Burns Defeats Gunner Moir For World Heavyweight Title
Tommy Burns defeated Gunner Moir in the tenth round to win the world heavyweight championship. The match drew a massive crowd and heavy betting, with Burns dominating from the start as Moir landed limited blows. Burns applied the sustained offense, delivering a series of rights and lefts that left Moir unable to continue.
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Servic
London
Tommy Burns
Gunner Moir
Seon
Burns
Vic
Jun
Meir
Amiertoin
Nileshia
Toon
Tommy
Meti Onal
Bitter fight looming against Governor Hoggatt
Walter Clark Nas predicts a bitter fight this winter over Governor Hoggatt tied to Copper River riots. He expects formal charges may be revealed, though he notes no critics of his official character. Roosevelt and Garfield deny influencing the matter and say Congress leaders express confidence in the governor.
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Nugget’s
Seattle
Walter Clark
Post-Intelligencer
Copper River
Roosevelt
Garfield
Snow delays beach prospecting. Nome Aerie meeting cites gym progress
Len Schifferle reports snow scarcity hindering beach work near Chef Sam Mountain. He tried snow boosted boiler heating with a dog team but costly. Nome Aerie No. 7 meeting saw about 200 members. new gymnasium work progressing well. Sons of the North ball date moved from Dec 26 to Dec 27. Elmer Rovey named as sole Nugget collector. W H Schott handles UK creek circulation. Second-hand Remington typewriter for sale. Elka Day set for January 10.
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Len Schifferle
Caet Sam
Nome Aerie, Flo. No. 7
Sons of the North
Elmer Rovey
W. H.’Schott
UK Creek
Nome Man Is Killed in Omaha Deaths
A Nome man dies in Omaha after being run down and killed by a vehicle today. Dee Fanos Meservex, formerly at Nene, and stepmother of W. AL Bard, is connected to the incident as reported in late local coverage.
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Omaha
Dee Fanos Meservex
Nene
W. AL Bard
Rin Dow
Idates A B Basketball Touring Team Schedule
The pet ball team will play Vancouver on Dec 2 and Portland on Dec 14 and Dec 18, then proceed to the western states. The report notes touring schedule details with some garbled names.
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Idates A.B
TLE
Vinicouver
Portland
B. Basiee
Soldiers May Play Soldiers In Fort Davis Bout
Nome Athletic Association president Clowes says A B basketball term may be pitted against Fort Davis on the fourteenth if Port Davis agrees. Tommy Tait was arrested today for assault with a dangerous weapon. A. D. T. messenger office stays open night and day offering quick service.
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TM. Clowes
Nome Athletic Association
A.B
Fort Davis
Port Davis
Tommy ‘Tait
Harry Axhert
A. D. T. Messenger
Tel
President urges larger navy amid political debate
The article surveys a broad policy push for expanding the U S Navy with leaders urging funding for modernization. It outlines legislative priorities including antitrust, government regulation, and defense spending. It cites debates over taxation, law enforcement, and economic policy as framing the defense outlook.
Sneak thieves plague district with rampant robberies
A flood of thefts cripples the local district as tools, canes, and fittings vanish. Residents and business owners accuse roaming thieves of disassembling property, forcing workers to abandon sites. Community leaders, including a manager, call for action to curb the growing depredations.
Basket Social at Pilgrim church aims for community evening
The Ladies Aid of the Pilgrim church hosts a basket social on Wednesday evening December 12 with musical and literary entertainment, hot and cold refreshments, and no admission fee. Baskets will be sold but the price is limited to one. proceeds support the church activities. Also notes M C A boys at Fort Davis show effort at practice to improve, and Moonlight Water Co personnel announce management changes effective December, with continued patronage expected. The North Pole Bakery advertises bread and pastry and coffee offerings.
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Pilgving Church
Fort Davis
George Murkassel
Moonlight Water Company
S. J. Bakke
Cabin Heaves Fire Destroys Cabin in Harsh Blaze
A chaotic scene describes Cabin Heaves catching fire and burning as flames engulf the structure. Stakeholders and onlookers observed significant damage to walls and interior, with the cause and full extent of the blaze unclear from the fragment.
Porto Ricans Seek Citizenship Affirmation
A garbled note discusses Porto Ricans seeking citizenship and references political figures and officials. The text is partially unreadable but centers on civil status and inclusion debates affecting the territory and its residents. Names, dates, or concrete actions are not clearly readable.
Prominent financiers implicated in Wyoming grand jury
Alfred Sully George W Dally and Samuel W Gebo named as investiga tors in Wyoming. The list includes several New York brokers and Wall Street figures accused of schemes. Grand jury in Cheyenne expected to hear testimony against men tied to large land and money ventures.
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Alfred Sully
George W. Dally
Samuel W. Gebo
Wyoming
Sophie Alfred
Tivowilway
New York
Nilionaire Oaneien
Wall Streets
Grebey Vblger
Aruit Lapels
Erat
Paris
Evcrytien
Aene
Saye Yorke Tay Teagrey
Dantel
Mayor's clash claim unsettled amid tense city council session
A chaotic city council meeting saw heated exchanges and disputed remarks about a past altercation. Mayor Raldivex faced questions as residents pressed for clarity while officials urged calm and restraint in the aftermath of the incident.
Canal Too Narrow Obsolete for War and Commerce
War planners debate the canal width and lock size as ships grow. Projections show a one foot beam increase per year, with the Panama Canal expected to finish in about eight years. Congress will decide if plans must adapt to larger ships before completion.
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Wastun Wiltee Pana Canal
Themeater Battle
Orbile
Partation Ceoompanniies
Panama
Nugget’s Special Service Held in Hoquiam
Fragmentary OCR note reports a local event at Hoquiam titled Nugget’s Special Service. Text is garbled with names and phrases unclear, but indicates a gathering or service with mentions of protection and avoiding implosion. No clear dates, people, or organizations are extractable.
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Nugget
Hoquiam
Catt
Badass
Several Appointments in Washington and Alaska Schools Seat
A fragmented notice lists numerous appointments in Congress and state education posts in Alaska and Washington. Names such as Joseph Cannel and Van Til are mentioned among appointments, with emphasis on House leadership and school positions.
End Equity Calendar Teal and Nation Names
Fragmentary OCR notes mention equity calendar and various proper names. The readable portion hints at dates and calendar items but lacks clear events or participants. The text references teal, Everly, Himbases, and several unclear terms with no coherent narrative or actions.
First Lay Finished First Lay Finished at North Pole Claim
Putebiskes and Ress, linked to a North Pole claim, appear to be the first team to have worked out the winter. Their recent finish impressed with small jumps and notable size. Eagles social dance will be held at Eagle's hall on Thursday night, December 5. A. Bourdon's Seattle Baths and Barber Shop will open Sundays and all winter. granite mining candles advertised.
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Putebiskes
Ress
North Pole
Eagle's Hall
Fred Bourdon
Seattle
A. S. Mercantiles Co
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