17 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
1
A large stock of new groceries is available including green onions rhubarb tomatoes carrots turnips oranges lemons grapefruit cabbage cucumbers cherries apricots string beans peas head lettuce radishes pineapples gooseberries and new potatoes.
FR Frank J. Mielke the barber water taker and property owner recovers from a knee fracture and gains limited mobility. He plans to use the next two days to assist two extra supporters as he prepares to handle business upon others returning for the winter season. Lyons, 18, Wel ye the oubertin ty.
A fragment reports the schooner Dusxchungs being overhauled near Teller reindeer station and prepared to enter coastal trade. Details mention hull planks, paint hauled, and readiness to move toward Port Clirenne bay for water placement.
Sacramento June 18 Governor Gillette has decided to stop prize fights in the state. The move follows a telegram from Washington warning that an expected Congress appropriation to aid Panama Canal celebrations may be jeopardized if immoral activities continue. The attorney general urged swift action, prompting the governor to move to San Francisco and push measures to curb prize fighting amid rumors of broader moral decline.
Nome residents show growing interest in joining a stampede toward new diggings. Many plan trips despite limited reliable information and rising expectations about arrivals from outside Nome.
The Republican primary to select delegates to the Republican convention to be held in Douglas on June 28 will be conducted at Golden Gate Hall on Saturday evening at 8 30. The notice names Elwood Bruner and other local entities and mentions services offered including harness shop, draught beer, public stenography and notary services.
A Chicago Tribune report discusses a coastline murder case linked to the disappearance of Mrs. Charlton. A diver is employed and detectives weigh theories that her husband may have killed her and hidden the trunk contents. The correspondent notes inconsistencies and public interest in the case.
Ira Bank of the U S Mercantile Company reported a plan to open a Teller store this summer. The branch will carry miners' supplies and establish a steamboat agency for vessels serving the region, supporting expeditions toward the North and Siberia.
The Amusement Company will stage another high grade moving picture show on Saturday night. Tension is evident as the feature is publicized, and patrons are urged to see the meritorious exhibition before the films depart Nome.
Notice states the Woman's Exchange is serving best meals and offering bread rolls and pastries at the counter. It mentions rooms cleaned with the Vacuum Cleaner as the only sanitary method and provides the phone number Black 99 for contact.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Nugget’s Special Service and a mix of names and places. The garbled text references Nevada, UConn, Washington, and contests or interviews. It also notes individuals like Jack Johnson and a Hoffman House dining context with furnished rooms and local business mentions.
A petition from residents of Nome asking for a concert by the 220th Regiment band near Fort Davis Alaska is endorsed. Major Kreps and officers consider the request favorable and expect the band to visit Nome, likely mid July, after government approval.
Enjoy a Moonlight Springs water bath at the City Bath House hosted by M. C. Solberg.
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