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The Press., 1912-04-10

The marriage intentions of Miss Anna Scannell and John Sargent are announced.
 A. D. Ellis, who is at New Or leans recovering from his recent ill- ness, is showing marked improvement.
 The selectmen held a meeting last night for the purpose of organizing. The balloting resulted as follows Chairman, F. R. Sutcliffe; chairman of board of health and overseers of poor, s. M Stebbins; superintendent of highways, s. M. Stebbins; clerk of the board, J. P. Herlihy.
 Henry Wheeler of Stafford Springs was up few days ago and was stroll ing along Main street, when he came to the moving picture palace. He went in, and in some way the lock sprung and he was imprisoned. It looked for awhile as if he would have to remain until the show opened, but he finally found side door that he could unlock and make his escape There is nothing but trouble when people from the remote towns get into a large center.
The Press., 1912-04-10

ENGRAVED Cards furnished at The
 hI Press ofnce-5O cards and nOFtpt plate ne censs b0 cards and Old English plate from ti.so
The Press., 1912-04-10

Mamma, the Smiths live in the town where we''-
 ''I think should use the word re. side Tommy
 "Well. they reside in the town where we resode before we moved here, don't they T'-Chicago Tribune.
The Press., 1912-04-10

%16, S6O3 u1VluOu dS 4OAAOWS. OOA-
 eral expenses, including salaries of school committees and superintendent,
 $97O; expense of instruction, includ- ing teachers salaries, text books, supplies, etc., $s9OO; operating ex-
 penses, including janitors' salaries, fuel, etc., $22OO; light, supplies and
 incidentals, $2O0; repairs, $12OO; school physicians, $50; transporta- tion, $500; tuition, $4OOO, and other
 incidentals, $50, making gross total of $17, ITO; outside poor, $500; mis- cellaneous expenses, $2OOO; high ways and bridges, $2OOO; permanent roads, 5000; a gravel sidewalk on Thompson street, $4OO; a similar walk on North Main street, $2O0; ex- tension on the Mill street bridge, $1OO; electric light on Cushman street, $15; for the use of the fire de- partment for the ensuing year, 5000; for the purchase of new hose for the fire department, $35O; to extend the sewer on State avenue, $35O. The total amount of money appropriated was $29, 785. This is nearly $4OO0 more than appropriated at the last annual meeting, when $25, ,974 was appropriated.
 Without an increase in valuations, which is rather improbable, the tax rate will, on account of the increased appropriation, this year be increased about $l on thousand, the rate the past year being $1s. The date for the discount of taxes was changed from August I to Septebmer 1 On the election of officers there was 695 | votes cast. For selectmen and over seers of the poor there were seven men on the ticket, three republicans, three democrats and one nomination 1
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
OARROW REFUTES
 DAMAGING TESTIMONY
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Special Nugget Service.
 LOS ANGELES. July 31-Clarcnce $. barrow. while testifyng in his own behalf yesterday proved strong wit ness in his defense. and produced tes- timony of nature tending to offset much of the damaging testimony in troduced by the state.
 Attorney Darrow. now fighting f"i his freedom. proved many of the facts charged against him, were false. and refuted certain charges. by producine evidence convincing in itself that il certain acts of bribery were performe the same was done at the instance "f some other person. other thap he. that he was not responsible for acts oi people after they had letf his employ
 Darrow has not been able to eX- culpate himself from the charges. or testimony of one Guy Biddinger. who testified that Darrow personally of fered him a bribe to turn over to hin certain evidence against the McNa- mara brothers. and stated Darrow of fered him s5O,O0O if he would forget the conversation on the train wherein James McNamara admitted he had blown up the Times building. as he subsequently, confessed to during the trial
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
MURDERERS FALL
 OUT IN NEW YORK
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NEW YORK. Jr!S 31.- James Yer rell saloon kee-"r. wa, murdered this morning in his place oe business, fur men doing the killiog, a Nen- peance for VerrelIa squrd ing upon the gang. killing Boss Gambler Res cnthal.
 There has been a general .lnine ont of the gamblers and murder'.'s in New York. and the grand jury now in ses- sion is expected to have lots Of wo!k untanglng the many knOtty criminal charges to be brought before it.
 Friends of the murdered saloon keeper James Verrella, killed thi. morning will seek vengeance by squealing in turn upon those respon- sible for his murder. and a general shaking mp. and uncovering of crime and gambling is expected'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
). PARKER ELECTED CHAIRMAN
ARCHIBALD CONTEMPT CASE
 GOES OVER TILL FALL
Nugget Special Service.


