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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1902
Page
3
A chaotic, highly detailed account of a disputed succession leads with Edward VII’s coronation, a challenger story, and public tax and feudal burden critiques. The piece mixes court intrigue, a proposed protest, and social commentary on royal prerogatives and the Hanoverian line.
A discussion on stage superstitions, with Julie Marlowe denying special beliefs while acknowledging nerves in productions. The article reviews actors like Arthur Elliott and Charles Gotthold, notes a shift in New York with D Arcy of the Guarda, and mentions Miller's company and the Philadelphia episode in 1777.
The article surveys ongoing stage productions at the Manhattan Theatre and the fortunes behind Mrs. Fiske in The Unwelcome Mrs. Hated, with commentary on The Bonnie Brier Must and Bertha Galland tours. It notes Stoddart’s rise in Lachlan Campbell, plans for a Boston Chicago circuit, and various figures in vaudeville and drama, including Marie Jansen, Virginia Harned, and others, amid shifting tours and royalties.
A long fragment describes Emperor William II hosting a dinner for painters and sculptors where the discourse condemns modern naturalism and champions anti democratic sentiment. It notes proposed removal of foreign workers and the tense German economy with high unemployment, alongside charitable efforts, census figures, and social strain during a bleak Christmas.
Describes Americus Beintersteal and the world’s best printing for bank notes in the United States. Notes advances in engraving steel for plates, silk fibers in paper, ink quality, moisture control, and a mechanical numbering system with three disks to ensure unique note serials and prevent duplication.
The Citizens' Union printed and distributed 2,224,000 campaign pieces at a cost of about 0.2 cents each, plus 275,000 Low buttons, 90,000 Low Othographs, 135,000 posters, and about 116,600 anti Polies Commisouer Nevery pamphlets. Streetcar advertising totaled 2000 dollars, while printers' ink and foreign language speeches filled broader efforts. Acorns distributed 2,000,000 political leaflets urging votes.
Ramona Meador a colonel led government troops against insurgents at Nombre de Dios and later at Tinea Viata. Her husband and brother were killed. she escaped by small boat with Indians after insurgents were driven from the trench. An intrepid fighter in prior insurrections.
Fragmentary OCR item describing a patrol or event with numerous garbled names and phrases. Reads as a cryptic record of people and places, lacking clear action or date, but hints at a conflict or gathering and a named organization.
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