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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1908
Page
4
An OCR fragment discusses local election topics and calls for publication of a letter critiquing equality and citizenship issues. It mentions political figures, potential council changes, and a debate over race and labor rights with references to self respect and national allegiance.
Strikers fired into a crowd near Birmingham as they tried to deter attendance at meetings. The incident, described as desperate, resulted in deaths and multiple injuries before the attackers withdrew the area. Police or authorities reported casualties and ongoing investigation.
Amid cheering crowds in Chicago, Governor Deneen is renominated for another term. Yates and Wet friends predict Victor as likely successor, while Hopkins defeats Post for senator, securing the nomination over minor opposition.
Granite mining candies are praised as the best in a playful snippet showing local product taste and a quirky headline style. No clear event or identifiable persons or organizations are provided.
New York dispatch describes Timothy Inuit stepping down from a role amid pet difficulties while Mr Hughes faces a decision on sewer matters. Wayne proclaims candidacy for governor as Coburger draft beer is discussed at the Board of Trade.
OCR fragment shows a mix of mining talk and political pitches. Mentions Republican candidate John W. Corson for Congress, Box of Quartz vein development, boxing challenge involving Bammy Maxwell, Mustard going out on a tour, and Solomon and Council stage schedules. Improvised text with several garbled names and places.
Public notice that a marshal's sale will occur on August 28, 1908 at 2:00 PM in Nome Alaska. The sale offers the defendant Mining & Wrating Company’s right, title and interest in water rights and ditches on Buffalo creek Dorothy creek and Upper Campion Ditch, seized under a District Court writ of execution dated July 2, 1907. United States Marshal Powell will conduct the sale to the highest bidder for cash following a court judgment in favor of Jol L. Hear.
Mixed real estate and mining notice listings seek tenants and buyers. Furnished two and three room flats offered near Nugget office, plus river roadhouse for sale. Interest in leases on creek and placer ground with specific royalty terms and drilling opportunity. contact L A Davidson at Bovey Davidson Real Estate & Mining Exchange.
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