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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1908
Page
1
A great gale floods Seabright City flooding streets and turning the town into a Venice like scene. Boats carry residents as houses drift, while locals imitate gondoliers amid waterlogged streets and damaged property. Long Branch coast suffers similar high water and train disruption.
Jan Shackleford in Washington accuses Cannon of despotic power and claims he and Speaker Reed share influence over Roosevelt and Congress. He questions who should bear responsibility for most legislation.
Washington January reports an appropriation of 700000 by Congress for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. Despite prior efforts to cut funding the allocation is not expected to be delayed beyond May, aiding supporters as they push the project forward.
Lisbon reports government suspends all newspapers and takes measures to avert disloyal agitation after a near revolution. Leaders remain imprisoned but police fear the conspiracy persists. Most city residents favor a republic, but royalist control of law delays uprising. The revolution is believed only a matter of time.
G Anderson fell more than 20 feet into a shaft while landing a car at Dry Creek. He survived with bruises and possible minor injuries, being treated at Holy Cross Hospital after the accident last evening. An appendectomy on Eugene Hays was performed at Holy Cross Hospital today by Dr. Mustard with assistants Drs. Hil and Southward.
Sunday services at Pilgrim church will start at the usual time. Rev Dr Woods preaches in the evening on War and the Gospel. Mrs Dobbs conducts the rehearsal tonight. Music remains as usual.
An excellent grade of pickled pork offered at 12 cents per pound. The Archer Ewing Co reserves the right to move stock quickly and notes it is worth more but needs to reduce inventory.
A masquerade ball will be held tonight at the Bessie Roadhouse with four prizes for first and second places among ladies and gentlemen. Arrangements for going out can be made by phoning J. E. Kjos or leaving from North Star Restaurant at 8:45 this evening. The big vaudeville Saturday February 8.
A bomb exploded in front of the Law and Order League president's home in Montgomery on January 25. The family was away, and no injuries were reported as officials investigated the incident.
Chicago January 25 unrest looms as unemployed workers protest while authorities stockpile ammunition at Evans Station. Police rush extra precautions to prevent disturbances as socialist agitators press their case amid a largely honest labor turnout.
Danielson fell from a ladder in the shaft of the Standard claim last evening and landed at the bottom injuring his right leg. He was removed to Holy Cross Hospital. He likely escaped serious harm despite the considerable fall.
Eskimo Boys’ club converts a Sandspit electric EDLY room into a gymnasium to serve as headquarters for a next two months. Dancers will train by drumming tant toms for a public performance and the coast crowd will see strongmen jugglers tight rope walkers in Alaska’s north. Management aims to stage the biggest show yet in the region, with extensive preparations and loaned and secured items.
Fragmented OCR text describes clearing house certificates and a debtor matter involving Al Fred Loma, Mrs Hartey, and references to Be Heenan and the Ktuhoe. Mentions a court or legal setting with terms and possible trustees or agents. No clear dates or locations discernible from the readable lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate support for Hughes in a Nugget event or service context. Mentions Ww YORK and a Republican connection with Chatenay, but details are unclear and names are partly garbled.
A garbled report describes a basketball novelty act tour with figures from New York and Canada, noting a committee shaping the performance and a wide regional reach from the Pacific states to the northern border. It mentions vaudeville shows and a humorous aside about a poker incident involving Speaker Cannon.
The obituary notes Algernon Sidney Field, a long serving Warwickshire solicitor and late clerk of the peace, died at 94. A 1834 Trinity term admission marks his lengthy legal career. He was a great grandchild of Oliver Cromwell through his grandmother Anne Cromwell and was honored at his 1896 Golden Wedding with an illuminated address and silver bowls.
Imported and domestic high grade cigars showcased at the Board of Trade sale event drawing buyers from local retailers and cigar enthusiasts. Vendors highlighted quality blends and competitive pricing as crowds visited the exhibit hall.
An incident reports King Alfonso of Spain attacked by a boar and saved by an alert attendant. The event highlights swift action and the safety measures in place for royal figures.
Unclear text shows a period of unrest with mentions of strikes threatening job availability and labor actions. The fragment hints at labor conflicts, unions, and employment tension affecting work and services.
A fragmented line notes a vaudeville act and a proverb about money. The text hints at a performance event and a cautionary saying, reflecting a loose archival snippet likely from a theater page.
A contentious exchange unfolds as Cale criticizes Hoggatt in strong terms. The dispute centers on delegates and governance, with mentions of Miller Cale and references to withdrawing support amid party lines and public reaction.
The court heard that the Thaw defense plans to call medical witnesses to prove Harry Thaw’s mental state while abroad. Lawyers contend the defense has spent tens of thousands of dollars on witnesses and investigations to support the insanity claim.
A New York report describes continuing hardship in the city amid coal shortages and broader European war pressures. The piece notes widespread distress, with calls for relief and concern over living conditions as industry and transport face strain.
Odd items listed include Blatz private stock at a bank and granite mining candles as touted best. A note mentions Timtes for therapies, a room for rent near Hogan and Third with or without board, and a vaudeville show on Saturday February 8. Two keys found on Front Street are to be claimed at Nugget. Some charity here is described as giving advice.
The Caledonian Society hosted a Burns anniversary in Nome with hearty hospitality. Guests enjoyed ample refreshments and a varied program featuring Scotch dances, ending with a lively dance that highlighted the society’s strong first effort.
After a decisive defeat to the A B team last night the Y M C A players decided to enter the baseball arena and will begin practice next Monday.
Ad touts pickled beef at low prices to attract customers. Text highlights pickled pork sausage at 16e per pound and promotes other bargains at the store.
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