 WASHINGTON. D C July Sl.- The senators after holding an eNccu- tive session over the contempt pro ceedings. of Judge Robert W. Archi bald. of the United States cummerc, curt and his plan of defense. agree, to postpone the same until fall. Ther, is not sufficient time to go into tn, matter between now and the time of adjournment, and impeachment pro ceedtngs are too serious to be rushc' through. much the same as this par ticular case appears to have been through the democratic house.
 During the whole history of the United States only six members. oi government officials. have been i'm peached by the senate. although pro- ceedings have been instituted many times during that period.
 Judge Archibald will be given un',' fall to work up his defense. and th, members of the senate agreed ample time was due any person under so serious a charge to properly prepar' his defense and meet the charges.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. c. July @l - The sweeping advance in tariif rates upon all railroads published recently to go into effect. this fall. has been deferred until December first, or the advance affecting the tariff on lumber
 Early in the week the railroads an nounced an advance in freight would be made upon all railroads operating between the Pacific coast and the Mississippi river. to go into effect September first. The rates upon lum ber being so great a number of ship
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
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OPONloi 'NeSSSA SNaN
 LONDON. July aI Yesterday ar tcrnoon the English Board of Trade having u charge the investigation al the wreck of the il-rated steamship Titanic. cXouerat,d President lsmay of the White Star line. from all blame in connection with the appalling d,s aster.
 The board ot trade. after mlr' weeks of investigation. wherein te,uS witnesses were called ta trsti.y ,n connection with the sinking "t th, I.aviathan Titanic. the ~trame- ria ing an iceberg. while going a' eN. press speed. after being warned "t the fields of ice directly ahr,i in t"t ships path. has come [" t'c cpncu sion President lsmay. is not in any way guilty for the wreck
 The board of trade takes the r"sl ton the captain k absolutely mastei of his ship upon the high sea. that his word is law. he is responsible for tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
ADVANCE FREIGHT
 RATES POSTPONED

pers appealed tn the Interstate com mrrcc commission for redress. stating th. new schedule would place the lumber merchants in a position of working for the railroads.
 The interstate commerce commis sion has granted stay in the rates going into effect. and postponed the date until December first In the meantime the matter will be investi gated and the members ascertain if the roads are justified in advancing the freight rates upon articles set forth in the new t1riT schedule
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
Special Nugget Service.

HELENA. Mont, July 5l Tester day the progressive party held us convention tn the cit, to elect dsleglte~ tu the Chicago convention called c. meet August B. \ stormy meeting was experienced and delegates elect ed to the independent convention. iu- structed for Theudarf Roosevelt and to work for d progressive platform suitable tu the colonel
 IL was out of the question Tor ta. people of Helena and Butte tp agree and dead lock existed until the Butt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
GAMBLERS lMPlICATE
 POLICE IN MURDER CHARGE
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opeCidl Nu99et Sefs'SS'
 NEW YORK. July S1-Yesterday afternoon the gamblers called before the grand jury to testify in cohnectior with the recent killing of Boss Gam bier Rosenthal. have implicated Poll ee Lieutenant Becker. now under indict- ment for the killing.
 Five men have been indicted as be Ing implicated in the cold bloodeF murder. wherein Rosenthal was sho' down in cold blood in broad day light as he was leaving a hotel in the city
 Just how far the gamblers have i'm pllcated Lieut.. Becker. Is not knwn but 1t is stated they have furnishe some very damaging testimony against the policeman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
ENGLISH BOARD TRADE
 EXONERATES ISMAY

safely O, his vessel and the people under him and should accidents oe- cur du, Co gross car,Irs-ncss the cap tam. not inc ovn,r-. who happen ta be travelling upon the vessel k L. blame
 The nndIng- of thr English Board uf Trad, lr, conflicting with tHr smith Investigating committee. upon tn American -ldr t.r Senator Smta and his ,ommltt,y together Vtth lhe Am rrI,su press tried c. saddle th, blame upnu President lsmly. "t fh. Who star lime. th. crmpnuy owning thr Titanic. l-mav Na- constantly refer red to as "thc covari- for not going down with h- ship like the other brav, men. and giving hl- position in the life boat Co one of tic many wo- men I1se,uecr- drowned with the ill- fated steamer.
 lf you want to be noticed don't hog cF 4La 1a-MaU Roberte
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
Special Nugget Service.

