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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
2
The report blends multiple far flung items including Krupp battleship orders, Greco Turkish conflicts, a Grand Rapids murder case, and a string of criminal and political developments. Names and places appear inconsistently yet indicate wartime arms deals, colonial actions, and domestic crimes, all within a chaotic montage.
The Japanese legation announced a phased opening of Manchuria to foreign entry. From May 1 foreign citizens and vessels may enter An Ting Helen Ta Tung Kao and foreign consuls may begin posts there. From June 1 consuls go to Mukilen and interior travel is allowed within military limits. Dairen will open to world commerce as soon as feasible. The government cautions travelers enter at their own risk and will not provide protection from bandits or marauders.
The San Francisco Evening Post reports a dubious claim that about 750000 dollars in bonds or valuables were loaded aboard a Muni boat in Oregon just before departure for the Bremerton navy yard. An order reportedly delays all crew until the matter is examined, with authorities nationwide urged to inspect suspect packages.
The commissioner's testimony before the House foreign affairs committee reviewed proposed amendments to the Chinese exclusion act. He outlined enforcement routes and security measures, noting certificated routes in China and arrangements for keeping entrants under surveillance by U.S. officers abroad.
The hearing of death sentence reexamination for Patrick, accused of killing William Maret Bie, opened Monday. Alexander A. Stanberry, a United States Army sergeant from the Philippines stationed nearby, was the first witness called.
Washington reports that ten anarchists are arriving in the United States by air and sea ports aided by Italian consuls. Diplomats say the Italian government has information and will coordinate with U.S. authorities. Baltimore officials note the city growing as an anarchist hub while immigration officials prepare to act on arrest warrants.
Naples reports intensifying volcanic disaster as lava streams reach Torre Annunciata and Pompeii, with wrecked cemetery areas and heavy casualties from a market disaster. Troops aid relief, distributing provisions and medical supplies while officials urge residents to clear ash from roofs to prevent further fires.
In St Petersburg a political crisis unfolds as Premier Witte and Interior Minister Durnovo clash over who should lead. The emperor spent hours with the premier weighing options and possible defenses before Parliament, with Witte urged to stay but hesitation toward Durnovo persists.
A garbled San Diego rail extension note mentions Senator Cherie seeking data on extending to Salt Lake routes. It notes Jacquley Wan and Terwindl facilities, and says the chamber of commerce will invite the senator to a meeting about the project.
Naples is struck by renewed Vesuvius activity as earthquakes rattle the city. Ten thousand residents of Boscotrecas and Torre Annunziata flee, evacuated by trains and ships while authorities guard abandoned homes. Lava advances toward San Sebastiano as railway service stalls due to red hot projectiles.
Salt Lake City reports record attendance at the closing sessions of the Latter-day Saint Salute conference. Favorable Sunday weather allowed overflow meetings in the Assembly Hall and outdoors in front of the information bureau, with estimates of 11,000 in the tabernacle and crowds filling the Assembly Hall to capacity.
In Grass Valley California Jack Allen stabbed his father Alfred Jenkins Sr and wounded his wife severely at the Jenkins home. Neighbors reported Allen had been drinking heavily recently and the motive remains unclear. The wife is under care and the severity of her injuries is uncertain.
Salt Lake City inmate Jola Posillon said to be from Kansas City is confined in the city jail for a sanity examination. Wallen entered the police station begging to be locked up claiming men are after him and he would be killed if protected. Valean said he came from Katie Uhy and that his wife lives there, but he would not answer further questions.
Nevada rainfall disrupts work on the Salt Lake Route, hindering repairs and delaying the re- raising of ballast tracks. Officials report limited information as crews face continued weather setbacks and equipment readiness remains uncertain. General Manager notes ongoing delays impact progress on the line.
Readable fragments indicate a court hearing in an unspecified California case with youths charged in a murder. Names and details are garbled. the report references an improper court date and a trial before a superior court, with unclear locations and participants.
A garbled account notes a marriage or award involving Kelloge Tage mond of Waebineion Co. The text describes a home incident with a person named Krink and a neighbor, ending with police involvement and an unclear conclusion.
A garbled report describes Dowie and followers moving from Moxie to Alen Ohty on Tuesday. It mentions a journey to Zion City and hints at a related protest or reaction. The text references Chicago and local religious leadership with unclear details.
A report by the department of commerce and labor on Cuban trade shows the United States with Canada at 603,000,000 Cuba at 185,000,000 Brazil 111,000,000 Mexico 025,000,000 and Argentina 1,000,000 in the calendar year.
A German steamer Helgovlyar towed the Browne into Nagasaki after finding it off Kagonhlena in a miserable condition. The crew, including Aw HnteTour Who shenaalyely atteohes Hines, endured seven months of bad weather and many perished before rescue.
Judge McPherson in federal court sustained DA Van Valkenburgh on demurrer to immunity pleas by Chicago and Alton Railway and ex officials. Indicted for legally giving or receiving railroad rebates. Trials set for May 22. Judge followed Judge Landis Chicago decision in guiding ruling.
Washington commander Ia Chel Tanner of the Grand Army of the Republic issues the annual address to G A R posts outlining May 3 exercises for Memorial Day. He notes long observances since 1868 and urges all comrades to decorate graves with flowers, honoring federal soldiers who have passed.
Telluride Colorado Monday saw Vincent St John, president of the Miners Union in Burke Idaho, released on a ten thousand dollar bond after being brought from Boixe to face trial on murder implications tied to a strike riot. He had been associated with the Western Federation of Miners and linked to the Helennenberg case. St John was later arrested in Idaho and brought to Colorado on requisition. Washington Senator Morgan opposed the Hepburn Dolliver rail rate bill, arguing it creates a national commission to regulate rates and removes jury trial rights, vesting authority in the commission instead. He contended the bill repeals protections for the public and shifts decision making away from state statute.
In New York and the anthracite coal region miners express unwavering support for President Mitchell during the suspension of mining operations. Despite earlier optimism, doubts about Mitchell's judgment grew as meetings in the region adopted resolutions reaffirming confidence in his leadership and pledging support for any action he may take.
A landslide near Tehachapl delayed track clearing on Monday as crews struggle to resume service. The mountain fall blocked the Southern Poole route, with 16 workers on site and ongoing dangerous conditions threatening progress.
In Nagold Germany a dinner at Hotel Zum was interrupted by a roof collapse during repairs. About 50 people died and 100 injured were pulled from the ruins as guests fled. The tragedy followed the building being raised five feet to create space for lower-story work. The town reels with loss as families mourn.
The government tightens control after the election chaos, requiring prepublication edition submissions and forbidding the use of informal paper names. A wave of clampdown mirrors German prison editor tactics as the empire enacts a law punishing false reports with a year in prison.
A Thursday meeting saw seven appointive officers removed by unanimous vote. Named were J. A. Heal city. Charles M. Kahn city attorney Lackee. Parker associate police officer Zenos M. Vaughn. Charles J. Irwin consulting. and George Holstrand pound om. No reason given, but cited long-standing discord between mayor and council.
A fragment reports former Queen Nota Servig, mother of the late King Alexander, aiming to block Servin properties in the country valued at 150 dollars and to fund a cathere for Milan's body, amid a tense royal succession dispute.
An early report from a distant port characterizes a rising revolution near Monte Christ isle. The text mentions naval figures and a staged transfer, with terse references to local factions and international observers in a fragmented, noisy transcription.
The American Mining Congress plans a large convention in Denver on November 19. Key figures Gudnenboim and David Not Tat pledged $80,000 each toward building an international venture in Denver. The text notes substantial subscription and impending development efforts for the congress event.
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