13 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
1
A fierce gale struck Seattle around midnight causing many windows to break and streetcars to halt. Wires blew down and telephone service largely failed, with fears of capsized cars and potential loss of life. Several ships and docks reported possible damage as crews assess the storm’s full impact.
The Nome and Vancouver teams faced a dispute over ball use during a game. Canadians refused the American ball in the second half, while Nome argued for a midway compromise. Officials regret the incident but worry replaying is unlikely as the teams travel to Vancouver and Portland for upcoming games.
Reported selection of Denver as the site for the Democratic National Convention on July 7 with speculation over candidacy and funding details. Mention of Louisville as an earlier favorite and input on supporting funds and potential key figures.
Prosecutor Heney says Ruef may receive immunity in exchange for testimony against co defendants Schmitz Coffroth Britt and Graney. Preliminaries underway for trials. public doubt about motives fades as indictments aim to break the ring. Ruef’s willingness to name associates is viewed as crucial to securing convictions.
The Board of Trade lists Old Lacy and National Club monogram and special rye whiskeys in a concise catalog. Local merchants referenced plans to feature these spirits in upcoming trade displays and promotions.
Mex Smith involved in a fight with Deputy Paind nastier Bekdahl last Wednesday found guilty of multiple charges by Munimal Maggistoite Lar cas on Hiroe. He was fined $25 for using obscene language and related conduct near Barrack Square. Witnesses describe rope, dog, and struggle with poundmaster, while defense attorney details dispute and record notes.
A garbled report notes an exemption proposal for coal and lumber import duties. It mentions Washington, Dee Cong Di and a Ful arendanor of engineers, with next Saturday evening as a referenced time. The text also alludes to Lacey hall, Hancock's Candy, and a secret order from IHD, though details are unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment describes inked addresses and parcels. It mentions mail from Alaska to Atlanta and various names, offices, and lines about addressed envelopes. The text references newspaper packages and erasure of addresses, with scattered names and locations amid unclear context.
The testimony centers on Nugget's Special Service and the siege at Port Athi. Kuropatkin asserts his actions and defenses during the fortress bombardment, detailing arrangements and perceived orders. The account underscores the trial's focus on culpability and strategic decisions in wartime operations.
A garbled account describes a masquerade event labeled a success with attendees and judges. Key figures named include Heftman and Albert Wiley, along with organizers and roles. The passage mentions a white fortied attire and lively festivities, noting a fiery display by an individual and judge lineup.
A scrambled, periodical fragment references Chancelar Gold arriving at Nome. Mentions include Jt Hine, teal hue, dark tint, and a warble of obscure names. Describes Cronies of The Muaitilte Nae Vie and conditions around creeks.
An unclear textual fragment references a large fleet and a presidential arrival. The garbled OCR shows scattered phrases about purse, service, and a likely formal proceeding. Key entities are unreadable, but the piece hints at a significant state or ceremonial event with a focus on security and planning.
The fragmentary text lists a bid invitation likely connected to a local ward estate or parcel with unclear terms. It mentions a Nugget priced at $15 per year and a range of garbled names and items.
Fragmentary OCR note reports heightened nerves around an orchard and a reference to a hillside event. Mentions unnamed individuals, a hospital or home context, and a vague forecast of tension. details are unclear due to damaged text.
The listing advertises bacon hams olives pickles jellies preserves coffee andBuckeye extracts at Archer Ewing Co Front Street Foot of Steadman Ave. The ad highlights various brands and varieties including tea garden jellies and Hill's coffee with special mention of Folger's Golden Gate and Buckeye extracts. It notes prices and in store display.
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