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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
3
A deteriorated entry lists names of unclaimed letters in a local post office window. The fragment shows many names and partial addresses, including Muviahorrn Auntie Porat and Neil, with scattered notes like Copeland and Veale Met Dusk Nethur. The legible items indicate an official register of undelivered mail awaiting recipients.
A long OCR list of individuals including Melvie te Denia Fra e P42 meet and various surnames such as Hedstrom Hines Horne Hod Willian Martin etc appears. The fragment hints at a continuation of a notice or roster across pages with many personal names and initials.
Fragmentary notice refers to preparations for a wedding between Miss Hlaviehe Eldredge and Jewett Warren, plus a claim that a girl’s aunt’s cash was taken. The text also mentions beer at a local board, with garbled context about visitors, gifts, and appearances, suggesting a terse, unclear society item.
A news brief notes a sharp fall in immigrant arrivals during the first six months of the year, with total arrivals around 18,000. It mentions panic from the public mood as a factor and cites expectations for further declines in holders of permits and related entries.
A jumble of garbled notices and ad fragments discusses sales, auctions, rewards, and personal notices. Names and places are partially legible, with references to prices like 15 000 and mentions of sales events and merchandise stock. The text is incoherent but indicates a local classified page with varied items and notices.
A fragment lists mining ground lease options, auctions, and notices from Bentoy, Davison, and associates. It mentions a notary public, an employment agency, and an auctioneer with contact at 9 Steadman Ave. The text references Warren laymen and various names tied to the Lake area.
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