30 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
1
Seattle reports three plate counting apparatus and many stations arrived, to be shipped by May 1 to the Iditarod where they will be installed and operated. General Manager Milligan and four assistants will accompany the four sets to install the wire system at the crate upon completion.
In New York on March 36 a decree granted actress Edna Goodrich Goodwin a divorce from former actor Nat Goodwin. She may remarry, but Nat cannot wed again until her death. Goodwin has married five times and faced a sixth prospect before the restriction.
In New York on March 30 a memorial mass meeting ended in tragedy as thirty women were removed from the scene overwhelmed by grief. Many became hysterical and were sent to hospitals, while others in lesser condition were sent home.
The trial of Fred Roper charged with assault with a deadly weapon was to be heard in the commissioners court at 2 PM but was postponed to tomorrow at the same time. Medini's Cafe advertises as the best and cheapest meal in town.
Nugget Special Service El Paso reports Madero voices indignation at recent peace movement proposals. He pledges to renew activity if reforms fail, while fears rise that rival factions may exploit the divide and trigger party meeting tensions.
A chaotic page fragment shows voters confronting a crowded field of candidates and factions. The text hints at a diverse slate including socialists and independent groups, with references to campaigns and the temptations of political promises.
The Arctic Brotherhood reverses a prior plan to end its dances for the season. A three night series will be staged starting next Saturday at the usual time and place. James Granger, Joe Sheldon, Ralph Lomen head the committee promising each event will be a rousing success.
Fragmentary note misreads event details and urges attention to a pecan themed matter dated April 2. The readable text hints at a calendar or performance scheduling error and mentions multiple affairs. No clear names or places are identifiable.
A baby girl arriving this morning to Mr and Mrs Brown of August. The little stranger tipped the scales toward the ten pound mark and weighed at a right thirty. Both mother and baby are reported doing well. Also a note about wines from Seward Commercial Co. Main &.
Citizens entered Elwood Bruner's office in the Masonic Building and presented petitions seeking his candidacy for the county office. Bruner questioned strings attached to any petition and stated no strings would be accepted, asserting his platform would focus on a stronger government and better services.
A rousing event is planned with proceeds aiding a Kennel fund as a large crowd attends the grand stand for an All Alaska event. Tickets priced at 156 dollars grant entry to the roped space for the Start and Finish of a quarter mile race and include a dance on April 4. Rooms at Elite Baths advertise steam heat and home comforts.
The event reports Tom Johnson near death in Cleveland after a long illness and hospital stay. Officials note his prior leadership as Guayer of Cleveland and his retirement from public service after a private fire incident. The article traces his career and a delayed trip to the capital, referencing local streets and authorities.
The divorce action reveals explorer’s wife petitioned amid his expedition plans to ascend Mount McKinley. During absence, he allegedly provided for her property. he did not contest the suit and supporters recall past financial ties and a prior engagement with the Codk-Peare venture.
A mistyped report notes A J Bruner crowned champion after a tense tournament in Nome. The page describes players, a late run by Bruner, and reference to spectators and local refreshments.
Delegate Wickersham's address in Seattle last Tuesday night drew praise as one of the most eloquent speeches on Alaska self-government. Supporters hailed it as a strong call for better territorial administration while urging unity to secure improved governance for the territory.
Brown and Fromm are expected to arrive tonight for a city council campaign event. The doctor has been away for ten days, and their appearance is tied to ongoing local political activity in Hobby Brows and Br 1. M Promina fould derives in this caimp tonight.
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