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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
10
A garbled chronicling of western crimes and civic news references a bank of incidents. Mentions include a Reno forgery case involving $7500, a fatal shooting in a Montana saloon, and police actions in Cody Wyoming. The report also alludes to mayoral tensions in Butte and labor disputes with wage details.
Ida Saxton McKinley was born in Canton on June 8 1847 and married William McKinley on January 25 1871 in the new Presbyterian Church. The article notes her upbringing in Canton, education at private schools in Dell N Y and Brook Hall Seminary in Media PA, and mentions the death of her husband at the time of the piece with references to Cortelyon and other figures.
A late count shows Arhola and Tayewall in Hopkins County endured a tornado that damaged Will's Paine and Emory Saturday night. A child of Pink Kirk and George Davis died, William Pickett and wife were seriously hurt, others injured. Homes were wrecked and one village saw several houses blown down with no fatalities reported there.
Denver plans a one million dollar “milling temple” to be built by the National Mining Congress. The executive committee backed a plan costing 1,000,000, while some members urged delaying the project.
Fragmentary notes recount losses in the Spanish War with scattered names and places. The text mentions Field Mane and memorial references, including unclear names and dates, hinting at a wartime remembrance column or obituary list.
Revolt erupts in Wong Kong Uping district of Chin Chu prefecture with rebels joined by natives from neighboring provinces. Officials flee, station guards mobilize, police attempt to curb excesses. Chinese bankers form steam launch patrol to deter coastal marauders while disturbances spread to Pakbe and Lien Chow where situation remains tense.
Abraham Ruef appeared as his own lawyer in a San Francisco bribery graft matter. He sat in a Jewish synagogue court room with Elisor Blegg nearby and Mayor Schmitz across the aisle, while Delmas was hired to defend other suspects in the Oliver grand jury probe.
The Boise courtroom adjourned as the jury exhaustion delayed the trial. A second special venire was ordered after an earlier panel was disqualified. Preston and Smith faced long sentences with prison terms for conspiracy and murder, while a new trial date was set for Monday.
Fragmented OCR notes describe defendants and officials in a vast conspiracy case in Los Angeles. The garbled text references wage orders, Provident Hanwell, Fury Asphalbolos, and multiple individuals tied to land, hearings, and legal actions. Complex, unclear details obscure concrete outcomes.
Enraged Bengal tiger broke from its cage during a Saturday Twin Falls performance of Selli Flora elious, killing a four year old girl and injuring others before a Twin Falls blacksmith shot the beast dead. The crowd fled as the animal maimed and knocked spectators from the stands. The tiger was slain after a six shot volley. A separate Idaho report notes a miner trial and a Kansas missing son found in a university morgue.
An escaped prisoner, Einar Martin, awaiting trial for desertion at Jefferson Barracks, was shot dead by a sentry near Fort Harrincas in Via. The incident occurred Saturday night as Martin fled with Bentyy Joseph Cothran, who later was found wounded in the woods. Cothran reportedly retreated and hid, while Martin did not surrender. Authorities pursued other escapees but did not arrest them.
Wank Wrecker, former provident of Fidelity Savings in Denver, was convicted in September 1908 of wrecking a fund and sentenced to a state penitentiary term under two years. Governor Buchitel granted him release on parole while authorities report plans for restitution to the people who lost funds. Depantars indicate about ten percent of claims have been settled.
New York dispatch reports a steamship named Korea was towed in after perilous conditions on Friday. Passengers were kneeling on deck as crew fought to prevent sinking. The vessel listed heavily, water ran short, and several officers signaled distress as the ship neared Boston Harbor.
San Francisco grand jury indicts ten officials and municipal figures in a bribery scheme linked to granting an overhead franchise to the Wallet company. Indictments name Mayor Eugene Korhman Ruef, President la hour, Mullally of Railroads, Attorney Ford, William M corporation, Bre Glake, and Pacific Telephone & Telegraph officers. Charges allege payments and deals tied to the Home Trip Bay project.
A series of weather events left loss of life and significant damage across Oklahoma. Reports describe a tornado and ensuing fires causing destruction near Snyiter and nearby areas, with warnings and emergency responses underway.
Fragmented OCR text from a New York area page mentions local residents and names such as John Heade and Phomus Kelly with garbled details about events and injuries. Lacks coherent dates or clear actions. reads as a damaged local notice or brief with uncertain persons.
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