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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-17
Whv I'm IN Politics II Hours a Dav
What Mrs. J. Borden Harri-
man, Millionaire Society Wom-
an, Means by Deserving "400'
to Battle for Wilson.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, pet of New
York's 1900 and wife of a great
millionaire. has come out of her
luxurious country home on Long
Island to spend twelve hours a
day in a hot Office organizing the
women of this country into a ma
tional Woodrow Wilson Associa-
ton.
Recently. Mrs. Hartman vas
asked "whyy"
Because" said Mrs. Harri-
man, in her quick. decisive
way, 81 feel that the time has
come when women have more
to do in the world than just
to sit around a bridge table
or a sewing basket. / feel that
we must get out to make the
world better; to help level
class barriers and to create a
world in which everyone shall
have a fair chance"
People are surprised that I. a
so-called society woman should,
of all persons. be undertaking the
organizing of the Woman's VIII
son-Marshall Association. I don't
look upon it in that way at all.
We should all be fighting for the
common cause.-The progress of
mankind.
And SO / consider that all
women, rich or poor. should take
upon themselves in these days
when thought is advancing. to
help in the general purging of our
public life.
without a doubt. nearly every
woman of mature mind controls
at least one or two votes.
How"
by her indirect influence. Her
practical and h~igh-minded discus
sion OF the issues at stake, looking
at them as men alone never came
10 look at them-from the MORAL
side-has great weight with the
voters, who, under her guidance,
suddenly see things from a new
and better viewpoint.
Women can do a great deal to
create a public sentiment for Viii
son, in addition to just controlling
one or two home votes. They can
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-17
TIMELY HINTS
FOR


Mems 25-cent black gauze Isle and
cotton sox in sizes ga to IL are a
special al L. S. Plaut & Co.'S for IS
cents a pair, and mems Sc and $3.50
pajamas are selling for S1.35.
Christian Schmidt Furniture Co. in
their August sale are offering ma
hogany finish two-piece parlor suits
for $3.50 and mahogany finish En-
press dressers for $3.50,
Hahne & Co. are selling No. .
Brownie 2O-cent films for 1914 cents
or 2 for q cents.
Long silk gloves of tricot silk,
sizes from 5is to 81, can be bought
at Bamberger's for so cents a pair,
and boys wash suits valued at $3.50
for 9S cents.
Mems negligee SHIRTS are selling for
So cents at The David Straus Co.'S.
and women's embroidery dresses for
IS cents. $l.2s and xlek
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-17

form Wilson clubs and bring
speakers in his behalf before the
voters of their home town. They
can buy the Wilson penny stamps
we are going to sell and paste
these everywhere. Besides adj
vertising our candidate. they will
help support campaign expenses.
But the greatest thing the
women can do is just to talk,
talk, talk Wilson everywhere.
l am a great heliever in the
thought-currents that roll over a
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! Note of Appreciation from
Miss BrOwneII
Nv dear Miss Doom

My dear Miss Doom:
May make use of your column to
Send a message to my friends? Every
day since my return to the city
has brought me wedding remem
brances from my well-wishers, but
my time has been so fully occupied
in preparing for our opening Nom
day that ! have not had the time to
make personal acknowledgment Of
these gifts. l appreciate them most
heartily and am looking forward to
writing notes to the senders in my
first leisure moments. In the mean
time will you express to them my
gratitude for their thought of me at
this time? Mr.. Stork joins me in APP
probation of the many kind wishes
for u happiness. Very sincerely.
MABEL BROWNELL STORK.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-17
To Quebec

Via Haiifax, N. S.. most delightful cruise
of 1000 miles. Magnificent scenery; Gulf of
Canso. Northumberland Strait. Gulf and
River st. Lawrence. and far-fnmed Sague-
may River. S. 8. Trinidad from New
York July 9th and goth. August Sd and 18th.
From Quebec July 18th and 26th. August 9th
aHd 23d.. -
For fun Information apply to A. e. OUT
ERBRIDGE & CO., Agents, Quebec q.
s. CO., Ltd. 20 Broadway. New York;
ID. j.. WHITE. Agent, ID. l.. and w. n.
r. 10. j.. M. BYHNE & CO.. 576 Broad
street,, JOHN E. MAYER. "a Clinton
Streets ALFRED l.. DENNIS. TIA
Broad street. or any Ticket Agent, or
QUEBEC 3. 8. CO.. Ltd. Quebec.
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Again the Summer Sun

