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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1902
Page
10
Fragmented report lists multiple world events including a 830,000 flow in Pendleton Oregon, fires destroying Walden and Mylaun areas, a Labor Day parade in Butte, and political runs by Mussell Alger. Other items cover epidemics, smuggling rumors, volcanic eruptions, and wars with varied local details.
The article reports a murder near Downey station identified as a printer named Bene, with coroner notes of possible murder and an attempt to cover the crime. It also details a westbound Northern Idaho train robbery near Spokane involving seven men and gunfire but no passenger harm.
The insular division of the war department reports Cuba's total imports at 225 million dollars with exports 845 million less than imports due to war damage. US supplied 43 percent of imports and 75 percent of exports, with most sugar going to the United States, leaving a trade balance in Cuba's favor though below prior years.
The Emporia Kansas mayor Pendleton confesses to circulating a false death story of his friend Morris and using aliases in Oklahoma. He was linked to two marriages including Mrs. Grave Obley Morris and arrested in Gentry after exhumation doubts about a murder rumor.
Fragmentary OCR text references a named individual, a trial or inquiry context, and several unclear relations. The readable items mention Huntington and a case involving a woman and a January or Monday timeframe, with vague references to family and witnesses.
Fragmented report describes Renels capture of a gunboat and insurrectionist movements near Colom. Notifications mention General Morales at Agua Hthey and Herrera at Bane, with insurgents possibly poised to attack Colom and seize the swept area awaiting government surrender.
In Stewehrilin Indiana long simmering tensions erupted Sunday between white workers and Black laborers from the Mavimabie Wasting company. A clash after a game left hundreds crushed, 12 to 15 shots fired, at least one Black man reported shot but removed before police arrival. Whites reportedly won, injuring several Blacks while vowing further action.
Senator Hayne declares no more efforts to end the coal strike while operators favor arbitration. Hanna reports from Buffalo on the Bible issue in coal districts. Globally, notes include port blockades and cholera tallies in the Philippines, while Venezuela rebukes foreign provocation and Willemstad reports captured en route.
A destructive fire at John Gensoir’s store and restaurant triggered a rapid evacuation as a family fled. a four year old boy Valourian died and damage reached nine thousand dollars. Separately the Hutte Hedadtion works building, owned by Senator W A Clark, collapsed, likely closing the refinery and causing about two thousand workers to lose employment.
In heavy rain a GoM Go railroad freight wreck near Sleeve Blanco El Paso County Texas leaves engineer William G Schwartz fatally scorched after being trapped in the gangway. Fireman and other crew survive. Jesse Hammer Heeman fatally injured.
Charles Sieber a wealthy Grand Junction cattleman was shot dead by Joseph Harris at a Little Dolores river round-up over unbranded cattle. Harris fired three hits and fled as the sheriff hunts him.
Report outlines escalating violence as Boers and native groups clash over the threat to white women. Authorities hesitate to enforce laws while camps show rising black numbers amid armed tension on outlying farms. The pole of disarmament and protective measures dominates the debate as events unfold.
An explosion at the J C Moore rope company pulp digester plant on the James River near Wilmington Delaware killed nine workers and injured others. The blast wrecked the story building, trapped many beneath debris, and a large firefighting and police response began evacuations and rescues.
Reported discussions around South Africa's future with Kruger scolding opponents and Herald leaders. Delegates from Hoer generals and other figures attended a Utrecht conference amid tensions over a united South under the Hoer, with stormy sessions and unclear outcomes.
The readable fragments reference a labor strike and workers, but the text is too garbled to identify specific people, groups, dates, or events. No clear entities or outcomes can be established from the provided material.
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