davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1911-11-04
Keep your eye on Costello's toe.

The stuff will certainly show itself.
In the dark ages Walter Camp was a
wonder on the gridiron. Now Walter
Camp. jr., Is reckoned the best half
back on the field at New Haven. Way
back IN 1881 the older Camp played
against Princeton. On the Princeton
eleven was a man named Baker. THIS
year a son Of that same Baker plays
with the Tiger eleven. In few weeks
these two, Camp. jr., and Baker, jr.,
win oppose each other. even as dfd their
fathers In 81.
The Washington times., 1911-11-04
bob THAYER's SPORTING GOSSIP
----.---"EvERY KNOCK IS BOOST"

athletes have never pinned many laurels
upon their foreheads by their perform
ances. Graduate coaching has failed,
and 1t would not be surprising to see
Howard Jones. Yale's end and coach,
back there again. .nH'- r..
The Washington times., 1911-11-04
Danny Murphy gets 1t.

Wonder how Horatius Fogel, the
graphophonic president of the Philadel-
phia National League team, has man.
aged to keep out of the papers SO much
recently. He must be sick.
The Washington times., 1911-11-04
Baltimore makes amends.

Funny thing about athletics in col
leges, At Syracuse. N. Y. there Is one
OF the finest stadiums in the world. ad-
mirably adapted for any branch OF
sport. The gymnasium cannot be ex-
celled anywhere. There is a large stu
dent population. Rowing has been sue
cessful. and that's all. On track fair
success has been met. but on the dia-
0ond ana the gridiroii. the Salt City
The Washington times., 1911-11-04
Mcmillan Out of Game.

Shorty" Mcmillan. Michigan quar-
,terback, has been injured so badly
before the Thanksgiving date. Knee
cap was dislocated.
The Washington times., 1911-11-04
Standing of Patent
Examiners League

day night, Of the Patent Examiners
Bowling League, which rolls At the
Arcade IlcvS.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
NEW ORLEANS eAFFLEo.

Not uttl" CONSERVATION has arisen
ia New orleans as result of tile fail
ure To- find any bidders for the $1,000.
600 OF improvement bonds offered there
last month The state legislature
passed special act which permitted
the purchaser to become the deposltary
of the money he paid FOR the bonds.
yet still there We're no purchasers. The
following communication in the New
orleans Daily States shows how IN,
city regards her own hygeuir and
financial condition.
1t seems that IN, finances Of the
sewerage and water board arr hardly
in the hands of its trends II the
board can not realize on the s. Coz. 600
Of bonds it is authorized 10 issue it
would see that the city would be in
the position Of a family inviting com
pany when the whole. domestic plumb
. ms was being uverhaulrd The town
viii certainly not b., in any condition
To- attract strangers ia 1915. Everyone
who was in New York Will, the sub
I way was under construction viii have
4 fair idea If tho condition man, Of
our streets viii bc in It the work is
not pushed We are sim afflicted with
sinking cutters and disgusting cess
pools that make the determination Of
mosquitoes and flies Impossible We
are told We can not get rid Of these
until the funds are rcpleuiSh,d Sine,
other methods have failed to place tn,
bonds why would II not be- a good plan
% e., popular subscription.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
TAE ASSOCIATION JOKE.

bs.esa'e Wi'Nersham.N bill which
'a~ ;a'"rao.N received by the house
Yesterday. ana which D. approved and
passed Wall place a ban on what 'N
.." NH.N" o. TINS section p IN" ,"uu-
;st - an association claim, Us =,
worthy step toward ID" promotion of
81. A.ass.. The association claim.
"a..h ".ie' comprises eight ~'rarat"
and distinct properties mas been the
und"inG 81 this Northern territory q" q
large extent Corporations have long
..'.". r." Those .''-" '"~ which yer
".l''a 'H' i' stake and '"'im AS many
'-~'."''''" properties AZ ne desired
an" 'h' poor man has been driv"H
.'.. 80, ,'.'i'h "i 'hio territory :.
t#'.a'i q. - 'hdsi'or e. I"eate
....'a which might lusttiN ~
working
lrHr anyone has the privilege OF
>'aNihI ami claiming an association
'a'm hai ~ doing $" eight names
'inir1s al" necessary Tor the operation
Afaa is simple mater far a
WEALTHY company 10 purchase the use
r ones nam" har Il f." dollars bat tho
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
NOTICE NEW TERM OF COURT.

