31 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
1
John Hegnese, a mail contractor, warned a Nugget representative that he would depart with the last outside mail at 9:30 AM, delaying routes to ensure letters reach before departure. He urged residents to mail early, promising to collect and carry the remaining letters on the final outside trip.
Local notes reveal Fire Chief D I Camp plans to depart for an outside position. He indicated he would leave as soon as spring boats sail, not seeking reappointment to the fire department, and the council confirmed his term ends at the close of the current period.
On the trail a compact mic chocolate bar offers nourishment and sustenance for the man on the move. The copy extols Toby Select milk chocolates as the better grade, indispensable for travelers, and invites readers to sample.
A New York Republican caucus is reported to be active as marchers gather for a decisive party event. The scene centers on ongoing tensions over the senatorship race with speculation that the session may settle the dispute tonight. A separate note advertises table wines from Seward Commercial Co.
March 11 reports a spate of Black Hand letters aimed at witnesses and Judge Cammorris in the Tony Delga murder trial. Police trace the threats to a scheme by Delga’s alleged associates, with a note promising the victim’s death unless acquittal and a payment of ten thousand dollars. A dummy package was used to implicate the Italian ringleader, Delga, who was arrested by Central Station officers.
Nugget Special Service, Tucson Arizona March 41. It is reported here today that thousands were killed in battle at San Rafael and near Ures yesterday. Dispatches received here say a large flour mill at San Rafael was destroyed by dynamite and the town burned with women and children as victims. Hundreds depart toward the Trent y El Paso. The siege continues as arms and ammunition flow to insurgents amid the Mexican revolution.
Soldiers for the All Alaska Sweepstakes purse gather subscriptions and sell tickets for a grand ball hosted by the Kennel Club. Volunteers urge Nome residents to support the fundraiser, with many lending help for the local effort.
The advertisement lists multiple specials including Snider's or Heine Catsup two for Bbc, vermicelli large package two for od co, evaporated pears fancy three for 2, evaporated prunes special three pounds for 2, seedless raisins per pound two for, lighthouse items like clams and oysters, chipped beef, lunch tongue and more. It also notes 100 Rosita cigars at The Eagle for 4.50 made in Tampa by Jose Lovera Co.
A heated political meeting led by the Gilyers discussed plans and potential candidates. Amid boisterous crowds and noisy interruptions Judge Murane’s absence sparked debate as various speakers urged action and warned about political shifts after the upcoming election.
The text outlines Gus Borgen and supporters arguing his platform as a people’s servant, contrasting it with opponents who doubt his independence and proposal to run on an “independent or reform” ticket. It references involvement with the Lemon company and GP, plus mentions past affiliations and local political maneuvers.
Carleton declares the council stands for its platform and notes only one amendment may be added before action. He says the council has served the people well and relies on past records, expressing confidence in re election while avoiding further discussion on the subject.
A preree news item lists the pledged candidates for city roles including city clerk William Eddy chief of fire department Jim Crawley chief of police Jim Stokes night police Frank Aldrich and city attorney George Grigaby. Readers urged to secure winter rooms at Elite Baths with steam heat and home comforts.
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