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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1906
Page
3
The column mocks summer resort life with social-club chatter from Saratoga Atlantic City and Newport. It names Cincinnatis magnate and various society figures, detailing flirtations alimony payments, costly entries, and bridal divorces. The satirical piece rains light on vanity, wealth, and the era’s gossip culture.
A collage of satirical quips and verse lines from various sources includes a banter about hats and loaded guns, a romantic duelist image with a dewdrop rose, and a pun filled exchange about returning goods. The snippets reflect early 20th century humor and poetry.
In a colorful exchange from the Chicago Daily News and Houston Post, Miss Rose shows a faraway pleased look while speaking with Gussle Yes, suggesting romantic intrigue. Miss Sharp jokes about misread intentions as a kiss begets blame, while a minister’s fee is discussed in playful terms.
A blend of comic quotes and quips from various papers shows a dark hallway kiss misread, a blush about Miss Swift age, a lake beginner, and a quirky electrical prank. Jests on novels, sport and social scenes appear in scattered clipped phrases from many city papers.
A garbled text fragment from a newspaper page presents odd phrases and misread lines. It references names like Effie and Jack and mentions a four hour effort, a Cleveland letter, and a cake wall with protein notes, all in a disjointed, puzzle-like craft.
Seedy stranger asks for help in settling a wager while a boy asks about a weathered adage. A layman shares impressions on newspapers and language, with scattered notes on shaves, stamps, and a Cleveland loader.
A Cheyenne Herald special reports about hundreds of Ute Indians moving through Wyoming near Douglas, looting cattle and sheep, robbing ranches, and threatening violence. Led by Mosisko the band, joined by Begleston and Redcap, seeks food and ammo, with little money or provisions. Agent Hall pursues. troops reportedly ready at Crow Creek. conflict seems likely.
The Pacine Mall Steamship Company steamer Manchuria ran aground on a reef at Rabbit Island during a heavy rain near 4:30 Monday morning. The vessel lay about 300 feet from shore with passengers including Major General FP Smith, Governor General of the Philippines, his wife, and Judge M. W. Gilbert of the Manila court, aboard.
The St. Petersburg paper cites last week's figures listing 50 officials murdered and 43 wounded in Russia proper, 50 bomb depots found but robbed of money, and 63 people robbed. It notes 2,800 banished from St. Petersburg and 750 sent to interior trains, with police training in handling rapid fire inside a local factory.
Alda Valparaleo and the San Francisco committee of forty, appointed by May w Schmile, met to plan relief for Chile after last April's fire. Within fifteen minutes the members contributed $2505, and the Canadian Bank of Commerce reportedly wired $10,000 to the Chilean president at the committee's request.
Hartford insurance officials say Chilean quake does not alter policies as British and other seaboard firms hold no earthquake clauses. In Washington, military orders move colored troops from Fort Brown Texas to Port Ringgold Texas near the Gulf coast to relieve and reassign troops between forts.
The Boston News Bureau projects Utah copper output rising to 399 million pounds annually within three years. Sunnyside mine at Roosevelt ships ore to Portland for cyanide processing. Salt Lake Mining Exchange reports 146,200 shares changing hands for 109,029 dollars as miners push development. Nevada railroads extend to Ely while Golf Quartz Mining ships ore to Salt Lake. Sunnyside stock rating advances. Warren group properties in Fairview near success, and land samples from Yerington indicate high copper potential. Eldorado canyon deals hint at possible control by Senator W A Clarke in major Nevada mines. Alta district shipments set a new record, and Ge eral Cannor grapewy spark excitement in Gold Mountain. Garfield plant construction progresses with 3,000-ton unit nearing steel, while Jenny property investor H A Kearns returns from Iron county inspection. Idaho gravel tests show gold value, and Bolao river vein yields strong ton values. Balaklala smelting plant aims to operate by January, with Tonopah stock exchange opening strong. Siegel Consolidated markets ore to Salt Lake at two carloads per week.
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