Pursuant TO an order of court made
and entered on the Goth day OF Decem-
Der. 1910. notice is hereby given that
the general 1911 term OF the District
Court Of the District Of Alaska. Second
Division thereof, will be held in the
Court House. in the city VI Nome. in
the Division and District aforesaid,
commencing on Wednesday, tie 1st day
Of February. 1911, ut the hour OF eleven
o'clock i'm The forenoon and continuing
from day to day thereafter according to
the further orders Of the Court.
Given under my hand and with the
seal Of the Court affixed this 20th day
OF December. 1910.
CSoal) J. SUNDBACK
Clerk.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
a COMMUNITY OF PIONEERS,


m" number or old timers in the
Id.tarad section 1T Alaska is frequent
a. matter OF comment ChechakoS.
ina, Is The real newcomers. or tender
feet mr." TOW. This then is essential
Iy % community nf saurdaughs. piou-
e,r- "Ha nal" hlaz,d many "a hard
,rWi ulu-a residence dates back L.
1905. nr before ~ the men who yat-
ed az the last election FOR delegate +,
congress last August In Iditarod pre-
cinct FULLY rin,tt r"r cent IL them
had boon in a.. North since l>s>
Som" II them had lived continuously
in Alaska much longer time. There
were not few who had lived in tho
TERRITORY Tor more than ffteen years.
and therr we're thre, whose residence
A-AAaa.f,trtt'. ~ + ~ a century and On.
stated that in twenty-four wears the
nearest point II The outside" that he
had Reached was Juneau
Her is a record thar probable, cam
not b. duplicated by any other seq
ton "t Alaska a camp composed a.
most exclusively Il pioneers tn. sea
S"n"d Kind that know conditions fu .
H'N mining camp viii b.. hard ana r.,
90 meet then with smiling faces and
"aarag""Hs hearts - unlaIllng is The
-rnt If The pioneer that he might
Nell b.. numbered IN thar class of ban
y ma} Ia said Blessed ar tn, thai
Nr"ei nothing for verify th,y shah
NOT h'. Disappointed Bun they keen
hus'ltns lust ~" same. For they ar,
'pumists "lse th.y would not b., h.r..
a. the psSSmistic spirit we're in their
hl"od their tnrs would hong since hay..
ben turned toward The daisies. the
camp Of the Last Pass would hay.
been reached by many Of them but for
III" hope tina, springs eternal in the
human breast
:" here q" III, pioneer. rho tar,.-
runner II the star uf empire and his
~r'ut of optimism nsrs- .n o.. spirit
II aitruism which d, teaches. prrhars
lne"ns'iouSy. here's hoping that
though h. ma} never "-,rlk, il rich
II" warp and woof 81 his ktndlN ma
IA" viii remain as enduring as hI~
aith, hopr and charity -Iditarod Mug
--l
IN thr above editorial Major strong
nsctualiy disro~es Of the of repeat
81 argument n the bureaucratic buc-
ane"rs that Alaska's population CON
lists or trausieutS continually migrat-
as from Alaska 10 rh, states. who
ave n" fixed residence in Alaska and
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

{" tie Stockholders of the 7. : N,--
tor co. and 10 Whom II May Con-
Germ.
Notice is hereby given. That a meet
ing of tn" stockholders of the r ).
Nestor CO. corporation will be held
:, a.. ,..,. .o,... - v-;,i.., -,
,u, r. 4, 49,. go, ,...a... m,
,.. i, 49,. l.u-., T.. an. -.
x.... ,l..i-, 49,, e,'.,.,,,-.. ,.. .-..
, "a,
....
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19

two wears ago this sumner
y *
Name y. aud you can have it--Willic
had learned that mutton came from
the Shea pork from the pig and beef
from tLa Sow. evcnthough it was hard
work s,r dad to- convince him that they
dldu't make th,. meat down At the
butcher shop.
one day he was bu~ily eating hash
when he startled his mother with the
question Mamma. what animal is
hash when it is alive
= = =
ChIcdgo people can now get sam
plc Or the strengthening taste" tn,
people ut IN. North have To- put vi
with IN the spring For they are go
ing ~ turn bunch of cold storag,
prodtS, loose in that town
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19

therefore the country is not entitled
To nor fitted for ohme rule" lditarod
IS the newest camp in Alaska and yet
ninety per cent Of its people have re-
sided in the country since lS9S Let's
see, out where the opposition claim
citizenship, at thu farthest it only re
uuire> twelve months To- become a good
90 citizen. Up here the test is more
right perhaps. but then Alaska proves
her citizenship as she docs an her other
claims for consideration -Ex.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
an affair a. is proposed to celebrate

an affair az is proposed 10 celebrate
the opening of tire worlds great water
way will mean much to the state and
vicinity which is successful in landing
tho coveted plum.
But now comes Canada with the an
nouncement that in 1914 such an ex-
position as has never been euuaIed
across the border VIII take place
We admit our ignorance We would
appreciate cnlightmcnt What is can
ada's excuse for s." stupcudous ccIv-
bratinu as is proposed
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19

The Eagle don't ask your patron
age o. account Of I popularity o.
prestige OF any enc connected with the
house. We ask 1t because We sell To,
aes, goods produced At a reasonable
price. Try a gallon Of our Whisky
sither Bourbon or Rye. Free delivery
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
HOW ABOUT YOUR
CHINESE LILY?

