14 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1907
Page
1
Washington December 14 Republicans fear Taft’s presidential bid is fading and that Cortelyou will gain the convention support. If Taft becomes impossible the strong influence shifts to Cortelyou, boosting his chances for the nomination.
James Berger reports Ne on brothers mining on Honanza Creek struck jupertan on Ungtalik. Pay was previously found on the bars, with the new discovery of omaute under pew coldirions noted in Nome.
New York bears struck the stock exchange today causing a broad tumble as several concerns faced forced liquidations amid sharp market losses.
The group saw a disorderly retreat with Fink and Berger night marching while Lane arrived at noon. Allen is missing. Fink claims two bears and caribou plus other game en route to Nome. Berger disputes, calling Fink a Mwyer. Eskimos near Chinik sell meat. they traveled over 100 miles beyond Chinik.
Muddled report describes a boxing event where a British fighter barely landed a blow as a ring center crowd watched. The prose hints at a past showdown, with references to a referee, a judge, and a dramatic moment that left the audience stunned.
Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor Duinlap hosts Sunday school at 12. Epworth League at 7. morning sermon on lone any thie Sea's Writing widvet. Christian Science services on Sunday at Hidiott Wemants with topics The Universe. Includes choir pieces by Donlap and Mise Hettrick.
A notice states that an organization has extended an invitation to retail clerks to attend a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 280 pi. The agenda includes discussion of the wets fare for retail clerks.
Turbulence at Goldfield settles as wage strikes and pending revisions ease. Officials expect resumed operations after a brief halt. workers face delays and extended negotiations while the mine banks hope for stable output.
The readable text shows garbled phrases and no coherent report. Names, places, dates, or outcomes are not discernible, making it impossible to summarize a specific event or person.
A Methodist church event last evening featured Rev R V Dunlap delivering a humorous lecture on a stimulating subject. The program included a well rendered entertainment and the Elks Day message of January 10 was noted.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and places with references to Clinton and legal or political action. Densely garbled lines suggest a report on arrivals, trials, and negotiations, but specifics are unreadable. Entities include Clinton and possibly Hastings or related figures, with unclear events and dates.
Fragmented report describes a forthcoming project starting on Jupiter with multiple named individuals and organizations involved. It mentions preparations, potential delays, and a series of scattered references to officials, locations, and actions related to the effort.
A confusing OCR fragment suggests a foreman suffered an arm injury linked to a food service setting. Names and places are unreadable, with garbled phrases about eateries, teams, and payments. The core fact appears to be an arm injury at a workplace involving a foreman.
A bustling crowd watched Nome Boys claim victory in a local basketball showcase. The game featured standout play by Frank Burley and a high level of effort from both sides as spectators praised the skill evident in the state.
Dec 14 report that Franklin school, one of Tacoma’s largest, is burning with pupils evacuated calmly. The building may be totally destroyed as fire crews battle the flames. Local business notes mention Nugget Express freighting along the beach line and a phone office contact.
A garbled OCR snippet reports alleged actions by Standard Oil involving records. The text is fragmented and unreadable in places, but hints at a dispute over records or data possibly connected to a Georgia or nearby location. No clear dates, names, or outcomes emerge.
A garbled postal fragment mentions a certain event involving names like Me and Kore Untids and references to bowls and a defendant Herries. The text is unclear but suggests a court or formality tied to a wartime context and a public informant or defender in an old formal form.
Reports say all ships on Puget Sound remained safe despite a battering gale. Several vessels were driven off course and battered but no losses or serious damage confirmed. harbor pilots monitor developments and issue safety advisories.
Local page fragment lists items from Hancock's Candy Kitchen and a Nugget publication. It mentions a Soldier arrested for assaulting a police chief, a missed payment of a debt, and a counterfeit or forfeited monetary issue. Notices designate Mr Elmer Tovey as authorized Nugget collector and address subscriber complaints.
Bohemian Beer appears in a Board of Trade listing along with Blatz private stock at a bank. The note references Granite Mining Candi and trade activities for the day.
Unclear fragment reports a Klondiker disappearance linked to a disturbance. Wording is garbled but suggests authorities fear foul play and a potential threat to a host or witness connected to a weapon. Details remain unreadable in the clipping.
Unclear OCR text reports a second mail arrival near Nome. The line hints at a postal service update and mentions Wl McManus delivering word about a letter status. The exact details and names are garbled, but the item indicates mail service activity or a delivery notice.
An advertises Limburger cheese described as mellow and ripe, with milder alternatives like Camembert and Soft Edam. Also promoted are chili con carne and chicken tamales, green peeled chili peppers in tins, and a variety of crackers, cakes, cookies, and wafers from Archer Ewing & Co.
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