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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
1
In Fairbanks July 46 a large crowd backed Corson with a strong showing signaling a tight party race. Wickersham supporters were vocal at Seward and Independent candidates faced mixed reception as the campaign moves toward Valot day with Corson maintaining a first division lead.
The fragmentary text references Roosevelt and critics of officials, amid noisy, disjointed notes about Americans and sports figures. Numerous garbled phrases obscure clear events but suggest a political or sports controversy involving Roosevelt, officials, and American fans.
California state promotion FHV Bee selected July fifteenth as Promotion Day for California visitors. A committee will choose the California exhibitor for the show as Specht train per view arrangements are set.
The Japanese government informs Washington that the Emperor has notified the United States of an arbitration agreement. The Foreign Relations department confirms Japan's action as part of ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
In Prerberg Saxony on July 26 an eighteen year old girl appeared in court over a homicide case. The judicial process follows harsh traditional punishment references. Jane Doe Crabtree connected to the crime is named in a brief context. A separate note mentions business installations and a bath house opening. Judge Moore is reported vacationing in Beaver Pennsylvania.
The Weal school board has a crew at work repairing foundations disturbed by frost. The project includes repainting and a full renovation to be completed by the fall term start.
Deputy Marshal Thompson sold the Big Hurrah quartz mine under court order in a suit by the Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit Co against T.T. Lane. Dudley DuBose purchased the property for 13361.81 dollars. Gordon Hall for Mrs. Anna Lane filed a written notice stating Tom T. Lane has no interest.
A substantial party departed in the afternoon for a Kangarok trip loaded with fishing tackle and gear. Miner Louie Pelkey, formerly of Cornell City, reportedly struck a new gold pocket in the Snnoko country taking over two hundred ounces. Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky's. Granite Mining Candies are the best.
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