Nome News in Nome Alaska Plus Klondike Frontier Updates
A Nome News extra from Nome Alaska dated June 23 reports a growing Klondike rush with 15 000 arrivals since May 21 and 59 steamers plus other craft at the water front. It notes quarantine cases on the Santa Ana and Garonne, a damaged bow on the Charles Nelenon, and a Bear search for wrecked passengers.
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Nome News
Nome
Alaska
Butte
Nome News Publishing Company
Nome Antipa
Klondike
Snake River
Nome River
Yukon River
Santa Ana
Te Island
John W. Considine
Garonne
Dutch Harbor
Simmallpox
Charles Nelenon
Bear
Hunter
Fatal Yukon confrontation ends in Lyne murder verdict
In Nome a fatal affray followed a dispute over a lot on Front Street. T. J. Lyne killed Lucas who died of multiple gunshot wounds after a confrontation involving a watchman and alleged gunplay. A jury found Lyne acted without cause. The report records witness testimonies and local Yukon migration mentions.
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Arctle Brotherhood
Miners’ Union
Bank of
Cape Nome
Nome
Hank Lucas
Belt, Mont
T. J. Lyne
Lucas
Lyne
A. Co. Co
Front Street
A. C. Co
United States
Swinehart
F. B. Porter
J. C. Mather
Max Roth
J. W. Blunden
G. H. Chapman
J. FP. Kearney
A. J. Daly
W. T. Hume
Hubbard, Beeman & Hume
Dr. Gregg
Wim. Brees
Annie Mears
Warren
Fed
Klondike
Ite
Banner
Bueter
Osborn
Nome City
Duncan Mitchell
Hobo Kid
Harry Griscoll
Love That Endures 72 Years Draws Montana Veteran Home
Great Falls July 14 Major Patrick of Augusta Montana recalls a boyhood pledge to Mary a Kentucky girl they were engaged at 19 He later fought in duels and war and after two marriages and nine children he learns Mary kept faith for 70 years She plans to join him in Montana and marry soon with a wedding ending a long wait and a new life beside Bun river footprints of a steadfast romance cross state lines and time
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Great Falls
Patrick
Augusta
Montana
Old Kentucky
Ike Mariana
Babes
Danville
Georgetown
John J. Crosby
John Willis
Willis
Johnson
St. Louis
Mary
Virginia
Kentucky
California
Bun River
Rocky Mountains
Sunday Standard
Paris
Alstree
French Republic
Bonaparte
Italy
France
China
Lily
The
Caesars
Egypt
England
Asia Minor
Battle
George III
Europe
Louis the ‘Steenth
George
Meypt
Melas
Alps
Napoleon
Mount St. Bernard
St. Bernard
Marengo
Desaix
Kellerman
Sampson
Schley
Austria
Russi
Amiens
Vapoleon
Anaconda
Life and vigor longer in modern era
The piece asserts life expectancy rose by about ten years in fifty years, from 33 to near 45, and that mental and physical vitality extend with healthier living. It argues sustained achievement comes from prudent conservation of vital forces and notes more mature people taking on demanding enterprises.
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New York Press
Queen Victoria's Diaries to Aid War Fund
Queen Victoria plans another diary selection public release with profits directed to the war fund. The move follows her earlier charitable publications and supports ongoing wartime relief efforts.
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Queen Victoria
War Fund
Paris Celebrates Marengo Victory A Century Ago
A Sunday Standard piece recalls Napoleon Bonaparte’s ascent and the Marengo victory. It notes the crossing of the Alps, Desaix and Kellermann’s roles, and the French triumph over Austria with Parisian jubilation marking the hundredth anniversary.
Pioneer style drawings show Nome scenes from photographs
Two drawings published in the Standard illustrate Nome scenes. Photographs sent from Nome are mounted on coarse cardboard, likely from a Seattle transit poster’s reverse side. The photographer cut the cardboard to fit and used a tent beach studio where supplies were rolled ashore and stored on the bare sands.
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Nome
Pioneer Gallery
Seattle
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Pioneer
Bluff City
Merchants’ Cafe
Newes
A. C. Mess House
Jayne
Anna Duff
Marcgg
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