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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR lists lodge names and meeting details including Anvil Masonic Lodge No 10 Fa AM Masutite Seidl Me and Eastern Star meetings on Thursdays and Mondays, Nome Aerie No 375 Brother hood of Owls Nome Nest No 90 Boddy Ward Betey Sec. hus Mots VPA Jd Daly Treas Wey Minas aveninass 4.
A notice lists Dr John W Wilkins and R McIntyre as real estate and financial contacts at 405-100 MTUTHE with life insurance details. The fragmented text references a lis pendens style claim and property relations among named individuals.
Case notes show proceedings in Wright v Ewing with appeals and exhibits discussed. References include agreement to sell hecatases and a dialing between PMV and Andrew K Raving, admitted over plaintiff objection, and the original affidavit of An- is noted as Defendants Exhibit A.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Bulgarian authorities confirm the killing of a prominent chief amid a wave of violence and shifting power. Names, places, and dates are obscured by garbled OCR but the incident centers on a high profile regional leadership dispute.
Fragmented OCR shows a court proceeding referencing Murray v Pioneer Mining Cont, stipulations, and an injunction hearing. Names such as Olson, Ira, and Daly appear amid dates around March 1908. The text records motions, adjournments, and courtroom actions without coherent narrative.
In Astin Minn on March 4 William Miller shot his wife, Ebner Norton’s widow, after a dispute over property and divorce. He then killed himself with a revolver as neighbors heard firing. Mrs Miller survived with wounds. the couple had a young son and a large inheritance tied to the land.
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