23 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
1
Tex Richard declares he is done with fetes and leaves no doubt about his stance toward California. He vows to stay away from engagements with the Golden State and warns he will resist any attempts to involve him in collections or disputes there.
Report claimed loss of machinery and castings from Seto mon dredges aboard a barge of the St Helens was unfounded. All gear and merchandise of Western ship St Helens accounted for and landed on the beach.
The S S Umatilla docked at the road stead around noon yesterday then sailed to Seattle with about sixty five additional passengers from the Yukon river. Among Nome travelers listed are Mrs C C Foster Miss H BE Olson and several others with fourteen steerage and fifteen first class tickets. Additional names include Mrs LeClercq H B Macdonald and wife Miss Swenson Mrs Davenwort Mrs E C Darling and more.
Smoke Lawrence Barretts, the best domestic cigar, at Yorkey's, a bold local claim highlighted in a compact ad style. The note underscores quality and availability, aiming to draw readers to the shop for the featured brand.
Nugget's Special Service notes James J Jeffries receiving a warm ovation in Reno on June 22. The event highlights his status as a leading figure in the Fortis region, with spectators praising his presence and impact amid a charged atmosphere.
S M Gaylord proposes summer dredging along Ruby Creek and Goose Creek in the Cascade region using the Gold Beach Mining and Dredging Co dredge on a royalty basis. The operation aims to improve water flow and claim holdings at the mouth of Ruby Creek with work expected on Goose Creek where a dredge was installed last fall. Local advertising notes include unrelated listings for eggs and cleaning services.
A garbled report notes Harmon, son of the state governor, believed to be the party’s choice for the presidency. It references the National Committee meeting at Hot Springs in April and suggests the party aims to nominate the Ohio governor for the next term, though details are unclear.
Fragmentary report notes extreme heat in New York and surrounding counties has caused multiple deaths. Observers tally rising fatalities and disrupted daily life as authorities warn residents to stay indoors and hydrate amid record temperatures.
Special Correspondence Solomon reports Pearson dredge 14S commenced operations. The waterfront remained busy as men moved along the beach near St Helens and Edith. The Edith has moved to St Michael and St Metes will be teving Nome in a few days as Peter works westward.
Ener, Duneez Wallan report a car crash in which Krug, a brewery magnate, was killed instantly after speeding through an intersection. The other occupants were injured. Funeral for Mrs. H. J. Boon is set for Thursday at 2 PM at Pilgrim Congregational Church with friends invited.
Report covers ongoing Iditarod developments with details on mushers, dog teams, and course conditions. Mentions finish prospects, terrain challenges, and race safety measures as competitors press toward Nome.
A long, partially garbled report describes a postal savings bill moving toward enactment, with references to senate action, presidential signature, and anticipated votes. The text mentions officials, hearings, and public interest, alongside a brief classified note at the end offering a pony for sale through Pacific Cold Storage Company.
Public notice promoting Moonlight Springs Water Bath at City Bath House. M. D. Solberg offices listed, notary Sullivan stenography service, Golden Gate Motel contact details, and a note that Gus moved to the Board of Trade lunch counter.
Mr W. H L Bush, agent for the Pacific Company, states the senator will depart Seattle on June 22 for a return voyage. Nearby chatter suggests planning and schedules for the journey, with emphasis on timely departure and potential stops along the route.
Oyster Bay reports Picodore dismisses rumors that his daughter Ethel will wed newspaper man James Williams. He insists there is only one newspaper man in the family.
Eugene M. Blackwell, noted fur dealer who travels from Seattle to Nome each year, was a passenger aboard the Umatilla near the river. He will stay through the season and be the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Wal Watts. Also mention of Tobys Candy Kitchen offering ice cold soda and ice cream for warm weather.
Bakery and Coffee House offers bread and pastries at the North Pole location. The Eagle announces draught beer on sale as soon as the Corwin arrives, with prize winner promotion ongoing.
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