Dear Miss Doom:
would like TO have a little of your ad-
vice towards the tanness Of my skin
My body is light, but my face and neck
are dark. I also have quite a few freckles
on my face. Hoping to hear from you
soon, / remain, MISS B. H.
! See treatment for tam
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-17
MAY MANTON PATTERNS

Can be purchased at any May Manton
Agency, or will be sent by mall TO any
address by the May Manton Pattern Com
pany, 100 Pacific street, Newark, N. ].
Write your address very plainly and al
ways specify size wanted.
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Go BermudA

Tours, Including Hotels, shore Excuf-
siOns, Lowest Rates.
Twin Screw 8. S. "BERMUDIAN," 1O,5l6
tons displacement; Electric fanss
wireless telegraphy. =
Fastest. newest and only steamer
landing passengers at the dock in
Bermuda without transfer.
SaiIings every five days in connection
with R. NJ. s. p. Co. Tickets interchangeable.
NTVnGVTNTNyErR TRIPS
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eHere is q dainty lingerie frock uf
white batiste. The skirt is composed
of wide and narrow embroidery COM
pointed sca11ops Of the bottom OF the
skirt is placed a fold OF black nous
seine. The bodice and sleevs ara
tucked and ornamented with collar
and cuffs of embroidery.
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EXCURSIONS.
COMFY ISLAND
Rockaway Beach
BOATS

LEAVING COMMERCIAL WHARF
si15 A. Nj. for Coney Islnnd and
Hockaway.
1880 A. M. for m Isiend only.
1870 p. NJ. for Coney Island and
Rockavay.
3s30-P. NJ. for Coney Island only.
1850 p. Nj. for Coney Island and Eve-
ming Sail. go
Returning. leave Rockaway Beach
$3.50 and Z p. Mi leave Coney Island
Also, 6s00, 500 and 10 100 p. NJ.
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nation. They sweep everything
before them. IL was such a
thought current, sent up from the
minds of millions of people, that
nominated Wilson at Baltimore
1T is the work of the good
women of this nation to create
this thought current. The o
tiers, under its influence, will do
the rest for us. And If we work
rightly they always will until the
time comes when we can help our
selves with our own votes"
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Answering questions like this.
That's n of the reasons they raised
it.
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From Our Friend the Humorist

What was. Margery Doom when, they
raised the cost of living?
DAFFYDIL.
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FARE. Round Trip, SO Cts.
Children, 8 to IL years, Malt Fare

Evening Sail, Week Days, Csc, SUM-
days and Holidays. Soc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
JURIES DRAWN
 THIS MORNING
PREPARATIONS MADE FOR THE OPENING OF NEW COURT
 TERM.

The grand and petit Juries for the proposed new term of court were drawn this morning as follows.
 Petit Jury J. F.. Powel. Tony Hines Leonard Best, W. W. Getehell. A. NJ lon. Joe Bursik. J. b. Helps. Fred Larson A. A. Allan. T. NJ. Gibson. l. Erickson. W. II. Thompson. Ralph Lo men. c. D. Christian. NJ. b. Swarthout Martin Danielson. Win. Stewart. J. A Davidson. Antone Ring. Si Brown. J c. Wanger Edwin Johnson. Geo. F. Lomen. NJ. c. Burns. F. W. Butters Nicholas Barge. <. c. Groven. J. A Parry. F.. G. Bergren. S. M. Carman.
 Grand jury George Beale. J. ) Hughes. James Woods. II. F.. Moon. W II. Pearson. Ira NJ. Rank. Jos. Martin. son. August Strom. II. J. Stokes. Johr kearney. John Steigelmeier. Johr Carr. F. A. McAlone. J. II. Mansfield r. A. Mcleod. \. Binkey. John Han cock. J. w. Downing. A. Wittenberg A. W. Mayer. Thos. Millmore. F.. 1T Cruwder. Andrew Petersen.
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MAY ROBERTS
 CANNOT PLAY

The performance has again been postponed till later in the week. ow- ing to the illness of Miss Roberts. It will be of interest to Miss Roberts friends to learn that she Is not seri- ously ill. but is suffering from q sprained side. brought about probd- bly by her work in The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" Dr. Mustard. who Is in attendance. has forbidden the patient
 to leave her bed for at least q hours
 longer. as he wishes to take no chance of a set back but thinks he can prom ise a complete recovery by that time This will put the performance off till Wednesday or Thursday. Victor Gli-
 lard wishes it repeated that the per formance will not be advertised until his wife is entirely recovered. and able to do justice to herself and her patrons.
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COURT WAITS
 JUDGE MURANE
JURY INSTRUCTED TO COME TO MORROW AND NEW JURY
 ORDERED.

