davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20
HER FORECAST.
|aREcAsT FOR SALT LAKE CITY
DAY AND FRIDAY.

L9REcAsT FOR SALT LAKE CITY
DAY AND FRIDAY.
ssathsr data at Salt L.hs City.
Fsture today was ss degrees; /;
month rlnce 1874 was l01 de-
~ night vas Sc degrees: lowest
Mfs vas SS degrees: mean tenn
~ vas So degrees; normal was
mnlased doneiency since the arat
y degrees: accumulated excess
y ii degrees.
I1lty at a m. today was So
humidity at p. m. today was
aos Tot tho twenty four hours
waa none, total for the month
en Inch; accumulated oxcess
70 cute IL .o5 OF an Inch; total
January to date "a 1875
asa e1cesn since January 1 is
- a m.: sun sets at sos p. NJ,
n ankle may as a rule be
~ tnree to four days by APP
nneriain IS Liniment and OBJ
'isechons with each bottle.
~ dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20
feet of water for power purposes.
'e'| X q. r. SUMMERS.
Receiver Beaver Irrigation Land s. PowsT
Somnany. c3Gl3

Ry order OF the Judge of said court. nv
above sale is continued 10 take place
Thursday June 90 1872 at 'he Same
hou' anu p'" G. Il. SUMMERS.
Receiver Beaver Irrigation Land s. Power
r0u7pany
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20

These shoes made Of uubuck Every pair abso
luey to be made Of rstcass material button
holes reinforced and the workmanship of the best They
made by the Krippendor Dttmap Company which is
of their goodness and snappest models 81 and
$450 values.
Also included in this offering will be Ottoman cloth. The
SWEETEST and fabric These and other shoes
will go to make this a startling value. Widths from
AAAA to E. Sizes from 13 to 8. So values
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20
I've MINERS
ARE sUFFDCATED
|<ion in Hastings Mine of
Victor American Fuel
Dlnpany in Colorado.

~Ap Colo, June 1s.-T@elve
q entombed and are believed
! AZ a result Of an explosion
- slope OF the Hastings mine
rtcter American Fuel company
Mar midnight last night. An
~. badly injured, has been res
. mine Is located sixteen miles
Tfinidad.
La siope is badly caved and res
4 6esn able to make but little
Rescue equipment Is being
sbe scene of the disaster,
liant James Cameron and
"a. head Of the companys res
- are directing the operations
Sares of rescuers. The officers
Z eTplosion was caused by a
~ which set of a quantity OF
sSnIosion took place In the
m tha mine, where develop
Is In progress. The fourteen
rers on the night shift were
and entrymen.
rfanaeer ". J, Murray OF Den
&offfed and started at once tor
me rescue crews of other
s5s also on the ground.
Eocsted.
vho entered the mine early
|urned soon afterward with q
was badly burned. A number
have been located. According
.|rg superintendent, who came
4 hasty Investigation, both the
4 and the new air course, the
4 Of exit, are badly caved, lie
4 g1lrteen men were killed. Air
m forced into the wrecked en-
hs rescue parties hope 10 re-
. bodies within q few hours.
.(InSs mine IS ore Of the larg-
c6rs In the southern Colorado
A new slope Is adjacent to the
but the explosion Is said not
NAKED the main portion of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
cocHaANs TRAVEL
 wirn MANY oocs

This morning between seven and eight o'clock Mir and Mrs. Q. D Cochran got away for Council. and expect 10 reach that inland city this evening. making the trip right through with one of the best dog teams ever gotten together in Alasks-Charies Johnsons racing Siberian dogs.
 This morning at seven o'clock Chas Johnson's dog team was hltched to the telegraph pole corner of Lanes way and Front street. and the Siberian dogs were paving the snow and rest less anxious to be up and away. The team is one of the longest ever seen in Nome to the writers knowledge Tor there were twenty dogs attached te the tow line" all in harness. The sled was filled with robes and cover ing sufficient to enable one to with stand any kind of blizzard should they have to camp out in II.
 MT. Johnson. the driver stated he expected to make right thorugh tp Council. arriving at that city sometime during the evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12

