Tin Company to Ship 20 Tons of Ore From Alaska Mine
Mr H C C Leonhauser of United States Alaska Tin Mining Company reports from the North that development at the tin mine has located two cassiterite veins 3.5 and 2 feet wide, 600 feet below surface, angled about 22 degrees. Ore averages 8 percent tin and a shipment of about 20 tons will go to Milwaukee this fall aboard the last boats.
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H.C. C. Leonhauser
United States
Alaska Tin Mining Company
Milwaukee
War Clouds Above the French Horizon
In Toulon on September 7 the harbor is crowded with war vessels massed off the city while new ships await orders. Reports say the German navy review concerns Morocco and suggests a possible declaration of war amid tense tensions in the region.
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Morocco
French Aviator Breaks Altitude World Record
Paris September 7 Yesterday afternoon aviator Ronald G. set the world's altitude record rising to about 13 943 feet above Paris from the aviation field. A calm at 10 000 feet followed a stiff breeze at higher levels as the plane climbed to the record height. Crowds gathered to congratulate Garros for the achievement.
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Paris
Ronald G
Garros
France
Dredge Company Names Board of Directors
At the Plein Dredging Co annual meeting the board for the ensuing year includes Wm J Rowe John D Helps J P Immein Nome and J R Andrews James J Kinne Seattle Directors elected J R Andrews president J F Plein vice president and manager and J R Andrews secretary treasurer.
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Plein Dredging Co
Wm. J. Rowe
John D. Helps
J.P. Immein
Nome
J. R. Andrews
James J. Kinne
Seattle
JR. Andrews
J. F. Plein
Treasu Vr
Toby's Candy Kitchen Offers Fresh Home Made Candy
Fresh home made candy prepared daily at Toby's Candy Kitchen. From favors to bon bons, the shop promises quality and best prices, inviting customers to call in for the latest selection.
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Toby
Family troubles drive man to death by own action
James A risen, once a champion stereotyper, arrived in Seattle and faced severe family troubles. He secured employment at a good rate and appeared in good condition at home before resorting to suicide.
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Nugget
Seattle
James Arisen
Condit
Bad accident at Fremont Wis kills four, injures forty
Fremont Wis Sept 7 four passengers were killed outright and forty injured in a Soo Line rail wreck near St Paul. The derailment occurred when the train passed over a defective frog leading to a siding track.
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Fremont
Wis
St. Paul
Ex-Secretary of Navy Held for Manslaughter at Pier
A former Secretary of the Navy, identified as Stetley, is in custody at Narragansett Pier awaiting grand jury action on a manslaughter charge. The charge stems from a motor vehicle incident in which a child was killed. Investigators and local authorities provided limited details as the case proceeds toward formal indictment.
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Secretary OF Navy
Narragansett Pier
Navy
Stetley
Church Social Tonight Postponed to This Evening
The Christin Endeavor social scheduled for Saturday has been moved to this evening. September 7th. Aiming to provide a friendly gathering with a basket of Mumin's extra dry Seward Com't Co. products for attendees.
$500000 Hotel For Uncle Sam Nugget Spec
Government approves Panama hotel plans costing half a million dollars. The project, described as modern and to be built by Uncle Sam and canal officers, aims to aid travelers. Mutual Life Insurance of New York holds a large dividend fund for 1911, while W. W. Sale promotes Nugget insurance at two dollars a month.
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Nugget
Panama
Uncle Sam and
Opera Canal
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
America
W. W. Sale
Storm Wrecks Yachts as 60 Mile Gale Hits City
Nugget Special Service reports Chicago battered by a sixty mile gale causing extensive shipping damage. Across the waterfront vessels broke from moorings wrecking wharves and boats while looms of danger and disruption spread through the port area. Reports describe wrecked yachts and heavy losses as crews struggle with the storm.
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Nugget Special
Chicago
Jyte
Nidins
Lincoln
Colorado River Underground Outlet Report From San Bernardino
Fragmentary report notes an underground outlet related to the Colorado River near San Bernardino with mentions of a governor, river usage, and terse notices. Includes scattered names and an allusion to a perilous trip by Adolph Rudolph in search of a cliff house lunch with future meals promised at a northern location.
