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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
1
Springfield dispatch reports delegates elected to back Cannon include Senator Albert Hopkins, Governor Donern, and Mayor Byrsee. The meeting aims to align party platforms and tariff adjustments, signaling strong support for Cannon among Illinois leaders.
Nashville, Tenn March 26 During the hobding of the republican convention besight Congressman Brewinlews ex-communbeploner of pensions attacked the chairman Newells Sanders and the two men fought savagely with pistols and fists for several minutes before being separated. The histol shots fortunately tok no ef foot but row tld frightful exec ution with fats, and Sanders streaming with Blood at the end the fight. Trownlow of Wise Lee closed up he sue s it closing both of the chair man. In addition to the back eyes Saunders also witfers fou i im Howhlel in seni way, wae fathieted by a hard weap He is described by the a the Worst politlead bathe in his eee vere out.
Report notes a $200 theft from Ophir Creek in the Enneke and warns residents that thieves have stripped pans and creek sites near Ophir Creek. Charles Keutsinger and William Schett are named in the loss, with authorities urging people to stay away as winter provisions run low and hope rises for a recovery.
Speaker Cannon said he favors granting the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition appropriation after other appropriations are handled. He indicated action is likely to be deferred until a special investigative committee is appointed.
Nome dining scene as Walrus club members and guests including Judge Moore Leedy and T M Reed gather at Mrs Coston’s home. Unique place cards by ZaZ set a pretty scene. News notes Crystallized Eggs and a local sale advertise prices and products. Captain Baldwin reports death of his aunt in Marysville California.
A Korean diplomat was shot at his hotel in Francisco on March 26. Several shots fired left him mortally wounded as authorities investigate a case shrouded in mystery and unresolved cause.
An American automobile begins a journey north from Seattle bound for Valder Island in a transcontinental run. The train and vessel plans are set to depart Puget Sound, with the trip met by international contest exposure and careful timing for the record attempt.
Shoup states Cale will not run for the seat. The text is garbled but suggests a political denial of candidacy by Cale. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, yet the main point centers on Cale declining a campaign bid and nearby mentions of related political figures and places.
A session report from Washington D C dated March 4 says a bill to create a fourth judicial district for Alaska will become law promptly. The note indicates no opposition remains and the measure will pass by end of the current session.
A Nome attorney expects to be nominated as district judge of the second judicial district. The lawyer, active in local legal circles, seeks the post amid rumors of a pending appointment.
Fragmented OCR notes describe lands near Cor Division to be sold for townsite development. Mentions government action, Alaska moving pictures show, and various names and places, with unclear dates and details.
An obscure dispatch records a royal decision as an emperor declines an American ambassador visit. The fragmented text hints at court matters and political tension surrounding envoy communications and palace affairs.
A fragmentary page note highlights venues and shows at Prinesta Theater and nearby inns. The item mentions brand cigars and bottled beer available at local establishments, plus a brief sales pitch for Granite Mining Candles as a local product.
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