ka Sourdough Club. where old timeN met and "peddle" one to the other. also the Nugget is read and re-read bvb Alaskans who are pininK for the North. yet pounding in time down In that garden spot region. where a few minutes ride on the cars will take one into a country that rivels the Garden of Eden. for it not only has the fig leaf apples but many other varieties of fruit
 The Headquarters. ar Sourdough Club Is at the Hotel Holland. No i6i Elli- street. and there one can sec Nomeltcs and Alaskans galore For the latest news from Nome go 10 the Hotel Holland Is the slogan down Frisco way
 TO date little or no interest has been taken in the city election. but from now on the pot should commence to warm up a hit. if it is to get real hot between now and April
 There are several political surprises in store for certain people. but il Is 6 little early to spring them just at present
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
SEEN AND HEARD

The city dads are not trying to play politics they are just trying to ses if il is possible to make the socialists guit by stealing their thunder. Coun cilman Mielkc who would ratter lose his right hand than not be .e elected. has done more worrying '' laja 1an he did during the last lection. .rvlng to get q line on which paper was go- ing to support him. and tho "a coun- st. and wondering if r. gooiaiist ' tket stood a chance C sin. Ter g n. ,rmed that they were ca.ng tp star I - el, ' su upol the a.tform ! municipal coal pile and perhaps owu- ership of city pumping plant for fire protection. and one or two other things. the council having recently had 2 good example of politics. they are trying to infringe upon copy right and steal the other fenpw's thunder
 We'll grab everything the socialist nave To stand up. and they will be ID against il. Is the motto of the present council except Yorkey" who believes such doinCs ol "hsllder- dash
 Council k 10 entertain Nomeites for a few days. and the citizens uf that city being "An Christians" we can ha prepared to see our townfolke return Ing with the "sanctimonious" smile In a week or ten days
 James Murray. is stopping at the Frye hotel in Seattle. according to q received in the last mail from the Spirit City Jim expects to return 10 Nome in the spring. and has been on a visit to his people in California.
 In San Francisco there is an Alas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
ALL BUSY CLEANING
 OFF THE SIDEWALKS

The March thaw on today drove many of the business men out in fl )n. oe their institutions cleaning of th. sidewalks. At one time there cou q be seen. Toby the Candy man. two in front of Lomen X Shelden's. Ge9rgs aarimour Jake" at Samuels a1f sevearl othes such as Bob c. a.rer and basiness men 10 the east and west ot the Nugget office. all enjo ''Gs a Lhsnce ,o get little exercise anu york p me muscle
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
am going are you? whsre7 Fri day night Eagle haii.
CARD OF THANKS.

The members of the Nome Kennel Club. especially the officers. wish tu express their thanks to all who took part in the All-Alaska Sweepstakes vaudeville entertainmnet on Saturday evening.
 Their timely assistance is greatly appreciated. and the most excellen, entertainment given by all who took part. not only afforded great pleasure to the people of Nome but helped 10 swell the purse for the Alaska Sweepstakes race.
 (Signed) Executive committee.
 NOME KENNEL CLUB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF REGIS
 rRATioN BOOKS.

Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions Of section 3 of Ordi- nance No. 1s2. of the City of Nome. that the Poll Book for the Registra- ton of Voters for the annual Munich pail election Of the Common Council of the Town of Nome, in the District of Alaska. to be held on April 2. 1912. will be closed on Saturday, the 23rd day of March, 1912, the same being the fourth Saturday of said month. All qualified voters required to reg ister on or before said date.
 Dated this 12th day of March, 1912.
 W. N. EDDY,
 City Clerk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
TAFT SPEAKS
 AT CHICAGO
Special Nugget Service.

