Fragmentary Body Discovery Near New House Lot
Deputy Marshal Jim Stau found the upper portion of Mrs Lew Johnston in a shallow grave on the lot where Johnmdants new house stood, with a decomposed body and scattered remains. The scene drew large crowds as officers searched the area, uncovering remains amid cans and bottles while investigating the property tied to Marion County native John Johnston.
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Lew
Johnston
Jim Stau
Johnmdants New House
Lara
Femaine
Juty Stokes
Fially
Thanal
Etry
Marion County
Fooi
Four Natives Starved to Death Aboard Schooner Sophia Johnson
The schooner Sophia Johnson arrived with an native village from St. Lawrence Bay. Four natives reportedly died of starvation, and the remaining inhabitants were to be exhibited at the Yukon Pacific exposition.
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Sophia Johnson
Quinn
St. Lawrence Bay
Native Village Discoverer of Gold in Nome
A report notes the native village discoverer of gold at Herschel is located in Nome. Details remain scarce but the reference highlights a key local figure tied to the Nome gold rush history.
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Ami
Herschel
Nome
Preparing Dock for Operation in Arctic Subsea Work
A damaged report outlines dock prep for an unloading task in cold sub-Arctic conditions. It notes abundant challenges, gear readiness, and personnel transitions as the operation nears commencement amid uncertain timelines and shifting safety considerations.
Legend of Nome Volcanic Ash Recounted by Hobson
Hobson of Hobson's Landing on the Kuskokwim recounts witnessing the volcanic eruption that sent ash to Nome last November. He describes dense smoke rising high, explosive rumblings heard 60 miles away, and news spreading across the region as the eruption occurred. He plans to return to Candie after the Corwin's next stop.
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Hobson
Kuskokwim
Nome
Hint
Witter
Corwin
Butte Miners Strike Demand $4.00 a Day
Butte Montana miners press wage demand of four dollars daily amid a Western Federation strike over pay and working conditions. The Nugget notes extensive mine disruption causing suspensions, floods and rail/trade interruptions as sentences describe the strike’s impact on production and communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Natives Offer Bloody Sacrifice At Shore
Captain Baker aboard the Sophia Johnson reports natives of South Head and surrounding St Lawrence Bay sacrificed to aid travelers and the voyage to the A P exposition. Some offered blood with reindeer and sled dogs, while elder women tore out hair and handed harvest for the welfare of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Nome
Sophia Johnson
South Head
St Lawrence Bay
Parttne
City funds fight continues over budget decisions
Fragmented OCR text notes ongoing dispute over city funds and court apportioned disbursements. References to boards, officials, and potential steps by authorities remain unclear.
Nome man Hubbard of Valdez linked to mine purchase
One of the owners of the mine near Valdez was Hubbard of Nome, a former member of the Hubbard Beeman and Hume law firm. His share of the purchase money is noted in the draft.
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Valdes
Hubbard
Valdex
Tie Law
Hubbard, Beeman and Hume
Urush Blueberries Ripen for First Time This Year
The article notes Urush blueberries ripening for the first time this year as crowds gather in the hillsides to view autumn colors. It references weather bringing large crowds and mentions prices for stove pipe and galvanized pipe at 25c and 35c per joint.
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Mark Tite
Fey
Jane
Tibet
Munster
Klay
Jay
Henral
Laurel
G. P. Goggin
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Merniker Aeaniel Soho Ak
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Sheerhiy
Fay Is
Bal
Athe
Lowel
Nugget's
BETTE
Mont
Western Federation of
New York
Hanssen
Greece
Cofmenatet Teaver
U.S. War Fleet
Anne
Kelly
URUSH
Peechley
Wellington
Northwestern Commercial Company
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