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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-18
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
GEORGE MCLEAN FROM
 koUGARoK IN TOWN

x-Commissioner George l.. Mclean of the Hougarok country arrived in Nome today from the upper country. He will he in town several days fixing up his business. then will return to look after his property in the Kouga- rok country
 MT Mclean reports that he mushrd in from shelton. and the road iS still covered with glaciers in places. hut they are melting rapidly on the divide there k a glacier about 300 feet long and opposite the T. <. RoadhouSe there is one about I000 feet long Mr Mclean caught the train just this side of the |. =. Roadhousc for Nome.
 'Up in the Kougarok country" said Mir Mclean. they had to lay off men and quit mining on account of the extreme dry weather. There is no water in the small creeks and gulch,s The miners just had o quit and wait for water.
 "McFadden and the other men work ing on the upper Kougarok are doing well for the low stage af water k what | they need to work the present river channel where the pay k found on that part of the river"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
CRAZY MAN FIRES
 UPON PASSENGERS

NORTH ADAMS Ma--. July ss Tn" iut"u~" h..l which has prevailed her" for the past few days is given as th" caus" fpt driving Fldh Malla,I. insan" and causing him uo turn lao-. with an mt"H.j.. gun m m4Jal street ear hen m h. ,ut. k.uir. several passolg,r- and in. mat.ru.u.
 shortly after ua,ltr whom th. ,ar Was crowded nIu p,upl, r.uruug h"m" from work passenger who proved C" ho rallr Mllhrk turned loose au uufumItl, gum int. rE, crowded ear firing tru -hpr~ in rariI succession. killing the moturmau <, pass"ngor n.lu,d G,org, Hove and 'I5a", a's r'' .'','. , ,,A- t....,st ., ,,.... and the gm taken aWat hs m. other passengers.
 \ panic tunk rlD.e when m, shoot ing commenced reapa. rushed ,rpm the ear which ua- -prrdue along without a mntarmau .tft,r th. ar4l -hnt was fired \ policeman iuurel on the ear and turned off th, pan,r appltug the brakes. hrugue th. ,Jr tu.a stand
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
CH|CAG0--MACK|NAC
 RACE DISASTROUS

Der and a beautiful cup was donated for the purpose. The course was from Chicago Intake to Mackinac Islands which is just through the Mackinac Strat into Lake Huron from Lake Michigan.
 Tle course as laid out ncccssitatcd the hachts sailing the whole length of Lahh Michigan right on through the Str it of MaCkinac and crossing the line as arranged for by the club off the Island
 At the eleven yachts had arrived and rep rted at the Yacht Club here and the boats were riding at anchor off the island when the gale suddenly struck this part of the counirN. all the yachts We're driven ashors and wrecked while the winning boat the sInop MaVourneen was pot led all To pieces and is. total wrcCl
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
TEXAS WILL
 NOT GO DRY
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Nugget Special Service.
 DALLAS. July 2a-C C"mplrt. returns from the stat. tn date gives thr prt~ a lead of 3ooo in the contest for a "Wr. cor dry stale"
 The final count which should hr in during the week Will make no diner ence in the outcome. although il may make it distrrSsiugly close.
 There has been great fight au ta make Texas a dry state. but the vets haN. won aut .u the final ~ruggh. aud theydid not believe they had much of a fight ou their hands when tnrl -u- trrrh 'h, contest for rhr prupI. a1 Texas love thrir liquor much the sam, as the other states harl,r.ug ou th, tiult nf Mexico.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
SALVATION ARMY
 LOSES BARRACKS
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 ST. LOUIS. July 25-Sunday even full sway. the building was burning and the people al worship did not know of the place being on fire until the fr" department arrived and commenced tn play water on the building.
 The fire started in an unused part of the Barracks and was not noticed hN the forty odd people in he hall. cor chapel part of the structure. Al the cry of fire there was general stam- pede to get out of the building and one person was trampled to death in tho pell mcll rush to get out of the Bar racks.
 Had the forty people remained u the building five minutes longer many of them would have been cut nn hN the flames from making their escape for the fire was in the front nf th, buildings. the rear being without ar exit
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
FRANK SHAW IN TOWN.

