12 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
1
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The article reports that Senator William S. Aldrich of Rhode Island will retire at the end of his present term on March 4 next year. It notes the president’s request and the veteran politician’s own wish to step down, with implications for party leadership.
The Eagle highlights a mix of hot clam nectar beef and tomato tower with New England Jamaica rum gin brandy and whiskey offerings, suggesting a bold drink and dish pairing feature.
The West has seen heavy fire damage but the War Department announces forest fires are under control as reported by the United States Army. The brief notes progress without detailing locations or dates.
very low water in Mississippi river hampers navigation with river nine tenths of the craft tied up. Nugget's Special Service reports water at one inch below the previous low. Moonlight Springs Baths opens at Taylor's Barber Shop near Steadman Avenue.
The article outlines proposals by Schiff supporting a commission plan for governance in Alaska. It discusses debates over constitutional duties, legislative authority, and the role of commissions in state affairs. It references conversations with lawmakers and mentions related political figures and regional considerations.
James Whitcomb Riley is reported to be stricken by paralysis. The poet, born in Indiana, has long been a beloved figure in American letters, with many works cited for their humor and heartfelt verse.
An inquest into the wealthy victim found dead at his front gate yields no new evidence. Officials struggle to procure a key witness or a feasible lead as the town awaits clearer clues toward solving the case.
A Lansing charter experiment proposes replacing a city council with three commissioners to govern Lansing, Michigan. The Legislature assigns the charter for trial to implement a three-member commission system.
Reports describe fires resuming across Yellowstone area with damage and evacuations. Observers note hot winds and dry conditions fueling rapid spread near water bodies and trails. Authorities urge caution as firefighting efforts continue in difficult terrain.
A scrambled clipping reports Mayor Gaynor of New York may recover after a medical condition. It references specialists and a possible course of treatment, with scattered names and details obscured but the main note remains: the mayor’s health is improving and a return to duties could follow.
A dense OCR fragment shows references to a Special Service tier and lectures labeled Nuggets Spare Service. It mentions speakers, locations, and dates, with scattered names and places like Santee and H Ga. The text is garbled but implies a sequence of lecture events and related notices, including a call for audience engagement and some pricing or entry details.
A Newark grand jury pursues indictments against prominent local men tied to a lynching case involving a detective authority figure. The proceedings stir consternation as business and civic leaders face potential notoriety and scrutiny.
A strong buzz surrounds John Mitchell, former Mine Workers Union president, as he is briefly noted as a candidate for governor of New York. The report highlights positive reception among diverse groups and suggests broad backing.
Nug Prize Winner Draught Beer on sale at the Eagle as soon as the Corwin arrives. Inquire HH for Ket petent woman sunts wok.
Special Serv E notes Aug 12 with Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House. Darling & Dean Co install a tin shop with their store and offer Hydraulic Pipe, Smoke Stacks, Tinware and all kinds of repair work. Joe Gans is dead is mentioned in the opening line.
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