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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
3
Sept 25 London reports a man moving to Faire and Harrivon with show plans and a sequence of shots from a revolver during a closed season. No injuries. Advertisements note winter rooms at The Crescent and Blatz Private Stock at the Bank.
City records show receipts and transfers including tax rebates and street improvements. Totals include balance in current expense fund, delinquent taxes, and payments to the treasurer and school board with miscellaneous items and end Sept 1908 balances.
A fragmentary San Francisco report from September sixty five describes concern over human hair thefts and “Queues” from Chinamen arriving on the Inez Siberia from the Orient valued at thirty four dollars and fifty cents. It cites violence and social fear around hair and identity.
A fragmented notice references Daniiel Kay from Celestial factions and mentions Black Rocks and a deddering poll. The readable text hints at rate and namer actions tied to unnamed cities and groups.
Sacramento Sept 10 Rod Parker, a farmer, shot and killed Sellers after Sellers set fire to the Parker barn and threatened him. Witnesses say Sellers was unbalanced and Parker was justified. Parker surrendered to authorities and details remain sparse.
In district court on October 5 1928 jurors found Plorence Lyons guilty as charged after testimony by Tawern and Witton Larsen and sworn statements by Weeks and Fle Watt. The foreman H Anderson announced the verdict, court adjourned until October 6 at 10 PM for further consideration and sentencing was scheduled in Alaska.
Seifert flat for rent listed near Shane Main 156 mie up or Blatz Weiner Bear at the Bank. Sparse OCR reads as a housing ad with unclear names and directions.
In a puzzling case, a woman allegedly gained access to Sage's money in New York, with court records showing a $244,000 claim against the estate. Executors report the theft followed a con artist's manipulation, prompting an ongoing investigation and potential legal action to recover the assets.
A jumble of classified items lists WANTED a stenographer position at a box number, rooms for rent, items for sale including engines and a coal boiler, Lost and Found notices, a real estate and mining exchange ad, and notices from Bovey & Davison with various services. Names include Rod Honk Ker, Albert, and Steadman Avenue addresses. The mix spans employment, rentals, sales, and lost items with multiple contact points.
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