The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, January 28, 1914, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, January 28, 1914, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn87062011/1914-01-28/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn87062011/1914-01-28/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn87062011/1914-01-28/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn87062011/1914-01-28/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The Nome daily nugget., January 28, 1914, Image 1
About The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918

Image provided by: Alaska State Library Historical Collections

Image: of 4. Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (4.6 MB)

The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska), 28 Jan. 1914. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87062011/1914-01-28/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
VOLUME XIV. no. 23. Telephone Main 46. NOME. ALASKA. Wednesday January 28. 1914 T 'ephone Main 46 PRICE 35 CENTS
TO LIGHT UP
JERUSALEM
Special Nugget Service.
JERUSALEM, Jan. 2«. A finnan
hah been issued by the sulilime port
granting a franchise to a French com
pany for building a tram line from
Jerusalem to Bethlehem. The same
company will also operate a line from
Jaffa, the port of Jerusalem to the an
cient city and will provide electric
lights in the streets once trod by the
famous characters of biblical history.
The present method of transporta
tion from the port to the eity is by a
steam railroad which winds up
through the beautiful olive groves.
From Jerusalem to tile birthplace of
Christ tlie present method of trans
portation is by rnuleback.
Dont’ fail to be at Mocse Roonduo
Jan. 31 Eagla hall.
ANDERSON & WLCKMAN
Hava taken over the planing mill
heretofore operated by J. A. Parry,
and are prepared to give ail orders
prompt and skillful attention. Hard
wood and eleigh lumber, all kinds of
machined lumber.
ANDERSON & WECKMAN
Phono, Black 106.
BLUEJACKETS LANDED
STOP FIGHTING IN HAITI
special Nugget Service.
I oKT At’ 1'IUNCK, Jan. 2S.—The
tv\ elution which broke out in the
ru rthern provinces of the republic i
tew days ago lias spread rapidly over
tin entire country and the people are
stirred to the most savage deeds of
murder and pilliage.
General San I’almas, who command
ed the federal garrison until a few
days ago, has east his lot with the
ret olulionists and left the city to take
cummunU of the troops in the field,
lie Was followed by at least half of
the garrison of tin- city and today,
reinforced by several hundred revolu
tionists he attacked the capital.
The attack on the city was made
fiom the north and after si veral
hours of lighting the troops of Gen
tral San I’almas drove the soldiers i f.
the president from the earthworks
protecting the town. The majority of
til.' rebel troops are armed with tin
old Springfield rifles discarded sunn
years ago by the I’nited States army
and on account of the short rnnge or
these pieces the fighting was pushed
In me closely iii order to rveiv«iino 11» *
I* nger range of the more modern rifles
of the loyal troops.
Ouring the attack on the city mam
bullets fell in the streets of tin- town
and a number of people wei* killed |
•nd wounded, including some foreign- j
crs. The American legation was rid
died with bullets and the minister and)
his family were eseorted aboard tlaj
battleship Montana which is in tic j
i
harbor.
\s the rcvolut lonarx troops foimhi |
licit' way into tic* town tin* govern-)
nielli fore* citliel lied W'llt oVel
t< the eltelUN With tic o\< option «.f III*
I'd trouser* d executive hod\ guard
which was defending the pro idetd’S
palace. These soldiers, who arc main
tained for the especial pr«d“ctfon ot
the presidential household, fell hack
through the streets and took up a
position in tiie palace from i h* win
clows of which they attempted to hold
ili< rcvoWftionarv rabble at bay. The
presideJitH’ guard is comm .ruled by
hug*- black talk'd General In-slnue
and this officer proved a terror to the
■ittiiiUi is of tlio i lit lit < '■ until In- ».i<
killed lo.olinu a sorto designed to fa
I dilate ('resilient 1 'restes esentie tn^
the ti-rman mmi-of-wai Vorta iSen
eta I Deslaines was said to to in In
with Madam f’rostos. tlio wifi of t it*- ■
president and ho was killed whih ^
f'ehtinm his wav to tie- dnek wi'l tht-i
I :iiv in his arms.
i residotit t'restes was in the midst
ot his unard wlion fienernl I ■ ’a i»i
I'll and Iho soldiers ua'o lift I la It" 1. i
whi n lliov saw ll at llioii load'i w t
dnW II I tl'inu doSl'I'loil | IV ill'll 11*0" 11
I t* std' ol and Mrs i'resins w'oi> ,il""i'
t ' fall ill!" Ill- hands of Iho I'ohoh
w h' ii a .I* iai'hin* id of sailors from ih*
i a infill siii11 savod them from iho
hands "f ih" nioh and took them
a I "a rd iho i riiisor.
