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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
1
The stamp mill on Gold Button Creek, owned by Connelly Quartz Mining, will start in about a month. A heap of about 2000 tons of ore will be run over the plates before year end. Manager Regan reports tests of the ore, noting copper and zinc values with a plan to process ore on site and then ship concentrates.
A large shipment of Nome gold valued around $300000 will be taken aboard the steamer Mackinaw this evening. Most ore to Nome is from Candle Creek and other mines, with several men likely to participate in the transfer. Officials fear ongoing shortages may delay full shipment, though operations will push ahead before five to six weeks.
Charles R. Herron, Republican campaign chairman, received word that John W. Carson, the Republican candidate for Hegate Lo compress from Alaska, was aboard the river steamer Ned due at St Michael early this morning. The vessel failed to reach its destination but is expected to arrive later.
In Ranier Oregon on July 26 deck hand Dickerson was gored by a cow aboard the Kellogg and thrown into the Columbia river where he drowned before rescuers could reach him. The cow then toppled into the river with others and was saved with difficulty.
In Constantinople the Sultan opened the constitutional session reading a proclamation in the chamber of deputies. Thousands watched as decorations and soldiers augmented the ceremony, marking the Nugget Mining Edition price and a sales note for 25 cents.
The dredge operation halted due to insufficient water to moisten the bucket line. A large syphon tie has been installed and another start attempt will be made this evening during the evening shift to resume the project.
The Mackinaw steamer has unloaded a forage freight at Toll er and will head outside again. The Arctic Brotherhood plans a hall party tomorrow evening the first of the summer season. The event, requested by the ladies, will feature excellent music and an open floor. R. E. Fleming Harry Sandmer Wisner lead the organizing committee. Imported draft beer on tap will be provided by the Board of Trade.
A fragmented report from Nome Daily Nugget outlines a local mining dispute involving Pieritenait miners and a receiver J. Chedney. The piece notes a court appointed official managing rail and mine affairs, with references to a treaty plan near East Park and a forthcoming illustrated mining edition. The article advertises Granite Mining Candles and Blatz Private Stock at the bank.
Public notices describe MASS LAYOFFS of Ottumwa ditch crews as Nugget’s Special Service reports fives nearly fare pens ute at the VRE duty. The narrative mentions operational downtime and ongoing reforms impacting local labor, with references to strategy shifts and potential reassignment in the region.
A Seattle crowd welcomed the Nome steamer as Captain Porter led passengers ashore. Observers noted the event drew many locals and visitors amid reports of routine safety measures and a sense of shared relief after a long voyage. The captain claimed resilience from crew and passengers, noting collective experience spanning several lifetimes.
Report of the attorney general highlights the first division's strong showing across all districts. It notes marshal costs with Hess salary figures and operations, and mentions entertainments, refreshments, and free admission during a community event planned for tomorrow night.
Incoherent text from Seattle dated July 2 references Evely Man and MMP home tanker. Mentions deaths and a court or police case. Details are garbled with missing names, dates, and places, making precise facts unavailable.
The brief report notes the death of Nomeite in Portland after a misrendered line suggests a farce at Nene. News reached Nome by last mail as friends learned of the death. The items mention Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade and the City Bath House opening under proprietor M. O. Solberg.
A committee of eight named as Han nam, Pail Benham, W Phernis Koe Phendig and Jota Do Helps was appointed to gather information and report at the next meeting regarding plans for the A B building. The article notes previous financial concerns and the committee’s duty to advance the matter.
In New York dated July 4, Nugget's Special Service reports Democratic backers urging Taft as the Republican choice. The piece cites party leaders and the Denver Convention influence, noting calls for strict law enforcement against radicalism and liberal policy. Also listed are local sale ads and housing notices, including a Glasscock Baby Jumper for sale and housekeeping room rentals.
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