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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
3
A New York drawing room tale reveals a hostess charging a guest two hundred dollars for a bridge night, prompting the guest to protest as robbery. The hostess coldly insists pay or face social banishment, a satire on social coercion and class pretensions.
A tender scene unfolds as Ernest professes deep love to Alice and offers to prove devotion. He asks her to remove her foot from his toe, describing the gesture as a small yet priceless boon testing their bond in a period romance tone.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses recollections and questions about an old tree and a town, referencing the Daily News and a character or country name. The readable parts hint at memory, writing, and a rural setting with unclear specifics.
A playful note on modern wonders including the wireless and the automobile, with whimsical allusions to fashion and marriage while teasing phrases about a birdless hat.
A collage of odd exchanges about noises from passing trains and a baffling hypnotic suggestion claim. It includes a Yonkers Statesman quip on perception and a Chicago Daily News snippet about a janitor washing his wife yesterday.
A sandy haired freckled youth tells Chinayo Dally Ne there is nothing doing. He says he is willing to marry, but the maid of his choice rejects the match. The fragment hints at a domestic or courtship dispute.
A garbled fragment hints at a discussion of routes from King's Cross and underground passages. Names and clear events are unclear, with references to Londons and roots. The readable portion suggests travel or transit themes without verifiable facts.
The fragmentary text hints at a chaotic note or quotation about a molasses test and repeated slips. It mentions terms like lechal test and coiling, with unclear attribution to Lite. The readable content is sparse and nonspecific, offering no clear event or identifiable entities.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a home manager or employer muttering about a colored man and his wife seeking work. The garbled text references advertising for loans and a question about where they are, with a likely misread quote indicating a tense labor scene.
A public notice decries mail order houses for low quality goods and short weight. It cites cases from Parma and Sioux Falls alleging inferior paint, twine, and vehicles bought via catalogues, urging customers to shop locally to keep money in the community.
Washington notes the postoffice appropriation bill approved by the House committee, totaling 200,180,561 dollars and marking the largest annual postal service expenditure. The bill lifts total to over 3 million above department estimates, with clerk salaries rising to 7 million and new interchangeability of clerks and carriers. It also trims mail carriage pay, weighing duties, and road pay, aiming for multi‑million annual savings, including reduced rates for large and small hauls and sacks.
Wake, a colored man, died in the Nixon block of Goldfield Nevada. The coroner's jury found the most likely cause was fire from lighting a match in the basement closet, not an intent to blow up the block. The basement was dark and loaded with gas ignition making the death a result of the explosion or subsequent burial.
After a conference at Mayor Schmitz home the San Francisco board of education voted to travel to Washington with Superintendent Roncoviere and Assistant City Attorney Williams to confer with federal officials on the Japanese question. Mayor Schmitz will join the party. The mayor’s trip stems from a telegram claiming urgent need for his presence.
Rumors persist of a large stock issue by American Smelting & Refining Company with a claimed $12,000,000 issue. The speculation has driven a decline in the stock from 658 to around 140 percent, sparking commentary on persistent weakness over several months.
A bizarre murder case emerges as the nude body of Chyude Young is found in a room of the Judging hyve No 4 Mant witeot. Authorities report the victim beaten to death with his father’s heavy half-hoots while blood stains the floor near the bed. Police have not identified the killer or motive.
Caracas, Venezuela General Lata Mata y Ilias governor of Caracas was killed by a drunken mob supporting Vinecente Gomes, the republic president. The assailants shot pistols, shouting slogans as Mata y Ilias confronted them at a cafe with a bystander companion named Busbio Gomez.
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