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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
4
The May 10 New York Republican dinner launched Governor Hughes as the likely Republican presidential candidate. Hughes did not attend but wired regrets and urged party unity, signaling support despite Taft and Roosevelt influences.
Washington January 10 Congressman Humphrey of Washington state demands at least one submarine and one torpedo boat stationed on Puget Sound. The bid follows political debates at Capitol Hill as officials weigh naval needs ahead of a potential war fleet arrival. The report also notes a party platform item on Japanese exclusion by Democrats.
A humorous lecture titled Hustling is set for next Tuesday evening at Pelerini church. The program includes a music piece and a reception with modest charges. Attendance expected from local parishioners and curious readers.
Solomon June 1 reports Castle of Cornell has arrived en route home. Alve Fraser Oliver and Valentine, manager Jool of Three Friends Mining Co., and Henry Roden caretaker of the Cornell and Solomon railroad, also arrived en route from Nome to their homes.
A woman advertises a fur coat size 36 for sale from the Nugget office. Also listed are three 16 month old dogs and a lost charm set with 13 brilliants between Alaska Store and post office. Reward offered for finder returning items to Geo Beale at Alaska Store.
At the request of parents public school children received a recess from 11 to 1 today to attend the Elke and reindeer show. Mrs. Jake Berger suffers tonsillitis but. though not serious, she and Mr. Berger hope to attend the Elks ball this evening. Records and reproductions of world class talent available at Simson Bros.
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