Seward Mines Seek Pay on Extension of Submarine Beach
The Seward Mini company reports pay extending the Hy On extension near the suff temep tee area. Last week it unearthed two feet of dirt averaging T cents per pan east of the Plage claim, the farthest west yet found on Shiloh, fueling belief the Beach extends to Milott nightly. John Laitechinger and Ay McWilliams moved outfits to the Bila claim and aim to push the extension forward despite partial hazards.
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Seward Mini Company
Shiloh
Mikklesen Dies in Hospital After Voyage
The explorer Mikklesen died yesterday in Holy Crown Hospital following a long voyage with Mr Adams and the Alaska Mercantile group. His death drew widespread sympathy as friends and colleagues mourn his passing. The funeral is planned for next Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.
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Chester Modi
Holy Crown Hospital
Nemyp
Lye Hominy at Tea Store Reindeer Question
In Alaska the reindeer program expands with 16 000 deer on the coast many owned by natives Mission ties and government apprentices reshape herd management and ownership The work of Dr Jackson missionary Barston and Mr Karlson is noted along with Mr Lopp’s inspection of herds and native prospects A found key attached to ivory block at Nugget office $15 yearly subscription.
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Tinatakleet
Brown
Har Jane Updegratf
Ameky
Theaupe
Ebskian
Siberian
Aleka
Lapland
Dr. Jackson
Wil
Lapps
Congress
Alaska
Pitty Government
Nisside
Couree
Wankinee
Barston
Ty Miessionary
Nist
Karlson
Loire
Eason
Phos Pari Hs
Cieiba
Thelyan
Lopp
Drilling on Vega Claim Near Beach West of Cemetery
Brower begins drilling on Arthur Gibson's Vega claim located on the first tier off the beach about one mile west of the cemetery. The move marks initial exploration activity on the site with Gibson as the claimant and Brower as operator.
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VEGA
Gibson
Brower
Arthur Gibson
Two Important Strikes On Third Beach Reported
Reports from town say a major strike near Third Beach may affect the extension of the third beach rail line. The incident involves a notable figure and unresolved details about impact, all pointing to significant local disruption and potential engineering changes.
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Third Beach
Pauly
Canadians See Anti Japanese Sentiment Across Regions
A Canadian observer reports rising hostility to Japanese in Vancouver and other cities after anti Japanese riots. He notes strong advocacy for excluding Japanese from Canadian society to preserve national character and warns that U S views could shift if tensions rise, citing personal impressions from West and Midwest visits.
Racers Train for Big Three Day Race
Training notes show the men entering the big three day race have begun focused sessions. Jerry Sullivan started yesterday as other riders fine tune for the event with a stove in the hall to keep drills punctual and steady.
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Jerry Sullivan
Frank Krafft Appointed Superintendent at Rossland Brewing Co
Frank Krafft formerly of Nome Brewery has written to W M Eddy resigning from his prior post to take the superintendent position at the Rossland Brewing and Matting Company in Rossland Ro.
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Frank Krafft
Nome Brewery
W. M. Eddy Hisevering
Rossland Brewing & Matting Co
Rossland, Ro
Fifty Dollars To The Shovel Pairpanes-Info From Yukon
Reports from the lower Yukon describe a stake near Melozai mouth of the Melogai near the Im oke paystreak. Miners camped as season ends while steamer crews sight tents in the vicinity. The Melozai is said to enter Yukon between Tanana and Keyukuk mouths.
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Yukon
Tanana
Keyukuk
Melozai
H P King Comes Back to Alaska
H P King formerly in Whe left for Oregon last fall and has returned to Alaska. A letter received by Judge Shields from the ex mayor indicates the move did not prove prosperous and Henry Cordovia expresses relief at returning. Mrs Laura McGlynn seeks T P McGlynn via Secretary Eddy of the Eagles in Seattle.
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HP. King
Oregon
Alaska
Judge Shields
Henry Cordovia
T. P. M'Glynn
Laura McGlynn
Tenth Avenue
South
Seattle
Eddy
The
Eagles
T. P. McGlynn
Narrow Escape as Fire Threatens Home
Early yesterday morning at 4 30 the family of G I Lomen on First avenue woke to smoke filling the residence. The fire department arrived quickly and put out a blaze in the basement with little damage. The cause was an unattended lighted item left in the cellar.
