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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

7

Fragmented Early 1900s Notes on Crimes and Local Incidents

A stream of terse notices reports arrests for kidnapping, a man crushed by a manhole accident, a murder linked to a missing person, shipwreck casualties, an Oregon election result, and various Wyoming and Montana incidents. Names include Hill, Mont, Reno, Ouray, Sheridan, and others. plus railroad, mining, and legal developments.

Limimerman Mont Parla A. Manney Reno E Court Nevada Inw Nin Ming Ouray Colo Equnider Works Opal Minos ‘Toole Hutte Navy Thomas Y Carsod Ney United States Jon Result Ore Henry Hoover Howald Sheridan Wyo Waab St. Joseph Tacoma Oregon A. Smith Albina Mt Portland Ed. Wer Err Stahl Montana Mondel Wyoming Old Castle Whistler Heass Man

Bishop Potter Engaged to Mrs Alfred Corning Clark

Announcement states Rt. Rev. Henry Potter Bishop of New York will wed Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark of New York and Cooperstown N Y The bride is noted for generous public works in New York City and Cooperstown The bishop is in Europe and expected back this summer The marriage date is not yet released to the press

Bishop Potter Alfred Corning Clark Henry ©. Potter New York Cooperstown N. Y Clark Amsterdam West End Young Men's Christian Association Robert 8. Clark Ninth United States Infantry Philippines China Potter Europe

Miss Alice Castleman Named Kentucky's Most Beautiful Woman

Thin is the latest portrait of Miss Alice Castleman daughter of Gen Jobo B Castleman of the Kentucky National Guard She is in New York where she was introduced to society after being crowned queen of the charity ball by John Jacob Astor a few years ago

Alice Castleman Kentucky Jobo B. Castleman The Ken Tucky National Guard New York John Jacob Autur

Exports Lead Japan in 1901 Trade Totals

The Japanese Finance Minister published a 1901 trade report with exports valued at 263,169,163 yen led by handkerchiefs cotton goods carpets porcelains umbrellas and tea. Imports totaled 1,729,085 yen with coal rice petroleum watches and machinery among key items. The excess of imports over exports is stated as 8,068,009 yen.

Japan

Newark preacher in sermon on worn weather sleeves

Rev HN Miller of Newark Ohio argues a man can preach in shirt sleeves. He appeared in the pulpit last Sunday evening wearing a shirt waist and brief remarks on heavy weather. He suggested it would not be etiquette for men to remove coats, and many in the audience followed.

HN. Miller Newark Ohio Amuregano

Alligators Fight in New York Zoological Park Display

In the reptile house at the New York Zoological Park Big Mose and Little Billie the alligators fought violently tearing the crocodile and alligator pens. Curator Ditmare and a keeper separated them after about half an hour. Both were injured, mostly cuts to the head. The keeper judged the bout a draw.

Big Mose Little Billie Alligan New York Zoological Park Ditmare Little Bille

Subterranean Petroleum Lake Found Near Tupbridge Wells

An article reports a large underground petroleum lake near Weatherfield Tupbridge Wells Wiland. It states an American syndicate formed to exploit the lake with four shafts begun. one sunk, another underway, and depths reaching about fifty feet with promising progress toward sinking possibly eighty more feet.

Weathfeld Tupbridge Wells Wiland Wilh Gore

Trials of a Poet and the Washerwoman's Song

The piece recounts how poet Par Sieh faced political scrutiny over verses including The Washerwoman's Song. Commissioner Ware, involved in a convention dispute, was accused of pandering to emotions with imaginary tales. A Baptist preacher condemned the poet’s aims, while Ware debated remorse or defense, ending by steering clear of the philanthropist.

Bowe Par Sieh Ware Peneilie Epite St. Borian Man Killin Kanwax Gea Funntan Fonsi Aald Nat

Steamer with a history in many nations tale

The Pennetanke a grain ship turned roving outlaw changed identities as the Kelpie Graf Schwarzfels and Shah in Shah. It dodged capture by three nations and traded exiles before a Spanish gunboat damaged its engine room and a cyclone sank it off the Malay coast after a stealth repair.

Graf Schwarzfels

Congressman Cannon Poetic in Forest Bill Debate

In a night House session on forest protection, Representative Cannon delivered flowing lines about moss and water cycles, while Sherman quipped about his rhetoric. Yale professor Brewer is praised for wide expertise, with a student duping him on a Chinese topic and the professor later admitting new information changed his mind since writing the encyclopaedia article.

