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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
16
The essay traces the U S flag from its revolutionary origins to its adoption as a national emblem. It notes the flag’s symbolism and colors, mentions key figures and dates, and recalls the Star Spangled Banner and Betsy Ross’s role in a debated five pointed star design.
Editorial notes an enthusiastic Cheyenne reception for Senator Frances E Warren on his return from Washington. Crowds lined the streets and a leis parade followed. Warren thanked Wyoming for its strong support and lauded the delegation’s work in Congress and state legislature.
Senator Clark arrives home after a triumphant tour praising his record and the nation’s progress. Supporters celebrate his leadership on the federal building completion and project a strong path to victory in November, framing the Republican platform as creditable and promising.
The text proclaims in formal language the right of the people to dissolve political bonds, asserts universal rights endowed by the Creator, and lists grievances against King George III. It argues government derives power from the governed and justifies independence as necessary to secure life, liberty, and happiness.
In Goodwin's Weekly a discussion of wireless telegraphy as a rising force in navigation and propulsion. It imagines a motorized three ton device guided by wireless control across deserts, and contemplates airship power linked to wireless for moving people and goods. The piece extols humanity's triumph in sending mind to air and back, forecasting balloons overcoming weight with wireless help.
The remains of President Grover Cleveland were laid to rest Friday afternoon in a simple Presbyterian service. The funeral, attended privately with Press secretary Roosevelt among a few distinguished mourners, kept minimal fanfare and no music or ceremony beyond the burial rite.
The sun was partly obscured as the moon passed between the earth and sun, seen clearly between hours around eleven to noon with smoked glass. People in Kemmerer and others gathered in small groups to view the event using solar observing glasses.
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