Frank Shaw. for several years man ager of the Wild Goose Mining X Trad ing Company k in town having arrived on the Seddon
 Mir Shaw at one time was a leading mining man of Nome hut during the past year or two Nome has seen hut little of him
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
BURNED TO
 DEATH OVER PETS
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 Los ANGELES, July. .25.-Louise to death last evening in her studio and home while trying to say" four An gora eats which have been pets of hers for some time.
 The studio was all in flames when he woman artist thought of her pets and acting on the spur of the moment she rushed into the burning house tn save her pets crying they were shut up in a certain part of the house and would be burned to death. Whether the woman ever reached her pets iS not known for not long after she had dashed into the burning structure she was burned to deah in trying to rescue them.
 The hremen endeaVored to reach the woman and directed the full force of water to that part of the burning resi- dence where the woman had entered and two of them tried to follow after her but the collapsing of the house shut off their entrance and it Is be- lieved the woman was killed by fall ing debris. The remains had not been discovered after the fire was eX- tinguished although friends are search ing for some trace of what was tho artist a few hours before
 Peoples Laundry are making . sps. eialty of rough dry laundry. Give us
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
GIRL WHO SHOT
 STOKES MISSING
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 NFW YORK. Juls 25-Y Yesterday morning when the tral of Mis-, Graham was resumed m the ease pf attempting tp take the lIl, of Million aIre Stokes hs firing two shots at him from u revolver th, woman failrd ta uut u am appearance.
 \ search af the wamau'S studio Fee N'aI'd the fact that both Miss Graham anal thr sister "f Ms. John Singleton had mN sterinu~A disappeared from thrr quarters and rauld not h. la,sttrd
 ~,tr,. - u"n h.iug made, tp Doe tatr thr rWa persons who are needed anal arr u"N Iuaer trial Their get away l~ proving Jaa great for the police. All day yesterday they were searching for the missing women but fail,d Q" locate any trace nf them
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
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 MACKINAC ISLAND. July 25.-Of the eleven yachts entering what was known as the Chicago Mackinac race very one of them are now wrecked by the storm which struck the northern part of Lake Michigan and crossed oyer Lake Huron in the vicin . ity of the Mackinac Straits.
 The sloop Mavournecn after winning the race and cup was dragged from her moorings by the ficrccncSS of r.. storm and driven ashore pounding to pieces here on the beach while it was beyond the power of the tug sent to help her getting a line aboard to tow her into deeper water ar bring her tO
 lrltcr.
 The race for the Chicago Mackinae cup was inauguratcd hy the combine yacht clubs of Chicago, three in mum -
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
MUST ENC|RCLE PIXIES
 PEAK TO WIN BRIDE

man that the wedding day would ha,c to be postponed until such time as h had encircled Pikcs Peak within lOC feet of its summit in his airship.
 The young aviator accppted th, t,tuu~ anu uru tu" young brldc-to- D, who il stopping here al the Springs to make ready her wedding outfit fol the middle of August as he would ac- complish the feat before that time weather permitting
 The first attempt to be made vii take place the first week in August and aviator Harmalco will have to soal to an elevation of over 14.000 feel above sea level to accomplish the tasl of encircling Pikcs Peak within 10, feet of it's summit
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
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 MIDDLETON, N. Y, July 25.-This morning the bodies of Mir and Mrs Edward Grams. who have been mar ried for years, were found in death embrace dressed in their wedding clothes. having carried out suicid, pact according to the letter found on the dresser in the room.
 The agency employed tO carry out the suicide pact was found on the dresser alongside of the note and it was an empty bottle of carbolc acid. which had been drained by the dead couple on the bed. clasped in each others arms.
 The note informed those who wished to know that they had endcavored to make a living and failed. that starva . ton was already rpon them. They had found it impossible to secure enough food to keep body and soul alive at their age and had entered into a suicide pact to end their misery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25

