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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1907
Page
10
The Missouri senate unanimously approves a two cent abroad fare measure closely matching a house draft. Other items include dispatching hour law for rail workers and telegraph operators, a stabbing in Moundaville West Virginia, and various national incidents from fires to political moves.
The Japanese training squadron led by Mutsu Shine arrived in Honolulu Tuesday at 1 o clock. Admiral Tomioka communicated the approach via wireless telegraph. Rear Admiral Very replied welcoming him. Thousands greeted the ships as they entered the harbor and docked at the naval wharf amid decorations and a sea of flags.
A federal grand jury indicted the Great Northern Railway on charges that in 1904 it paid $10,000 in rebates on sugar shipments to Lowell M. Palmer agent of the American Sugar Refining company. The indictment also alleges additional rebates by various railroads in collusion with the Great Northern in freight combinations with Lehigh Valley New York Central and New York New Haven Hartford and others. Sugar was moved from New York City and Boston to Sioux City at prices below published rates.
Fragmented report describes a crowd of about ten million in Theaday urging rebellion and armed action. The article notes alleged court refusals to grant a fair hearing and claims a final force of aristocrats backing unrest.
Rescue crews race to reach victims still buried beneath rubble after a city collapse. Authorities report several fatalities while workers labor through the night to recover survivors and stabilize the site.
A garbled account describes Emperor William of Germany inaugurating a event called the New Rechatag in Berlin. The passage contains fractured names and French-sounding phrases, with unclear details about participants or precise location.
District Attorney fought to bar new Thaw trial evidence while defense argues the material could save their client. The report recounts Thaw's statements about Stanford White and the ensuing legal battles over insanity claims and admissible testimony.
The scene centers on a Monday house session where debate on memorial No 7 by Gleason dominates two hours. Amid partisan lines Southern members back the discussion while sheepmen voice forest issues and administration policies face criticism as opposition highlights conservation and appropriations.
Washington report states the immigration bill committee approved a provision allowing the president to exclude Japanese laborers at his discretion. The measure, deemed certain in the House, faced opposition favoring a prohibition clause, but the conference report was adopted largely on party lines.
A wreck on the Harlem division near Woodlawn road in the Bronx killed many and injured dozens. The White Plains and Brewster express derailed at a sharp curve after speeding at about sixty mph, with most fatalities among women. Rescue teams worked amid confusion as officials considered the cause, with reports of damaged compartments and possible coach detachment.
The Retail Lumbermen's Association wrapped up its convention at Arlties Hall with officers elected George H. Merrill of Salt Lake as president. Elected as vice presidents are TL De Andrews Caldwell FB Koby ting WP Monnon and D I Beebe. directors for two and three year terms include TM Hunt and T B Bartion. The 1908 convention will be held in Tacoma Washington.
Montana Senator Clark denounces the President over policy and intervention. The speech targets national regulation and ties to Roosevelt era actions, with references to reform, intergovernmental measures, and constitutional considerations.
A man accused in a double murder near Begun and another city area pleads not guilty, asserting justification for the killings. Prosecutors allege a brutal crime with the victim Jin Griege and companions. trial date set as authorities tighten security.
The British steamer Heliopolis collided with the Orlanda near Penarth at midnight. The Orlanda sank in minutes, with fourteen rescued and nineteen lost, including the captain. The Heliopolis drifted away as crews battled exposure. The Orlanda carried 1,000 tons and aimed for Spezia. the Heliopolis was chartered to transport Spanish emigrants to Honolulu.
Raphi Emil G. Hersch addressed a National American Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Chicago on Sunday. He argued that a pervasive fetish for soldiers and agents of destruction corrupts public policy, tracing the idea to ancient war worship and asserting women should vote based on family governance and protection of children.
New York Mrs Lottie Wallen wife of Leopold Walla a wealthy importer of bronzes was arraigned before Carrie Avritelly Monday charged with murder in the first degree for causing the death of her mother Machie Hinge by poison. Held without bail. The widow died after an operation for cancer and an autopsy of the contents of the stomach showed poisoning.
Kanses proposes a 76000 funding package for a Yukon Packie exposition to be presented to the ornate ly he communition of wave and miOO. Seattle hosts the event with a 100M budget, overseen by Kansae We Wobh, the expedition company special commissioner, who urges the house members to vote for the project.
The House committee on Dubilig lands advanced a bill with changes limiting coal land withdrawals and imposing a two cent per ton royalty. President Roosevelt favored broad withdrawal, but Western members resist expanding government reserves, prompting calls for reconsideration and further discussion.
The piece reports Alpein Alladin of the Peasant party arriving in New York and warning against dampening liberal hopes as famine alarms grow. It portrays global tensions, warnings of a potential strike, and concerns over government policy and Russian affairs.
A chaotic incident in Milverton involves a conductor hailed for bravery as a crowd of passengers suffers injuries and a crash scene unfolds near Gladstone and Northern lines. Officials report a rushed救 response and ongoing investigations into the events and culpability.
A jury for Adama’s murder trial of Tyler Blanckberg was seated on Friday with names including Wallace Tin A jury panel comprised of workers and miners such as George H. Carts Harry Wiley Jay Pink Ragin and Peter Doyle among others referenced as witnesses and participants in the proceedings.
Indictment charges Mra Bradiag with murder in the first degree for shooting Henntor Adwur Brown at Bull Lape near the Walyah hotel in September. The inquest followed the death of Frew 8). The accused awaits trial without bail.
Fragmented text reports blame placed on trust for a Philadelphia carpet operation. References a large sum of money and an arrest or suppression action, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR. The article mentions a state or city authority and a legal or public safety angle.
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