opeeial N19sot ScFslSe.
 CHICAGO March i2.---Yesterday afternoon President Taft. stopped over for a few hours en route to the capital. where he Is due Tuesday morning. from his speech making tour in his home state
 The president addressed the Swedish Americans yesterday, and several thousand of them turned out to hear what the executive mad to say about the country and politics.
 In explaining what progression really meant. Taft stated: The term progression. so often spoken and writ ten about during the present time Is merely tenn describing a state of condition. operative or to be placed in activity Progression is the offspring If progressive times the country is now passing through It Is the re- awakening of publcspirit that in q certain way has heen inactive
 T merely have to call your atten- ton te achievements attained hy the administration and then let you be the judges as to whether the republican party. has been. is. and will remain progressive My distinguished prede- cessor. received most Of the credit for awakening the people to what they were losing through inaction The c. O. r. is ever carrying the banner Of progression forward. it Is not a party that remains stationary it k ever advancing and forcing the nation ahead This fact you all know. To- day wc are in the van of other nations. and q generation ago We were trailing along as a fourth or fifth rater as com pared to the other powers even poor Spain believed she was our superior. little over a decade ago: but ai' powers have changed their opinion If the United States since that war The map of the whole world hJ been changed and has any other party been in power during that period han The C. O P"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
BASKET BALL TEAMS
 GETTING IN TRIM

The two basket ball teams to com pete for the championship of Nome in a series of three games are getting down to business and training faith fully every night.
 In order to become we'll acquainted with the Eagle Hall where the contest will be held the teams are doing their practice work in the big hall.
 The Kennel Club also the High School teams are working into shape and exciting games are expected wher the teams meet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
FOR SALE.

New "Studebaker' delivery wagon received on last boat. never been un- orated. will sell less than landed cost. a bargain for any one that needs a wagon.
 Two gaeolene engines in fine condi. ton. one i5 h. p. one 20 h ?. Fair- banks Morse make.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE CD.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
6. WALLACE sMiTh
 BITTEN aY oo0S

shortly after noon F. Wallace smith was coming down Front street and was bounced upon by some dogs be- ongIng to Miller of Jess creek so we are informed The dogs just broke the skin which was treated by Dr. F.. F. Hill
 The biting occurred just opposite Wittenberg's store the dogs being close ta the sidewalk at that place
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
HoFFmARk OFF FOR
 ST. MICHAEL

Road Commissioner Honffmark left today for St. Michael and Kaltag. to go over the winter mall route and straighten out the business connected with hls office
 Hoffmark left with John Hegness and the road commissioner will be gone some time on the trip
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
MAIL ExpecTeo
 TOMORROW EVENING

John Hegness. who left this morn ing with the mail. expects to get back any time tomorrow afternoon after { o'clock. trails permitting.
 Report has 1t the next mail will contain both first and second class matter
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
ODD FELLOWS SOCIAL.

Teh odd Fellows gave a Jo~'a' ast evening In their lodge rooLI. and a arge crowd turned ou5 L. accept of 'heir hospitality.
 Card games were indulged in after which a collation. was served, they all danced until the small hours of the morning. The party broke up about two o'colck.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
ATTENTION EAGLES

Tn" Frsternal Order of Eagles will give a social Tuesday evening for members and their lady friends Cards dancing and refreshments.
 By order Of the Committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
ATTENTION PioNgERs.

The Pioneers of Alaska will enter tain their lady friends Wednesday March 13. at ssO Cards and rsr-, -h- ments.
 By order of Committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
ATTENTION EAGLES.

Next Tuedsy evening. March 1s. the Fraternai Order Of Easles will give a card party and dance 70 members and their lady friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
COAL STRIKE SPREADS
 TO GERMANY
Special Nugget Service.

BERLIN. March 12.-One hundred and seventy thousand coal miners struck yesterday at West Phalen. The men are demanding shorter hours and Q slight increase of wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
ARE YOU USING FUEL OIL

To sli thoae who arc using fuel. or crude oil. wlsh to stats that | am ever ready to dsllvsr the same by the can, barrel or drum. Just call up Black %. and your order will bs promptly attended Co.
 ~ ]. MeDokou0h. osiivsry of fuel oil . speciality.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12

Let us ali go and see those basket ball fellows mix it up Friday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12

REMEMBER THE NAME For prompt sno sasissaet,ry ,as,ndry work eali up ths Psopiss' lRndTy phenO Main 1ef. ,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
MUSIC AT THE EAGLE,

Every evening thsrs is music at the Eagle, aIso the best brand of iiquors and sissrs In the market. al. ways to be had.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12

