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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
3
In a San Francisco tone, fears grow that anti Japanese demonstrations, driven by racial hatred, threaten the fragile goodwill between the two nations. Reports note pressure on war news dispatches and contemplate retaliation steps including a boycott of American goods, as surrounding circles weigh actions yet to be decided.
A brutal murder occurred at Glenn Ferry early Sunday. Ben Davis was killed and body dumped in a box car set ablaze. Hobos in the area suspected. Hillur Hales, traveling with Davis, claims Davis was to receive money in Huntington from Lot Davis, Seattle attorney. Davis hailed from Ohio. Hales arrested in Mountain Home. A pool of blood and a pistol reported at the scene. The corpse was nearly incinerated.
The convener of the Whratern Federation announces a new Fore Of pHEITIOR and bylaws to unite miners under socialist pledges. The Ventura FU, MOPS fatta Brewnirs, and leaders of the Oe ind palin pwety are cited as key figures in forming the organization. The pledge drives at PhoO or The Organ are described as aiming to mobilize support and membership.
In Shoshont Weem Artur Walton a Quien sabe ranch cowboy was found dead near Antelope creeks north of Birdseye. The horse appeared to have kicked him after he was thrown. no injuries were visible. Neighbor Witt Yates discovered the body while pursuing his saddle horse. Suspicion focused on the known outlaw horse, with mystery surrounding how the animal escaped the gear.
Five chambers of commerce in Tokyo held a joint meeting on Saturday to urge American chambers to halt anti Japanese incidents in San Francisco. The address warned such actions threaten commercial relations, noting Japan’s rising demand for American goods and the mutual loss if trade is obstructed.
Washington reports the government closed the fiscal year with a substantial surplus of about 87 million dollars, one of the largest net balances. Revenue reached 605,306,134 while expenditures were 578,376,709, with gains driven by customs and internal revenue.
Tacoma Washington home colony founded by anarchists on Hendrygin Way about ten years ago is dispersing. Members light report quiet exodus after Emma Goldman intervened weeks ago. The property, once subdivided into twenty one tracts, has seen frequent unrest and departures though some members later returned.
Omaha reports the Bryan campaign for Democratic national convention delegates launches a vigorous effort. Mayor Janes C. Dahlman heads two weeks of canvassing in Wyoming with plans to speak in most western states and rally support for Bryan's delegate slate ahead of the convention.
An Englishman aged 27 was found dead north of Laramie near the Diamond ranch after an apparent track or runaway. The incident, possibly tied to a prior mêlée, occurred about ninety miles north of Laramie. Authorities report the body removed for examination as a military governor’s official investigation continues.
An odd advertisement proclaims Puck's School of Crime in New York offering lessons to double income through pickpocketing. It boasts graduates in law, relatives, a wealthy judge, and promises earnings far above typical wages. The piece mocks honest work and includes a line about deceptive reflections in a mirror.
The piece cites global horse needs for war from Germany France and Britain, noting millions for forges and tens of thousands of horses. It discusses wartime mounts, costs of cavalry, averages per horse, and training pitfalls for teachers in mapping lesson plans. It references The War Horse at School by William Fitz-Gerald and a note on lesson planning errors.
Fragmentary text describes a reader seeking a pure white dye and mirror framing advice. It mentions names Ewlew Todimuslin and a draper's shop while detailing polishing and center surface care. The passage reads as an archaic, confused reflection with incomplete sentences.
The Evening Post reports dangers from frayed insulation and damaged wiring in dwellings. It warns to keep living spaces free of exposed electric lines.
A garbled, partial OCR fragment mentions a young girl asking for Tasgons and paying Robert, plus a vague reference to Beethoven sonatas and a student tied to Livat's Fyngiriin. The text is unclear but centers on a payment, a person named Robert, and music study or lessons.
A long overview of mining activity highlights ore samples from Cae fiwine uc Newhortas Chad showing high per cent pemper and silver, with plans for Muldoon Minine Mining Co machinery at the Hheton cone site. Cedar City Utah diamond prospects, Birch Creek mine near Dobois Idaho, and Ohlo Kentucky at Ploche shipping ore to Salt Lake. Widespread activity includes Cedar City potential boom, Idaho Lead Zinc firm Europe talks, Silver King Coalition Mines quarterly dividend August, and Bristol Nevada mining development with high stakes contracts and shipments to Bullionville. Local authorities seize stolen ore worth 50000 and arrests follow.
A chaotic news roundup spans shootings, fires, a deadly blast at Hell Gate Montana, a scaffold collapse in San Francisco, a murder in Grove Arizona, and varied international and domestic incidents. Authorities report multiple fatalities, injuries, and ongoing arrests as investigations proceed.
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