Tho \ merle. n minislor. sooiim tha.
iho n v ol'ilionisis woi" limit on lootin'.:
tl" tinii and W'lo ah'i'.olv ereiltlm.’
a Mato "f aiiarihv and tntirder asked
tel tl prnl net loll "f ll- Vnieriian
4s" .. id lalr'ile. imltalionS were
si id ashore from the iwo vessels in
the llal'hor.
< me **f ili" lt;M ml urns is n**\\ «•»»
• .1 r>•mnl «li Am.ii* in hi?;tti*»nj
v i»i« h uk»- i"* <;- rm.«n 1»• 54;111*»n i-!
Iii *.| i «•!'>im • - * ml I in «»t !i**r l«;11 |
i. Ii**11 ' i»**li* n >i r* • t s i n*l 111 * •
• Mr: 11 • I11-| .| l'i 1-11*11 -
i i« ns.
« hit >1*1# III* /*.|if- 11*• i*I l*\ th* Am
• • h *i *i «»•fin.in s.iilttrs ili* * itv is
u i \ • 11 «*v i »• ili.- wi:ii**st ilt-l* n* li*-n*
*i.I i .• •! » n*l ! i • • i- iif s ii* >l > 11 In-.i r I
f» • Ml II • ‘Mil- vv k * i • i h* v i« t«t|*|« • * i -
i • ! **ls . i.• .m*i « **mmn I inv
• • i »• i « i iriu-s
H i n. - 11 . • i • . 11 v » h i,.-I
Sin l1 * 11 * i. i • i i • * »t ... r, 11 * • I •. r In
lii'ii i ml Mi- i* i- • * * -in | *1*1 s|,Ht- "I
. . • » » \ • \ isMli:
h '' h#-' • -I i i, *t ■. t I • - - ^miii. m.n>
-»i*i# i - : : i ns, w im i< .tl»l#•
11* l*«»I III . *IV' . I hill#-tit I" 1.1 U
111 • |... . * •: i» i • I«i. It l*. 11 with t In
ti. l.i • t I ' • s.*|- i>t <'t. -1. 11 #* Vm.'i'i
. *n . i -m nt u ii ,.t i|< • 11s s#-ni«
t I • mi • ..i ml. i>. iii. * -1 i ; i rm- m' |
i: t - .... I t. t i *!# I 111.Il f i ■ 1
' vv . i . . **l .i t.#- I ’nit*• i j
Sl.it* s |
OHIO WILL
PARTICIPATE
Nugget Special Service.
I I il.l'Allirs ' •til.. .1.111 L’s Th ■
I ! i i - i 11.11 lull 'll lln- St.Ill- Ilf I Milo HI
. I',in,mi.i exposition in In- lielil in
. .1 III i1n.li Ilf tin- II|||'I|||IH Ilf the- i-flfl.tI
w is practically assured tmlay In the
p. swil!i. In III! I • • \\ ' * 1 I ' M Mi- Ilf thi
ll uislaturt "t tin Mil ippriiprintmp
• i hundred iliousind dollars fnr this
purpose.
The monel will I" used in the
. i' i tinii "f an < ihiu huildimr on tlm
fail yrnilllds mil for other purposes
I ol'iiei lid with the I'liio exhibit
ANNA HELD CLAIMS FORTUNE.
Special Nuqqtet Service.
~ \ \ I'i! \ N< '1S< "< > I hi. IT Ann i
iit-lil 1 lie in tress. Mho is Mrs /.ley
fi hi in pin ale life, has Hi a I led sail
1 - print slu is lie itauKhii a and U*Kal
I * It In 111'- e.slale i if I'helNe ill- Si
Vauriii i M i ll I,mm n Human nf the
u iideru uilil h In * was murdered in her
a | .a rt ments
Tnmed Moose to walk tight rope.
Moose Roundup. Eagle Hall. Jan. 31
FLOUR IS CHEAP
Broad onl) Sc. North Pole Bakers
- -I Anvil Bate
THIRTY THOUSAND REINDEER
ARE NOW DOMESTICATED
Spcial Nugget Service.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Jx. ■ Accord
ing to a statement made by the de
patrment of agriculture there are over
thirty thousand reindeer in Alaska
which are already domesticated and
the department will at once take
stringent measures and Issue regula
tions which will prevent the destruc
tion of these animals.
The propogatkm of the reindeer in
Alaska is to he encouraged l*y every
possible means by the department and
It is the desire of the department I >
have these animals increased to many
times the present size of the herds.