Remember we arc retailers as well as whoiesalers. Special bottle sale. Sew ard Commercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-12
~ ]. MeDoNou0k.

otatsmsnts printed Nugget ofles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-17

Hawaii individuals as laborers who
are, by reason of their physical or
moral conditions, regarded undesira-
BILE citizens of Hawaii.
"We favor the passage of quarantine
laws by which the Territory may De
amply protected against the introduc-
ton into the Territory, through immi-
grants from either foreign ports or
ports of the United States, of danger
Gus, contagious or infectious dis
eases -. s -
Encouraging Homesteaders.
The drawing of the land and water
plank was the thing that took up mosr
of the time of the committee yester.
day and last night, and it is not at all
the radical provision that was first
reported as going to the convention.
The plank now calls for the admins
tration of public lands and public wat
er by a commission appointed by the
/. Governor by and with the consent of
the Territorial senate. The most i'm
portant point in the section relating
directly to the amendment of the land
laws, is a provision that government
lands shall only be leased to corpora
tions only with the right of withdraw
al at any time for homestead pur-
poses, that water is to be furnished
homesteaders and products Of the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-17
DR.. EARLE ONCE OF HONOLULU
NABBED AS CONFIDENCE NAN

stock as a psychic hurting below
par. He Afterwards had trouble with
his wife and began to daily with
sEirits other than those he claimed to
be able to invoke from the 'Yasty
deep When so engaged, he was wont
TO appear on the streets and throw
away small change to see the news.
boys scramble. In the end Dr.EarIe re.
ceiyed a firm and courteous request to
buy ticket to the mainland and &C.
ceded to the communication.
DR.. Earle is charged in Oakland with
trying to induce woman to 60 into
the clairvoyant game with him by rep.
resenting himself as the brother-in.
law of San Francisco police captain.
The woman became suspicious and
called up the police captain who
promptly denied the impeachment and
ordered the arrest of his bogus re:a.
tive.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-17

Eof~ whatever legislation theE Territory
has requested, and to have appropri-
ated large sums of money for the i'm
provement of the Islands. Much of
the marvellous progress Of the Terri
tory occurring during his incumbency
in office may be sattribnted to legis-
lation by Congress which he was
largely instrumental in securing. Is
We commend especially the course
pursued by our Delegate in his untir-
ing efforts to conserve the land and
water belonging to the Territory, and
to prevent their exploitation to the
detriment of the interests of the peo.
pie.
We further heartily endorse the eff
forts of our Delegate to Amerieanize
the Islands, to build up a prosperous
middle class, to protect the rights OF
all without distinction, and not to
permit the grant of special priVi-
leges.
LAND AND WATER.
To the end that homesteaders may
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-17

who assembled this morning in the
Opera House.
It is now believed that the Home
Rulers viii indorse Kuhio for Dele
gate to Congress. instead OF Charles
K Motley, who, il Is reported, Is Sc
riously thinking Of Withdrawing 10 IA
yor of the Prince. At any rate. the
convention of the Home Rulers has
been postponed until after the Repub-
licans have finished their work.
We may indorse Prince Kuhio for
Delegate to Congress, said one Of
the Home Rule leaders this morning.
I'VE were prepared to proceed with
eur work this morning. but owing 70
the delay of the Republican Terrific
rial convention in indorsing Kuhio for
Delegate to Congress, we postponed
our convention until after the Repub-
licans have finished their deIIbsra>
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-17
JACK DRsHA FOR SECRETARY,

Jack Desha, former Punahou boy
later Harvard student and crack ath.
lete, is reported to be considered fol
secretary to Delegate Kuhio. This re-
port was given some credence this aft.
ernoon. s. L. Desha, when asked as
to it, declined to say anything about
the truth of the report. Desha has
made a fine record at Harvard and is
now in the law school.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-17