FL PASO, Texas. July a0.-Ameri- cans returning from across the line into the republic of Mexico. bring the startling news, the rebels have issued orders to every citizen of this couh- try. stating they will from now on have to fight with the rebel army or get out of the country if they have any respect for their health.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
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NEW YORK, July 3i.-Jack Rose the graft collector for the police de partment of Greater New York. from the gamblers. has testified that during the past year he has collected two and one-half millions.
 The, confession of Jack Rose has created great excitement in the city. Certain officials and Tammany men are getting out of twn. many will take a vacation to Europe. for the probe now started combined with the confession of Rose. has opened UT
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
2,500,o00 DOLLARS
 COLLECTED GRAFT

many avenues of graft. and several are expected to lead to the doors Of officials higher up"
 The people are anxious to learn how this two and one-half millions was divided. for such a large sum of money must have found its way into the pockets of many who must he guilty of grating.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
GO TO THE NORTH POLE
Bakery for the best bread and pastry. The only Coffee House in town.

lion dollars. and the bulk of the prop erty goes to the widow of the late Hartman.
 The administrators will receive d large sum for settling up the vast es- tate. and it is expected they will be awarded at least s500.0o0 each sor their work. owing to the millins in> volved. .
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
HARTMAN ESTATE
 ABOUT SETTLED Special Nugget Service.

ALBANY. x. Y. July 5i.-The ad- ministrators in the F. $ Harrim an estate report they are ready to wind up their work. and be discharged from duty. The estate left by the late rail- road wizard, amounts to sevenay mil-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
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OYSTER BAY. July 51.-Thcodore Roosevelt is working out in detail the progressive conventin to meet in Chi ,ago next Monday. It k now develop ing into a one man convention. and a one man party. Teddy is to he the whole ;hing. he is the dictator upon all matters of importance. He had the selecting of his temporary chair man and has now elected perm1- nent chairman in the Hon. John Park CT of New orleans.
 Big Time Expected in Chicago.
 CHICAGO. July Everything is in readiness for the progressive con- yention. and the local managern of Roosevelt are confident the people vii flock to the colonel in sufficient mum b,rs after the convention to elect him to the White House.
 The convertipl is not expected io last many days. there wlll be Ep COT. tested seats. there wll' he a re-en- dorsemcnt of RooscVe., by the new party. the selecting or npminatinis of a running mate. adopt.Ig oi a plat form. then adjournment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
CONDUCTORS AND MoToRMEN
 WON OUT IN BOSTON
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BOSTON, Mass, July 3l.-In ths West End street railway strike re- gently settled. it is now conceded the motormen and conductors won out The compromise. or agreements enter ed into between the conductors anf motormen was in favor of the em- ployes. they having won their poin' for which they went out on strike.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
GIRL SUICIDES IN
 CONFESSIONAL BOX
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MERIDIAN. Conn. July 3l-Cora Dessureau entered the confessional box of the Catholic church last even ing and committed suicide. The body of the young girl was discovered soon after she had partakrn of the deadly poison. that ended her life. No cause for the rash act has been given out but an autopsy Will be held over tho remains
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
PRISONER ESCAPES FROM
 COURT ROOM TAKES TO HILLS
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SAN JOSE. July 31.-Ira Weaver made his escape from the court room yesterday afternoon and took to tho hills. The sheriff is in hot persuit. but the prisoner states he will shoot the sheriff on sight, and will not be taker alive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
AMERICANS TO FIGHT
 OR LEAVE MEXICO

The American have been given th' alternative of joining the rebels oi getting out of Northern Mexico. Any American found in Northern Mexico after a certain date, not member ol the rebel army will be shot. accord ing to the refugees reaching the city We've come to stay, so be good to us May Roberts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31

New laid eggs at Prosssrs, $t per dozen. Phone Black 5. Live chickens 50 cents pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
PEOPLE AGAINST POLITICAL
 TRUST---CAMPAIGn SLOGAN

