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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1902
Page
11
Mrs Brace a famed opera singer writes of her health decline from irregular ailments and a necessary ovarian procedure. After trying Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound her vitality returned, and she praises the tonic’s effects and confidentiality of the advice.
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions education and action but lacks coherent facts, names, or events to summarize. The readable bits do not establish a person, place, date, or outcome suitable for a proper newspaper card.
Pretoria moves toward English influence as Voortrekker busts prepared for Kruger statue are shipped to England to race as a war trophy. Samuel Marks funds a statue of the king, with a plan for a queen statue across Government Square. Royal insignia appear on government buildings as reported by the New York Tribune.
Blackwell Oklahoma hosted a unique Fourth of July scene as tribal businessman Blackwell invited relatives and friends from across the territory to near his planned grave in the cemetery. He unveiled his own movement and read a will indicating much of his vast wealth would go to charity. He is an Indian leader who owns the town and a 12,000 acre coal field, with an estimated net worth around two million dollars.
A John G Whittler autograph manuscript of twenty two four line verses sold in New York. A four page Oliver Wendell Holmes letter dated December 29 1865 discussed slavery and his views for the New England Society. Washington Irving wrote three pages to Daniel Webster about his appointment as minister to Spain. Delaware courts limit salaries at Thomas and Davis Wall Paper with John Thomas reduced to $1400 yearly. other officials reduced proportionally.
A Rome sensation as the Vatican refuses to recognize Princess Raspigliosi's marriage to a prince. The church blocks attendance at a ceremony due to lack of church sanction after the princess divorced her first husband Col Parkhurst of Bangor Maine.
Washington rumors place Major General M J Young as eventual head of the Army. President plans reportedly to promote him to lieutenant general before Gen Miles retires in August 1903, with Young slated to succeed Miles in 1904.
John J. Aeannell former New York fire commissioner buys a tract belonging to Gen. DuBois Lrinkernoft of Fishhill Landing No V. The general is told the farm remains his to occupy and improve as long as he lives, securing peace over a mortgage dispute.
In Lexington Kentucky a past game saw Meare C. White and ex Congressman W C Owens, now a lawyer in Loileville, as players. After a draw White took two cards, Owens one, and White bet Owens a large sum. Owens returned $1,400 and White called with three duce, winning the pot.
The next paymaster for the Army and Navy will be Jobin Niniter Spéel of Minnevota, a years old nephew of Alexander Rumery of Mi lddota, formerly secretary of war. He has an excellent record in service and entered the field in 18T6.
Frank Chamberlain, famed as a top rope performer, explains lasso technique in Chicago Inter Ocean. He debunks the myth of always swinging from the head and notes mounted work requires strong casts while on foot favors concealment for pursuit. He details rope use in range roping, horse handling, and camp tasks with precision and practice.
The British army clothing factory reports a steady rise in production for the past year, with value nearing 2,410,124 pounds and an increase of about 210,000 pounds. The coats funded include duty for Household cavalry, foot guards, and other units, amid wartime demand.
A note from London Express mentions a fan making a shirt for Tommy for 104d as a credit. It also reports from Colehenter that some soldiers lack clothing in public streets.
A whimsical verse by A K Munkittrien tells of a nimble kangaroo knitting on shore while pondering fate and fortune. The cheerful tale blends nonsense imagery with a note on adaptation and human industry.
Doctors report rapid extermination of game in East Africa with hartebeests impalas buffalo and elephants at risk. Mozambique company officials draft strict laws to curb hunting and protect the region as a hunting ground.
An 1865 intoxication case in New York city court surfaces as a relic of past policing amid questions about Justus Smith’s identity and fate. The report notes Justice Togan’s dismissal sentiment and the era’s wartime policing context. A separate item mentions Maurice Bernhardt seeking Paris name change to Maurice Clairin to honor paternal line, linked to Mme Bernhardt.
A historical note describes Mather Gray's Sweet Powders for children from the Children's Home in New York. It claims cures feverishness stomach teething troubles and worms, stating over 21,100 centhisumale doses were distributed, with claims of sore relief and regulation.
In a German Reichstag session, Herr Wichmann hesitated when his name was called and then roared it aloud. The moment drew laughter and amusement from fellow deputies, highlighting the humorous miscue.
The fragment mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and references a Chinese Clarinet and a Chi clarinet as favorites among the common people. It also notes their use at marriage and funeral entertainments with scales from F to G.
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