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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
3
Bailey recalls a long absence and a mistaken return to New York as a wreck and a loss. The piece references a 20 year separation, a return to Rock, and a tragedy involving two babies, plus injuries to workers at a Los Angeles plant.
Tacoma population climbs to 62042 per Polk directory, a gain of 7177. A headend collision near Green River Wyoming demolishes two engines with no injuries. Wyoming exhibit at World’s Fair features colored photographs. An unknown man is run over and killed near Baxter Wyoming. J Anderson, Livingston Water Works president, dies in Johannesburg. Bloodhounds on trail of Smith, murderer of Marshal Parsons of Centralia Washington. Cattlemen and sheepmen clash on Sage Creek near Butte, potential bloodshed. Freight wreck near Havre Montana kills four tramps. 47 cars in ditch. Rev. S. W. Bampie of Denver convicted of whipping two sons. children taken from home. City Clerk Weyand findings suggest city losses up to 26000. Striking smeltermen barred from interfering with Grant smelters. Ray A. K. Wright alleges Mormon alliances with Idaho and Utah leaders. predicts ten Mormons in US Senate. Boiler explosion east of Laramie kills Lyons. seriously injures Fred Hansen. Sheriff Horton seeks Charles Mizner for horse stealing. Rescue efforts at Hanna mine hampered by gas and flames. only experienced miners allowed back. Wyoming sheep numbers likely to fall next winter due to light lamb crop. wool crop strong. Oregon’s largest tree gifted to World’s Fair, towering nearly 200 tons and 40 feet around. Mrs. Antonin Barbie, mother of John Purble, amid Portland escape from Helena.
A quiet home becomes a bear garden as the Doctor laments his daughters' liberties. Clara plans to be a pilot, Ida keeps a monkey, and a tortoise appears. Mrs Wearmacott counsels liberty, while the Doctor resists each quirky pet and reform. The scene mirrors old vs new norms in a lively domestic clash.
In a London townhouse, Dr Westmacott returns early to find his daughters Clara and Ida hosting a risqué gathering with Harold and Charles. The scene escalates as champagne, cigarettes, and flirtations unfold, prompting the doctor to retreat in wounded silence while the young guests depart.
A humorous piece traces geotwisticus as a spring fever that compels men to write verse and woo widows. It recalls farm chores and childhood scenes from butter firkins to strawberries, hens nests, and frogs, finishing with a playful mock apology for the verses.
An open streetcar in Boston becomes the stage for a girl who rescues a chipmunk and tames it on the fifth seat. The tiny captive climbs shoulders and laps, while curious riders react with questions and gasps as the animal peeks around and a conductor signals for a stop.
A jumbled report observes reindeer commonly suffer horn fractures during harsh winter. It notes many perish or fall ill from cold and malnutrition, with only fragments remaining to indicate the extent of damage.
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