Hamlet was played today in the Nome district court without the ghost. The jury was present and so were the clerk. the marshal. the district attor- ney and all but the chief actor who has been hastening to arrive on time to continue the session.
 Assistant District Attorney x. F. Castle informed the jury of the con ditions and instructed them to be present in court tomorrow n,.Iiing when will be the last possible day for continuance. Should Judge Murane not arrive in time. as stated before the new session will be opened cc,o- Der 21.
 The district attorney declar sd also that the petit and grand Juries for tn: new session would be drawn today w. A. Gilmore. as attorney for the de- fendant in the case of the United States vs. Frank Smith. formally pro- tested against the drawing of a tur, in the absence of the trial judge.
 The members of the old jury left C appear tomorrow.
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Dr. Emil krulish. superintendent of the United States public health and marine hospital service. who Is now in Nome. expects to recommend the establishment uf native hospital her. when he goes out uu the senator lie WAS sent in by the government C" investigate native conditions here last April and has taken In almost every part of the territory since his ap- pOiutIneut. lie came down the Yukon river recently ou his tour of invesu gatioG. He believes that the natives in other parts uf Alaska. suffer more than Eskim"s. but Eskimas have their own troubles.
 He relates amongst other things that the natives of nataklrct adopt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
NOMEITE WAS
 ARTILLERYMAN
MEXICAN REBELS SWlPeD THEIR BATTERY FROM A
 CITY HALL.

Captain Lewis. who WAS formerly d resident of Nome and with the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. had charge of the rebel artillery at Juarez, Mex ica. last spring year ago while Joe Warren was in that town. This nit- tery" was made up of an old rattle trap cannon which had been kept f.r years as an ornament in fro,t of q city hall in an Arizona town dni had been swiped from there by the lesi1hs of Madero who was then the re.olI- tionary leader.
 While Joe was at Juarrz AaderO and Orozco were both present. since that time Madero has become presi dent and Orozco has broken away from him and is now the chief of , rebellion on his own hook against hi former colleague.
 of some Too members of the rebel army about 40 were Americans Amongst the Americans were severa had deserted and gone across the lin, with their uniforms. kits. guns ant ammunition all complete. MT. Warren says that the Mexican soldiers present all sorts of appear ances. from the boy of l6 with a 2. rife to the wild half breed who wants 'mucha fighta" all the time.
 So full nowadays. was at one time . teamster and bandit.
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RAINS MEANT
 MORE OUTPUT
MANY RETURN TO WORK WITH
 IN THE PAST FEW DAYS.

Nome is witnessing the unusual spectacle of an increase in mining ac- tivity in the second week in October sluicing since the rain began to fall. On the whole it Is estimated that the increase of output due to the rain of yesterday and today will mean nearly slOO.OO0. The miners on Dexter hill are particularly favored. Frank Grimm sent out u gang this morn ing to sluice his summer dump there
 and others in the vicinity are doing likewise after having given up hope for the present season.
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REEO-MAvER.

George Harlan Reed and Miss Mae Annetta Mayer were joined in holy wedlock last Saturday evening at the home of the brides parents by Rev. c D. Christian. pastor of St. Mary's Clarence Mayer. a brother of the bride. was best man. and Miss Mildred Lehman acted as bridesmaid. After the ceremony a sumptuous repast wal served at their residence by MT. and Mrs. E. W. Carleton. The groom fl the son of R. w. J. Reed. Nome's cus- toms officer and the bride is the daughter of the city foreman.
 The happy young couple will con tinue to reside in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. oct. '. Wedding to the clamor of the COnseryationlsts the department of the interior ann"unc"s that Il will adopt the method of lras-
 ing coal lands. The plan will be at tempted first in Wyoming where ex- tenslve deposits exist and should the scheme prove successful it will be tried in many other places. It Is quite
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strong force will meet the Bulgarians before they have advanced very far
 Nazim Pasha will be ready to take the field in person within a very few days, His plan of campaign is known only to himself but he expresses the ut most confidence in his ability to drive Turkeys enemies out of Turkish soil
 No news has arrived of the move ments of the armies of either Greece or Servia, but it Is taken for granted
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
Special Nugget Service.

