07 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
1
Report describes Baltimore boxing scene with officials vowing zero tolerance for prize fighting. A promoter praised the event as the greatest he witnessed, while authorities warn active meets must be barred within the state, signaling Baltimore could become a national hub for such contests.
The steamship Victoria of the Alaska Steamship Line departed Seattle at 4 p m on July 4 with a full freight load for Nome and St Michael and several prominent passengers aboard.
Second hand 2x12x20 planking 6x6s and 4x4 available at lower prices. Fresh meats of all kinds offered. Crabs reported all gone. Located under Pacific Cold Storage Co.
The final results show James J. Jeffries earning 91174 and Johnson with the rights netting 1 The piece also mentions Smoke Lawrence Barretts and the Yorkey's Moonlight Springs Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House in a brief market note.
Fragmentary report notes Frisco authorities barring fight pictures amid a city exhibition. Text mentions Mayor Meturiy, a nine foot display, and references to Peters and a spectacle tied to a Jeffry dictation fight. Details are unclear in the damaged OCR.
A fragmentary Lincoln area report notes turmoil as a key figure contemplates a run and faces pressure from factions. Partial text references Nugget's Special Service and statewide politics. Readers see names and places blurred but sense significant political tension and uncertainty surrounding a potential candidacy.
War Secretary Jac Me Honol Gavoeck Dickinson tours Honolulu en route to the Philippines. He visits military sites and meets troops, praising displays of discipline and readiness while remaining confident in wartime efficiency. He will remain in Hawaii for several days before continuing to Manila.
Unclear OCR text mentions The Eagle inn and prizes, with references to draught beer on sale when Corwin arrives. Also lists beverages like Pabst Milwaukee Beer and spirits, plus mentions of the Tower and regional trade boards. Readable items include beer and drink promotions at multiple venues.
Scattered, garbled OCR text describes a violent Chicago incident with broad casualty claims. Mentions unrest, street violence, and inspection of sites. Several names and places are unreadable, but the fragment references a mass killing or disturbance and public concern.
A garbled note describes a local event with partial words and missing context. It mentions Whites and a nearby road, implying a small community incident or meeting with few readable details. Entities are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fatal injury linked to a Black individual and a reported incident in a civilized place. The readable lines reference a person named Jenne and describe a chaotic scene with vague actions and voices.
A fragmented line lists a stew event at Veenay Wave byethet TWes in Leghodish. The readable text mentions a culinary item and a place but lacks clear date or outcome details for a full report.
Fragmented notice notes the Olympia sailing and several garbled lines mentioning locations, dates, and names. The readable bits reference a travel or shipping item, a prize draught beer, and a bakery advert, all presented in a rough OCR fragment without a coherent single event.
A damaged OCR summary lists items including new laid eggs for sale at a harness shop and various unclear lines. The readable fragment mentions prices per dozen, a phone contact, and references to local trades. The item resembles a scattered classified notice with multiple unreadable segments.
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