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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1905
Page
2
The text presents a chaotic collage of historical musings and quotes. It references figures such as Admiral Dewey and Henry James, jokes about forgery and midshipmen, varied social remarks, and scattered snippets on crops, fashion, and travel, all in a fragmented, opinionated tone.
A Friday night riot in New York erupts after Edward Connelly is arrested for attacking Henry Williams. A mob of whites and blacks floods streets, hurls bricks from roofs and windows, injuring several and prompting 280 officers to restore order. Roundsman Patrick Walsh is injured in the fighting on Sixty second Street as police struggle to control the scene.
Delbert Preston aged 15 and Pearl Catherman aged 17 were wed in Kalamazoo Michigan after declaring they were 19. The couple later testified before County Clerk Vosburg and a license was issued. Under Sheriff McElroy jailed Preston on perjury charges for falsifying ages to obtain the license. The circuit court is to be asked to annul the marriage, though the couple say they will marry again when the boy is older.
A garbled report describes a plan to detain immigrants near New York Harbor and a related project to build an Angel Hand facility. It mentions San Pranebco and a detention star Com, with aims to manage famine and dates, but many words are unclear or corrupted.
A Polish barber's wife was found murdered in Baintres Mane. The unidentified woman, described as Trivinteom Maes, was discovered near a wall along the Artingein galt by authorities. The case, linked to local residents, involves inquiry from Willy le hewn and others as investigators pursue leads and confirm the victim's identity.
A fragmented report describes a homicide linked to a Mexican phot studio, naming suspects and a chaotic sequence of events. The text mentions an army unit, unidentified individuals, and a pursuit or confrontation over money, with unclear locations and dates.
Ta Junta Colorado man Ta Jonta was arrested Sunday afternoon by Sheriff Dark on the Santa Fe line while fleeing a Texas event. He confessed to murdering his wife Tat Wer, describing a life of deceit after marrying her in February 1905 when she claimed wealth of $800 but had only $220. He said the quarrels ended Wednesday night and desires to return to Massachusetts with his arrest pending.
In Gadsden Alabama a mob of about 00 men gathered Sunday night to lynch five Black individuals accused of murdering and raping Mrs J Smith a white widow. Governor Jeleks ordered state troops to the scene and troops dispersed the mob after leaders appealed for calm. Victim’s body was found Sunday morning nude and hidden by roadside three quarters of a mile from Gadsden. The suspects named include Vance Gardner William Johnson Ed Johnson Bud Richardson Jefferson Alford and Fannie Mayo.
Three men killed near Lee City Kentucky in a feud believed to be long standing. Victims include Frank Smith and his two sons William and Manfred. Scott McQuinn admitted firing on the Smiths. The shooting followed a return home from Wilburst as neighbors heard shots and Frank Smith rushed to the scene with a rifle. His body was found beside his sons.
News item reports Samuel Brooks, a bather at Audubon beach, mobbed after allegedly rocking a boat endangering three 12 year old girls Carrie Raver Nettie Tarren and Ag nea McLaushlin. Brooks was rescued by police after a severe beating by hundreds.
A chaotic incident described with fragmented names and places where multiple engines and injuries are stated. The report mentions Kingmab Arin Saurany and several witnesses as the event unfolds near a We Hecapid facility in Santa. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the blast appears to have killed or injured several people and disrupted the area.
In Santa Cruz Patchen, a 16 to 40 year old woman Heuter killed her 70 year old husband Gustav Heuter after a quarrel at their home. The jury exonerated Mrs Heuter, who said she acted in self defense using a revolver she kept at the bedside as her husband reached for a shotgun.
The Pennsylvania flyer, an eight hour from Chicago and New York, collided with a buckled car after a westbound freight train emergency stopped near Port Royal. The wreck damaged the engine and platform, but the flyer stayed on rails and arrived two hours 40 minutes late at 8 28, leaving at 8 33.
Nelson Reynolds, a Rio Grande Western teamster, died Saturday in Salt Lake City while transferring rock from a flat car to his wagon. A large rock struck his head as he worked in the stone yards west of the Rio Grande passenger station. His son, nearby within four feet, escaped unharmed.