Toby. the Candy man. has few fine
china lily bulbs and the stones to plant
them in. so those who want them can
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19

The Eagles 18th annual entertain
ment and ball February 6 at Eagle
Hail.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19

5arn Dance. Ladies Auxiliary OF ST
Mary's Church, Jan. II.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
NOTICE

IN the United States commissioner.
court, District Of Alaska, Second Divis-
ion. KorgarolJ Precinct, in probate
In the matter of the estate OF w. W
Banta. deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned the admin
istratur uf said estate to the credi
TORS of. and 60 all persons having
claims against. the said deceased. To
exhibit their claims with the necessary
vouchers within six months from the
date If this notice. to said administra-
tor IT his residence at TAYLOR. Alaska
THOMAS H. CHASE,
Administrator Of said estate
olympia. Rainier. Blue Ribbon or
Nome Beer by the ease or barrel at
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
The LOOKER-ON


WHAT The famous Gridiron club {, t.
Washington ~o is The annual Radiator
banquet To Nome. II is one evening
cut of the year SIT aside for the high
and low, ricn ana poor. to meet upon
tn" level and have a good time with
'"' amy social political on other re-
~''"''''S'
!" Washington an invitation to th"
t'""uS @ridir"n. ar Press club is
looked forward I" With great joy. and
f''l '' VIII comic II'm All parts OF the
world 10 attend II is an evening Of
satire and mrth where the president
Is Just az liable to receive "griddling
as Is the lonely congressman who hap
pens 10 be invited for thu purpose 81
'''"E 'mr''ned.
No "iignS" can be- taken al what is
S.''' "' "'h'. ana after the banquet is
over good fellowship prevails no mat
't' 20 what extent som" guest has
Dee" h'N'd over th" Goals ana his
h'hhN h'rs' shown 30 all its ridicu-
'""~ phases.
the Rdiat"rS ." the Gridiron club
one better for they allow all that trans
rireS during the banquet to be pub
hshed broadcast throughout the land
amt Do th" president Gov. clark or our
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19

Radiator banquet and entertainment
Jan. p.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
COMING EVENTS.

Next Mail arrives Thursday afternoon
First and Second Class.
Next mail closes Thursday afternoon
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19

When in Nome step at the Elite
Baths. Open all tight. Steam heat
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-19
OFFICIAL PAPER.

NOME. ALASKA. JAN. 10. 1911.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-21
HouGHToN sREVITIEs.


w. +. Fairbairn has returned from q
trip TO Chicago. Milwaukee and Fond
du Lac.
Patrick DOran of Butte a. visiting
lat the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
LANCE of Houghton.
The funeral of the late David Tousi-
gnant. who lost his life by falling of
a raft and drowning last Tuesday even
ing. was held this morning. services
taking place at ST. lgnatius church.
Rev. Father A. J. Rezek officiating. In
terment was at Forest Hill.
John Miller of Hurontown. who was
before Justice Little on a
charge of stabbing John Niemi OF bod
geville, was yesterday released under
suspended sentence, there appearing
to have been considerable justification
of the attack. He was allowed TO plead
guilty TO assault and battery instead
Of assault with intent To Kill.
Thomas Lang of Duluth, represent
ative Of the Standard oil company,
arrived here yesterday on the Tones
"a. other local passengers were
Charles Mclean. mining engineer Of
Mrs. Angus ellis Of Port
Arthur. formerly Of Hancock Mrs
Wills OF Port Arthur. formerly of CAL
umet, and Miss Katherine Keuler OIL
Hibbing, returning for a visit with
friends in Hancock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-21
GREEN NAMES COMMITTEES.
Men Who Will Have Charge Of Ex
eursion TO Detroit.

