something, while the trailing side remains undaunted as several fine events promise a worthy journey to the fort.
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Impany Bowl Ham
Company E
Company F
Paradise of the Pacific prospect promotes annual outing
A call to readers to visit the Paradise of the Pacific is placed by The People's Paper Nome Nugget, inviting inquiries via letter or phone for an illustrated folder describing the scenic land and its attractions.
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The
Pacific
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