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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
1
Seattle, Sept. 25 The ship Sew aot arrived from Cor Hove after nine days adrift in a storm described as the worst in memory. The vessel arrived battered and the crew endured extreme condition, with moments of temporary stability before further strain.
William Randolph Hearst reopened his attack on Governor Haskell with documents and insinuations believed to corroborate his charges. Haskell made no statement, while Hearst is expected to press his case, aiming to confront the President and the Heat Secret in ongoing controversy.
Dan Sutherland received a telegram from Jd. Py Hung stating Frank Fleming of Nome disappeared from a boat at the mouth of the Yukon. The telegram was sent from Easter and Fleming was still missing. Henry House was found guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses but not yet sentenced pending time for a new trial. Imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade Granite Mining Cand Stock at the Bank.
Kalin stow will present a fist class evening with a test night performance described as highly entertaining. Impersonations by a few artists are highlighted as worth the admission, promising real soul and top quality entertainment tomorrow night at Eagle Hall.
The United States v. George Quigley case occupied the district court today and continues. The defendant faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Tickets for the big ballet show Saturday night are on sale at Kelly's.
Ed. Shea was bound over to keep the peace today by Judge Puller, before whom he was brought to answer for making threats.
An odd plan emerges to dredge tundra areas amid a wartime sounding debate. Technical jargon and scattered names hint at a proposed project with uncertain feasibility and unclear leadership. The fragmentary text references various figures and locations without clear outcomes or dates.
Fragment haphazard OCR notes indicate a strike event described as important with mentions of lines and leaders. Names and places are unclear. readable bits imply a notable local action or protest, with limited concrete details available.
Fragmented report shows local chatter on Taft being radical amid a busy Milwaukee scene. The item mentions Board of Trade concerns and assigns attention to Betty, Herron residence, and various streets with references to winter coats and community figures.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses plans or concerns about sinking five shafts and maintenance of a canal system. It references winter conditions, water, and potential impacts on works at a location described as Vet Heeteteek, with unclear context and parties involved. The legibility prevents precise names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered names and phrases. Mentions include mining candies, weighing gold on fish scales, and various unclear proper nouns. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Fragmented remarks depict a governor pressed on policy and legality regarding concessions. References to court action and labor costs surface as officials claim the issue centers on national interest and business rights amid Russia and America trade tensions.
The federal grand jury returned a true bill against Henry D. Reynolds in a case alleging use of malls to defraud. Reynolds was arrested in New York and the hearing was postponed to next Tuesday. The government says he issued circulars claiming high dividends and described properties to attract investors.
Fragmentary text referencing Bluestone River with garbled names and phrases. Appears to be misread, lacking clear events or identities. No coherent narrative or date can be extracted from the readable portion.
Fragmentary text shows a rugged note about Jack Hines near Rawhide with scattered names and numbers. The readable parts mention a sultan figure and several garbled terms, suggesting a miscellaneous clipping.
Fragmentary OCR note repeats misread lines about Roosevelt and a wrong man tagkled by a phrase. It includes garbled names and stray words, with no clear events or dates. Reading is too distorted to identify persons, places, or actions beyond a vague political reference.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a service or location with unclear names and many garbled words. The readable items include references to a place or event, but specifics, dates, or participants are not discernible. The content remains too damaged to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text includes weather terms, lone phrases, and stray names. It reads like a partial page with scattered references to places and persons but lacks coherent events or a clear focal item. The readable bits hint at a weather update and miscellaneous notes without a definite story.
A garbled dispatch notes diamonds found and mentions a draft at the Board of Trade. The text includes stray names and phrases about clever tone and new idlentry Baldwin stew, with references to Saturdays night and Worth the wow.
Dredges operate along the pier as vessels and crews carry out maintenance tasks. The work site includes cranes, barges, and support personnel ensuring river access and channel depth. Weather conditions influence progress and safety measures remain in place.
A fragmented notice describes the Jewish New Year services and evening prayers. References to holiday observance, congregation routines, and scarce amenities indicate a brief community announcement. Saunders Sisters advertise imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade activities.
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