Terrific hurricane devastates North Carolina coast
Special Nugget Service reports a powerful hurricane sweeping coastal North Carolina destroying property worth about three million dollars and likely claiming several lives. Charleston area suffered severe devastation as smaller vessels were driven ashore and crews of up to ten may have perished. The storm extended along the shore with inland flooding and widespread house and boat losses. Further details were expected today.
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Washington
North Carolina
Charleston
Shire
Haldane predicts U S to lead world among nations
Lord Haldane declared in Canada that Great Britain will seek peace and redress past wrongs while fostering English speaking ties. He predicted the United States would become the greatest world power within 50 years, likely the greatest in both material and intellectual influence.
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Philadelphia
Lord Haldane
Great Britwin
Tus
James Frawley
Ameren Bar Association
Haldane
Great Britain
Ireland
Parti
Cukarly
United States of America
Seddon Wreckage Found For Miles
Captain Ballinger reports the Seddon struck five miles offshore during a gale on the night of the 25th. Debris and parts of the boat were found along the shore, raising hope only for the recovery of bodies Hansen and Grimker. search ongoing.
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Seddon
Ballinger
Bear
Tom Ross
Dory
Hansen
Mr. Grimker
Mrs Lane Cleared In Alleged Favoritism Claim
In Nome, Mrs Jane Lane faced an accusation of attempting to influence a juror to favor Diggs in a mining case. A witness from San Bernardino testified, and Bliss claimed the remark indicated bias. Lane fled to San Diego, but returned to San Francisco and was acquitted after the full story was presented in court.
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C.D. Latte
Durer
Hiss
Cusinsr
Nome
Sanbran In- Jerseo
Jane
Ammett
Bliss
Lanes
Lane
Diggs
Darling & Dean Co Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual stockholders meeting of the Darling and Dean Company will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. on October 25, 1913, at the company's office on Front Street in Nome, Alaska. Secretary A. A. Allan attests this notice in The People’s Pair Nome Nugget.
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Darling & Dean Co
Front Street
Nome
Alaska
A. A. Allan
Rescues Son From Gallows In Governor's Action
Portland Sept 1 Governor West reprieved Robert Marsan, sentenced to death for the murder of his sweetheart in Virginia. The governor's telegraphed reply to the mother, Mrs. Suniy Morgin of Richmond Kentucky, spared the execution. Local reports note public interest as the case drew attention to the governor's decision and ongoing debate. The text ends with a local meat market note unrelated to the case.
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Portland
Governor West
Robert Marsan
Suniy Morgin
Richmond
Kentucky
Atebert
Ponteiver
Morgan
Huerta Says He Will Resign As Administration Faces Turmoil
The Daily Nugget reports President Huerta plans resignation amid Mexican governance crisis. References to U S engagement, potential successors and diplomatic reactions fill the article as Washington weighs responses and ongoing negotiations. Unclear fragments mention Lerner and other figures, with pricing noted at $2.00 per month.
Fort Davis Abandonment Thrown Into Military Plans
Fort Davis faces abandonment as military forces plan withdrawal. The move follows contested appropriations and strategic reassessment, with officials signaling long term impacts on fort grounds and regional defense posture. The White House's stance underlines an intent to repurpose fort assets while awaiting formal approval and funding.
Thaw's Claim as Tourist Appears in Canada
COMTICOu Sept 1 reports confusion over Thaw’s status as he seeks refuge abroad. Legal experts question the validity of his claim and argue technical defenses may fail to deter extradition to the United States. The article notes American lawyers advocating for Thaw and hints at a prolonged court battle.
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United States
Nugget
Comticou
Harry
Canada
Eifeet
Tariff Passage Looms as Senate Debate Concludes
Washington reports a final push to pass the tariff bill in the Senate tomorrow. Democrats defend the measure as administration-led, while opponents vow to rally against changes but expect passage in some form after months of debate and committee work.
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Washington
Sept. FA
Senate
Committee On Finance
Judge Henry Brown Dies in New York at 89
New York report confirms the death of former U S Supreme Court associate judge Henry Billings Brown in the city. Born in Massachusetts in 1836 he was appointed to the high court in 1891 and had a long career including service as a deputy marshal after Harvard.
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New York
Henry Billings Brown
United States Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Harvard
Notable Legal Figure Served as DA and Circuit Judge
The individual held the role of district attorney and, for a period, served as a circuit court judge. He also compiled Thrown's Admiral ty reports, indicating a career blending public service with scholarly or editorial work in maritime matters.
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Hey
Thrown
Resident appoints two new United States ministers
President Wilson nominates Charles Voricka of Illinois as minister to Roumania Bulgaria and Servia Thus Burch of New Jersey named as minister to Portugal This item also advertises an annual Hawaii outing and requests readers to obtain illustrated folders from the office.
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Sep
Wilson
Charles Voricka
Ilinois
United States
Roumania
Bulgaria
Servia
Burch
New Jersey
Portugal
Hawaii
Paradise
The
Pacific
Alaskan coal test report prompts formal inquiry
The article notes a government inquiry into Alaska coal testing procedures. It mentions officials, dates, and related oversight actions, with emphasis on compliance and potential implications for energy policy. Names and exact locations are partially obscured in the OCR, but the report discusses testing outcomes, regulatory responses, and future steps.
Roosevelt letter pressures Sulzer in bitter political clash
A letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Governor Sulzer, sent after Roosevelt reviewed evidence against Sulzer, urges him to disengage from aiding rivals and hints at a climactic political confrontation as Sulzer contemplates his response during a West Coast visit. The missive targets Sulzer’s aggressive feud and signals decisive action by the former president.
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Theod Roosevelt
Sulzer
Roosevelt
Former New York district attorney arrested in Canada for gambling
Jerome, once a famed New York district attorney, was arrested in LATER COATSCOCK on September 5 for penny ante gambling. He posted bail and spent several hours in jail. A large crowd gathered to support Thaw during the incident, cheering and urging his departure.
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Coatscock
Canada
Jerome
New York
Girls in court as Caminetti trial proceeds
Evidence shows Warrington and Norris were willing to accompany Caminetti and Digge in a Nevada journey. Miss Norris calls Caminetti a piker during testimony. Mrs Diggs and Mrs Caminetti attend court as mining editions are prepared at the Nugget office in Sa.
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Norris
Caminiotti
Digge Seemis
Digge
Caminetti
Nevada
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