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Newspaper

The Nome Daily Nugget

Location

Nome, Alaska, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1911

Page

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Robbers Sludge Navajo claim dump amid stolen gold dust

A Wild Goose Mine Trading Company dump on the Navajo claim near Center Creek was found partly sluiced by a gang. The robbers, experienced miners, built a trap door and timbered a shell to sluice away the pay dirt, hiding the theft until thawing revealed the cave in. The case ties to litigation over the N J fractions and a long-running dispute.

Ty the Wild Goose M Ne Trading Company Center Creek Dan Jones

Former Nome Woman Ends Life in Seattle After Long Wait

Grace Bogue a Nome native and Seattle waitress, killed herself with a butcher knife in a Seattle restaurant at 7 this morning after waiting five years for J G Laughlin who vanished from his lodging house in 1906. She had dated him ten months and was supposedly engaged. she left a note leaving her savings, about 2000, to charity.

Seattle J. G. Laughli Grace Bogue Ready Restaurin Laughlin Miss Bogue Anen Dawson Nome

Woman dies of cancer then elopement shocks Buffalo

Buffalo broker Curtis B Wall elopes with stenographer Mia May Det. The couple wed in a church then left in a vehicle to the outskirts. Wall is a leading stock broker in the city and plans to move with his bride as relatives react with surprise. The incident follows a death reported earlier in the day and authorities plan to inspect. The paper notes subscription details for the Nome Daily News.

Buffalo Novy Curtis B. Wall Mia May Narning Art Bock Bert O Grae

More Japanese Leave Than Visit United States

A census by the immigration bureau shows more Japanese have departed the United States for Japan than arrived from that country. The note appears in a May report from Washington. A separate item mentions Peoples Laundry offering rough dry laundry services. An advertisement promotes glazed playing cards at The Eagle for two dollars per dozen decks.

Nuggets Special Service Washington, D.C Immigration Bureau Japan The Eagle

Taft withdraws 2500 acres Wyoming land from public entry

President Taft withdraws twenty five hundred acres of Wyoming coat lands from public entry as part of his conservation policy. The item notes the action and mentions a Nome stop at Elite Baths and a separate sales note for four year old pure blaret at one dollar per gallon.

Washington, D. C Taft Wyoming The Eagle

Merchant Narrowly Escapes Death at Sea

Prince Rupert May 1 fd from an open beat after five days exposure without food John Heneys a prominent businessman was saved from a grave by the ship McCulloughs crew They found him half starved and adrift after five days at sea hoping to signal a passing steamer to reach his destination He was brought aboard and later conveyed to safety amid reports of murder suspects linked to Heneys and an anxious city scene at Elite Baths with steam heat noted in winter rooms.

Prince Rupert John Heneys Tag

Fragmented OCR note on a court case and health issues

An unreadable OCR fragment discusses a court case and health related matters. It mentions death, treatment, and possible legal actions but provides no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. The text is highly garbled with many incomplete phrases and misspellings throughout.

Rev Gardner denounces court at Baptist meeting in Nu Jaulaville

At a Baptist conference in Nu Jaulaville on May 20 Rev James Gardner a prominent clergyman attacked the U S Supreme Court over the Standard Oil decision and Lorimer acquittal calling the actions a great crime against society He warned of powerful combines and implied wider grafts behind court rulings. He also assailed the Senate calling Lorimer’s acquittal a case of graft aiding graft.

Jauliaville James Gardner Supreme Court of the United States Lorimer Supreme Court Gardner Senate

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