Congressman Cannon Representative Cannon Cannon Mr. Sherman Mlinois Yale Prof. Brewer Yalv Brewer Encyclopaedia

Soldiers face higher suicide rates in European armies

A fragmented note discusses personal crisis reports among soldiers and compares death by own action rates in European armies to those of their home countries. It references themes of victory, philosophy, and aging, citing Nathan Hale and a speculative view of valor versus cost.

With the Humorists on Patents and Remedies

A satirical note from the Ohio State Journal mocks gullible readers by listing absurd home cures and quackish tips. It parodies patent medicines and urges skepticism while offering ridiculous methods to cure toothache insomnia and warts.

Ohio State

Scientific Research Amid Seaside Courtship

A father urges his daughter Mat to devote time to science at the seashore while she persists in research. He asks his wife for details and receives word that her studies focus on Itthepols with a freckle faced youth noted in the reply.

A Man and His Heart Fairy Tale Ends in Marriage

A rich old man with a weak heart loves a fairy lady who learns of his condition. She looks on his suit with favor and they marry. Moral: faint heart sometimes wins fair lady.

Woner

A Terpsichorean Finish

A maiden twirls on the hotel piazza as her escort quotes Shakespeare about dancing and fate. The playful exchange ends with her curiosity about Mr. Shakespeare giving way to a lighthearted dismissal of the daunting prospect.

Shakespeare

Smart Boy Dodges Thirty-Two Examinations

A Glasgow Times quip notes a boy at school who has dodged all thirty-two examinations so far, illustrating a humorous take on academic pressure and scrutiny. The remark underscores the boy’s perceived cleverness and potential to "make his way in the world."

Oregon Chamberlain Vurcish Ryan Hodal Rain Rublinan Iona Boon Vor Shea Baise Ida Wyoming-Michigan Glasgow Scotland

All He Needed in You Says Dumleigh and Pogs

Fogg remarks on Dumleigh praising potential greatness and a solid shell. He notes firing remains the key to unlocking the promise described by Bow ton Transcript.

Fogg Dumleigh Bowton Transcript

Fragmentary romantic note hints at pledge and ring

An unreadable fragment shows a flirtatious exchange between Charles and Catharine. The line suggests a ring and a pledge, with coy references to being remembered as the couple discusses intimate symbolism.

Unclear Restaurant Menu Sparks Confusion and Banter

A diner in a groundside restaurant debates the menu prices with a puzzled waiter. The exchange reveals misheard phrases and comic miscommunication as the waiter explains the establishment has no extra items unless ordered, highlighting the casual chaos of the scene.

There Are Others He-Pent Shopping Today

The speaker notes that he spent a hundred dollars on shopping today while describing the scene as bucket shopping, with a brief exchange about the type of shopping.

Housekeeper Confides Fun In Household Ledgers

A young house keeper boasts a complete set of household account books and calls it more fun than a little. A neighbor jokes about enjoying watching her husband attempt to straighten them out, claiming she makes him do it about once a week.

Conscience Forbids Lorimer Marriage Greeting

A dialogue from Ladies' Field shows a person declining to congratulate Lorimer on his marriage: I couldn't conscientiously do that, don’t know his wife. Then, I couldn’t reasonably do that, for I do know Lorimer. The exchange highlights social propriety and personal knowledge shaping polite responses.

Lorimer

Automobile breakdown halts parade as owner yells at driver

A stalled car blocks a street scene while the impatient owner shouts at the chauffeur Felix to hurry as pedestrians cross. The incident disrupts traffic and alarms onlookers.

Jast Felix

Insurance Dilemma Prompted by Two Suitors

A witty quip from York Weekly suggests the old lady should insure both men in her favor and wait for one to die to prove the other’s constancy. The remark frames marriage advice as a risky insurance joke.

Walt York Weekly

An Artistic Triumph at the Fair

A witty exchange reveals a peasant girl themed painting misread as a portrait. The artist explains the model is a girl carrying a bundle of hay, not wearing a picture hat, prompting a fair critique about interpretation.

His Counter Question Mrs Hawkbill Judge Hearings

A courtroom snippet shows Mrs Hawkbill asking Captain Blankblank if he shouted to his men to give the enemy hell. The captain hedges that he would have ordered no harsher punishment, while the judge presides over the heated exchange.

Mrs. Hawkbill Blankblank

Lola and Sigel Landau in a strained domestic moment

In a terse exchange, Sigel Landau’s wife sobs that she doubts his love while Lola is referenced. The dialogue centers on accusations of unnatural love and old grievances.

Lola Sigel Landau

Fragmentary dialogue from a dated club scene

A garbled excerpt shows a social club meeting with characters debating wealth and marriage and remarks about women’s rights. The dialogue shifts oddly between satire and confusion, with misread names and nonsensical phrases.

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