24 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
1
Ogden shot dead his young divorced wife then killed himself after a quarrel. Both were buried in River View cemetery in a double funeral. Ogden had worked ten years for the Portland Railway, Light and Power Company and was active in clubs and fraternal organizations.
Chicago March 23 Judge Carpenter overruled a demurrer and issued indictments against Armour Swift and eight other beef barons in a case challenging the 1903 immunity bath. The article notes beef industry figures and registration counts for next month, with 1910 totals cited and a projection. It mentions fresh made candy at Toby's as a local ad aside.
Two civil actions were filed in district court under the Western Commercial Company versus Galvin Waters and related parties. Claims include promissory note interests totaling about 9,740 dollars, plus fees, and separate actions for judgments on owed principal and interest, with details naming Johnston Schneiter, J. Plynn, and Charles Schneider alongside the Galvin entities.
A report from Washington claims Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock, the cabinet’s only bachelor, is engaged to the daughter of Admiral Southerland. The rumor remains unconfirmed. Hitchcock dodged questions and a denial was not issued. The city newspaper notes ongoing curiosity about a possible wedding and personal life amid political duties.
Coffee made by the Reliance Coffee Maker is praised as the only device extracting full strength and flavor as water passes through ground coffee. The ad warns boiled coffee spoils flavor, claims health benefits, and offers a free coffee maker with orders of five pounds or more at 40 cents per pound, while supplies last. First come, first served. Directions included.
Insurrectionists capture the Mexican town of Salvie, execute the mayor, torture residents in retaliation for arrests, and take over the town as federal troops move toward a clash. Reports from Nogales, Guatemala City, and nearby areas unfold amid fighting and political tension.
In a chaotic scene the Roosevelt team dominated the meet with several standout performances as Diaz and Carter led the charge. The event drew fierce competition from local rivals with heightened stakes and a crowded stands.
A garbled report mentions Champ Johnson becoming an aviator with scattered references to sports figures and local notes. The text includes fragmented quotes about a trainer, racing, and a Gloucester connection, interspersed with unrelated advertisements and stray lines about mackerel sales and recipes. The readable portions imply a sports or personal achievement item but lack clear specifics.
Fragmentary text mentions various matters about government and an attorney's visit. The directive and specifics are not clear, with no identifiable person, date, place, or organization to anchor a factual card.
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