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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows hotel room rates from The Lawrence and housekeeping offers, plus various products like Gran ite Mining Candles and Blatz Private Stock. Numerous place names, brands, and prices appear in disjointed phrases, indicating a damaged newspaper page with classified ads and notices.
Vague OCR reads list of Nome precincts and polling location descriptions. References to front room of a building on Front Street in West Drimser area and election day timing around dawn. Mentions of Scraper teams for hire and a draft beer product name appear as stray details without clear context.
Report details a diamond point theft at a work site. Wages cited include 16 dollars, with 18 baton rer and Pinkertoon involvement. Foreman notes hours and safety lapses. valuables and gear missing. a reward to be offered. Named individuals not clearly identified in readable portions.
The fragment outlines a 1920s era dispute over theatrical rights and international copyright matters. It mentions Theatres Practice, Mr Brady, and efforts to book programs across cities, with references to touring constraints and proposed measures.
Aged Nomero 4 resident Sesnon, long a familiar figure in the tele pany, departed yesterday for a well-worn family holiday. A friendly crowd gathered to bid him goodbye as etiquette and warm goodbyes marked his sendoff.
Fragmentary records show quartz claim notices and proof of labor filings dated 1908 near Anvil Creek. Mentions GE Christofferson, Burke association deeds, transfers between individuals, and a May 1908 to July 1908 timeline with property tied to pumping plants and mining interests. Also notes stage service from Solomon to Council on select days.
Fragmented OCR mentions swears by whiskers and Coburger draft beer on tap. References to Parkes meeting at Board of Trade and Blatt Weiner Beer on tap appear amid garbled text and diplomatic watchers. No clear event or人物 names clarified.
Classified notice seeking buyers and operators for mining holdings near Tripple Creek Nome River. Offers furnished camp, 1400 feet access, drilling lease on 1004 rows placer ground, boiler furnished, royalties at ten percent. Contact L A Davidson at Steadman Avenue through Bovey and Davidson’s Real Estate and Mining Exchange.
In New York on July 30 a baseball player named Cantillon, previously declared hopelessly blind after three weeks, suddenly regained sight. The 22 year old, who played for Des Moines last season, is said to have recovered after a doctor’s intervention. His brothers Joe and Mike are prominent baseball managers. Physicians call the recovery a miracle.
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