n rntOn A. Green, president OF the
/ Up Peninsula Development bureau
! has med the c0mittees 20 take
| charge Of the cruise 70 Detroit.
The steamer City Of ST. Ignace has
been chartered for the trip, but tne
exact starting point OF the boat has not
vet been decided. The boat is on
the type of the city Of Cleveland that
recently visited Houghton. but a little
smaller. She has accommodations for
aboutg 800 passengers SO that il will
be advisable for all who intend going
to get tneir names in as early as pos
sible
The party will start September g..
providing the movement to change the
date 10 later In the month is unsuc-
cessful. and win stay two entire days
in Detroit. Copper country people
viii be able 10 take in two good ball
games in Detroit The Tigers win
play with the Chicago White Sox the
first day and with the St Louis team
the second day.
The definite starting point for the
boat viii be decided by Saturday the |
committee having met with difficulty
IN securing a suitable boat for the
trip.
The committee in charge Of the
cruise are as follows:
Committee on entertainment-E. W
Marquette, chairman:
James Fisher Laurium; A j. Young.
Escanlba; John 81 Stone, HOugnton:
Roy Young. Calumet; ]. n Hicok.
Hancock; Sherman 2. Handy Sault
Ste. Marie; ". + Davidson, SaultI
Ste. Marie; Hon Frank sullivan
sault Ste. Marie g. T. Webb, Hough-
on.
Committee on arrangements-A. T.
Marquette. chairman; Geo
" McComick. Menomnee; W F.
Davidson. Sault Ste Marie: T. A.
Green. DntoHagon.
Cruise oommittee-Theo. F. Quin-
iy Menominee. chairman: John r.
Mcnamara. HoughtOn; Hon. Frank
sullivan. Sault Ste. Marie; john VI.
'lsh. IronwOOd: John Garvin. Ontuna-
.0E; Martin McDonough. Iron River:
d. T. Sterling. Iron Mountain: IT, Al
t1lden, Munising; n. W Reade. Es-i
auaha; q. r. Hotchkiss, St Ignace:l
s. t. Mason. LAnse: ~. l.. Middle
.rU1E, Mani tique; ". J. Smith, Mo-
.aH-, Roscoe @. Bradley. Newberry:l
Ohm r. Van Evera. Marquette.
Adeertise ia The News for results. 1
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-21
KNOX, FISHER OR
NAGEL TO COME
CABINET MEMBER TO ATTEND
COLLEGE CELEBRATION AND
DATES WILL NOT BE
ft CHANGED.

A Washington dispatch, which vii
prove Of great intere ere. says:
President Taft has abandoned his
proposed trip % Houghtou and Mac
kinac island in August. Senator
Smith. Representative Young and DE
MNag. president of the Michigan
School Of Mines. received this news
at the White House.
The president was willing TO 90 on
some later date IN August. provided
e could have assurance that con-
gress would adjourn. But the uncer-
tinty about this forced the abandon
l,nt Of the trip. This was made the
ore necessary because Or. McNair
ID not AFFORD 10 have uncertainty
out the date. The celebration at
the school OF mines is to be attended
by alumni from all parts Of the world
and under all the circumstances IL was
thought best 10 go ahead with the Cele-
bration and join with Houghton in
welcoming the president when ne
comes later.
The president said ne would send
20 the college Of mines reunion as his
personal representative either Secre-
tary Knox, Secretary Fisher or Secre-
tary Nagel
Senator Smith said Mr. Taft prom
ised 10 go 10 the upper peninsula oil
Michigan during his September west |
ern trip. with stops at Marquette and /
Houghton. This is the trip on which /
ne will appear at Detroit, Port Hur-
on, Bay city, Kalamazoo. Grand Rap
ids and some other places in the state
AS he IS to attend corn festival at
Sioux City. South Dakota. Immediately
II is supposed he viii go
from the upper peninsula directly
west.
The occasion at Port Huron is 70
be international in character. with
Premier Laurier Of Canada, present
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-21
Houehton Department

ofrbidding the use OF the common
drinking cup; and be it further
Resolved. That the secretary in
struct the health officers to see that
this rule Is enforced.
Supt. Fales OF the Copper Range at
once issued orders in compliance with
these instructions and today no depot
waiting room OF car on any train VI
the Copper Range system viii have a
drinking cup. Any one who wishes a
drink OF water must provide his own
cup.
Supt Fales said yesterday that ne
considers. the law good One and that
he is glad 10 see il enforced though
he expects much Inconvenience 20 re-
suit for the time. Ia is very likely that
the train news agent will carry
sanitary paper drinking cups for sale
but II is advisable for evrrv person
now about 10 travel in n..i gan 10
provide some sort Of Hr.Hs ng cup
before leaving.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-21

