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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
3
Justice Jortice Brown announces retirement from the Supreme Court after ten years on the bench. Born in 183?, he studied at Yale and Michigan, served as county sheriff and U.S. attorney before joining the state circuit court. He plans to travel and may retire after this term.
Analysis of physicians and clans misusing nerve theories to explain ailments. The writer laments overconfidence in nervous diagnoses, recalling earlier times when anatomy was clearer and treatments were simpler. They note doctors still fall back on nerves to justify patient complaints, invoking Waynosl derivations and mock cures.
A fragmented passage discusses scientific claims regarding human evolution and use of electricity. It contrasts speculative theories with cautious, evidence based science and notes the need for rigorous demonstration before long range conclusions. The text references observers and investigators and questions sensational predictions.
The report notes President Fallieros as a music lover and a keen billiards figure in Paris society. It mentions prominent figures Laue Faure Crovy MacMahon and others in a lively yet unclear account of a shooting party and political links.
About two thousand American troops from army, navy, and local forces attacked a lava mountain on Mindanao Island, marching March 6 to 8. They captured the stronghold after heavy fighting, with 18 Americans killed and 53 wounded while Moros suffered heavy losses.
Gen Carter describes Jolo natives as Malay pirates descendants and outlines the island’s walls and fortifications. He notes military governance under civil control, with Jolo commanded by a colonel who is both civil and military governor, reflecting U.S. rule in the western Philippine Islands.
A fragmentary reflection on love and appreciation within family ties. The speaker urges showing genuine gratitude to a husband wife and mother for their sacrifices and values. A child’s simple thanks is noted as deeply rewarding beyond measure.
Quoted fragments discuss admiring adversity’s good qualities and the command over nature. The passage reflects on human frailty and divine security, citing Bacon as the source. It emphasizes resilience under hardship and trust in God amid trials.
A quirky historical note describes a golf mishap involving four clergymen and a beleaguered curate. The following day a sermon cites a misquoted text from Mark about profit and the world, humorously linking the eighth chapter and thirty sixth verse to the lost fast hole.
Orchard was brought from Boise to Caldwell with deputies and Pinkerton detectives armed with Winchester rifles for arraignment on the murder charge of former Governor Stoudenberg. He declined to plead. the court entered a not guilty plea for him. Attorneys Coxe and Bryan of Payette were appointed to defend him. No trial date set. hearing expected after the Haywood Moyer and Petilione trials.
Andrew Hamilton told the Albany insurance investigating committee that payments he received over ten years from New York Life and other insurers were made with full knowledge and approval of the directors and management. He accused top company officials and committees of being unfit to run the firm.
In St. Petersburg discussions among oppressed races surface as Jewish agitation grows. A decree may settle the matter with equality for Jews except in eligibility for civil and military service. The emperor reportedly weighs revelations from the Jewish delegation received March 7 and 10, as Count Wille Otis or related pages push for a swift resolution.
The national convention of the United Mine Workers of America opened at 10 o'clock Thursday with over 100 delegates present. President Mitchell called the meeting to discuss any quieting that may arise an agreement with coal operators that would prevent a general strike on April 4, which could bring 125,000 miners into action. The conference with the operators will be in view Monday.
An explosion at the Bed Thomson steel works in Bullock, Poop Thawilay caused eight men to burn severely when an overturned ladle filled from a furnace toppled into the clinker pit. The injured were rushed to Mercy hospital where doctors report three likely to recover.
Bennington Correspondence Boston Herald reports on Isaac Tichenor Pratt longtime hunter and trapper who died. He trapped bears since age twelve and never carried a firearm, using a hatchet and his faithful dog. His father was famed as a hunter and trapper.
A correspondent in London Field refutes a claim he shot a lying heron while fishing in the River Colne at Uxbridge or near Janiepoun in Wales. The trapped live bait recovered the trout, revived it after searing, and the fish was returned to the river to recover fully.
York inventor patent claims a novel metal box resembling a mail box to collect visiting cards left on graves. The device features a glass front, black drapery, and a Venetian trim, mounted on a post among tombstones. York capitalists plan to organize a company to promote the invention.
An old Pennsylvania farmer hatches a plan to fell a tree after failed deals. Neighbors join a hunting party and four men cut at the base, sparking a noisy brawl as the timber finally drops with a dramatic crack.
A former named Hiswing went to a bank in Norman Missouri and borrowed money. He deposited $20 in his pocket, then disappeared, leaving a debt of $790. The bank recovered $400 and applied it to Higgins accounts, locating the owner after a search.
A Griswold County farmer reports success in turkey raising. He grew turkeys last year, selling twenty one pounds of turkey meat.
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