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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
4
A jumble of garbled notes references an "Electric Elevator" starting on a Bonanza project with mentions of individuals, dates, and places misread by OCR. The readable segments hint at a startup event and involved parties, but details are unclear due to extensive transcription errors.
A highly garbled account references a person named Hee renee geemetieyt and a claim of flying two miles in a minute. The text mentions Maine Hunte and various nonsensical fragments about physics, earth, and a dramatic assertion of speed, with many unreadable names and places.
An exhibition in Trondheim aims to showcase maritime trade and fish products, highlighting the Norwegian coast and Scandanavian exhibitors. It notes export value around seven million currency units and describes venues, cultural sites, and regional significance for the event.
An old man named Dennis Comey claims a 1878 curse by Mary Costello caused his misfortune. After legal action and witnesses, Costello revoked the curse in writing and Comey traveled to Atlantic City for a public display of good will.
The court holds Barnett must repay and share with James H Causten money earned while assisting an alleged restraining order. Barnett, founder of Pairbanky City, allegedly profited from a $100,000 stake in fold stock and hid funds from a grabstaker seeking restitution. Barnett’s prior convict status is noted.
The high humidity and rough water postponed major events. Yale led in the four car race while Harvard claimed the electric car prize this afternoon. The SR Montag arrived, discharged 100 tons, then sailed for St Michael to return with 1 110 tons coal. The Bowhead and other ships prepared for night departures. Local notices advertise cottage debt settlement and several 5 cent to 25 cent sale items.
Classified notice invites genuine parties to invest five hundred dollars or more to develop rich placer mines in Awa dir Liberia and to take advantage of other valuable privileges offered by the venture.
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