Kemmerer Camera publication notes and staff
A fragmented historical newspaper item lists the Kemmerer Camera title the publishing company Kemmerer Publishing Co and names staff members such as Casey Pao and Troan Sayer with roles including managing and planning.
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Multiple world and local events reported in a single dispatch
Reports span deaths from a plant explosion in Minneapolis to a train collision in Jamestown. Elections update Stephen Mallory re elected to US Senate in Florida. Morocco’s sultan’s brother proclaimed emperor. France faces unrest over religious expulsions. Progressive euchre condemned in Illinois. famine relief in China. various court and crime notes across states.
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Stephen H. Mallory
United States Senate
Florida
the Hague
States General
Holland
Venezuela
Montgomery County
Mlinois
Meilita
Morocco
Muley Mohammed
Pes
Ironton
Portland Cement Company
Ben Garvey
Oller
Erie
Jamestown
France
Miner Dies After Fall From Third Story Window
C T West, a Deep Creek miner, died after being found unconscious with a crushed skull at a Salt Lake City rooming house. Police suspect foul play. Ike Hughes, a Black ex convict, is jailed on murder charges pending investigation. Evidence links Hughes to threats and possible involvement.
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C. T. West
Deep Creek
Commercial Atront
Salt Lake City
Holy Crom Hospital
Ike Hughes
Hughes
West
Eleven Die After Train Collision Near Buffalo Kansas
A northbound Missouri Pacific stock train crashed into the rear of a work train just north of Buffalo Kansas, killing eleven crewmen. The wreck halted traffic as investigators began to piece together the cause and timetables.
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Missouri Pacific
Buffalo
Kans
Battle in Somaliland as Mullah’s forces overwhelm British detachment
An engagement near Gumburrd, Somaliland, 45 miles west of Galadl, pits Brigadier General Manning and Colma Cobbe against the Mullah's 2,000 horsemen and 1,000 spearmen. The British detachment under Colonel Plunkett fights until ammunition runs dry, then uses bayonet charges but is overwhelmed. British losses include all officers and 170 men. Somali casualties are reported high, with Mullah forces totaling 3,000 to 4,000 horsemen and about 400 spearmen.
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Mad Mull
Not Guilty Verdict for James W. Kelly in Cayley Murder Case
James W. Kelly of Butte Montana, publisher, was found not guilty by a jury after about an hour of deliberation in the murder of Dr Henry A Cayley. Kelly testified the room was dark when he entered and a man ordered him out, prompting him to fire in self defense.
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Margaret Horenck
Leule Dewar
Missouri House of Delegates
Carthage
Hensley Johnson
Herbert W. Bowen
Hague
Venezuela
James W.kelly
Butte
Mont
Henry A. Cayley
Kelly
Dr. Cayley
Mme
Ruth la Bonta
Cayley
President in Omaha Crowds Pack Colizeum for Speech
Ten thousand people gathered at the Colizeum in Omaha last night to hear President Reds It. A rainstorm and brisk wind marked the journey from Lincoln where the president faced an unsettled day. The city had prepared for his arrival, with estimates of about fifty thousand spectators lining streets along a mile and a half carriage route.
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Omaha
Hell Sides
Immigrants Pouring Into the Land of the Free
Immigration figures for the fiscal year show a surge likely to surpass all years except 1882. The Bureau of Immigration reports rising arrivals and a possible record in the current period.
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Land of the
Free
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Walind States
Immigration and disasters mix in late 19th century report
A chaotic dispatch reports a train wreck with twenty five injured and four fatally, plus a separate note on immigration figures for the months ending March. It mentions Peter Frye as work boss, misread orders blamed for wrecks, and various other incidents including a confession linked to McKinney’s room.
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Tve
Grecka
Peter Frye
Buffalo
Lurung Debrig
Otter Delng
Partitioning China and the scramble for Manchuria
European capitals push to constrain Washington as Manchuria drifts toward China. Powers seek guarantees to exploit Manchuria commercially. Open ports in China and revised China US treaties are raised as options while fears mount of a Russia driven ripple extending German and French spheres in Asia.
