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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
10
A Basin jail break frees five inmates last week as authorities press to recapture them. Reports detail a man crushed under a freight train wheel near Salt Lake and multiple regional events including strikes, mine discoveries, court sentences, and a Wyoming librarian’s book fire losses.
Vice Admiral Kuzmich, port commander at St. Petersburg, was killed by a workman during a May Day dispute at the new admiralty works. The killer escaped into a forge crowd as troops and police searched for him. no identification of the assailant was found.
In Warsaw Police Captain Constantino and two policemen stood with four soldiers when a young man hurled a bomb. The blast killed Captain Constantino and wounded a policeman and six others. A subsequent gunfire wounded a soldier. soldiers fired back, killing two assailants and wounding eleven bystanders. Eleven more hurt as bayonets and gun butts were used. The assailants sought the captain’s life since May of last year after he ordered soldiers to fire on a procession, causing thirty deaths.
A garbled May rainfall reports misery in refugee camps, affecting homeholders and street cooking as ash and smoke from ongoing confinement disrupt daily life. The fragment hints at a citywide impact on San Francisco residents during a period of unrest.
Fragmentary text describes a woman connected to a crime with references to years, a court, and an appeal. Names and places are unclear due to damaged print but indicate a legal proceeding and potential sentence. Further readable details are needed to produce a complete item.
Fragmentary report describes alleged barbarities attributed to Maneranta. The text mixes garbled names and phrases, mentioning Turke, potion, and violence, with unclear individuals and events.
The draft reply to the throne speech lists ten demands including general amnesty the abolition of the death penalty suspension of martial law and exceptional laws the abolition of the council of the empire restoration of the fundamental law and the rights of trades unions The speech from the throne states amnesty as the first pledge for mutual understanding between the emperor and the people and notes the parliament awaits full political amnesty as a condition of future concord.
Cleveland reports marine firemen walked out after two days of wage negotiations with the Lake Carriers' association. Longshoremen tugmen oilers grain scoopers and water tenders are affiliated, risking a broader breakdown in regulations and traffic, undoing last week's agreement and resuming prior conditions.
Philadelphia reports a special assignment of railroad cars to favored parties amid a coal distribution dispute. A Commission investigates alleged favoritism and possible corrupt practices influencing rail allocations and service arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Harvard professors and a contentious move involving students and administration. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece signals institutional debate and potential policy or research shifts within the university setting.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions confidential matter and appeals to authorities. It references a named person and a request for action though details are garbled and unclear. The readable parts suggest a demand for an investigation and possible procedural steps.
Constantinople reports the Turkish government has agreed to evacuate Tabah and all other places in Egyptian territory held by the sultan’s troops after late Saturday night and Sunday negotiations. Britain demanded the boundary changes as the absolute minimum with no room for compromise.
A band of twenty four Polajanes with weapons entered Inalwagnt near Wright Ward, killed one resident, wounded seven, burned thirty six houses and captured over twenty. Troops and volunteers pursue the group as George Curry reports Samar presidents seek policy support from the Governor General for extermination of rebellious natives.
London dispatches from Constantinople report the Porte promises to restore the Sinai status quo and frontier delimitation by Turkish and Egyptian officials on the spot. Sir Nicholas O Connor urges an Anglo Turkish commission to delimit, a demand the sultan seeks to evade to keep Egypt within the Ottoman realm.
In Frankfort Germany Wilhelm Meyer and Christiania Boworman were arrested after a trunk on express delivery to New York contained a half decayed body wrapped in chloride of lime. The deceased was Mrs Voeel of Wildungen once traveling from San Francisco with Meyer. Meyer, a furniture dealer 31, allegedly strangled her and denied involvement when questioned in New York.
In Zion City a Sunday gathering presided by John Alexander Dowie as 600 attendees heard a clash between Dowlie’s supporters and opponents aided by outsiders. The crowd rose shouting accusations of debt and theft as a Zion guard moved in to restore order. no serious injuries were reported.
Reports to the state department describe a new revolutionary movement against President Caceres in Santo Domingo. Porto Rico is cited as the base, with ex Presidents Morales and Jimines named as leaders. Insular authorities are to enforce neutrality laws, and American warships will cooperate to prevent expeditions and any hostile landings.
More than 200 funeral vehicle operators in New York returned to work after a strike ended by a wage adjustment. Drivers and cone owners reported the settlement restored weekly pay and recognition of the union, ending the labor dispute.
The article notes President Alcorta and leaders debating Congress activities in January and February, highlighting cooperation amid tensions between American nations. It mentions hoped friendship and unity in regional affairs as the Janeiro effort advances within the political landscape.
A large steam automobile with six occupants exploded Sunday at Twentyninth and Farnam streets in Omaha. None killed, but the force hurled victims up to fifty feet and shattered windows a block away. The most seriously injured were chauffeur Hubert Forles and James Hawking, contracting agent for the Metropolitan Railroad.
New Maharaish Gaek war arrives with wife and aide Sampatras, landing to Bunflay from Calthe via Liverpook. He is titled ruler of Trtla era, descendant of Materiite rulers. The State at Horada holds 3,000,000 people over 8008 million? square units.
Minneapol isnd Mahop Dan of the Dalied Norweelan Lutheran church attends service in China amid rising unrest. Wott Lolewee disturbs in which they fear for their lives as three letters from United Church fp. Ching foretest rebellion. The disturbance reaches Kunbin Fu and the HMonan divine.
Kapwie supreme court resolved a long running case over a Kaw County property valued between 1 600 and 2 000 000 dollars. The Heine of oraltt\u2014ile Mile of hie property was awarded to the rightful owner amid concerns over vacate or purchase terms, ending decades of court battles and disputed ownership.
The mystery surrounding Father Gapan appears solved by the discovery of a corpse identified as the former priest. The body was found in the upper chamber of a villa in the suburb of Oxerk, Finland, which had been sold on April 4 and was being cleaned. A deposit had been paid by an unknown man from St Petersburg who visited the home with a young workman.
Reports detail 8 and more people missing or dead after a severe earthquake and fire. Victims include three young women working at a bakery when debris trapped them. Relatives search for bodies and belongings while authorities inspect the ruined storefront for clues. A ring and human remains were recovered, with ongoing inquiries into missing workers.
Hattie McIntosh, a white woman arrested on murder charges in Okolona, claimed several men abducted her from her home and dragged her to a tree where they threatened to hang her. She alleged accomplices in the murder, and described being hung twice before authorities released her.
The interstate commerce commission case on the Stinor OF company and railroads concluded, with Hibbs of Pennie testifying as star witness. He described how company revenues and customer dealings affected competition, naming individuals involved and noting the empire of the sales network. The proceeding will resume in Cleveland on May 24.
A chaotic fight between a state university student group and circus workers in Columbia Missouri left several wounded. A man and a girl were shot, others injured during the melee. Police and doctors treated the injured as crowds gathered and tensions rose. The mayor tried to calm the scene and offer aid to those hurt.
A fragmented report mentions a man named Leon with various spellings and descriptors linked to a Parisian dancer target. The text implies a theft or confrontation near Clerkenwell salons and a judicial sentence, but details are garbled and unclear.
A garbled report describes a local event involving Bringa Out New Hot Sprinc and the Dials Tramppersallet pany. It mentions a park named Yellowatene and a spring repair routine, with unclear details about timing and significance.
Fragmentary text indicates a motion commission in San Francisco discussing publication access for writers and articles. It mentions conditions for availability, forthcoming publication, and reliance on newspapers and county-wide dissemination. Names and exact actions are obscured by garbled OCR.
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