Taft machine will have to fall back upun the trusts. to wage war against Teddy. in his fight for the people" Open Teddy Headquarters in Wash
 ineton.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 31.- Senator Pointdexter of Washington Senator Dixn of Montana. Represen. tative Curry and Congressman Laf ftrty. have opened up Roosevelt head quarters in the city.
 only supporters of Roosevelt will bt allowed to join and take part in the campaign to be waged in the interest of Teddy from the national capita headquarters.
 Only Four Supporters of Teddy.
 WASHINGTON, D C., July 31.- II is stated upon good authority. there are but four open supporters of Theo- dore Roosevelt among the officials 'n Washington, and these four men ha' '' opened headquarters. The. may b' other supporters. but a canvass of tho republicans proves. PoindcNter. Dix T in the senate. Curry and Iafferty ir the house are the only open "".p 'rt CTS Teddy has in congress.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31

We want to be Nomeites, too, May Roberts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31

We print anything and sverythihs ( in job printing line at tho Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31

Ladies suits cleaned, pressed and repaired at Nome Tailoring Go. We clean and renew furs at Nome Tail bring Go. Gentlemen we will clean press and repair and put your clothes in latest style. We do alterntion Suits made to order.
 First class workmanship, modern methods, prompt service. Yours to please.
 NOME TAILORING co.
 Between Segerstrom & Hagen and Zehner's Jewelry stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
People vs. Machine tie Slogan.

People vs. Machine i,e Slogan.
 OYSTER BAY. July 31-1hc lreat war cry in the coming elcctm. where in Theodore Roosevelt will endeaVoi to snatch the reins of government from the hands of the political trust. and restore it to the people. That the masses are convinced they have no say in the government that the roli- tical built up machine can defy the very wish of the masses. That pri- maries are a farce, in the land, the sacred rights taken away from the voters and are held by the political trust. whose officers are members of the republican party.
 People Will Pay for Campaign Es-
 penses.
 WASHINGTON. D C.. July q - In answer to tn, question Where will Teddy and the new party secure funds for carrying on the campaign2' has been answered by Senator Dixon. Ted dys political manager as follows: The people will furnish the funds for carrying on the fight. the money needed by Theodore Roosevelt will he subscribed by the masses, and the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31

The homo paper is the Nome Daily Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31
NOW BOLT|NG IN
 PROGRESSIVE PARTY

followers boIted the convention and stated they would have nothing mort Co do with it That the delegates aud supporters of what was supposed tp h, tl. prpgre~siv, party were even wor-, tuau th, regulars. and from how on. the republican party headed by William Howard Taft would he good enough for him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31

If you want to be noticed don't hog the center of the staee.-May Roberts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-31

sverybody's Doing It.
 Doing what7 Paying s2.o0 per month for the Nome Daily Nugget
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-03
Frear Busy Finishing Annual
Report, but Not Filing
Statistics
lcontinuei On PAGE @

Governor Frear denies the9report
that he is preparing statistics and
statements calculated to defend his
administrative actions in the coming
inquiry to be Instituted, by Secretary
Of the. Interior Fisher. On the con-
trary, he asserts he is making no ar
rangements to produce evidence for
the government official and will pre-
pare none until It is asked by the lat
ter on charges preferred by the Gov
ernor's enemies seem to warrant it.
However. in preparation for Fishers
visit, two stenographers and three
typewriting machines have been
brought into use on the Governors
annual report, which he expects to
have complete by Thursday, the day
before the Secretary ofthe Interiors
arrival ! 49,. 49,. -.
1t is possible that copy of this
may be placed In the Secretary's s
hands. and that some of the charges
expected TO be brought against the
administration may be answered by
the official statements set forth, in
this report. .-... .-. =. ~
Other ARRANGEMENTS for this import
ant visit and its attendant business,
even though tentative, must be held
in abeyance until definite word comes
from Fisher. This information may
not be obtained until he reaches the
city. It is thought he may desire to
establish headquarters for his inquiry
If he does, either the office of the
Territorial Secretary or the Senate
chamber in the government building
will be placed at his disposal. 1t is
not known whether he will desire a
transcript of the evidence, or whether
his private secretary Will attend 70
that feature of the business.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-03
And BAR
MEMORIAL FOR
JUDGE HARTWELL
Supreme Court Will Meet To-
morrow Morning in Sen-
ate Chamber