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Washington
China
Manchuria
Risa
United States
Germany
Shan Tung Peninsula
France
Tonquin
Rioting in France Rises Across Provinces
Disorder erupted as unauthorized gatherings were dispersed. In La Roch sur Foron 600 peasants guarding a Capuchin convent stoned three magistrates and drove them off. Two infantry companies and 100 cavalry arrived. At Saint Nicholas du Pont rioting followed an attempt to expel the Redemptionists.
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France
la Roch-aur-Foron
la Roche-sur-Foron
Strangled Former Sweetheart Case Shocks Indiana Town
Coroner evidence points to murder of Martha Lawrence, 19, found dead at Silas Beam’s Laporte home. Truman Beam, Silas’s son, is under arrest for possible involvement after proposing marriage and facing a refusal. Silas Beam publicly suspects his son.
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Carson
Martha Lawrence
Silas Beam
Laporte
Ind
Truman Beam
Miss Lawrence
Roosevelt favored for 1932 Republican nomination asserts strong support
Interview in the Los Angeles Express quotes David B. Henderson predicting Roosevelt will be nominated at the next Republican convention and elected with the largest ever majority. He states no opposition and cites a San Juan Hill style rallying spirit for the GOP.
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Los Angeles Express
David B. Henderson
Natonal House of Representatives
Hig Con
Long Beach
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Roosevelt Rides at Grand Island Nebraska Visit
President Roosevelt and party traveled to Grand Island Nebraska on Sunday arriving early morning. He attended St Stephen's Church in the forenoon and rode horseback in the afternoon with Senator Dietrich visiting Taylor's sheep ranch and the Soldiers Home. The ride covered about twenty miles.
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Roosevelt
Grand Island
Nebraska
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Senator Dietrich
Taylor
Ambush Fatality Narrows Range Feud In Trinidad
W. A. Roman a wealthy Gallings, Oki resident, died in Trinidad Colorado hospital from two bullet wounds suffered about ten days earlier while riding on the range. His brother F. Poman claimed the life claimed, as the We brothers were shot from their horses amid a bitter range feud.
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W. A. Roman
Gallings
Oki
Trinidad
Colo
F. Poman
Shot His Landlord in Beplon Transit Incident
A troubled resident, SANthon Bishop, described as a boule hopper from Beplon, was shot by a stranger. Bystanders reported the assailant fled the scene after injuring Bishop. Authorities have not released motive or charges as investigations continue.
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Santhon
Aldo
Hariwull Stafford
Hriuktinwie
Sacrificial Crime Story From Early 20th Century Court
John Crempin and his wife were involved in a heist of loyalty and crime in Perth Amboy New Jersey. Crempin confessed to stabbing a man and served time in Hungary before being freed after twenty years. He later learned his wife had lived with another man throughout his prison term and spent the rest of his life in New Jersey.
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John Crempin
Jane Bees
Perth Amboy
N.J
Jin Neutha
Hungary
Crampa
Crempa
America
New Jerney
Prussia Orders Expulsion of Mormons Amid Policy Clash
The Prussian government moved to expel Mormon settlers accusing polygamy and religious agitation. Officials note the action as a police measure while missionaries in Germany face restrictions. Cannon and other leaders seek reversal as tensions shift across states and embassies.
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Bertin Dtr
Priania
Grand Duchy
Mbeklend
Mary Monarion
Germany
Pram
Sla
Peter Lantensae
Utah
Schulthelws
Hugh J. Cannon
Berlin
Prussia
Cannon
Burg
Cleurch
Naval strength in waters shows global balance of power
The article notes America fields two battleships with twenty four smaller vessels in Manchuria and China waters. France has thirty one ships in the region, Britain thirty seven, and Japan maintains a strong coast force. The Kentucky and other American ships operate in Asiatic waters alongside gunboats and warships as powers project naval presence.
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America
Manchuria
China
France
India
Great Brita
Kentucky Ap
Japan
Macedonians Massacre Party for Slaying Their Day
A fragmentary report describes a violent Moslem led attack near Petron involving Captain Swen and others, with a casualty list including James Stanlay called the Gyppies. It mentions a funeral and restitution details amid disrupted events and unclear locations.
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