Great Quartz Deal Consummated Freeze Endangers Denver
Severe cold wave hits the western states with heavy frost and drifting snow. Denver reports multiple deaths due to exposure as extreme weather snarls travel and daily life.
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
1
Severe cold wave hits the western states with heavy frost and drifting snow. Denver reports multiple deaths due to exposure as extreme weather snarls travel and daily life.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Norton Sound ore priced at 150 000 per ton and garbled lines mentioning locations, entities, and numerical placeholders. The readable facts relate to ore value per ton and scattered, unclear references.
A complaint filed by James Murray accuses Senator Sam Piles and associates Charles Farrell and Advant Corcoran of colluding to obtain the estate of the late Sullivan by fraud. The suit alleges years of delays and reveals disputed fees claimed by the Piles firm, while supporters say the senator’s net payoff was much smaller.
Taft spoke to a packed crowd in Baltimore arguing the Republicans’ record over the past twelve years. He pressed the case that the party stood for voters and emphasized the need to return to the party’s principles.
Fragmentary OCR reports a deadly flood and cyclone event with a wall of water causing multiple deaths and injuries in Clayton. The text is unclear but suggests substantial damage and loss.
In Cheyenne a fierce tornado wrecked a train causing two deaths and many injuries. The disaster halted service as responders assessed the damage and transported the injured to nearby facilities.
Maritime inspectors in Seattle opened an official hearing into a Cottage City collision involving Nugget's Special Service and parties from Skagway Harbors Cartage. Veteran pilot Henlamin Crate testified, with Curtis and Linke site among attendees, as investigators sought overbalance statements and accident details.
It is known he will venture on a hunting trip and write the story for Scribner's Monthly. He has signed as associate editor of Outlook with chief contributions on political and economic subjects. Also noted an advertisement about 200 elegant overcoats at 25 percent off.
The council approved filling roles including chairing and street tasks to aid movement of school children during winter. A motion passed to contract street work with a rate of 50 per stint, reflecting efforts to manage winter transit needs.
Fragmentary report describes Mrs Stafford attempting rescue during a fire or threat in Pa inesville. She reportedly leaped from a window to save her child, but fell and died, leaving a widow and family grieving.
McGrath, longtime Nou whe Ek lessee of the Nugget, will depart for the States to work as a correspondent for the paper from U S centers. He retains Nugget interests and expects to return in spring to resume duties with the Nugget.
A fragmented article references a rally and calls for deportation limits tied to a broader policy push. Named figures and organizations appear in scattered phrases, with mentions of Glenn and others aiding in related efforts. The text is garbled but points to advocacy activity and a goal described as a SUM exceeding five thousand.
The Alabama ship completes a voyage of the world and will host a weekly series with formal dances. The Fy Eagles and new committee plan engaging events for the winter season with admission priced at one dollar.
A partial OCR note describes a suit involving two claims surrounding a mineral patent. It mentions associated parties and a location just north of a beach area, with reference to delivery of the patent and local supplier activities. The fragment references North Pole Bakery and a local coffee house, Blatz Private Stock at the Bank.
A report from Puget Sound describes a collision near Cottage City where the steamship Berkeley rammed by an armed force, with the City attacked on the water. The incident involved the Pacific Steamship Company and prompted a naval response.
A brief promo notes a short run discount of twenty five percent on Wafeney's Granite Mining Candies and promotes them as the best job printing option.
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