MEXICO. oct. 7.-Zapatistas and his force have killed 60 rurales. in- cluding women and children near the town of Sultepec. Information of the slaughter has just arrived here and a large price has been offered for Zapa- tistas' capture dead or alive.
 It is said that the rebel general had sworn to have revenge on the rurales at the first opportunity for the killing of several rebels.
 Hurdles have made themselves no torious during the present revolution as in the past by the adoption of tht most severe methods in dealing witt rebels and the rebels in turn seldom spare one of their force.
 The news that Zapatistas also Kill
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JACK SEEL|C
 IS MURDERED
WITNESS IN RoSENTHAl CASE IN NEW YORK MEETS oEATa
Nuoost Special esrssos.

Nugget Special osrSsoe.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Big Jd'k Seelig. a witness in the Roscntha murder case. has been shot and kill ed by Phillip Davidson. a fruit dealer
 The murder of Seelig may have some connection with the po'ice scan dals. which involved the mu der oi Rosenthal. but If so the facts hav, not been made known. Sselis death however. removes an fmpOr:pnt wit ness and this circumstance gives color to the suspicion that Davidson: act may not entirely have bee prompted Dy himself. Anyhow tht killing adds one more complicatina element to the more famous tragedy
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
BANK VS. MRS. SMITH.

The Alaska Banking and Safe De- posit Company filed suit today against Mrs. F.. F. smith. and ask for Judg ment on a promissory note for $3.50O executed to the plaintiff by F.. F. Smith in November. 1906. E. F. Smith gave as security mortgage on his claim, below on Candle creek. He died since. Ira Orton Is attorney for the plaintiff company.
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ment to put down tto rebellion orders were sent (" have the tdyi"" carried out. The forces uf marines ..t htud were at once put in march and uo time was lust. After The defeat o' the rebels in th, first battle the Leon garrison saw The futiuty ot furth.r pesist-uc.. and 1t surrendered tu t.oHr before he had begun nriuE
 As result of the battles seter#i rcbcls are now prisoners iu the hands
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Special Nugget 6srsloA

LINCOLN. cot. C. This ci,y M- most went Wiid today when We"druNy Wilson arrived. Nes.r since the be. ginning uf the campaign has the dem ocratir candidate received such d rr crption. Lincoln completely sprrend cred itself to the occasion and gt C itself over entirely to receiving Will son as a conquering hero. All "ve- the city were signs winch declared.
 We are free to serve the people Twas Bryan who set us free
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
SOCIALISTS
 NAME TICKET
JOSEPH cHlL6ERG IS ONE CAN,
 OiDATE FOR THE SENATE.

At meeting of Nome social sts l. st night q full ticket was selectei tO run for the Juneau legislature Jos. ChiI- berg and John Helm are cIL,.I,.. tcs for the senate. The nominees for the house of representatiys are \. Par " r. $. Bodin. Frank Connolly and Ferry Sethman.
 Mr. Chilberg was socialist ci,r.tidate for delegate to congress four years ago of votes. beating the regular repub- li,an candidate. John Corson
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SEATTLE HAS
 SPECIAL JURY
OF JUSTICE WILL PROBE AFFAIRS OF QUEEN
 CITY.
Special Nvsost o.rsloA


 SEATTLE. oct 5.-The department of justice has ordered d special grand jury for this city. The intention prob ably is to probe into conditions which are credited with being the cause of the recall petition circulated against the present mayor.
 Many reports are rife Of serious stat. of affairs in official circles and the department Is believed to have re. ceived information which led it tO be. licve that the calling uf grand jury Is necessary. It is believed here thal an investigation will result in expos ing corruption in high places and th, people await the sitting uf the Jury with unusual interest.
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UPTON WILL RACE
 AGAIN FOR CUP

best suited for meeting with a good chance of success the yacht represent ing America.
 Before embarking Sir Thomas de- clared that the winning of the cup is now the greatest ambition of his life and he intends 10 devo,e all the time and money ne can to bring back the cup to the British Isles.
 He is said to have decided to cling to the same old name-The Shamrock.
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wound inflicted is not at all serious The friends of the millionaire are slow to admit that he was touched at all. No cause can be assigned for the act unless 1t is that the man was crazy.
 Mann belongs to the great firm of Mckenzie and Mann which has car ried out several stupendous railroad
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places along a front of several miles but nothing like a general battle has yet been waged. In all the skirmishes the troops of this empire are said to have been easily victors.
 The invading bands were either timid or else they were merely draw ing out the Turks with view to dis covering their real strength.
 Every day Turkish troops are now entraining for the frontier and 6
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
Special Nugget Service.

