14 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1914
Page
1
A garbled OCR style excerpt discusses American diplomacy and criticism of speaking freely abroad, referencing an American ambassador and a turbulent exchange of ideas. The text mentions vigilance against foreign interference, with scattered names and phrases reflecting a chaotic page of parliamentary or diplomatic notes.
A battered fragment describes a high school dog race with teams and runners, naming Katie Votland and Jackson and noting times around four miles. The readable portions mention spectators, a start, and a slow field, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
A garbled notice reports that Nuggest Special Service official Mirel 44 resigns after citing insufficient compensation. The piece mentions Chicago, a general, and a private receiver appointment for Chicago Inter-Green and dancing classes run by Mrs Bartlett at various times.
In New Brunswick a love affair across social lines ends with a widowed fiancé and a large tribute from a former lover. Lawton, who fled to Australia after a failed pursuit of Miss Pelle Wagner, sends twenty five thousand dollars to his old flame’s husband’s wife before his suicide, while Mrs Henderson faces the fallout of a doomed marriage and a cryptic letter from Lawton.
A formal engagement announcement from the White House lists President Wilson and party as forthcoming. Names of relatives and officials are cited with ceremonial details, noting a Sunday gathering and a 10 o clock start.
A contested report claims General Villa funds his war through confiscated estates of Diaz loyalists and wealthy Mexicans, who are coerced or ransomed. The piece cites declarations by authorities detailing mining, coffee, and other assets seized or tied to the Huerta and Diaz networks, with families held to extract funds for the rebellion.
Willis I Moreland piloted a Curtis airplane from Long Island over New York. The craft dipped after a turn around the Statue of Liberty causing spectators on the battery waterfront to watch. A barge-office boat swiftly rescued Moreland from icy water as he reported his hands grew numb and he lost control of the machine.
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