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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1907

Page

15

Trick of Turkish Sharpergings and the Constantinople Fraud

Washington reports on a Turkish sharpers trick used by a European supplier racket. The seduction begins with price inquiries then quick orders, cash paid, and a fraudulent London draft with fake bank signatures. Shipment arrives in Constantinople before the buyer realizes the draft is bogus and the signatures are counterfeit.

Washington William Smith-Lyte Constantine Furnithon Turkey Europe Dea London Constantinople

Longest steel bridge planned for New York Hell Gate crossing

Plans filed for a New York connecting railroad steel viaduct over Hell Gate as part of a three mile long bridge system linking New Haven Hartford and Pennsylvania lines. The stern arch span towers rise 200 feet with 140 foot clearance over water and a 1000 foot arch section. Four tracks will be embedded in a stone viaduct, aiming for a through route from New England to the south and west.

New York Pennsylvania Railroad Munnicipal Wet Commission New York, New Haven & Hartford Long Island Pennsylvania New England Hell Gate

Protects Korean Forests Plan Outlined By Japan and Korea

Washington reports Luke B Wright, U S Ambassador to Japan, sent the cooperative forest use plan for Korea’s Yalu and Ture valleys. The scheme mirrors U S forestry methods and aims to curb wasteful lumbering while funding a $600,000 enterprise with half in Korean funds.

Washington Luke B. Wright United States Ambalsador Japan Yalu Ture Forest Service Korea Kamera Seny Pingyang Taku

Amusing tale from Quimper of two mothers and a birth

A bizarre incident reports a wife named Le Bans bearing a son who is then swapped and registered by two men. The father sold the child to a butcher’s wife, while the husband Le Saux registers another birth for his own child. The infant is described as having two mothers in law and two separate families.

Quimper de Driktany Aan le Bans Mme

Copper in Africa a potential world leader in Tanganyika

The article notes Tanganyika could hold the world’s largest copper industry, with vast value but long development ahead. It warns mining shares may decline before properties yield dividends as rail links like the Ben Guelen and Rhodesia lines face multi year completion. Robert Williams is highlighted as a pioneer organizer of the effort.

Africa Tanganyika Rhodesia Robert Willams

Talmage's Widow a Writer in Washington Circles

The widow of T. De Witt Talmage, famed Brooklyn preacher, resides in Washington after his death. She writes for magazines and newspapers, mostly verse, under a pen name, and remains active in literary circles.

Forrests Principle and Gen Forrest Civil War Art of War

A brief summing up credits General Nathan Bedford Forrest as born of humble means and lightly educated but endowed with high military genius. As cavalry leader he is described as fearless and unequaled, with 129 battles and 27 engagements under him, and his concise war philosophy: to seize victory with speed and force.

Armée

Kureki's Tact Sparks Diplomatic Dress Exchange

General Kureki, famed for his tact, returns Japan military dress after meeting President Roosevelt. The move avoids enforcing full dress by American officers and preserves frayed relations and public opinion amid a tense wartime atmosphere.

Kureki Japan Roosevelt

New Metric Chart From Bureau Of Standards

A new metric chart for international metric measurements has been prepared by the Bureau of Standards of the Department of Commerce. It will be furnished free to any exhibitor or system user upon request.

Bureau of Standards Department of Commerce and Talur Mra Winkham Tyan Mre Minkhem

Long Way to Lecture by President Jordan Abroad

President Jordan plans a lecture tour from California to Australia and New Zealand visiting colleges of the antipodes to discuss the American university system and higher education. He will address scholarly audiences and engage in dialogue on academic programs and governance.

Jordan California Australia New Zealand American University System

Flittiney Reflects on Keeping or Throwing Old Papers

A reflective piece ponders sorting a lifetime of papers and mementos. The author weighs saving letters and cards against letting go as age and perspective shift.

Not a Provident Millionaire In Looming Tunerut Carriage Scene

A garbled report recalls a procession past a bridge with many carriages including mourners and mowers. A distressed observer challenges a policeman amid confusion about payments and a wedding between named figures, with odd phrases tainting the account.

Willamaburg Bridge Brooklyn Tase Cirptage Quat Golig Mamtiat

Fragmented OCR of sports tale reads like garbled interview

A garbled excerpt shows a kangaroo themed scene with misread names and incomplete dialogue. The text mentions an Australian champion and unclear lines about a voyage or event, but details are unreadable.

Be Clever of Him Yeas When Dobler tlle an teteb story

The text appears garbled with multiple transcription errors and no clear event or names. It resembles a damaged newspaper snippet with no readable facts to summarize. No coherent人物 or organizations are identifiable for a factual card.

Dobler

Traveling drummer seeks hot water in old Texan hamlet

A nameless traveling drummer stays at a country hostel in a small Texas town. He asks for hot water and orders service, but the local black parlor worker apologizes for the lack of hot water, explaining their shortages. The scene hints at local racial and social dynamics of the period.

Darkey Boas

Cuticura Heals Four-Year Skin Eczema Claim

A woman describes severe facial itching from eczema treated by two physicians with no relief. After using a Cuticura remedy set for six months her skin cleared completely three years ago and has remained symptom free. The letter is dated October 28, 1905 from Selita, Alabama.

Lizale Sledge Ae Ave Selita

Prizes for Tanned Faces and Public Health Stakes

A fragment summary of a London era publishs a discussion on prizes for tanned faces and a public health focus. It mentions individuals such as Pier and Petter and references preparations and medical remedies. The text includes unclear names, locations, and dated remarks about health and rewards linked to a controversial display.

Publie Et de Farnam Halliday Eoteond Pds Coorroko I London

Meandering Mike and Plodiing Pete Pledge Honest Policy

Fragmentary quotes show Meandering Mike claiming honesty as policy and Plodiing Pete asserting big transactions enable hiring top legal talent. The language reflects a hometown newspaper style with dialect and phonetic spelling.

Mike

Fractured OCR Snippet Hints At Local Event Or Trial

Fragmentary text mentions Alen, a comain cure, and figures such as Olmsted and Ne Ye Wieely. It hints at a trial or legal-like event with references to places and names, but concrete facts are unclear. The readable phrases suggest a newspaper card about a local matter with actors and dates obscured.

Alen Wwollen Atoll Dimquisty Olmsted la Roy

The Role of Women and Lydia E Pinkham Medicine

A fragment extols homemaker labor and urges women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Includes testimonials from Sadie Abbott and M rs Pinkham endorsements, promising health benefits and recovery guidance for reproductive issues and childbirth recovery.

Eaties Lyd B. Pinkham Hadie Abbott Jeannette Ponent Perthat Lydia E. Pinkbam

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