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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
2
Clipped OCR text notes heat in Cleveland and fires, drownings in Muskegon and Thessaly, epidemics in Pittsboro, mutinies by soldiers in Odge Frances, and a flood in Trikala. Japanese landings barred at Salina Cri amid rising death tolls and upheaval across many regions.
Four members of the Kershaw family, Scotlel Kors haw Layton farmer and his wife Rhoda 16 and two daughters Anna and Rhoda, were killed when their buggy was struck by a fast Oregon Short Line train near Layton Utah at 7 pm Tuesday. The horse bolted toward the track as the engine swept the curve and the occupants were hurled against the locomotive.
Fragmented report from Mukden notes rising tension as Jia fan moves on defense of youth rights and Chinese negotiators pursue renewed agreements with foreign powers. References to Ko Wftnd and other figures suggest military and diplomatic maneuvering on the Vale river amid broader regional friction.
A garbled report outlines a chaotic sequence around Central America and a high level political misalignment involving President Zelagrn and international figures. The piece mentions diplomatic tension, potential policy shifts, and urgent calls for clarity amid mounting confusion.
Civil engineer H M Hedges shot A S Whitney Boise contractor in room No 5 at Idanha hotel after a Liargain crowd. Hedges and wife accompanied by Caldwell ties. Whitney severely wounded with six shots, one hitting neck jaw shoulder and abdomen. Hedges jailed, wife returned to Caldwell.
A violent storm hit Indian Territory Sunday causing widespread property damage estimated at nearly a thousand dollars. Lightning struck tanks near Tulsa, with several small tanks damaged and witnesses reporting heavy damage to structures and equipment as residents described the event.
Fragmented interview remarks attributed to private secretary Dinah suggest Governor Johnson denies seeking the presidency. The misspelled copy notes uncertainty about a potential bid and mentions the Governor framing the question of candidacy as unlikely.
The Black Kid, a famed lone bandit, held up two Yosemite bound stages near Wawona California on Thursday. He relieved sixteen passengers of valuables while chatting with drivers, using a rifle to threaten both stages, and even shared peaches and crackers before releasing everyone. Descriptions align with the highwayman who terrorized the area in 1905 and last year, including a photo session with a tourist.
Narbonne France experiences violent mob action with secret police martyred and civilians brutalized. Courts become dangerous as residents fear lynching by rioters. Troops intervene to protect law officers amid ongoing bloodshed.
In St Petersburge the fate of Viborg manifesto signers may stretch into summer as pardons and elections loom. Meanwhile in San Francisco a fire on Van Ness damaged several businesses near Secramiente Street, with losses estimated up to 260000 and seven firms affected by the blaze.
An odd OCR fragment describes a psychologist visiting Orchard Tale professor in Bulew for studying a murderer. It mentions Miesbons Loleakier MBL Map and vague references to Yale, a Phy Wee Game, and a slave figure during a period of upheaval. The legible names are uncertain and no clear events or dates emerge.
Denver report on Western Federation of Mine workers showing a contested vote and delayed strike action. The executive committee led by Alnaquergus, NM, and Pele fine presided over proceedings. A former leader surrendered to authorities in February and was released on parole as case details emerged.
A dynamite cartridge was thrown from the gallery of the Chamber of Deputies. The fuse detached as it fell into the benches and caused a panic. The assailant, described as insane, fled the scene toward the dome while authorities arrested the culprit who was identified as deranged.
Gustave Lanny of Bantuan Wan suffered critical injuries after a boxing bout at the Lone Acre club. He was removed to Bellevin hospital in serious condition, likely from multiple contusions to the head. Lanny had fought four rounds with BoWord Bulth before collapsing and needing assistance to leave the ring.
In a high profile trial, Darrow seeks to prove Orchard framed Steusen and implicates Western Federation of Miners. Haywood and others face accusations while defense calls witnesses to dispute conspiracy claims. Testimony links Pinkerton and mine owners to alleged crimes to undermine the federation.
Testimony focused on Harry Orchard and Frank Steunenberg threats linked to the Cripple Creek mine dispute. Witnesses testified whether Orchard threatened to kill Steunenberg and others, with defense highlighting alleged past motives from mine sales and local feuds.
A temporary sidewalk collapse on Morhet avenue injured multiple people including a son and others named Kale and Veterman. Bystanders described severe bruising and possible fractures, with the structure tipping over an extension near a local build site.
In Tacoma a landing slip broke on a Sunday causing a crash of a twenty ton vessel. Excursionists suffered injuries as the slip collapsed sending a crew into the water and trapping several men. Rescue efforts and a search followed for the missing, with authorities reporting multiple casualties and a chaotic scene aboard the ship.
A Pacific steamship Santiago sank off the Chile coast after a collision with a vessel from the Pan American Navigation. One officer survived, many crew members are missing or perished, and rescue efforts are underway near Ancud. The storm damaged nearby towns causing injuries and property loss. International conferences on relief were reported but details remain unclear.
Readable fragments show Oklahoma residents may vote in August while a Supreme Court case on a panel injunction continues. The disputed order bars actions by a committee regarding a constitutional question and involves a judge named Rann and related court subcases.
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