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Esterday
G.I. Lomen
First Avenue
Nde
Wires Down Worsen. Alaska Telegraphs Cut Between Nome and Fairbanks
News brief notes telegraph lines down since Saturday severing Nome to Fairbanks and Fairbanks to Valdez communication. Nugget previously supplied outside news via Dawson but disruption cuts off that service. Also mentions T. d. Nestor Co as a liquor and cigar retailer in Alaska and a letter about rail construction in British Columbia urging Abbotsford as a hub.
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Nome
Fairbanks
Valdez
Dawson
Pickled Beef Bargain Notice at Local Store
This item advertises pickled beef to pound emphasizing quality and price while noting a sale to attract shoppers. Also mentions pickled pork sausage offered at low per pound rate with reference to the store and location in Ewing.
Cryptic note hints at political clash near Nakany and Wilenin
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Nomeites and a political clash near Nakany and Wilenin. It references dates like twelve and a public notice context with a person named Tom White. Other items are unreadable or nonsensical.
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Hatin
Macrae
Nakany
Thor
Regular Jury Term Hearing on Beneetah v Breathe Case
The district court opened a regular jury term with Beneetah versus Breathe as the first case on the docket. The matter concerns ownership of the Hercules association, with retrial motions and a new oral hearing granted by Judge Moore.
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Jeguar
Beneetah
Breathe
Hercules Association
Salin Nok
Moore
Masquerade Ball Promises Best Music In Town
A masquerade ball is announced for tomorrow night on A B field. The event promises the best music in town and will be the last dance of the present series. Members of The Averet Bitte Rhiood and Grety Indy are urged to attend, with no one allowed on the floor during the setup.
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Thursda
Pickled Pork Offered At Loss Price By Archers Ewing Co
We are selling an excellent grade of pickled pork at two cents per pound. The stock is valued higher but we do not wish to carry it over and offer it at a price that will move the lot. Archer Ewing & Co.
Eskimos Organize A Regular Club
A new Eskimos club formation is announced with aims to establish a regular organization. The report notes expected rivals and future events, mentioning local figures and planned activities, while hinting at organizational details and potential public notices.
Mikkelsen Dog Query Stirs Nome Exploration Tale
An unclear account centers on Captain Mikkelsen and a dog related incident during a Nome expedition. The fragment hints at a choice about selling a tape and mentions annual events at a center linked to a dog game or gathering, with the explorer learning a key lesson.
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Jidy
Mikillesen Anjckly
Nome
Murder on the Pelly River tale of a devil man
Rob Henderson recounts a Yukon era murder tale linked to the Pelly Indians and a feared outcast called the devil-man. Aged squaw accounts say a red man killed the wizard after tensions rose, with claims the killer acted from superstition and misfortune.
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Dawson
Ay Vlad
Tshwatite
Old Daya
Yukon
Pelly
Mackenzie
Rob Henderson
Arrows River
Sinter
Justion
Woman's Exchange Bakery and Cafe Reopens Wednesday
The Woman's Exchange bakery and cafe will reopen Wednesday morning after a recent refit. The facility promises first class, homecooked meals and reminds patrons to return any pie plates belonging to the exchange at their earliest convenience.
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Woman's Exchange
Alana
Answer to Inquirer on Home Sweet Home authorship
The words of Home Sweet Home were written by John Howard Payne born 1791 in New York and died in 1852. The music was composed by Sir Henry Bishop born 1786 in London and died 1855.
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Yeserday
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Sc, Adams
Che Atk Mercantile
Lonifon Tate
Royal Ovographical Society
Adais
Lew
Adim
Tre
Lye Hominy
Joe
Jose Creek
Chie
Belly Kline
Kiley
Canada
Ottawe
London
America
Sale
Ning
Weill Siihow
H. P. King
Lomen
T. d. Nestor Co
Win
R. R
British Columbia
Oliver Blatheford
W. L
Abbotsford
ARC AR
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EWING
Nomeites Outside
Mowowh
Ewing & CO
Archer, Ewing & CO
G. P. Goggin
Eskimos
Steet Fronernot
Beware
Perimsnia
Baktine Hove’ Elith
Slilel
Abit Aiden
Reveeniehe Rehoal
KaTl
Zonk Iis Vlube
Kekima
Aethie
Trier
Aran
Betty Lee
Annie
Sidnacualir
Huthority
Ube
Borg
Cme Parole
Mikkelsen
Mikkieet
Simaster
Pelly River
Inquirer
Poser
the Royal Cafe
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