The department recognizes that tin
future of the Eskimo depends large
ly upon the reindeer industry and h
will try to keep the native steadily
at the work of raising and protecting
these animals for transportation pur
poses as well a.(t for food. It litis been
said that the propogation of the rein
deer and the use of the meat of these
animals for food may ia time he an
element in the reduction of the cost
o* living.
While it is the present intention of
the department to confine the raising
nt reindeer entirely to the Eskimo of
A'aska there is a movement on foot
which is constantly growing strong"!*
t > allow the white man to share i-i
this industry which promises to in
lime liecomc ili*<-hledl> Im-ret iv»\ I in i
are many while men who would en
gage in the business of raising rein
deer for boasts of burden ns well as
foi food and it is recognized by tin
department that there is a large held
epen in this direction. However tli
<h partment fears, and with good rea
son that the minute the white sot -
tier takes up the management of tin
herds the native will be pushed out
of the only business which hi can
handle with profit to himself. Tin
c i input il inn nf III' while man Iris . \ ■ i
l'til tin native nut nf business and
with tie raising nf the reindeer fur
tin market token away frntn him th
l• • •.t iv«■ would li.' liable In degen. rat
it tu a imlilie i barge.
That tin matter will lie given sen
nits uilentiun b\- tliu department .s
1 intilti.it• -d in tli report ns the im
|-i rtiiuei nf .ill industries In the tm
r'lury nf .Musku Is being given t gput
.lint nf lunsiderutiiiii by ill if tin
k' \ a tlinniit utlieiuls den line, with tn.i1
I' Is territnrinl.
Entertainment, dance. Moose Round
I u(3. Jan. 31, Eagle hall. Adm. $1.50.
VANDERBILTS
ABANDON YACHT
•;ecial Nugget Serv.ce.
MOW i iHI,KAN'S. .Inn. ,v Wireless
in I mis rncidved here tell nf the
| grniunlim: nf th" V.ulldct bill's \ .n il'
V.'arrinr off the enust nf Colombia.
I Tile \ .u lit was blown well off of her
course by Ibi- llcu\y gale Ilf tl *■ last
few days which has been blowing all
along the coast of Central America
and after the wind had gone down a
heavy fog set in. It was during this
f. g and while the captain of the boat
was still off his course that the vessel
went aground.
The wireless states that the ship is
in no immediate dagger unless an
other gale comes up and that all on
heard are well and comfortable.
Those in the party in addition tr
Mr. Vanderbilt arc Mrs. F. W. Van
derbilt. the Puke and Duchess of Man
chester and T.ord Falconer.
I’AXAMA, Jan. 28.—Mr. Vanderbilt
and li is party were taken off of the
yacht ’Warrior late this afternoon bj
one of the vessels of the I’nited Fruil
Company. They were later transferred
to ti passenger ship hound for New
York.
The yacht is hard and fast .aground
I nt In r nllicers aval I'lviv are remain
ing nhoard of ter ami tugs have heen
stilt from here to attempt to get her
afloat. If the weather remains calm
there is u possibility that the Warrior
will bo final nil wit lion I serious (lam -
r go.
NOTICE.
Persons having hills agaisnt the
carnival committee please present at
oree to the undersigned,
, **■* a. rm.ET.
Weekly Nugget, only 50c a month.
WHY EAT POOR BREAD,
When you can gat GOOD, WHOLE
SOME Bread at 5c per loaf.
ANVIL BAKERY.
NpRTH POLE BAKERY.
_i_
New laid egge at Prosser’s Harness
Shop. $1.00 per dozen. Phone Black 5.
Mr*. Bartlett’s dancing class every
Tiesday and Friday evenings at 8
p. m. K. K. Hall. S
White Barn rebuilt ready for busi
ness. $1 per doz., for fresh sggs.
\ f
■■—HJ. ML | I1J .M J ■■ Ol | ■■ II) TB.IJ I MMW llWf 1II III IIH II I III T-i — ■ ■
jpikts 0t0: £0
I
I Keep a Sharp Lookout
I For our next announcement
I That will appear in this space
I
ipolets Stores
S WHOLESALE AND RETML GROCERS. HEADQUARTERS FOR IMPORTED DELICACIES
ORDERS CIVIL GOVERNMENT
FOR PANAMA CANAL ZONE
Special Nugget 6ervic«.