Evidence before the royal commission appointed on April 2 reveals a vast system of corrupt trafficking in crown lands. Gravest accusations target Mr Willis who departed for London on the Geelong. a public outcry led to a warrant for his arrest despite initial government reluctance to detain him.
A man from Marion reportedly intoxicated attempted to drown his eight year old daughter Whistler at the Misgexinewa river near Ninth street. He and the child were stripped and waded into the river before bystanders rescued the child and restrained the man until police arrived.
Report from Whidhwestol cites advancing Russian forces retreating north of the Tumen River with two posts south of the frontier. Indications suggest Korean and Japanese forces tightening lines as Moscow relocates units toward Mokiefak to blunt Japanese advances.
A damaged report describes Union Station in Loutivilly being destroyed by a fire on Monday night. The incident caused substantial loss with limited details on cause and exact figures. Investigators and local officials described the blaze and its impact on the surrounding area.
Spokane reports a man named Charles H. Davis killed his wife and infant child and then attempted suicide at his north Spokane home. In minutes the family was dead, with Davis driving a razor through them and himself, ending in a bloody kitchen scene. Davis, 31, a panel raiser at Washington Mill, had complained of lack of financial help. His wife, also 31, was described as highly respected.
Odessa reports twenty four leaders of recent disturbances hanged in prisons on Thursday. Seventeen more will be publicly executed upon arrival of General Ignatieff. Georgi Pobiedonosets battleship crew arrives to transfer sixty seven mutineers to Sevastopol for court martial. Of 202 arrested for robbery or incendiary acts, seventy four acquitted and twenty eight sentenced to six weeks in prison.
Nicholas IIs government elevates Sergius Witte to chief plenipotentiary for the upcoming peace negotiations in the United States. Witte, about 66, rose from a railroad clerk to a leading liberal statesman amid powerful rivals and past finance minister setbacks.
In Williamsburg Brooklyn a riot by striking tailors and sympathizers caused extensive damage on Wal labout street. Police dispersed the crowd after the Janae Newman clothing factory was wrecked. Newman the factory owner was gravely injured and likely to die. over twenty others were hurt.
In Columbia 8 C The coroner's jury ruled K Keeth Dargan former president of the Independent Cotton Of company of Darlington died by taking carbolic acid. Pegram Dargan his brother was present and stayed with him until death but the jury found no accessory role for him.
In Lone Rock township Anadarko Oklahoma, Renirick and Thurston Plowman, both local school board officers, were shot Thursday during a dispute tied to school matters. Givens Nathan and Lew Masiera are held on alleged complicity after the incident at Bentrom’s base where they supposedly targeted school books.
The Oklahoma Times Journal describes an Indigenous practice where a sick man is secluded with a doctor for three days to brew herbal remedies. If no improvement, a Pachotsha feast follows with cornbread and meat shared by relatives before a communal dance and ritual chant. If outcomes fail, the patient dies or improves by Providence.
In Moravia New York on July 17 a Mrs Benj Wilson suffered diabetes until she weighed 180 pounds from 200. After trying two doctors with no relief a campaign advert led her husband to use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Five boxes cured her, restoring health and easing pain.
The California Fruit Growers Association is supplying fruit buyers and traveling agents with automobiles after receiving a carload of machines recently.
A satirical note from the Atlanta Constitution mocks a tea brand and promotional claim. It quotes poet Hope Spriggins Jones defending writing as a hobby, while lampooning a grocer and a slogan about superior tea.
The Philadelphia Record cites a proverb about the fool and the lazy man noting the value of seizing a good thing and the idea that costs are minimal if you act. It frames thrift and opportunity with a grocer offering refunds if not satisfied.
A fragment displays a playful pledge about money and tea, stating we want you to have it and you should like your tea. It contrasts business and pleasure with business often getting the worse deal, and includes a garbled line about Tour Brover and Hebbling's Yew.
The text appears as a jumble of quotations and phrases about money, dogs, and attire, with unclear source or coherent event. It does not present a discernible news item, date, or identifiable people or organizations to summarize into a proper card.
A fragmented note extols tea as the world’s cheapest nice drink while alluding to a mysterious pot and garbled names, hinting at a historical or cultural anecdote about beverages and value.
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