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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1908
Page
1
Fragmentary notes report discussions about expelling Jews from Vladivostok linked to government actions and theater title renewals. The document mentions protests, staged events, and political figures amid uncertain dates and unclear details.
Nugget's Special Service reports Taft's managers asserting the nomination is secured with pledges and predicting threats to rivals. They claim Illinois remains safe from competition and that Taft seeks to win delegates, especially from the South, through intensified effort.
A masked robber seized a mail car near Spokane yesterday, bound clerks, rode for four hours while rifling mail, and escaped on leaving the depot. Clerks Ben Frame and Jolmay Stein reported the break in, as envelopes and letters were found scattered after the train reached the depot. The amount stolen remains undetermined.
Washington March 16 Delegate Cate voiced a wish he never sought public life and would quit Washington if assured of unanimous election. He plans to return to mining after pension business closes and says he cannot accept leadership if it requires enduring ongoing conflicts.
A 20-ounce nugget was found on the upper Kougarok by Mike Blum in a recent discovery. The find occurred in the No. 3 area below Connolly’s, with other dump-diggers active nearby. Reward offered for return to the Recorder’s office.
A reader endorses La Royalina cigars for a refined smoke while noting St. Louis Beer on draught as a companion.
John McConomy endured a four day blizzard and was treated for a severely frozen hand after a dog team from the Miners union moved him from Penny River toward Teller. The incident occurred amid heavy winter conditions and prompt medical care followed.
A judge of a good cigar prefers La Royalina. The baby girl born to Mrs. L. Seidenverg died Saturday evening. Saloons carry La Royalina cigars, and Granite Mining Candies are advertised as best.
The unrepresentative New York toban Paris race sees American Auto arrive in a disabled condition. Muddy ploughing slows gear, repairs required, leaving the Maltin car 310 miles behind the leader as the field presses on toward Ames and nearby towns.
The St Patrick's Day banquet will be tomorrow at 4 40 p m in the Golden Gate Jand with Professor Dahl's orchestra performing Trish melodies. The dance to follow will be at Buxle hall and seats are scarce. Also on Monday evening March 23 the lee race course offers the third event. A Methodist church illustrated lecture titled In His Steps will be shown with sixty color lantern slides, plus an illustrated solo My Little Georgia Rose. Admission is 1 40. Rev Sellon returns to town after Nome visit. Mrs Sellon will stay a while longer. A Havana cigar described as La Royalina is advertised.
March 16 Tacoma reports Vita en sek the cashier leaving the eventful scene, a holdup during a cargo transfer. The robber has not been apprehended. Police and witnesses describe a tense incident with improvised threats and a demand for money. The Star Cafe remains open with renewed staff and service. The Eskimo Circus arrives at Eagle Hall for a scheduled performance tonight.
Fragmented text notes a community push for adoption at the Nuggets Special Service, with mentions of venues, beverages, and sales items. It references a North Pole Fathers event, local coffee house ties, and beer at Lemp’s St Louis. The passage includes scattered market items and advertisements.
Readable fragments show Archer, Ewing & Co offering specials on meat and produce with odd prices and product names. A listed sale vibe hints at a local grocery ad or catalog item amid a cluttered page with unclear phrases and mixed brand mentions.
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