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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1903

Page

10

Northwest Notes: injuries, trials, and treks across the West

News notes from Leadville to Oregon detail a shooting accident in Leadville. a Denver Rio Grande train collision injury tally. Wyoming stock market cautions. arrests for alleged robbery in Rawlins. a fatal bridge girder collapse near Opal, Wyoming. Oregon prune crop projections and irrigation stats. state tax changes in Wyoming. irrigation report for Washington and Oregon. a long list of crimes, trials, and accidents across Montana, Idaho, and nearby states.

Denver & Rio Grande Cole Aniteel Wyoming Oregon Fred Bond Elwood ‘Mead Clarence Johnson Natirnal Tent

Russia Demands Immediate Punishment for Assassination

A Russian squadron was ordered to sail toward Puridah waters after telegraphic notice from Sebastapat and the Russian ambassador in Constantinople. Moscow insists on swift punishment for the Turkish murder of a Russian consul and the assailant who fired at his carriage, plus proof that Monastir has not vanished and accountability for involved officials.

Black Pea Foot Aail Puridah Sebastapat Constantinople 14 Tt Russia Menartir Cear M. Rostkoyorki Monastir Bebastopol

Harvest Time Delays Turkey Revolt Push Gains Momentum

Letters from Monastir dated August 6 indicate insurgents swelling numbers as harvest work ends. Rebels now supply rifles from mountain magazines, with sixty to seventy villages in Kirchevo deserted except for two strategic spots. In Florina rebels hold a major mountain depot, women mass produce gear, and a Turkish force of about sixty men perished in a recent clash.

London Monastir Kirchevo Florina Feild Allace

Murder of wife ends in double tragedy in Kansas City

George H. Evans of the American Transfer company killed his wife Lillie Maude Evans at their home in south Kansas City after entering the room as she slept. He then killed himself at Mount St. Marys cemetery, shooting himself after dragging her by the hair.

George H. Evans American Transfer Company Lillie Maude Evans Kansas City Mount St. Mary's Cemetery Mr. Evans Evans Peck Fred

Heart removed and replaced in child by surgeons

Surgeons at a St Louis hospital performed an eleventh such operation, removing Alms Toumey’s heart and replacing it after inspecting it. The aged lover Thoras Hares was linked to the case with a motive tied to a past romance. The report notes the operation proceeded without injury to the patient.

City Hospital St. Louis Mo Thoras Hares Jarnes

Mines reopen as Cripple Creek miners strike ends

Cripple Creek Colorado mine owners order reopening of tunnels despite worker walkout. Union miners are pulled from the death age tunnel as owners threaten to employ only union men and even workers in cover roles if needed. About 4000 miners in the district could be replaced to resume mill operations quickly.

Cripple Creek Colo Bainbridge United States Army Prot Font Samuel Berenard Hi Paso Mining Company

GHOUL ADMITS CRIME INDIANA GANG CALLED THE CROSS

Rufus Cantrell known as King of the Ghouls confesses to multiple murders in Indianapolis over three years. He says victims were killed to sell their bodies and implicates associate William Harris once in Philadelphia and describes the killing of Patrolman Watterson.

Indiana Annala Indianapolis Rufus Cantrell Watterson William Harris Philadelphia Walter Jobson Cantrell

Poisoned at Lunch and Auction Fails to Draw Care

Senator William M. Stewart of Nevada advertised his Ast burn dairy farm and appliances for sale near Leesburg Wag. An auction was held Thursday with no success as physicians attended the sale. A Morgan line steamer with a year-old boy aboard drifted 100 miles off the Georgia coast after he and two other boys fished outside Havana harbor. The lad swam ashore with help after the boat broke away.

Tom Horne Supreme Court of Wyoming Horn Tr Ty Washington Yakima County Toma Oregon Peniatelphia Willem Mepehing Wes Havre Mont Specter John Chrefer Familly Jourony William Von William M. Stewart Nevada Astburn Leesburg Gale Morgan Line Bio 10 New York Tyco Galveston Georgia Hydn Scott Havana

Girl Dies of Fright in Rural Visit

A Rochester girl aged 10 died after a fright while visiting the country. She reportedly fainted when she mistook a running team as dangerous and later died. Autopsy noted inflamed membranes around the heart and stomach swollen with ice food.

Artrude Ryan Rochester Wertonster

Deed of Insane Kanaan Sparks Main Street Chaos

In Winfield Kansas on Thursday evening a crowd of 6000 gathered for a weekly concert when Gilbert Twleg, aged 30, opened fire with a double barred shotgun. One person died and three were dying, with several others severely wounded. Twike was shot and killed by an officer after the ensuing mayhem. locals recall him as Crazy Twlex though few believed him dangerous.

