29 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
1
The piece urges voters to elect Edward S. Orr as Alaska’s Republican congressman, arguing the United States rests on government by party. It contends a nonaligned delegate would fail to secure favorable national legislation and that four years with a nonpartisan delegate proved useless for Alaska.
Charles Rose, a switchman on the Tiriyo Rapid Transit Line, was crushed between a car and the platform as a train moved. he pleaded for others to stay with him before dying soon after at the hospital. Reported from a July 28 incident witnessed by hundreds. authorities note the dangers at the Elite Bath House.
Crippen has been located and the body of Crippen’s presumed victim found in lime within the building where he lived in London. Police say Crippen is aboard a steamer with his associate, and efforts are underway to intercept the vessel as soon as sighted.
chaotic scene unfolds as New York police clash with striking workers amid smoke and confusion. Officers exert force near a public area while onlookers and workers exchange tense gestures and retreat from the line.
Local reports claim Senator Frye secured a decisive lead amid ongoing campaign chatter. The piece mentions allied figures and shifting support in several communities, highlighting the political climate and potential implications for upcoming votes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Murane and Rodey on Victoria, engaging in a farewell event. Mentions include Mavis and Vietarab, with scattered references to attendees and a planned future meeting in the United States. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, but centers on a planned gathering and travel.
Fragmented text shows a city committee hearing on a contentious matter with names like Jef Meses Watts Mover sunt Carlton and Mrs ft 0etn. Proceedings reference a plot, defense, and timetable but unreadable details.
A garbled report describes a social gathering at the Eagles hall with a theft and ensuing chatter about attendance and misconduct. Authorities and attendees were mentioned in confused phrases with references to a courier and lists, and a Saturday night event is implied.
The Lane of the Nente hosts a smoker Saturday night in their bath on First Avenue West. All friends invited. A good finish is assured. The quartet will sing several popular selections. Prize-Winner Draught Beer at the Eagle.
Fragmentary text reports disturbance involving exiles and Spain with scattered phrases and odd interjections. No coherent names, places, or dates clearly readable. Overall details are unclear beyond a general tension or threat context.
A garbled, fragmentary text from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page mentions baths, a Windsor location, specials, and Pacific Coln Storage Co. It references heat and deaths in Boston, repeated phrases about services, and various scattered names, places, and offers, but the overall item is unreadable as a coherent article.
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