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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
2
Mutinous Turkish troops at Yildiz Kiosk faced swift action when loyal forces fired on them. Three mutineers were killed and fifteen wounded as a Saloniki regiment forced surrender. Prisoners were paraded on the square as rebels to deter others in the garrison.
Venice reports indicate the Countess Tarnowski, lawyer Prilukoff, and Paul Naumof, son of Kiel's ex governor, may be brought to trial for the 1907 assassination of Count Kamarow. The case, famed for its love deceit and conspiracy, has faced 18 months of postponements while prosecutors gather documentary evidence. Twenty two lawyers and a large prosecutorial team prepare for a two month trial ahead.
Kobe Japan. The visiting business men from the Pacific coast of the United States were greeted with an enthusiastic reception not seen since the Japanese Russian war days. Governor and officials accompanied them on a tour of the inland sea aboard a chartered steamer, with visits to docks and large factories. A torchlight procession capped the entertainment, highlighting cordiality and impressions of modern Japan.
The president proclaims Thanksgiving on Thursday November 26 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. He lauds national growth in wealth and territory since independence and urges moral and spiritual progress alongside material prosperity. The piece notes citizens should face challenges with courage, goodwill, and public virtue.
A compilation from Northwest Notes recounts 1907 events across Montana and neighboring states. It covers funerals in Bozeman for Colonel Ferris, contractor John Brady in Basin, wage talks for Wyoming coal miners, land sales in Wyoming, double tracking on the Union Pacific, cattle leasing near Chilico Lake, a Reno forestry party incident, and various local accidents, murders, and political notes including the oldest Yellowstone county voter Carl Penske and Spokane railway plans.
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