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Adolph Rudolph
Clif House
COLD STORAGE NOT IN GROCERY BUSINESS
Mr A Poleto of the St River pin bs the Paci the Cob Stem Fane Crecers returns on the Steg Victoria yesterday evening in 4 Wonderful st ie of Darwinvemse. After securing his winter ander te t the demands of the trade frei bos uustomners mute ar Vande the $60,000 outtt being shipped Neements. This 4 WAN with to thie qiut HuisineNN ltipted of Iranehinat out i Tess eM Pepin Wen THAT Tha Tames wenlii pues Mie agrocery bene rot it de HUT ladtre Wrapping paper for sale cheap at the Nugget Office.
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A. Poleto
Victoria
Frei Bos Uustomners
Aviator Neuman LeConte Dies In Airship Crash At Strassburg
Telegraph reports that aviator Neuman LeConte was killed this afternoon in Strassburg when his airship exploded its motor. The craft plummeted about 200 feet, fatally wounding the young pilot during a country tour.
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Nugget
Strassburg
Astor Marriage Called Off After Clergy Refusal
New York September 7 John Jacob Astor and Madeline Force were ready to marry in a ceremony to be performed by Reverend Johnson who would receive $1000. Astor had $5,000,000 prepared to turn over but pressure led the clergyman to refuse to perform the wedding.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Madeline Force
Reverend Johnson
Astor
Johnson
Quartz Mill Arrival on S S Victoria
The Victoria bound fleet reports a quartz mill arriving aboard the S S Victoria and to be moved to claims near San Francisco Bay. Mr. Everett Clark and Mr. Goebel surfaced in Nugget office circles as Alaska voyage pros from Beattie to Nene. The Beattie crew and March of the Marites at Britainnaipuiny coal yards sing of the home city claim.
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Ieee Expe
Vietarda
Medias
Humber
Une
Ateuinibiity
Marien
Marites
Bteainantaipy
Haaraypuinny Cleat
San Kraicine
Brattle
Everett
Alaska Stowmahip Company
Jd Resnen Co
Mee Peel
Alaska
Berkelison
Nowe
Nugget
Mir Willian
Goebel
Try
Fragmentary Nugget Special Service Note Summary
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to personnel and lines in a military or security context. Names and places are unclear, with no cohesive events or dates to anchor a reliable report. The readable fragments suggest a discussion of individuals and positions without a clear outcome.
COURT HOUSE HILL SLIDING AND SEA ROUTE ANNOUNCED
A fractured ship and port notices mix with weather warnings and travel details. The schooner Duxbury is bound for Toller Trinity Cape York and East Sound ports tomorrow at 4 pm carrying freight, passengers, and U S mail. Contact the U S Mercantile Co for rates and information.
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Duxbury
Toller
Tinity
Cape York
Eutrebue Sound
U.S
U. S. Mercantile Co
Lopp of Nome Leads Alaska Bureau Figure in Legacy
William T. Lopp, prominent Alaska figure, linked to the Nome division of the Bureau, known locally for long residence and a lagoon named in his honor. He spent winters near Prince of Wales Island and was involved in early printing work in the region.
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Lopp
Etter
Alaska
Bureau of Elucutin
Loppe
Ape Prince of Wales
Westerbat
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TIN Company
Brant
Lovera
Optimo
el Rayo
Carabana
Juan de Fuca
Arthurs and Owls
Seward Com's Co
Toulon
Fremont, Wis
Uncle Sam
Snake River Grocery
Leineker
Falkenburg & Laucks
Chemists
Yesler Way
Colorado River
San Bernardino
Extery
Telegraphic News
S. S. Victoria
MR. Geo. Goebel
China
Court House Hill
Duxbuxky
A. Polet
Pidet
Sinter Fiskee Tata
Agian
Pelbare Baytwieter
William T. Lopp
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