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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
3
Ole Dion reports rich ore near Wheato Whitehorse with ore selling at about 260 dollars per ton. The ore belt extends toward the free mill and investors wonder about the extent, as H W Vanes and others own nearby property.
United States Commissioner’s Court in Cape Nome District notices creditors of the estate of John T. Ashford deceased. Charles P Ashford is administrator. Creditors must present vouchers within six months of first publication or be barred.
A late night attempted burglary aimed at drugging and abducting a Berkeley family was thwarted by police. Investigators describe a coordinated break in by multiple suspects as officers trace the attackers through the neighborhood and recover a trove of stolen items and evidence.
An incomplete obituary notes the long life of the inventor of Portland cement, detailing a career spanning decades in industry and writing, with mentions of colleagues, residences, and historic projects. The piece references his age, ongoing work, and recognition in the field, amid a maritime and industrial backdrop.
Wat Dy Vitti abbreviation In the District of Alaska writ of execution issued by the district court. Sale to be held at the courthouse steps in Now Te farteles on October Noo 4 Mocha 1908. Property includes King Solomon Quartz Claims and related fractions. Creditor U Tare seeks sale to satisfy judgment.
Fragmentary notice describes plans to put fast boats on the Susitna River from Tyonek to Seward and up the Sasiten area, with mentions of hunts trapping and a new lodge at Mt Dal. Other items reference Esperanto education progress, a military personnel note, and local ads.
An oddly preserved deer skull was found wedged in a tree in a forested area of Bretalen land. The skull, about three feet from the ground, was partly covered by bark and attached to a forked branch as authorities work to determine how the skull came to be lodged there.
The record summarizes depositions and court actions from a district court session. Parties like Me Madden and Mikewell are noted with motions, claims, and orders. The court granted time to answer, set dates for hearings, and adjourned to August 28 1808 at 10 am at 214 First Avenue. Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky.
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