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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented report details a murder case in a small town with focus on the jury and law. It notes a notable suspect and describes the public and legal reaction to the crime while criticizing the legal system and its handling of the evidence. The piece emphasizes the weight of due process and accountability.
A long, fragmented dispatch surveys opinions across Montana Colorado Wyoming and neighboring states on the Taft campaign. It notes expectations of Republican gains in Mountain States despite economic worries and differing local sentiments, with editors predicting Taft victory in several states while Georgia Mississippi and others tilt differently.
To go to Sierra or Alaska as cook. Address Mee Cart care Noeget Imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
Fragmented OCR notes describe new evidence in the Annis Hamns case from New York. Speech appears to reference a detective, a ship, and a trial timeline with names like Marty, Ante A Homer, and Captain Hains. The text mentions a shooting, a cart in a hitch, and a reward offer amid scattered personal details and unrelated classifieds.
A chaotic Panama segment describes ongoing weather, heavy rains, and widespread destruction. It notes over 2200 buildings damaged or destroyed, ongoing relief efforts, and mentions leaders including President Valier and regional officials as they assess damage and plan aid and reconstruction.
The night patrols captured two more bandits after a country ride in two automobiles. Officers chased by autoists subdued the suspects, with one more likely at large. Names include Frank Spudate, 21, and Posy lide, 20, as police hunt woods and meadows for fugitives around Arnold airport area.
Assessment notice warns property owners of tax roll and equalization board meeting on September 7 1908 at 7 PM in Staples block. It states penalties for delinquent taxes including interest at 12 percent and urges appearance before the board to adjust the roll and taxes. City Clerk W. Luras signs as assessor and tax collector.
The filing seeks to divert and apply waters from the Nome river and its tributaries to a beneficial use via the Grand Central to Nome divide High Pipe Line. It requests rights of way, franchises, and appurtenances, plus all mining claims and equipment of Seward Ditch Company, including Lot 26 Block 60 in Nome. Albert Fink, Trustee, signs the notice dated 1908 with publications through September 9, 1908.
Professional cards show HMIYSICIANS AND SURGE W CIARCY CHASE M D with office hours 1:00 to 3:00 p m and 7:00 to 9:00 p m. also JOSH R MCINTYRE real estate and finca agent at 108 409 Mutual Life Building Seattle.
The Seward Ditch Company trustee will sell at public auction on September 15, 1998 at the U S District Court in Nome Alaska. Property includes the Seward Ditch water system from Dorothy Creek to Anvil Creek about 39 miles, with laterals, feeders, siphons, and water rights held by listed grantors.
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