Camel's Pand Winfield Kansas Gilbert ‘Twleg Twlex

Mashed Potatoes Figure in Chicago Dispatch Odd Tale

A garbled Chicago dispatch mentions members in jail and a firemen’s union declaring conflict over duties aboard a ship. The report notes workers quitting during a lake voyage and being replaced, with mashed potatoes referenced in a peculiar digression.

Wyoming bad man kills two in Lander incident

Tim Dollard shot and killed Ross Stringer and Frank Bryant in Lander Wyoming after a drunken spree. He attacked Bryant in a saloon and struck Stringer on the street with a board, killing both. He was captured and jailed, showing no remorse. His family is well known and his mother is prostrated.

Tim Dollard Lander Wyn Dollard Dollard's Hole Ross Stringer Frank Bryant Bryant Stringer Lauch

Jeffries Retains Crown In San Francisco Thrilling Ring Fight

Ten thousand spectators watched James J. Jeffries defeat Jim Corbett at Mechanics Pavilion San Francisco delaying finish until early in the tenth round. Corbett’s seconds signaled to stop the bout to spare their man until Jeffries landed a hard left to the stomach. Corbett rose but was finally stopped as Jeffries demonstrated the power that made him a world champion.

James J. Jeffries Jim Corbett Mechanics’ Pavilion San Francisco Jeffries Corbett Ewings John L. Sullivan Bob Fitzsimmons

Corbett Tops Jeffries in Historic Fight Upset

The report notes Corbett landing a strong right and fair blows against Jeffries, who gains the edge late in the bout. Corbett shows marked improvement, while Jeffries remains dominant for much of the match. Corbett claims he did his best and credits Jeffries while acknowledging the public’s reaction to the fight.

Jottries Corbatt Jim Tommy Ryan Graney Jottrien Bie Lim Corbett Jeffries Jim Corbett Sam

Eder Whipped to Death by Fourteen Whitecaps

From Dupuyer Montana reports describe the lynching of Joe Sturgeon a sheepherder. He was seized bound stripped and lashed to a tree by whitecaps amid cattlemen unrest. Sheepmen were warned to leave the area as sheriffs pursuit continues.

Dupuyer Orn Montara Joe Sturgeon Bturgeon Whitecape Winchester Rifles Sturgeon Sheriff Taylor

Saved by a Hog from Bull Attack Near Elwood

Charles Catwall, a farmer near Elwood, escaped injury when his own fighting hog and bull diverted a vicious Hereford bull that charged him. The hog and bull, sworn enemies, battled while Catwall fled, leaving the farmer unharmed despite a brutal confrontation.

Charles Catwall Elwood Catwell

Theft of $60,000 in gems unsettles Honolulu

Mrs. Samus Parker reports jewelry worth sixty thousand dollars stolen. Police pursue leads across Honolulu while thieves evade capture. Authorities say recovery remains uncertain as investigations continue.

Samus Parker Horolulu Bome

Elinda Man 103 Still Working Near Vernon

An elderly man known as Uncle Frank in Vernon Florida remains active at age 103. He operates a hotel and Palace, milks cows, and tends farm work with family involvement. Community figures Kir Parker and Mrs Parker are noted, while political context mentions a Hawaii governor candidate.

Imploring Virgin to Save Naples From Panic

Naples faces near panic over nativity of Venuvius as churchgoers fear a religious upheaval and earthquake. Reports say parish priest Avardiane of the law struggles to calm crowds amid perceived threats before the altar.

Naples Venuvius Annes

Insurgent Movements Reported in Macedonian Regions

Turkish reports claim hundreds dead in the Alith area as Bulgarian villages resist joining nationalist actions. Sultan’s governor Hilmi Pasha directs mobilization in central Macedonia while insurgents seize provisions and clash on the Kastoria front near Yenije with 26 rebels noted as active.

Austria Constantinople Hilmi Pasha Siltan Macedo Hussein Ailmi Vali Mu Plmlinr

Meeks Eludes Outlaw—Bank Heist Suspect Linked to Gang

Fragmentary text indicates Meeks eluded the outlaw nicknamed Bob Meek after a Blackfoot escape. Reports suggest Meeks admitted complicity with a gang accused of a bank robbery over several years and was taken to prison after a season with attendants.

Bob” Meek Outlaw Blackfoot Tia Meeks Trans’ Penitentiary

Hurricane Hits Town Causing Structural Damage and Tree Falls

Weather reports describe a hurricane striking the western region with extensive damage. Roofs blown off, railroad tracks and streetcars disrupted, trees uprooted, and property damage noted across the area. No fatalities reported and officials prepared for assessments and repairs.

Jawalea Imposabie Doliara Kine Urba

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