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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1907
Page
3
The author argues that punishing individual leaders of large corporations is more effective than fines or broad anti trust measures. He contends jail for the originators of schemes would deter misuse, criticizes current penalties, and advocates government ownership or strict accountability for railroad management and stock manipulation to curb theft.
A 19th century health bulletin discusses the house fly as a disease carrier, detailing its sanitary dangers. It links contaminated milk to infant illness such as infantile diarrhoea, noting flies deposit germs in milk and household environments, urging improved cleanliness and protection of infants.
The text extols teachers and educators as key peace workers alongside workers, clergy, and mothers. It urges educators to join international peace campaigns, teach geography and history to show global interdependence, and to prepare children for world government and harmonious, cooperative nations. It emphasizes national ministries and global responsibility shaping future world civilization.
Washington dispatch from Consul General reports forty Koreans killed or wounded in a clash over disarmament near the Seoul consulate. Korean battalion mutinied and fought Japanese troops with rifles and a machine gun, casualties about forty. Prince Yi declares Korea will resist, vows to continue until Japan is expelled, urging American intervention to prevent further domination in the Far East.
Reports from Lodz describe Thursday's violent strike with troops and heavy casualties as workers clash with authorities, signaling a major labor war. In New York, Harry Thaw seeks Martin W. Littleton as defense counsel, with Littleton's fee set at 29000 dollars. Oklahoma City details a gruesome barber murder, plus a late-week discovery in a related case.
A derailed train plunged into a river amid a wreck caused by a blown roof and confined air. Rescue teams saved the conductor and one passenger but many others were drowned, with multiple bodies recovered and the fate of several travelers still unclear.
William D. Haywood secrétaire treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners was acquitted in Botne Idaho of conspiring in ten murders. A planned large public gathering at the station and a monster open air meeting were scaled back due to lateness and Haywood postponing departure to Salt Lake because of the illness of John H. Murphy. A committee of 100 labor unionists represented most city unions to welcome him.
Four hundred refugees arrive at Tangier from Casablanca as mobs attack Europeans at the harbor. French cruiser Gale Hee watches as Moors burn corpses from cemeteries and clash with troops, then withdraws after consular fear of reprisals.
Cleveland experts warn the northwest faces a severe coal shortage next winter greater than last year. 100 ore carriers idle at lakefront docks delay coal shipments, risking a 12,000,000 ton coal shortfall by December. Mining and shipping disruptions threaten Ohio ports and fuel supplies.
The Bribe Givers case involving Willan M Abbott connected to the United Hallronde deal and Har offenae in the Parkalde deal has Abbott applying to the Supreme Court for a writ of prohibition. Abbott’s motion targets the Superior Court with Judge Lawlor, while Hrobeek’s rests against Judge Dance. A ruling date is to be set before the Supreme Court.
The report covers Montana and Nevada mining activity including copper ore in Yerington and Humboldt smelter ownership near Prescott, Arizona. It notes ore grades up to 6 percent copper, production figures for Butte and Montana coal, and historical diggings like Dry Gulch. It contrasts dividends paid by C H Clark Amalgamated Anaconda and mentions new plants and eight hour shifts.
A crowded digest notes political upheavals in Moscow and Paris, labor strikes in the United States, and risky naval actions. Exiles and appointments reshape leadership at European expositions while disasters strike mines in Germany and ships near Morocco. Executed sentences, legal shifts, and economic mint data add to a sweeping, tumultuous year snapshot.
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