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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
4
The text notes Alaska opposing Roosevelt and taking a stand against his policies. It mentions political figures and a dispute over leadership and governance. The fragmentary lines suggest turmoil and a pushback by Alaskan interests in the broader political contest.
Reading like a garbled ad page, the notice mentions at home cinema with calcium light, Harry Rivers, and wines plus minerals. It promotes TNNAN RAD wines, Nestor Co. exclusives, and Alaska cigars, claiming private stock and bank offerings.
The notice lists entries and deadlines for a race with details hard to read. It mentions participants or teams and a closing date of Monday, with on site registration and related formalities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Perovich facing a Saturday execution date amid a federal case. The garbled text mentions Nuaget's Special Service, Ward, and references to a Phinidiets division and Guana Sinails with unclear context and timing.
A garbled notice from J outside mail promises delivery tomorrow. The blurred text mentions vendors and places such as The Royal Cafe The Board of Trade Nestor's Vibes and Lemp's St. Louis Beer. It also lists items including cigars hot waffles and sweet cider with a vague reference to a vaudeville event Saturday.
Incomplete text details a boiler adjustment or relocation at Pay Cowden and F Outit facility. Readable elements indicate a moved boiler or equipment repositioning within the site. Further context and names remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary notice offers reward for return of a Docela-breasted sack coat and papers. Mentions Nugget and lease ground terms along Oller creek. Contact appears as a partial phone or code: Call 12 above.
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