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Published Daily Except Sunday Wee marth five dollars per year fifteen hundred dollars J J McGRATH Editor LC DENNY Manager
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1908
Page
2
Published Daily Except Sunday Wee marth five dollars per year fifteen hundred dollars J J McGRATH Editor LC DENNY Manager
The Nome Alaska report details the September 15 election results with partial results and mentions candidate activity. It references The Nugget newspaper and local theaters awaiting receipts from quarters, with notes on candidates and tensions around the vote and subsequent recounts.
The article discusses campus views on elevating finance training at a major university. It notes lectures on corporate finances shaping career paths, questions about authenticity of academic objectivity, and the broader impact on industry relations. It highlights figures like Persis Merriman and Harriman, and contrasts university ideals with real world financial strain.
Fragmented text discusses democracy decline and a presidential race between Bryan and McKinley. Mentions voter turnout, a large veto, and historical comparisons. Many garbled phrases obscure precise facts and dates.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a party, voters, and elections with scattered proper nouns and locations, suggesting a newspaper item describing political activity and a public vote though many words are nonsensical. The passage references a party, public interest, and potential campaign details amid OCR distortion.
The Venezuelean fipoign Whiston and Venesuela's envoy face a scene as a supposed civilized regime witnesses barbary savagery. A Venetian consul is noted amid the uproar, with a surrounding power examining the attack as part of a broader European state narrative.
A dispatch from Newport, Maine reports a young couple applied for a marriage license after a telegraphed proposal. John Hobson of Seattle and Beart Buppell of Portland were named as parties, the ceremony followed after the license was issued, and the bride’s legs were amputated in a railroad accident prior to the marriage.
J H Harriman, in a private car, discusses expanding operations as rail revenue climbs in recent months. He notes a stronger current than two to three years ago and plans to resume building when financials warrant. The interview hints at westward expansion and future projects contingent on revenue warrants.
The page presents a garbled, OCR heavy montage centered on labor discussions led by Mitchell, with scattered fragments referring to Nugget's Special Service, SEW, and undefined figures. It interweaves phrases about labor, portraits, and various stray terms, producing a jumbled, unusable record.
Notice states that the undersigned expended labor and improvements totaling one hundred dollars for the year 197 on certain veins in Applegate’s diry out Tamardule river and fraction below No 12 below discovery in the Inmachuk Fairhaven Mining District Dix Inlet Alaska. It names Jo de Conth Heit Pasteris Frank Avunoo Frank Malfatti Seth Rek strum A Morrion and W F Dear born as successors or assigns and warns that each is liable for the forfeiture.
Public notice of a marshal sale held in Nome Alaska on September 1 1908 to satisfy debts of Rene De Selyiniett Bampany and Merchants Bank of Nome. Bids open at front steps of the SEE Dome in Nome at 2 PM. Property description includes townsite lots and surveyed parcels as approved by Porter J Coston trustee.
Emil Welander and co-owners publish a notice stating they spent over $100 on the Louisiana bench claim in Alaska during 1996 and 1907. The notice warns that if the recipient Mabers does not pay their proportion within 99 days of final publication, their interest will revert to the signatories under statute. Publication dates: June 20 1908 and Sept 29 1908.
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