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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
1
Chaos grips Lisbon as revolutionary factions clash with government forces. Censorship clamps dispatches while mobs block streets and gunfire echoes through the capital amid fears of a broader upheaval.
A House member from California plans to introduce a bill to compel sailing ships over 200 tons to have the same officers as steanships. The measure aims to reduce losses by ensuring adequate officers, a need felt after several sailing ships were lost and lives were lost or endangered.
In Washington on January 20 the House considered establishing a merchant marine. Littleton argued the American merchant fleet must be integrated with a powerful navy for security and readiness in all emergencies.
Fragmented clipping cites Tanana region gold discoverer filing civil suit against former timekeeper over cruelty allegations. Mentions divorce rumors and appeals shift with Taft era politics in Alaska, plus Tippecanoe banquet notes and Cleveland speech snippets.
A garbled account describes Eskimos rehearsing and a wartime mood, mentioning Port Land and Seattle and a special service. It references a battle day on the eve and mentions outfits like lined leather mittens and fabric prices at a bazaar.
Louis Glass seeks bail after issuing a writ of habeas corpus returnable January 20. He asserts he can compel the Lents prosecution to release him and asks to be admitted to bail.
James Hill, famed transcontinental railroad builder, predicts New York has peaked as a commercial power. He says the city’s trade costs exceed profitability and outlines two alternative outlets: via Canada on the St Lawrence or down the Mississippi to New Orleans, urging exploration of other locations.
A brief item notes new laid eggs linked to Mrs Camerons and a phone in Udeville dated February 8, with sparse readable details.
Archer Ewing Co offers pickled pork at 12 cents per pound to clear stock. Excellent grade, worth more, but abundant supply allows a reduced price to move it now.
Mrs. Lehfeldt, after a prayer meeting, lost her way outside the city due to poor lighting. She wandered for about two hours before a resident found her and guided her to her cabin. She reached home at midnight amid city concern over street lighting.
A Bohemian admirer occupied a local residence for several days while the owner was away. Police chief Larsen hunts the intruder, aiming to capture him today or tomorrow. Goggin's Bar advertises clocks at 1% price. Lemp's St. Louis Beer pours at The Club.
Local legend Happy Jack reportedly weds another bride as speculation swirls over his many marriages. His latest spouse is said to have died within a year, while FR Kjos plans snow removal work on Front Street under city contract. Questions arise about profitability and ongoing fuel capacity for months ahead.
A ten day district court session concluded with a 20 minute jury verdict for the plaintiff in the Al vs. Stontjet et al matter. Judge Moore noted the rapid decision followed by assessment questions tied to a single claim as the key issue.
Mass meeting planned in Fairbanks tonight to discuss a looming strike next Saturday. Union officials and operators will be invited to present views as concerned citizens seek eight hour workdays and averting danger. Hot Waffles at The Royal Cafe.
The Sos of the North hosts a year party at their hall on Saturday February. attendees are invited to see ladies in national costumes. The notice promotes first-class teas and fresh roasted coffee at Tea Store and Graniteware bargains at Goggin's Bargain Annex.
Notice that all entries for the billiard tournament at the Discovery Saloon must arrive by 10 p.m. to arrange handicaps. The entry list closes January 81 with Fob, L listed as organizers.
A dense fragment discusses a natatorium project for Native women. It mentions backers, support from proprietors, and use planned only for seven and children, with uncertain details on location and governance.
Odd fragment mentions Steve Pipe 17 20 linked with joint at Gaggin's Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank. Readable details are scarce. appears to be a quirky local ad or notices snippet with brand names and a location reference.
Unclear OCR text reports a poisoning incident linked to a family case. It mentions Walter and Natale Hard among alleged victims or heirs and notes an investigation into surrounding circumstances.
Store advertises pickled beef and pickled pork sausage at low prices to attract customers. Emphasizes first class quality and ongoing bargains at the shop.
The notation lists 1ER and 4ER EWING CO as entries or entities in a catalog or record. It presents two references to EWING CO with differing identifiers 1ER and 4ER, suggesting variant classifications or product codes within the same firm.
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