-'iiI Tor i""rI" N"r' -ting to get "N"N If"m 70" rrtzN man who was h"ll"rin- 70 th" f"p nf I.- voice amt 'Ih ing !" break aNa' from he man nh" N.t~ holding hHs .nNn vhil. "it'i lH--. n-rI- N.r. fl. ug rn see. 1T auNthug ,nuH h. aar. for th,s. ENptuI.d
 l'' n''"r"an 'Nra,| ..ithiu few seconds. tu. bullet r..r. Ir. th. hear, after entering from near tn.. -rip.I ''ihuIu George Hove lived 4 short time uud NTj-~ AIar.na E-Iar dr.d np lh" way tp th" hospital
 Tn" people Wh" jumped from the car received sever. .hfffl.,.-. ana .,,,.. .. -' a---..t....- ...-.,. -st t,,, ..,n,iss, .i header tu fha ptN,rHt.ut
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
Il YACHTS ARE WRECKED
STARVATION DRIVES
 COUPLE SUICIDE

The note ended with an appeal to bury them as they would be found. clasped in one anothers arms. dressed in the wedding clothes worn so many years ago when life meant everything to them.
 The pathetic appeal will be granted and the aged couple who were too proud to beg will be laid to rest as per request. while the ncighbnrs are now blaming themselves they did not look after them little better for there was scarcely anything in the way of food to be found in the house or cellar.
 Both Mir and Mrs Grams have been citizens of Middlctnwn for years and are well known although their extreme poverty was not known. they being too proud to inform their friends of their actual needs.
 Mining and Dredging Edition Of the Daily Nugget will be issued Oct.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25

were the features of the evening and a fine collation. Was served just before the party broke up.
 Those present were: Edna Cameron, Ward James. Lillian Simson. Geo. Reed. Mildred Lehman. Albert Mur- ray. Mae Mayer. Norman Warner FaXon Lewis Hazel Murray. Arthur Johnson. Clarence Mayer. Dorothy Brownell. Harry Lomen. Anna Shearer and Charles Brown.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25

neither the husband uui rh- wife o.,r,at '" tah" 'h" initiative. -, .h,., hay, just b'-.u living apart
 This summer the young caupl, ar, h"ih stopping at Newport ,lhrr, the, ar" constantly thrown together at rhe many social functions given and th,. acceptance of w K. Vanderbilt Jr q" her afternoon reception and enter ttiun.nt this coming week is certain proof ." the friends of the Noung couple that a reconciliation is certain
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
RIOTS IN HOUSE
 OF COMMONS
Nuaaet speeiaI serviee.

LONDON. July 25-The House If Commons adjourned yesterday in riot for Premier ASquith Was cut short in his speech in which he defied the Lords warning them or the fact they did not consent to restore the veto bin
 There Will hr lots of waring in Parliament this season unless differ ent tactics are rvsorted to The gov ernment may he compelled to invoke royal supporl m creating newspaper 10 help their cause along
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
 MISS EDNA CAMERON

Last evening a birthday party was given by the young folks to Miss Edna Cameron, and Mir. and Mrs. Mueller allowed the friends of the young lady to arrange for holding the party over their jewelry store.
 Games of various kinds and music
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
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 ST PETERSHGRG. July 25 Pour out of the six coutr~ ants in tLe $5u.o00 aero rae, from this cIts tp Moscow have conn, tl -rinf for the S5o.pou purse offered tp ihr surce~~rul aviator who suycrcdS in covering th, dtstanc" between th" tN" cities in an airship
 Two of the contestants are stu m shape and making th, attempt 10 win the S'o,ooo purse but whether they win
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
sEoooN ARRIVES FROM
 ST. MICHAEL

The coastwise boat Seddon arrived from St Michaels last evening with several passengers. but the captain not being able to come ashore today with the list We are unable to publish their names.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
Nugget Special Service.

