Kemmerer Camera Promotes Local Publishing Co
Fragmentary OCR lists Kemmerer Publishing Co and individuals G Carey J M Later F Prat and others, suggesting a local notice or promotional item for a camera and frame service. Names and roles are unclear, but the piece appears to advertise publishing and framing offerings in Kemmerer.
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THE
Kemmerer Publishing CO
Ple Cubaly
Db Lowrie Eervry
Fro. G. Carey
View Prat Frames
Ppeipper
Tram JM Later
Giardet Mirage
Parade crowds at Moe fair amid frost and fires
Thirty thousand men gathered at Moe for a decoration parade in Great Louis, while reports from Coveland recount an explosion at a torpedo factory. Four people died and twenty seven were injured. Frost spread across southern Indiana damaging fruit and early gardens. Additional updates cover political unrest in Rome, vaccination debates in Hawaii, and various global incidents including Manila, Melbourne, and Manchurian tensions.
Salonica Massacre Reports Reach Across Frontiers
Reports claim Albanians plundered several Turkish villages near Prizren and that Turkish troops did not intervene. Italians arrived at Salonica amid fear of foreign troops landing. Austria urged to withdraw its squadron. Rumors cite Constantinople and Uskub of planned massacres of Christians. censorship limits reliable news.
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Salonien
Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Salonica
Yorta
Austria
Uskub
Hooper Young Case Ties Self Destruction to Patseauer Death
The body in a New York cab is identified as Ernest A. Patseauer, a Brooklyn training school master linked to Hooper Young, the Mrs. Pulitzer murderer. Patseauer told an assistant district attorney that Young was innocent and that he could prove it, claiming a fiancée of his would soon be found dead and implicating the killer. The supposed fiancée later denied engagement and said Patseauer was drinking heavily and appeared mad.
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New York City
Ernest A. Patseauer
Brooklyn
Hooper Young
Pulitzer
Patseauer
Patseauver
Young
Putswauer
Cracy
Dynamite Attack on Chicago Negro Church
A dynamite blast targeted the Institutional church at 3825 Dearborn after a policy debate. The blast shattered windows and blew a wall hole but left most attendees unharmed. Pastor R C Ransom leading the anti policy crusade had received threats prior to the attack.
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Chicago
Institutonal
R. C. Ransom
Clergy reprimand urged after Vanderbilt marriage
Bishop Frederick Burgess of the Long Island Episcopal diocese says the Rev. Mr. Hadden who officiated at the Vanderbilt marriage likely will be reprimanded. He warns the clergyman could be barred from entering any diocese, effectively suspending him from the church.
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Frederick Burgess
Long Island Episcopal
Vanderbilt
Hadden
Two Negro Murderers Hanged Bridge by a Mab
Bryant and Morrie were hanged near Yazoo bridge at Haynes Mira near Vicksburg just before daylight Sunday. Bryant confessed implicating Morrin as the shooter. About 200 armed farmers intercepted officers and seized the two men, taking them to a nearby thicket. The motive for the murder remains unclear.
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Hob
Bryant
Will Morrie
W. H. Legg
Yazoo
Haynes
Mira
Vicksburg
Morrin
Lage Place
Ree
President Sundays in Kansas sermon at Uitle Methodist Church
President Sundays in Kansas attended the Uitle Methodist church in Shure fioriner, listening to a sermon by William Carter of Kansas City. An amusing moment occurred as two people approached the president’s pew during services and shared a hymn while he offered his hand amidst a crowd.
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Ikecanvet
Uitle Methodist
Shure Fioriner
Kans
Stev
William Carter
Kansas City
Boon
Qooheyoit
Wriday
Kinsas City
Kan
Werome
Pya
Aileen Mmilen
Convention Hall
Parisk
Habemore Hotel
Mercial Clat of
de. C. Clifton
A. W
Nowen
Kansna
Colorado
OG. M. Meh
Har
Oregon
Cheyen
Roosevelt
Filipino fanatic captured led insurrection in Mindanao region
Tim, once known as Steckaeith and claiming divine origin, led a fanatical movement in Misamis Mindanao. Governor Calles and foreign allies captured him near Laon, while his deputy Higfe claimed prophetship. Insurgent activity waned as others surrendered and civilians returned to towns. Captain Pershing plans a Lake Lanao east shore column amid expected opposition.
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Steckaeith
Cailive
la Twkta
Tim
Toland
Laon
Rios
Imany
Hig
Laroe
Callles
Tice
Dingulee
Hiefe
Camp Vicars
Mindalao
Pershing
Limestone Slide Triggers California Mine Disaster
Walton B. Dowhan of American Canadian Coal & Coke Mining reports from Bakersfield that seventy people mostly women and children died in the town of Frank N W 7. No mine fatalities. two men thought dead were rescued alive. Six cottages and several buildings burned. mine remains intact and operations delayed awaiting railroad track repairs. Cause linked to a limestone slide from Turtle Mountain.
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Walton B. Dowhan
American Canadian Coal & Coke Mining Company
Frank
N. W
Gow
Bakersfield
Cal
Campa
Growind
Oathralls
Umestone
Turtle Movntala
Tortured Montreal Millionaire Yields in Blackmail Plot
A Montreal dispatch reports a violent blackmail attempt against Dalphise Camilie Brseca, a local millionaire, who endured twenty two hours of threats and coercion by a man and woman. He signed a $13 000 note and confessed compromising relations with the wife of the blackmailer, prompting the alleged couple to be jailed within twenty four hours. Bromgeau had visited the woman’s apartment to arrange sale of property after answering a misleading advertisement.
