Kemmerer Gleanings From a Busy Holiday Week
Community notices from Kemmerer include holiday shoppers at City Drug Store and Cleveland's Jeweler offering jewelry and watches, visits by local residents to Salt Lake and Los Angeles, theater at Smiths Opera House, and cleaning orders for garbling tables. Local sales events, employment ads, and property loss due to a fire are noted along with upcoming performances and various purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frootie
City
Mor Naylin
John Mischier
Charles Moyle
Salt Lake
Orden
Diamondville Explosion Claims Mine Workers
A mining disaster on the 15th level leaves multiple men dead or missing amid collapsed timbers and dust. Names of recovered workers include Jolie Johnston Hubert Marshal Doh Kasirt Willian Wilkus Henry Vestall and Clark with others still unidentified. Authorities consider a blast from a shot as the likely cause while noting no gas was detected and mourning families face tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolie Johnston
Hubert Marshal
Doh Kasirt
Willian Wilkus
Henry Vestall
Det Clark
Reet Douuen
Kybert Grimshaw
Herailhiy Wittone Mavrrigmond
Lorie Dearky
Fortunate Gabardi
Witton
Tila Plek
Gubabot
Ayia
Day of Funerals for Varied Victims in Kemmerer
The Austrian Society of Diamondville laid to rest brothers Fortuna to Gabardi John Marver and Antoine Martigneni in Kemmerer's cemetery. A large funeral procession escorted by the Society and local groups moved through Kemmerer to the Catholic Church and the cemetery. Additional bodies from the Lingusaudville disaster were buried the same day in nearby cemeteries.
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Austrian Society of
Diamondvillé
Fortunato Gabardi
John Marver
Antone Martigneni
Kemmerer
Cina Vietim
Heultet
Lingusaudville
Dininwidville
Keinuicer
Unclear historic death tied to coughing spell and stray notes
Fragmentary text references a coughing spell linked to a death and mentions various names, places, and dates in a garbled mix. The readable parts imply a medical or accident context with unclear details and several improper terms.
Kemmerer Council Proceedings 1905 Minutes and Bills
City council in Kemmerer New Jersey or Wyoming met to read approve minutes for the prior session. The committee reported receipts and expenditures for November with several salaries and bills approved and warrants issued. The town property committee was tasked to repair the City Hall roof before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Deaath
Connell
Seaason
Wim
O'Connell
Pagnant
J. P. Folger
Alwent
Hocker
John Minohler
Peter Nayili
P. Rosenberg
JW. Sammon
Pequant
W. A. Shocker
John Mischler
Cottnetman
Sam Potter
John Jones
Harry Godber
George Smith
Wx. O'Consent
Up Flyer Wreck Near Rock Springs Kills Nine
A terrible collision occurred about a mile west of Rock Springs on the night of the 7th between a westbound freight and the Overland Flyer. Both engines and several rail cars were wrecked and consumed by fire. Nine lives known lost and many injured. Engineer Jordan of Rawlins among the injured. Passengers not seriously hurt overall.
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Rock Springs
Overland Flyer
Union Pavlir
Gite
Sis
Ttack
Jordan
Rawlins
Rams for sale at Hathbun ranch in Palisade
Hittenger and Foss offer 120 head choice Hamboullier Rams in lots to suit at reasonable prices. Rams may be seen at Charles Hathbun's ranch on Foutenalle Palisade. Contact Charles Hathbun at Palisade regarding price.
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Hittenger
Foss
Lota
Charles Hathbun
Foutenalle
Telehone
Palisade
Rittenger
For Rent Details at The New Western Saloon Building
Property listing reads For Rent at The New Western Saloon building with particulars noting PRANK Priiernn Kemmorer and W yy. Details are unreadable but indicate leasing options exist.
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Western
Property and Utility Notice From Browne Company
A formal notice from Browne Property and Jwy Log Comte of MVertiAig about a real estate and utility matter. Owner must respond at Kemunerer Cumurn Oflie by stated deadline and follow the posted instructions.
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Opal
Keiniaerer
Arid Eater Vation
Browne Property
Jwy Log Comte
Mvertiaig
Kemunerer
Cumurn
Trial at Annapolis Court Martial Unfolds Over Cadet Meriwether
Washington letter reports the Annapolis court martial proceedings on Cadet Meriwether for allegedly causing Midshipman James Kaneh’s death. Verdict pending after secretary of the navy's ruling, with claims of hazing, factional fighting, and broader naval academy reform debates. The piece also covers President Roosevelt and family Thanksgiving at Main Delling, descriptions of the Roosevelts’ trip, and reflections on Washington’s changing housing trends for Congress.
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Prom
Meriwether
Annapalis
James KR Kaneh
Jvy
Woysten
Genera Hous
Bilge
Academy
Winstone
Rom
Antapolis
Cumberland Picks Up Local News Notes
The Ladies of the Catholic Church netted 274.00 from the fair at No. 1. John Miller won the book case. Several young men sought brides in a lighthearted matrimonial bit. A girl was born at Mrs. Geo Wilde’s home. John Ward ends a coast trip. Gambling is curtailed and Cumberland welcomes the range. Diamondville saw a large crowd for a fire scene. Dave and Miss Ellen Faddis attended Miss Beil’s funeral in Kew Meter. Mr. Boyd Dickenson of Hutte Montana plans Cumberland visit.
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Cumberland
Catholic Church
Valley colliery fire ends after week long blaze
The No 5 mine, owned by a San Francisco company, faced a deadly holdover fire that burned out and allowed resumption of operations after weeks. A prior explosion killed 63 miners and fires had prevented reopening for years. The Army coal project and Pacific Coast delivery are noted. Separate: Judge W L Maginnis of Ogden partners with Judge S T Corn of Cheyenne to form a strong legal team, former Wyoming supreme court members.
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Kvanton Wye
Army
No. 5
San Francis Company
Pacific Coast
Army Coal
Saas
Pacific
Denver Republican
W. L. Maginnis
Ogden
Taw
S. ‘1 Corn
Cheyenne
Wyo
Supreme Bench
Wyoming
Corn
Luo
Supreme Court
Puri
Maginnis
Notice of Annual Meeting at The First National Bank
Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of The First National Bank of Kemmerer will be held in the directors rooms of the bank at Kemmerer Wyo Tuesday January 10 at ten o clock a m for the election of a board of directors who serve during the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may legally come before the meeting. Frank Predret, Poh Qeeany, cashier president
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First National Bank of Kemmerer
Kemmerer
Wye
A. mi
Frask Predret
Poh Qeeany
Ditt
Lost or Stolen Lewellyn Setter Bitch in Kemmerer
Reward offered for the return of a white Lewellyn Setter dog with black spots and a collar missing prompting questions. The notice lists R. A. Hooken of Kemmerer Wyoming as contact for compensation and inquiries. Also mentions a Pocket Diary Memorandum Book for 1908 offered by A Stow & Co Patent Lawyers Washington DC and Camera subscription offer accompanying the diary.
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R. A. Hooken
Kemmerer
A. Stow & Co. Patent Lawyers
Washington D. C
Jitta
Tniles
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