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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
11
A garbled collage of social quips and random notes from Chicago era columns. It mentions Mark Twain, Uncle Andrew Carnegie, and Tan Maclaren, with sketches of laborers, Korean statesmen, a pocket theft in church, and sensational tidbits about jokes on wealth and poverty.
Readable fragments describe a conflict update with mentions of allied forces and a placeholder date. The text references Alam and a possible deployment or operation but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. Further legible material is needed for a precise summary.
The 17 year old boy From Chicago Heights named Runelph Gumoff faces a murder charge after allegedly killing Jacob Lie. Prosecution notes a blood stained hatchet and his calm meal as investigators describe the scene. District attorney waives death penalty due to youth and seeks confinement.
A mistyped telegram from Minneapolis reports Russia's massacres as Jews at home and abroad endure fresh horrors. Descriptions recount mass killings, arson, and a mob in Koloras and nearby areas, with brutal acts against children and parents amid czarist massacres.
A passenger train from Silvertum ran over an embankment Monday after a defective rail caused both cars to derail. Large damage ensued with twelve passengers seriously injured and others hurt as the locomotive and car bodies slid along the track for hundreds of feet.
In a cryptic local report, a woman named Grizaly Aie faced a dramatic event near Notroske while traveling toward a distant Big Horn country. Authorities pursue clues as she reportedly vanished after a hazardous crossing, with possible ties to a February incident and a referenced Haram Aine.
Fragmentary OCR text describes confusion at a polling place with unclear names and events. Mentions location Polviah Kentucky and a crowd around a tower, with references to a person harmed and a fight. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Thousands killed and wounded as insurgents seize city quarters and clash with government forces. Barricades rise across streets, innocence losses mount, and gunfire devastates central areas while loyal troops advance amid heavy fighting and reprisals.
A bloody riot among Black workers at a turpentine camp between Fargo and St George in the Georgia Southern and Florida district followed a Christmas celebration. Gunfire killed at least one woman and wounded several. chaos spread as others were injured or taken away. Authorities deny immediate details while inquiries begin.
The report outlines a dispute involving M Taleny and the Ironeh charge at Car wens. Foreign matter mentions postponement of a key decision and a request to withdraw Vonokiety. The core issue remains unresolved as parties continue to dispute the alleged controversy.
Bakersfield California December reports that ex secretary Caleb Powers, sentenced to death in Kentucky for Goebel’s murder, seeks aid from former official in a possible alibi. Inmate Anfifcted wounds and Goebel case details emerge as Powers appeals for testimony to clear him.
New York deported stowaway Kniper of Galveston Texas who claimed a $90,000 fortune erased by the Galveston flood. He naturalized in 1885, ran a hardware business, fled to Antwerp, hid aboard the steamer St Andrews, and was sent back to Europe on the Colorado. Ogden report notes Manuel Gomes, heir to a large Azorean estate, found insane and returned to the family after wandering Nevada. He was confined at Reno with attendants after doctors approved transfer to the Azores.
Washington reports indicate James M. Choate, recently praised by Whitelaw Held, may be named by President Roosevelt as chairman of the Amari delegation. The decision was reportedly finalized on Friday, with others in the delegation yet to be announced.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a political plot involving government actions and alleged conspirators. The piece references officials Belk Ate HO Newt Veanuie and Laraie Mite Cee, with mentions of trial, defense, and broader national impact. Details are unclear due to damaged wording.
A garbled, era-filled account describes a clergyman murder case unfolding in New York. The fragment mentions a suspect named Taptey and a dramatic confrontation, with a survivor or witness showing movements indicating guilt.
President Roosevelt advised the secretary of agriculture that grazing charges within forest reserves are legal and proper after consulting the attorney general. The Forest Service outlined upcoming season authorizations in Yellowstone and the Wind River and Shoshone divisions with 270,000 cattle and 395,000 sheep across divisions. charges are set at 20 to 25 cents per head for cattle and 5 to 6 cents for sheep, depending on division.
Washington Representative Mon dell on Wednesday introduced a bill authorizing the secretary of agriculture to conduct experiments and investigations to determine best methods for utilizing limited water in irrigation for dry farming. It seeks to raise attention to dry farming and develop means to grow vegetables and fruits without irrigation. The bill provides $16,000 for expenses.
In Oakland California John Schneider a fourteen year old boy was found guilty of second degree murder for complicity in the July 22 killing of Thomas Cooks in Fruitvale and recommended to mercy of the court for sentencing on Friday. His companion Blake was recently sentenced to life imprisonment for the same offense.
A granddaughter of Montana Senator W A Clark was born Wednesday in San Mateo to Mr and Mrs Charlie W Clark. The mother is Cecil Tobin of this city. Souster Clark promised to grant the girl a $1,000,000 dowry at once, following his prior example at his grandchild’s birth.
A dispatch from December 1 notes mass killings of Muslims by Armenians ongoing in Tie and Canvuela regions. Reports claim Muslims were hunted like deer with no miracle between slots, Torti, or Otho. About 2,000 Muslim families sought refuge in neighboring areas as troops continued to plunder Muslim homes in Batoun.
Angela Napoli stood trial for the January 24 1905 murder of Guiedeppe Broxado. The case links a wider slaughter and dismemberment of Mragno Villardo, alleged to have been banked to placate Pietro Teatorici and cast into the street and bay. Police implicate the Black Hand in both crimes.
Reports via the Moscow weekly wire describe grave disorders as crowds clash with troops amid inflammatory publications. Workers push to boycott prayers for the emperor. Lithuania insurrection spreads into Vitebsk. Kolnhausen police chief executed by revolutionary tribunal. Koln husen siege with trenches and machine guns. 10,000 revolutionaries under arms in Kharkom as forces gather to retake the city.
Washington reports all bids for railroad concessions in the Philippine Islands were rejected for deviations from the proposal circular. Secretary Taft, after discussions with Governor Wright and Philipine Commission officials, decided to readvertise. New bids open January 20 at 10 a.m. with revised terms.
Secretary Shaw said the Panama canal bill improves bond sale legislation but the treasury department cannot face an immediate issue given current conditions. A quick sale would pull funds from channels of trade where they are needed, and delay remains likely to be wiser.
First Lieutenant Arthur Freshwater of the Twenty ninth Infantry, based at Fort Douglas Salt Lake, has been located a fugitive in Jimalco Mexico after disappearing about five to six weeks ago from Fork Tai Texas where he was stationed. He reportedly drew $200 short in post exchange accounts before vanishing.
Father Capon left Pacis Thuyeday for an unknown destination. He spoke at an interview about the current movement in Tula and the violence, arguing the unrest among Russian troops would likely undermine gains already made. he said dissatisfaction remained mutinous and linked to the treatment of the troops.
In a high profile case, California Governor Far ron pardons W. Kelly who has spent fourteen years in Pulsom penitentiary for the murder of a Fresno bartender. A confession by Frank Woods, who recently died at Quentin, exonerates Kelly by admitting the real killer acted alone.
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