30 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1907
Page
1
Boston dispatch notes a severe famine in India described as one of the worst in memory with thousands starving and natives fleeing famine areas to find food amidst widespread hunger and distress as relief efforts begin to move forward.
Nugget's Special Service reports workmen begin opening a grave linked to the Duke of Portland’s line in London. Claimants allege an ancestor fled to Austria after faking death, seeking proof via excavation. A three ton monument must be removed to access the coffin.
Fragmentary report shows discussion of an Alaska militia bill. Text mentions delay and procedural steps, with unclear references to payments and duties. Other garbled lines reference local places and names, but key facts remain indistinct.
The report describes Olaf Noren being killed and mutilated by a dynamite blast at Amerteay Creek along Snake River near Tayauvervian. Victim transported to Holy Cross hospital where condition is described as critical. The incident appears linked to a line of events involving Woble and others. Authorities summoned and a tense investigation follows with unclear details.
Engineers officers alert for January 4 meeting. Per order join 1 Darin onary Clearing House Certificates valid at Begerstrom and Hagen's Jewelers and Opticians.
Washington December 30 The attorney general announces that Harlan of the Third judicial division will resign his post after charges of unlawful practices. The case will be examined, with withdrawal possible on resignation. The matter will be probed and referred to Alaska authorities for review.
Washington report shows Chairman Allison of the appropriations committee endorsing government aid for needy ex presidents. He cites Jefferson's death in want and argues the stain on history if former heads of state die beggars. Cleveland's article on the issue supports the push for aid.
A report notes Patterson, known locally, was injured by a kick in Denver. The incident drew reactions from the editor of the Post and a congressional delegation member who visited recently. The story reflects local concern and varied opinions on the matter.
Archer Ewing Co markets Gordon & Dilworth English Plum Pudding in 2% and 1 pound cans and tins. The puddings are praised as fresh tasting and cheaper than home prep. Also notes availability of Plum Pudding in Amale re packs and mentions Granite Mining Candles and various whiskeys.
Seattle dispatch reports a judgment rendered this morning in a case against Adams for 70,000 dollars. The court appointed Vernor McGraw as trustee of the property until its sale. The decision notes the amount may be insufficient, leaving a fortune for the estate after sale.
In Spokane on December 30 the law against Sunday liquor sales led to two men being jailed as arrests followed a wider bust. The city saw crowds in streets and saloons operating in defiance of the recently passed law. A medical update reports Starr Ballard undergoing a surgery by Dr Wilkins with a favorable progress.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Klondike dinner with attendees and a mysterious line about a performance or address. Names and places are unclear, but reference to a local event and possible speeches or entertainment appear.
Local Gazette reports a new skating rink opening with events and community notices. The article notes a machine for dessembling and other vague activities, placeholder names and stray phrases.
In Orgetown Kentucky a tense courtroom scene ended with the defendant Charles Browning found guilty after testimony about the Cavern and other details. The court session concluded with defendants and witnesses in a charged atmosphere as to the verdict. In Shelton the day brought severe cold with the thermometer at fifty below zero and local notices of service interruptions.
The notice highlights a moving picture venue featuring a mix of suspense and adventure. It notes showtimes, admission details, and a brief list of upcoming attractions including a mining themed feature and a fantasy element.
Fragmented OCR text references a journey by Mikkelson toward Nome with scattered phrases and unclear context. The readable bits imply plans or movement, but specifics like dates, actions, or affiliations are absent. The piece reads as a rough page fragment with numerous garbled lines and foreign insertions.
A historical note records Nome suffering a defeat to Southern California in a college or regional match. The fragmentary OCR text mentions teams, players, and a close contest, with disparate phrases indicating a sporting outcome and period tone.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with no clear events or names. The readable parts suggest a court related note or notice but no coherent details emerge. The piece lacks identifiable persons organizations places dates or outcomes to form a concrete summary.
Nugget Special Service reports Taft plans more speeches as the Republican convention nears. The piece notes his backers hope new energy will deter opponents while he avoids declaring a run for Roman office. Also included is a brief notice: Peddler Otto Drapeawn convicted of selling whists to natives, sentenced to three months.
A fragmented notice recalls a New Year ball inviting attendees to an extended evening. The text hints at ongoing attendance into the early hours, suggesting a lasting celebration for guests and lingering social plans into the next day.
A brief note on Missouri grown walnuts, described as hardy and very different from English and other soft nuts. The text compares flavor to butter nuts, noting richness and advises trying them. Also mentions almonds and pecans from Sammer Ewing & Co. Archer, Ewing Co.
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