homesteads purchased from and manu-,
factured for homesteaders on terms
to be approved by a public board
In effect, this provision is q guar.
antee that homesteaders must be
encouraged and helped in their
work by surrounding plantations and
mills.
The land and water plank contains
many provisions to encourages homie
steading. In fact, encouragement Of
homesteading is the biggest feature of
the Republican territorial platform az
agreed upon by the committee.
After the platform committee had
finished its work, with everybody fair
ly well satisfied and Chairman r. w.
Breckons apparently well satieted,
the question was whether or not Dele
(ccntinued on page 3D.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-17
PLATFORM COMMIT Tee WRES tiles Until
HARMONY COMES: LAND PLANK M0DIFIED|
PLATFORM UP TO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

enabled him to secure the enactment
settle on the public lands of the
Territory, and be permitted to so cul
tiVate said lands as to maintain them
selves and their families thereon, we
agreements concerning the conserve
/ Ition. distribution and sale Of water for
use on the public lands, and the man
ufacture and purchase Of products
thereof. Such supervision should be
by commission Of corporations OF
public utility, or by a special board for
that express purpose, to be appointed
only by and with the advice and con-
sent Of the. Senate, and under restric:
tioRs which viii prevent the executive
having full control over. the selection
Of the members thereof without any
regard for the wishes Of the Senate.
We further favor such an amend
ment of the land laws as shall pre-
vent any corporation or individual
which owns manufactures or controls,
water for irrigatfng purposes, from
securing any interest, either by leasa
or otherwise, In any agricultural lands
Of the Territory, unless such indiyId-
uals or corporations have agreed with
the Territory that said lands may be-
Withdrawn at any time for homestead
purposes, and that water for use
thereon will be furnished homestead
ers, and products thereof viii bepur-
chased from and manufactured i tor
hOuesteaders, on terms which shall
be approved by q public board
IN the administrators OF The Io.l{[;
laws, we believe that e liberal con-
struction of such laws In fafof 6E'
homesteaders should be adopted, and
that under no circumstances should
officers charged with the admfnibtrA-
ton of the laws take advantage of
technicalities by which anyone seek
ing to acquire lands is deprived Of
both his rights and the money which
he has paid the Territory. We favor
assisting homesteaders rather than
discouraging them, and believe that
officers charged with the admini8tFE
tion sof the land laws should ia every
possible way assist settlers on public
lands to comply with the provisions
of the law to the end that such set
tiers may secure title thereto.
Believing that the agricultural
lands Of the Territory are greatly In
creased in value for homestead pur-
poses by the construction and main
fContinued on Pane A1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-17
Psychic, Exposed Here, Gets
in Trouble on Mainland,
Is Report

DR.. E. Earle, who figured in Honolulu
for time some months ago, as real
psychic expert with Little Bright
Eyes" as spirit control and all the rNst
of the paraphernalia necessary to oper-
ate this form of '''sure thing game,
has Eeen arrested in Oakland on a
charge of attempting to swindle a
woman in a bunco game, according to
recent word from the mainland.
DR.. Earle while here was exposed by
District Attorney R. W.. Sreckons who
attended one of the seanees and then
got right up in meeting, said that he
could do everything that Earl did and
then proceeded to explain how it was
done. Breekons' action sent EarTs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-17

The Republican territorial plat
ten, as agreed upon by the platform
committee and handed to the conven-
ton when it reconvened at O'Clock
this afternoon, is as follows:
The Republican party OF Hawaii by
its representatives in Territorial con-
vention assembled renews its I'M
swerving allegiance to the principles
of the Republican party of the main
land of the United States of America,
and reiterates its unchanging faith in
government of the people, by the peo-
pie and for the people.
We should now declare our loyalty,
with sense of gratitude for our ma
tional peace and prosperity, to VIII
liam Howard Taft, who stands for re-
election AS the party's nominee for
President.
We heartily endorse his wise and
patriotic administration. Particularly
do we commend him for his firm and
consistent attitude in favor OF the
Republican doctrine of protection, and
his action in yetoing the several bills
enacted by Congress aimed at the de-
struction Of American industries.
We impress upon the citizens OF
Hawaii the high duty of quickening
their interest In public affairs. The
destiny Of the community rests upon
the individual efforts Of our citizens.
Indifferent citizenship is an evil from
which the law affords no adequate
protection and for which legislation
no,t r.,.,w{S3 :. ~ - t1,x.s1xy