20 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
1
Large stock of new groceries complete in every way. Green onions rhubarb tomatoes carrots turnips oranges lemons grapefruit cabbage cucumbers cherries apricots string beans peas head lettuce radishes pineapples gooseberries and new potatoes.
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A massive New York greeting for President Roosevelt filled Battery Park and the harbor area. A ceremonial procession, gun salutes, and marching bands accompanied the hero’s return as crowds from many states gathered to witness the event.
Captain Moutiet of the Pyetlely army was cleaning a revolver when it discharged injuring his leg near the knee. He is confined to Holy Cross Hospital under Dr. Mustard care for several days.
Local report details a violent encounter with Fred Sundquist severing a jugular vein with a razor near Peedenick Cabin. The event occurred after an apparent dispute leading to death and police investigation.
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River and coastal steamboat traffic advances described near the Yukon River, detailing vessel transfers and cargo movements. Dispatches note steamers traversing to St Michael via frozen routes, with crews adjusting to weather and river conditions.
The excerpt mentions a stearsroship agent and a delivery plan to Seattle. It attributes statements to Mr. Bush about cargo, mud content, and where the item will be placed upon arrival. The context appears to involve a marine or shipping scenario with dates and locations implied but not clearly stated.
Secretary Charles A aude invites different Cheverge W Wickersham to accompany him on a trip to Alaska during the summer. The journey includes a steamship from Seattle to the Arbiters. Where has Gas from the Hunter Lunch Counter gone Smoke Lawrence Barretts best Domestic Cigar at Yorkey's.
Excerpted notes show local vendors and promotions at Toby’s Candy Kitchen with calls to try ice cold drinks, frosting free dust removal ads, and featured prices for furs, steamers, and a big ice event. Mentions of service men and civic notices appear among a jumble of product pitches and street scenes.
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