COLORADO SPRINGS. July 25-
 Aviator Harmalee, the noted young aviator has secured the promise pr Miss Sweets May, of DaN on. ohio to be- come his bride whan ha has sraaer.'- ,t in encircling Pikes Peak within one hundred feet of it's summit
 No aviator has succeeded in nying about the famous Peak here in Colo rado and the bride believes if a road can be constructed up the famoGs mountain an aviator who has mastered the art of flying should he able ,o encircle the mountain near the top
 When the young aviator asked Miss May to become his bride she granted the request but informed the young
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
VANDERB|LTS TO
 KISS AND MAKE UP
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 NEWPORT. E l.. July zl That a Reconciliation between William k Vanderbilt. Jr and his Wir. who vas torm'rIN Virginia Fair. I~ about to talk, plac" is now admitted bs the young friends "f ihr "Straug-d couple who ar" now here at tho fashionable ~um- mer resort
 Tn" y"ung pe"rl" hay" been Srpar- at"d for some tim" and diyorc, proc cecdings Were tu be instituted but
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25

My lease having expired July I. | am now occupying offices across the hall from my former office ,n tt e Rn@~+ H- Trade building. where 1 will continue my practice. Or. Cora 8. Eble.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
4 OUT OF 6 AvIAT0RS
 MEET WITH DISASTER

succeed. remain, Co be seen.
 Tn" flight k % ~eNere test uf aviation aud th" hNug powers Of the modern machine" The country over which lh, aE.at"r~ hsitv ,a pa~~ aud atmospheric conditions ar- much more severe than m th" Western bart Of Europe. l~ th, opinion of ths aAiatnr~ Nh" haNe fallen hN th, NaA~iar
 Wrapping paper for sale cheap at the Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
NEW FUR STORE.

The Mckenzie River Fur Trading Go. of New York have opened store at 2io Front street perm representa- tive will remain ali year Best prices for fine furs
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
BABY GIRL FOR MIR.
 AND MRS. FEELING

This morning a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Ehling who live on n Street. Both the little stranger and mother are doing well under the care of Dr. Il NJ. Sloan
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
FIRE STILL RAGING
 IN STAMsoUL

'pNSTANTINoPLE. July .s The fire which started with tho celebration at the anniversary of the counIrN'S constitution is ~tiil raging and it unI under control Ia Stamhuul ther. are now 2o,oo0 homeless. with unknown numbers dead as the result or the fire The loss tu date is estimated at Sl0.ooO. 000 and win exceed that amount before the blaze is eNtinguish-d
 This IS one of the worst fires iu the history "f ConStantinuplr and the housing and feeding of the homeless Is developing into serious problem
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25
sATtJRDAy MIGHT

Big concert, finest string band west Of Solomon. Where at7 Just The Northern.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25

Just the thing for that outgoing friend. basket of Mumm's extra dry Seward Coml Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25

Lewis Hunter. Atherton, Lacey, Mar quette by the case or bottle Seward l lComl Co.
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Peoples Laundry are making . sps- eislty of rough dry laundry. Give us . trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-25

Mining and Dredging Edition Of the Daily Nugget will be issued Oct. i,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
WOMAN IN THE BAY CASE
Miss Abbott Figure Of Interest al
Washington Inquiry.

Washington, July 17.-Much inter
est attaches to Miss M. F. Abbott's
part in the house committees investi.
cation of the Controller bay contro.
versy.
Miss Abbott, who unearthed the al
legged Dick to Dick" letter in the In
terror department, Is related to DIR.
Lyman Abbott of New York.
The letter in question appears to
have been written by Richard S. Ryan,
an alleged secret agent of the Morgan
Guggenheim syndicate, to Richard A.
Ballinger, then secretary of the inte-
rior, declaring that he (Ryan) had
asked Charles P. Taft to speak to his
brother, President Taft, about the
Controller bay claims in Alaska, and
that following this the president made
no further objection to Ryan's claim.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
WANT UNCLE SAM TO
ENTER COAL TRADE
Movement Endorsed BY Pacific
Coast Residents.

Portland, Ore, July IA move
ment launched here. looking to the
mining and marketing of vast Alaskan
coal deposits by the government. IL
being enthusiastically endorsed by al
classes.
Petitions addressed to President
Taft and congress. headed by Govern
or Oswald West. are being circulated
and rapidly signed urging the enact
ment Of law providing for the crea
ton of an Alaskan coal mining com
mission.
This commission would have super
vision of the coal mining lands OF the
government, building railway tc
tidewater at Controller bay.
The plan comprehends the pur
chase of colliers to transmit the Goa
to the United States government,
bunkers at Astoria, Coos Bay and
Portland, where the fuel will be sold
direct to the people OF the country a,
cost. plus the expense of operation
and payment OF interest and principal
on the bonds issued to carry out the
enterprise.
1t Is estimated that the project viii
cost about $8.0O0,000.
The supply of coal In Alaska Is al
most inexhaustible and the openins
OF these fields would greatly reduce
the price of fuel elsewhere, 1t IL be
lieved.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
BOOM FOLK FOR PRESIDENT
Missouri Democrats Concede New Jer
sey to Woodrow Wilson.