. \V \S111 N< !T* '.V .1.11 'I'll..l . .
in.' 11 ■ i - in "ini' • I mu will tin i .1 im I
i" u " i kill. ..Vi i - |" i ii i in;i ill'll l ■*
si . ins i" I." |,r .11 l.j il" mil. i siun
. .I l.\ I'.' siil. i U'i -"ii i... 1.1 s ss 11 n ,i
. staMislu-s > i■ .' ■ niini'iii "ii ili"
I' ".mi . • ii. I "" ifii i \ I'l il lirst
in xi.
| Tin "i *l"i win Ii a . ■" in ■ I indue
I ,'tllil VS II" I' I"'. • . I'f.'l 111. "II I II"
I lir. I il " "f 11* si \|.111 .|. n s III"
i .>i'"S"iii mil ii.' n ..s. i n. .. 11 I i lii.-i
• i •-•iii. ■ ' '• ■ ti ■ i •"!"!! -I 1
! 11:. Is - I I . . ; . : . "\ . Til "I ,11"I
III.;.-- . • I i..ii v • - .I" i " • i'. ■ I i". 11 • •
i
I i h 11 ii' i vv ii i, i iii.li";: 11 i. |.. 111 s I'miii
Mas "i \ I: I " I" • > l "I N. 'A V "Ik lli.ll il"
I I" Ii. \ i..-I Ii"!* ',\ il! i. ■ "|.| l Ii" |>"
. i . • i "111 in is - i,. i -1:11 "! III.' "in .
'll' 1 i "III". '’ . ■ I ll"SS il! . ll.ll'K"
"I I".. S'. "I" II lii. "" 11. t I /"11" will
"l III III ■ • ' ■ I . I i "I Im 'll isi I'.'
I "ii l ...(.Mi's • , - ..I minalls in -
1.11.I..I
I'l'.snl. hi UTI.-"ii i.- 111 \ i. .us l" li.n "
i' .I- in I < i""i i I i "iii.-i in in ili.- /• iiiv
mil il II.- i ss • i' ■1 '."s "i nun hi is ful
ls • s 1 11 11sI ■ *! ' <I in ss "I U im Ill'll":'
: l ■ 1" klli'SSS I ! i . I II" 111 .-si III lii'Sl'I'IIMl
i (!"i" 1 i ■ 11111. -1 ■ iii I" Im lull"
in ' ■ .. i i and
.s ill ; ink'lli'I "'its ,.i is. ,.n i" iiiint of
liis |..r/ i .niiliiiiin ssitli ili.unity
and il. ss "I-;. ".| ins k"i.n siwntlst*
iii Hits
Tin' iiril'i sim.il today strikes .'
I • il lir lili'SS ;il tin ili * | ii \s i.f a IlliniiiOI
"f pi*iif.'ssiim 11 mis "i i".is anil liiithi'l'
oUi"i'liliii*i's of i>1 itit.11 siinipli'xi'in wliiJ
I • • • •«*«•!) hanging around Washing
ini with their jnn kets l.Lilgiitg with
I’fiilm .sciin hts ami wlm wen* all look
ing tor tli< Initioi aiol. sin *>ml irjlv ni
"ins', tin emoluments of being tlm
tint . it il gtettnu "I the nett terri
ti i t wlm It tin- t'nitcd State* will
et.taiilisli in tile mute nf the inter
in. an waterwav.
Tile select in|| nf <inetlta!s to till lllis
I" sitiihin until stn-lt time as the civil
gut eminent is tlmroghlv organized or
tit til Ins sert iees are iimre urgentlv
n- nil'll in some other »:|UnitiT meets
with tin apprnva.1 of tin- majority
o'' the iletnoi ratii senators wlm real
! that the government of the /ore
it Its initial stages of 'lev e|n|iment a
i ' i\il eummunitv is imt a matter to
ire made .1 lnilitle.il gral. Il.lg if VVU
would succeed wit it our new neter
|.t ise
The t in ommeinlat ions of ti.etlias
in regard In a civil police force .ill
i i.nstalmlarv will ho larriod out ii
so far as is possible and lie will la
allowed ei insider.'hie latitude in II'*
dt signal ion of the offices t.. he creat
ed.
Tliere is a disposition in some iiuar
lers at the eapital t" lihd Idlleis fm
tile lante. tile llalt alld tile lllind re
li.tinlis of "hig" political guns, but it
is lielleved that President Wilson wiM
imt allow the canal zone to liecone*
ti.e dumping ground for poor and in
inipetenl eoiistituents and eotisins
Comedy sketch. Moose Roundup
Eagle hall, Jan. 31. Adm., $1 50.

The Nome daily nugget., January 28, 1914, Image 1
About The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Nome daily nugget., January 28, 1914, Image 1 About The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Nome daily nugget., January 28, 1914, Image 1
About The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918