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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1903
Page
1
Readable fragments outline social events and notices in Kemmerer area. Mentions include dances at Smiths Opera House, Methodist church social, Fraternal Order of Eagles plans, and local marriages. Also notes traffic on the Diamondville and Denver projects, travel of McAdam family, and railway service plans.
In Diamondville Judge Smith presided over a serious assault incident involving E A Maikdoula of Telluride. A brawl with the Hotchkine brothers led to multiple injuries, revolvers drawn, and bloodshed on the sidewalk. Maikdoula required stitching for head wounds. the defendants faced a $25 fine plus costs after pleading their case and prior disturbances at Maklin’s saloon.
A Tribune report details a Cheyenne jail escape plan linked to Tom Horn with a snowball marker near the jail and claims by Hubert Herr that cattle company members plotted Horns release. Herr says he carried a letter to outside friends and was to be jailed to deliver plans. he left for the West, fearing retaliation.
Fragmentary copy notes a state supreme court decision involving Wyoming and a tax question. The garbled text mentions the court’s role in ruling on the taxation matter and cites Washington context dated January 19. Further readable fragments refer to state action and potential mail or grading topics but lack clear details.
Notice to J D Bone Mary A Bone A Sandercook Mrs A Sandercook that $100 was spent in labor and improvements on the Sespe Petroleum Placer Mini Claim in Uinta County Wyoming to hold the premises under federal and Wyoming law. If co owners do not contribute their share within the specified period, their interests will vest in the subscribers under section 2324.
A scientific discovery claims Kodol does for the stomach what it cannot do for itself even when slightly disordered or overloaded. It supplies the digestive juices, relaxes nerves, soothes inflamed muscles, aids rest and recovery, and helps transform food into nutrients. Approved by many druggists.
Denver report describes tense night at the state house with rumors of armed men inside the building plotting to seize the house of representatives chamber during the night. Most occupants stayed, some remained near stairs while others slept.
A British plan offering Greece and the United States to withdraw the blockade appears under review as European representatives meet in Washington upon Mr Bowen's arrival. Reuters dispatch from Port of Spain notes nearly 100 blockade runners captured since the Venezuelan coast blockade began. Reports of friction between German and British naval officers are denied.
A group of Union Pacific strikers clashed with a man they suspected as a strike breaker at Sixteenth and Ferguson. After heated talk a special policeman revealed a revolver, halting the dispute. The man with the star was employed by Union Pacific.
A housewife advised to replenish Chamberlain's Cough Remedy before winter ends. Prompt and safe for children, it wards off severe colds when used at first signs. Pleasant to take for adults and kids. sold by all dealers.
German war machines bombard a Venezuelan fort as Kaiser's ships shell the defenses with heavy fire. Many defenders are killed though the exact motive or objective of the assault remains unclear.
The narrative details a prolonged bombardment by German cruisers Viners Panther and Falke on Port San Carlos. Shelling began around 4 PM and continued until 6 PM with resumed activity at daybreak the next morning. Casualties cited include twelve dead and fifteen wounded Venezuelan soldiers beside the fort, as reported by the Associated Press. Washington received a cable from U.S. officials noting Venezuelan nitration and German bombardment concerns.
Col Arthur Lynch, Galway MP, found guilty of high treason for bearing arms against British troops in the Boer war. Court sentenced him to death on four counts, though commutation is expected. Lynch remained composed as he was led away, with wife Mira allowed to visit.
Jesse Vicentine, an Austrian miner near Diamondville, was killed when struck by an express train on the O S track near the bridge Sunday at about seven. Coroner F BR Qurtis presided over an inquest Monday. the jury ruled the death an accident unavoidable by railway workers. The body was sent to Rock Springs for interment. a brother resides there.
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