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Montreal
Waec
Dalphise Camilie Br Seca
Bromgeau
Courts Grant Temporary Restraining Order Against Hutte Unions
In Butte Montana Judge Knowles issued a temporary order restraining Hutte labor organizations from interfering with Western Union Telegraph Co. and set a show cause date of May 7 for why it should not be made permanent. The move follows a week of union disputes affecting the company’s operations.
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United States
Helene
Mont
Knowles
Hutte
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Butte
Franks Town Devastated by Turtle Mountain Eruption
A turtle mountain eruption near Frank in British Columbia killed 142 people and left miners trapped. The town’s roofs collapsed under rock as lava and debris blocked rivers and rail lines. Seventy or more remain missing or feared dead in the disaster.
World Ends Rumor After Turtle Mountain Disaster
A Vancouver sourced alert to the Seattle Times describes a dawn catastrophe at Turtle Mountain near Frank. A huge rock slide buried mine buildings and homes, with about 120 miners killed and 28 to 30 shaft workers trapped. Nearby Mormon colonies in Alberta are cited, with roads and rail lines noted.
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Seattle Times
Vancouver
Turtle Mountain
Frank
Debria
Mines Gaseous Reports From Fernie Area In Coal Region
Indirect reports from Fernie claim lava and ashes from an outbreak choke Old Man River near Frank town. About 1000 residents amid a valley settlement. Crown Nest pass entrance tunnels across the river. French Canadian Coal company operates mines for eighteen months mining 400 tons daily. gases reported in mines.
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Fernie
Old Man N
Frank
Crown Nest Pass
President Arrives in St Louis for World Fair Dedication
President Roosevelt arrived in St Louis Wednesday afternoon to participate in the dedication ceremonies of the Louisiana Purchase exposition. His train reached Foryth June One at 4 24 and he was escorted to Odeon hall for a brief address. Members of the national committee and a reception committee welcomed the president as spectators filled the hall.
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Roosevelt
St. Louth
Foreythe
Good Roads
Odeon Hall
Evacuation Report From Shin King Province Unclear
A garbled dispatch claims Russia evacuated Shin King in Manc huria with no details. An official note cites Japan appealing for American naval support. The article also mentions Mukdes as capital of Varchuria, a misrendered place name.
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Japanver
Yoko Dima
Lelegram
Russia
Manchuria
Belay
Foreign Office
Japan
Muldien
Mukdes
Varchuria
Opening of World's Fair Dedication Amid Rain and Parade
The Liberal Arte building hosted dedication ceremonies for the exposition as an 11 000-strong parade marched down Lincoln Boulevard to the grounds. President Roosevelt and ex president Cleveland spoke as diplomats, governors, and officials attended. Despite rain, 100 000 people filled the auditorium to witness the event. Local contingent included 3 000 Missouri and 1 000 Illinois and New York units among others, with Governor James H. Peabody of Colorado also present.
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Liberal Arte
Lin+doll boulevard
United States
Roowenvit
Cleveland
Diplomatiota
Roosevelt
Thase
Hue
New York
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Obie
Colorado
James H. Peabody
Rock Slide Kills 63 At Frank Northwest Canada
A massive rock slide at Turtle Mountain near Frank Northwest Canada overnight has killed 63 residents and left many bodies unrecovered. The Canadian American Coal and Coke plant and surrounding mine operations were destroyed, with direct damage estimated above a million dollars and railway disruptions adding to the losses.
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Frank
WN. W
Turtle Mountain
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Howard Found Guilty Again In Goebel Murder Trial
The jury in Frankfort Kentucky found James Howard guilty of the 1899 Goebel governor murder. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after the panel initially disagreed and was sent back by the court. Howard has prior convictions. one death verdict and another life sentence were reversed by the court of appeals. Henry Raber of Jersey City died in a hydrophobia hospital ward after dog bite concerns. A large group of Winnebago or linked strike members faced arrests in Kansas City for a different labor action.
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James Howard
Frankfort
William Goebel
Builly
Howard
Court of Appeals
Henry Raber
Jerny City
N. J
Reber
Tie
Turbulent Western News Items Across States and Districts
A collage of reports from Wyoming Colorado Montana and beyond covers weather damage livestock strikes and accidents. Migration and labor tensions mix with crime trials and court actions as figures such as Anthony Gallagher and J A Day figure in varying headlines.
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Melbourne
Mariquina
Manila
Sasakatoon
Manitoba
Doak
Sasakaloop
Navy Department
South Wn
Cape Henry
Admiral Dewey
General Board
Alfonso
Leon Sanders
St. Louis
Mary Burke
Logan
Joseph BE
Lynn
County Alma House
Washington, D. C
Jay Gould
Hise Barrett
Elsie Palmer
House of Correction
Mia
Emma Wallace
Wilkesharre
Newark
Evelyn Hodge
Ingersoll Vingo
Samuel Williams
Hhreeveport, la
Twelve Mile Bayou
Prishtipa
Uio
Othem
Blackmat Pal
Macedonian Committee
Treape
Kansas
Galenica
Empire
Macendone
B. C
Fiveky Mountains
Nné
Yank
Frank Mine
Eye
Sheila
Aberta
Alberta
St Mary’s River
Lethbridge
S J. Mary's River
Crow's Nest
Canadian Pacific
President
Gt. Louis
Ginty
Louie
Tuy Woon
Eniod
Wakoo Kid
Ceourniton
Kanone City
ALC
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Dart
Allie
Spokane
Owlog
Anthony Gallagher
Lawren
Eva Hart
J. W. Kris
H. A. Day
Western Union Teim
Supreme Court
Aqua
Theridge Company
Th Nelly Company
Puobi Utrike
Earl Rawaon
Sophon
Denver
Ral Baldwin
Jamen Cowan Hon
Cowan Pey
Cowan
Shi
Montana Club
Philip Watkins
Billig
Park City
Cabo
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Wecher
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