07 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
1
Washington report on the contest between Chicago and Kansas City for the Republican National Convention. The lead shifted with Chicago gaining ground after earlier KC lead, as supporters argued over the convention site and date.
U S chambers of commerce nationwide plan a national council to advise the Department of Commerce on matters within its scope. The move aims to create a consultative parliament with no actual powers, expected to be established soon.
The article reports a wave of robberies in the town including Davison and Murray behind the hospital losing half a ton of cow and no trace of suspects. A sled from a Mettler Way boarding house disappears and Mike Kennedy finds his Otter Creek camp raided with clothes missing. Other petty thefts affect Charles Thornton's Spit lumber yard and local residents. An alleged hold up targets a man called Datchy who claims five dollars stolen. police verification pending. W H Milliman reports house break-in and clothing theft as well.
Stockholm reports King Oscar of Sweden is barely breathing as death may occur at any moment. The church has been summoned to witness the king’s passing while the royal family remains at his bedside and the nation grieves awaiting the next bulletin. Nearby crowds linger at the skating rink and city notes idle commerce and local ads amid the monarch’s critical condition.
In Attle, Dec 7, Joe Williams, jailed locally for assaulting his current wife, is identified as a suspect in the murder of his late wife's parents in Omaha. Authorities say identification may lead to his trial on the more serious murder charges.
Prince Kalatanaolo of Hawaii asks the Republican National Committee to admit four Hawaii delegates at the convention, arguing equality will win loyalty of islanders. Harry Cox shifts his outfit from Snake River to Nome River for prospects, while MecArile and Humphries move to Jessereek intending to locate a submarine beach. Fruit Candy at Hancock's is noted.
Night raiders attacked Hopkinsville causing extensive fire damage to key buildings including the police and fire department HQ, telegraph and telephone offices, and the Daily Kentuckian building. Estimated loss reaches 200000 dollars. The note also mentions Bohemian Beer at the Board of Trade Elks Day on January 10.
Frightened residents flee Goldfield amid threats of dynamite attacks and a looming permanent garrison. Reports say workers and merchants fear for safety as rumors of organized intimidation spread, with warnings of business closures and forced evacuations.
In Boise Dee Pettibone jurors are seated and the final steps for the ceremonial proceeding are underway Though witnesses may be extended the jury has been completed The Myers Home club hosts the season’s first whist party this evening inviting members to bring guests The high school and eighth grade debated whether Alaska should have territorial government with the eighth grade team Lennie Wittenberg Ward Jones and Christian Hansen arguing the negative Mamie Wheeler Barbara Stipek and Claude Shea spoke for the affirmative Judges Miss Olding and D W Wright presided
Seattle report states a 16 year old girl found dead in the Saratoga hull from suffocation due to fumigation. Investigations show she stowed away from Valdez and no one knew of her presence until discovery. A separate note advertises a raffle picture frame at Northern saloon and a sale of ratto at Hancock's.
A late evening gathering hosted by the Tronunis featured Roger Sullivan and others. The program included violin offertory by Miss Shendernan and musical performances, with Christian Science society reviews and a May Day themed sermon at Congregational Church.
Telephon TELLER reports December 7 dispatch about Pete Herhant taking his dog to a distant location for a mission involving Pom Duncan. The marine unit listed as Hihess details are unclear in the fragment.
Canadian reports claim Governor Dunsmuir faces pressure from Ottawa over coal mine safety and control in British Columbia. The text notes petitions against his policies and public debate, with miners' groups and officials cited as involved in the controversy. a miners' home club meeting is mentioned.
A Nugget complaint reports an 80 foot deep unguarded shaft dug about 25 feet from the Fall Street diggings behind the Standard Oil. Officials fear snow could make the hazard a public safety menace and require prompt action.
Fragmentary lines reference moral authority and statements attributed to Dawson. Mentions of individuals Loy Tom Geert Perrine and others appear but contexts are unclear. Reading suggests a news brief noting disputed ethics amid shifting tides and evaluative statements without concrete actions or dates.
Fragmentary text mentions large sums and a special service linked to a sequence of names. The legible content centers on financial figures and scattered references, with unclear context but potential public or organizational ties.
A grand masquerade prize event is planned with a splendid orchestra and elaborate preparations. The Community Club expects a notable turnout and awards will be presented by a committee chaired by OKIE. Monday night at 8 80 o’clock at the Pioneer ballroom on Steady Avenue Seattle.
Partial text discusses Fremantle mining, missing details, and concerns for families. References to ongoing search and danger imply a mine incident with injured or trapped workers, while authorities seek information and safety measures for those affected.
An obituary notes the death of Raymond Crowley in Los Angeles with few readable details but confirms his passing and local references. The fragmentary text mentions a possible service or obituary line and lists scattered names and phrases without clear dates or context.
The article discusses a meteoric ash event linked to the Andromedid shower and the November dust fall. It notes expert opinions from Gideon and Mr. Gibson on how ash could fuse metal and the need for thorough sampling by district commissioners to confirm the origin. The piece references Nome events and local business T. J. Nestor Co. as a noted supplier.
A fragmented courthouse note mentions a new clerk of court and a parade of names. References to Avon and Hancock's candy shop appear among disjointed lines, with scattered personal names and unclear events. The legible bits hint at a local civic or social notice rather than a clear incident.
Local ad from Archer Ewing Co lists bargains on groceries and household items. Potatoes and canned goods priced to attract shoppers, with items like Carnation Cream and Nabisco Wafers highlighted. Store at Front Street, Foot of Steadman Ave invites customers to watch for special bargains.
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