SAN JAN DEL SUR. Oct. The town of Leon which was the last stronghold of the Nicsraguan rebels was surrendered yesterday tn the Am crican force under Lieut.. Colonel Long. and the rebellion may how be regarded as at an end.
 After the advice of Admiral Suther- land that determined efforts should b" made by the United states govern
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IN FROM SUNSET.

Max Hirschberg has concluded a successful season on Sunset creek. laid of with the exception of one or two who will put the finishing touch on matters for this season. Mir. Hirsch- berg speaks very favorably of con- ditions up there. and seems to thlnh the Teller section will beat all the rest.
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pR. FRomm GOES OUTSIDE.

Amongst those who will spend the winter outside are pr. l.. w. Fromm, and his family. He will spend tue greater part of the winter in Chicago and will return to Nome on one O. the first boats in spring. He will leave by one of the last boats sailing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
VIC MAY LEAVE TODAY.

According to a wireless vessage re- ceived this morning the river steamer Herman is due to arrive at St Mich ael today, and the Victoria will leave immediately afterward. No definite word has been received from the Her man in Nome
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Before leaving for the great outside have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING co. be- tween Segerstrom X Hagen's anu Zehners jewelry stores
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair you, clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gentlemen's clothes. first class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and see us.
 NOME TAI 0QlNG Cn
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07

CALL FOR YOUR CLOTHES.
 Any one having clothes at John Feyrer's place please call for them as am going outside. Store for rent Inquire within.
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Special Nueost Service

CONTANTINOPLE. Oct. 6.-Ths war between Turkey and the three Balkan states actually opened yester
 day with engagements between bodies of the hostile forces. The engage ments can hardly be called more than force of the invaders came in touch with tt strong Turkish outpost. Simi- lar skirmishes are reported at various
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
zAPATISTAS KILLED
 RURALES AND WOMEN

ed women and children Is not accepted as truth by everyone in this city by any means although he is known to be a man who shows little mercy to men who are opposed to him.
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E. R. sTIvERs BETTER.

Reports from the hospital are % the effect that F.. R. Stivers is i'm proving. He is still breathing through the tube in his throat. but the infiam- nation is going down. He tilks a little in whispers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
Special Nugget Service.

LIVERPOOL. oct. Sir Thomas J. Lipton sailed today for the Unit ed States to enter once again d chal ienge for the America cup. Should no hitch come to prevent an accep- ance of the challenge the famous bar onet will proceed to the building of a challenger on plans decided upon after years of careful study as to the design
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
POSSIBILITIES HAVE BEGUN
 ON m0NTENEcR|N FRONTIER

that they will soon be acting in con junction with the army of Bulgaria. The three countries combined are be-
 lieved to be easily able (" put io0.OO0 men in the field.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
NOME MAY HAVE 4
 GOVERNMENT HOSP|TA Al

nor, sanitary measures than the natives of any other place he knows. They even go the length of cutting holes iu their cabins for yentilation. They are now. under the supervision af Mr Evans. laying out the town aurw buildlne the streets in d man. u,r that leaves chem open and in the regulation style of white mems towns.
 Eur the hospital here. should the government adopt the recommends ton to build one. s doctor will be appointed.
 When Dr. kruIish arrives In Seat tl, he will 70 To Juneau.
 Fresh 1912 S. & W. Strawberries and Paenberriea a. Ereedino R Rorden.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
Reliance 1912 pack ef berries . Frssdins q Bergen.
SEND YoUR LAUNDRY

To the Peopls6 Laundry whore you will receive good verk sxssuts6 by none but white employee. vhe receive the standard wagsa
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
BRYAN'S TOWN GOES
 WILD FOR WILSON

These words were the rrld keynote off fhy days proceedings and seemed to art like magic ou the crowds ihtt thruu-ed the streets. Wherever h. tNo famous leaders showed they wer' u-t Ds th, widest enthusiasm and tae candidate seemed to be overcome with emotion several times.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-07
CRANK SHOOTS FAMOUS
 CANADIAN RAILROAD MAN

projects and which was behind the ef- fort to open up mines near Lake Ben nett.