st. Louis, July 1.-THE campaign
to nominate Ex-Governor Joseph w
Folk for president at the Democratic
national convention in 1912 was start
ed with the opening of headquarters
by the Missouri Democratic league In
the Central National Bank building
Lon Sanders. president, and w. j
Cochran, secretary of the league. will
have charge of the movement. aided
by Nelson W. Mcleod, chairman OF
the executive committee.
The efforts Of the league officers for
the time being will be centered on
arousing sentiment for Mr.. Folk in
those states where the delegates to
the national convention will be Sc
lected for the first time In the history
of national politics at direct primaries
These states include North Dakota
Wisconsin, Nebraska, Oregon and
New Jersey.
No attempt is to be made to garner
the New Jersey delegation, which n
conceded to Governor Wilson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
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that he had examined his vetoes and
guessed" White was referring to the
corporation bill" bill revising the cofpo-
ration laws OF the state. Governor
Deneen said he vetoed 1t because 1t al
lowed "a barber shop to incorporate
and buy railroad" The witness said
large number OF the leading law
ysrs OF the state had seen him In be-
half OF the bill.
Touching on the election of Shurt-
leff as speaker in the legislature
which elected Mr.. Lorimer, Mr.. Han
ecy, OF counsel for Lorimer, asked II
Mr.. Deneea had not said In the pres
ence OF J. w. Ford, Jr.. and Repre-
sentative ID n Rrnwnehack that he
would defeat Shurtleff IL 1t was neces.
sary to use all the patronage to do it."
Il never said It," replied the gov.
ernor He added that Ford claimed
that at one conversation that Deneen
was using all the patronage to that
purpose.
Governor Deneen denied that he
had said to Representative Charles
Durfee when Durfee announced to
him that he was going to leave Hop
kins for Lorimer, that Lorimer would
be elected and that the election would
be satisfactory to him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
WOMAN CHARGED
WITH Big THEFTs
Accused Of PecuIatIons Aggrs-
eating $4,000.

Kansas City, July 17-Mrs. Mar
garet Klock Armour, widow of Simeon
b. Armour, the packer, filed suit In
the circuit court here for $4,000
cover peculations alleged to have been
made by Miss Byington while serving
as companion and housekeeper to
Mrs. Armour.
The first intimation the public re-
ceived concerning peculations against
Mrs. Armour came about three months
ago. when the Star published a story
saying that $4,000 In bonds and Sc
curities had disappeared from Mrs
Armour's safety deposit box at the
New England National bank of this
city.
The fact that most of the business
OF Mrs. Armour's household was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Armour's companion.
nurse and housekeeper, and the fact
that this companion held the keys to
Mrs. Armour's safety deposit. box was
mentioned, but the name offthe COM
panion was kept secret.
Mrs. Armour refused to believe
any charges OF dishonesty against
Miss Byington. Meanwhile. new dis
coveries increased the amount of miss.
ing securities until the Armour at.
torneys stated 1t at $150,O00.
Under pressure brought to bear by
friends of Mrs. Armour and despite
the expressed confidence. OF her en-
ployar Miss Ryington several days
after the discovery ofsthe peculations
confessed that during the three years
she had been In Mrs. Armour's en-
ploy she had from time to time ex-
tracted securities from the safety de-
posit vault box and sold them to brok-
ers on the pretense she was doing it
for Mrs. Armour who desired the
money for private charities.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF tie ear
There Is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an infamed con
dition Of the mucous lining Of the Eu
stachian tube. When this tn be is in
famed you have a rumbling sound OF
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
y closed deafness is the result, and un
less the inflammation can be taken oul
and this tube restored to its normal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases on, of ten ar caused BY
Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflam
ed condition of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars fol
any case Of Dyafness Caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrl
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