With the justices of the Supreme
Court of Hawaii assembled in solemn
session. honor will be paid TO the
memory of the late Judge A. S. Hart.
well by his associates of the bench
and bar tomorrow.
At 10 o'clock in the morning the
Supreme Court justices will sit in
the Senate chamber, which is TO be
utilized because of the small size of
the courtroom and the fact that the
services will be open to- the general
public. The program for tomorrOw's
conmemoration has been completed
and was announced today by PreSi.
dent F. T. Thompson of the Hawaii
an Bar Association. President
Thompson will present a memoria.
resolution for the Bar Association.
Federal Judge Sanford B. Dole will
speak, representing the bench of Ha,
waii. and City and County Attorney
John w. Cathcart will speak for The
bar. Attorney-General Lindsay viii
be The next speaker, to be followed
by the Hon. Cecil Brown and c. w.
Ashford. whose addresses will be
along personal lines This will end
the memorial program.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-03
ARTILLERYMEN
OUT TO PRACTICE
WITH siege GUNS

The 105th Company, Coast Artillery
Corps, Captain Johnson commanding
started this morning to hike from Fort
Ruger to Sehofield Barracks, there to
be in camp for ten days, receiving in
struction in serving the big siege guns.
Lieutenant Pratt, district quartermas-
ter and commissary, accompanied the
column.
The siege guns and howitZers will
be fired on Thursday, September II.
This will be the first time that either
style of ordnance has been fired in
Hawaii, and artillery officers of both
branches are looking forward with in
terest to the tests. The 105th will be
away from Ruger for two weeks, and
on its return the 159th, commanded
by Lieutenant Vaughan, will take its
place at the Schofield instruction
camp.
There are eight 5-inch siege guns
and four finch howitzers al SchO-
field Two shots are allowed per
piece for the practice firing, but only
two pieces will actually be fired, each
company firing eight shots from oen
siege rifle, and four from one howit-
ger, The theoretical and practical
part of siege-gun work will be taught,
and the men instructed in making the
proper earth emplacements.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-03

traband merchandise were found con-
cealed in his clothes. Chris Cora
george and George Chrones were ar
raigned this morning. but were grant
ed permission to reserve their. pleas
until next Tuesday morning. Their
attorneys have asked that the bail OF
$1,000 be reduced to $3.50, and the
court will announce it's decision on
the request tomorrow morning. Mean
time both are held in Jail.
Two of the four indictments that
were returned by the Federal grand
jury just before it was dismissed last
week, and which were placed on the
secret file, prove to be charges of a
statutory nature against Kiichi Sa-
kuma and Kin Sato, Japanese man
and woman of Waialua, who were ar
rested by u S. Marshal Hendry yes
terday morning. Both pleaded not
guilty on arraignment this morning
and the hearing has been continued
until called Both are detained in
Jain in default of bail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-03
Disturbances iI Central Amer.
ica May Prev snt Review OF
the Pacific Fleet

~ Eg .
The plans form great Ma VaI dnmon-
stration by, the fleets of the United
States simultaneously at San Francis
co, Manila and New York son- October
Ia and h, ,rnay be upset as far as the
Pacific fleets part in the program lis
concerned, through the trouble in Nj
caragua. Rear Admiral Switzerland
in command of the Pacific fleet, is
now at Nicaragua, where he. is in
command ofthe United States forces
soon to number 5000 marines. a.. l..
According to advices received here
this morning, If the uprising in Mica
ragua continues, the Pacific fleet,
with Sutherland, will be needed Off
Central America at .the time set for
the review ,.*s.E -. =
The demonstrations on the Allan
tic as planned will follow the pro-
gram of exercises Of the Atlantic fleet
now in progress off the coast of New
England. The vessels will assemble
in the lower Hudson river at New
York for rev'ow by President Taft and
the Secretary of the Navy The new
naval monsters, Arkansas and Wyo-
ming, the latest additions to the navy,
will be commissioner in time to take
part. ..4
Taft TO Review Fleet.
The president and his guests, in
cluGling prominent officials and mem-
bers of the diplomatic corps, will re-
view the fleet from aboard the Ar