YOU THINK SHOULD BREAK MY woRp?"
more about train scrapping than did I
promoted him." There was something
Ike defiance i'm the trainmaster's tone.
From the way i'm which you say 1t
INFER that you don't expect me to ap-
prove" said Lidgerwood judicially.
can't fight for you when you're
right and not fight against you when
think you are wrong. Mr.. Lidger-
wood. You can have my head any
time you want It,"
You think I should break my word
ana take Judson back?"
Il think and the few men who ara
sun with us think that you ought TO
give the man who stood In the breach
Tor you chance to earn bread and
meat for his wife and babies" snap
ped McCloskey.
Lidgerwood was frowning when ne
replied: You don't see the poipt in
volvcd. can't reward Judson for
what you yourself admit was n DER
sonal service. I have said that no
drunkard shall pull a train ON this
division. Judson is no less n drink
maniac for the fact that he arrested
hunord when everybody else was
afraid to-"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-21
TO OBEY STATE LAW.
Copper Range viii Do Away With
Public Drinking CUPS.

The Law forbidiinz the Use Of the
common drinking cup ia Michigan
vent into effect yesterday The Cop
Der Range railroad yesterday rscsiv-
"a notice % the effect from the
state railroad commission. The text
% tls notice follows.
IA c1npuauc- vita Instructions laid
down ~ The Michigan state board u
health a. its LAST regular meeting.
July "A, 1911. hereby notify y1u that
al railroad trains d-pots. steamships
etc, IN Michigan VIII be- Obliged Co., OBJ
f=rVss TIE aDsll-fu-ut ~ the common
drinking cup, .r ard after July 70.
1s11. in accordance with the following
ye-ulutlous:
where's. The common drinking cup
is q souree ~ disease and menace
d the public health. Boz 90 therefore.
Revolyed. That tE- secretary pre-
pare and issue a notice ta tfe schools.
railroads AMI st-4f .r companies
operating IN the ~ Michigan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-21
IN PROBATE COURT.
Proceedings Of the Week Before Judge
Of Probate in Houqhton.

The proceedings in probate court, be-
fore Judge OF Probate Bentley for the
past week are summarized as follows:
order limiting time for hearing
Claims and order Limiting Settlement
Of Estate and appointing Appraisers
/ filed in the estate Of Charles A. Wright
deceased; hearing on claims November
| 18th, 1911.
Bond OF Administrator and Letters
Of Administration filed in the estate
Of Joseph 5. Gardner, deceased.
order limiting Time for Hearing
Claims and order Limiting SETTLEMENT
Of Estate and appointing Appraisers
filed I'm the estate of Joseph $. Gard
ner deceased; hearing on claims No
yember 18th. 1911.
Proof on Probate OF VIII. and order
Admitting VIII 10 Probate. Bond Of
Executor and Letters Testamentary
filed in the estate Of Virginia {. Coop
er deceased.
order limiting Time for Hearing
Claims and order Limiting Settlement
of Estate and appointing Appraisers
1870 - N++N faAHAAf VI , ~ ma - up
er. deceased; hearing November 18th,
1911.
Discharge OF Administration filed IN
the estate Of Frederick Burmester de-
ceased.
Petition for Administration filed in
the estate Of George Maresich. de-
ceased; hearing August 18th. 1911.
Warrant and Inventory filed in the
estate OF Thos. l.. Chadbourne, de-
ceased.
order Closing Hearing Of Claims filed
N the estate of Catherine Essner, de-
ceased.
Proof on Probate Of VIII, and order
Will to Probate filed in the
state Of Andrew Johnson, deceased.
Petition for the Appointment Of Ad-
Illustrator filed in the estate of Erick
deceased; hearing August
9th, 1911.
Proof on Probate Of Will, and order
admitting Will 10 Probate filed i'm the
state Of Richard Harvey, deceased.
Warrant and Inventory filed in the
state Of John Gipp, deceased.
Warrant and Inventory filed in the
state Of Mary Muretich. Mentally In
ompetent.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-21
TO RELIEVE Sheldon ST.

Sheldon street, Houghton, is some
what crowdede with traffic, and an
attempt is To be made 10 ameliorate
this condition Typographical and
business conditions tend to make Shell
den street the most favored. II is
planned 10 make Montezuma street.
one block south. a street Of more gen
eral use Tor traffic. This will help
relieve Sheldon street. Some of the
cross streets between Sheldon ana
Montezuma have been rebuilt or are
being improved and when completed.
Montezuma will come into more gen.
eral use.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-21
oNroNAeoN MILL CLOSED.

w. c. Chamberlain. acting on behalf
of the Michigan Trust Co, who mas
been operating the Ont0nagon Lumber
and Cedar Co.'S plant since April,
closed the mill Tuesday evening this
week. The mill was operated by the
trust company TO finish up saving logs
that We're already cut. All OF the
manufactured lumber was sold some
time ago, but the greater part Of II il
sim on the companys docks