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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
3
A jumble of satirical quips and cautionary lines on courtship, manners, and work. The text mocks courting rituals with gadgets and a sparker, pairs jokes about hotel tellers and cooks, and parodies newspaper humor through snippets from Chicago Daily News and other papers. It reads as a collage of cartoonish interludes and social satire.
A fragmented note notes primitive plow use by Daduotion Wititit I' rimitive, describing sharpened implements and hoe timing. The text hints at dated scholarship or an archaic farming practice, with a query about tool effectiveness and historical context.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a social topic with private names and phrases. It appears as a casual conversation about a person named Marcy and a marital status, but the text is incomplete. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
A terse fragment reflects confusion over a death and its relation to fame. Names like Cleveland and Lauder appear amid garbled phrasing, leaving unclear who died and why the question of notoriety remains central to the brief note.
The Daily News reports chatter around Holt and Jaro amid a raid and a rumored engagement involving Guiomar. The grooved record mentions Woolf, Avsbaud’s brother, and a deceased Srotienielawe Chiedgd, with a sensational note about a forty-one‑mm catch at Seabrook and an engagement ring en graved olliaine.
Incomplete text references a Nectileon Alarm and oWalr analysis with mentions of shells, foam, and a chaotic scene. Several garbled phrases indicate disrupted reporting, mentioning a judge and mothers washing, with few clear names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR yields a cryptic note mentioning a judge and a group of four gentlemen. The readable bits hint at a courtroom or civic setting with a mistranscribed call to order and a public figure named Judge, embedded in a compact phrase from a historic page.
In Burlington Wisconsin the Consolidated Rendering company was found guilty of contempt and fined 4000 by Judge Rowell for failing to produce papers to the grand jury investigating the purchase of diseased cattle and sale of meat. The grand jury returned eight indictments in Vermont regarding the sale and export of diseased beef and cattle, four against the Burlington plant run by L E Brigham and four against the Consolidated Rendering company, which is Maine controlled.
Five people were scalded to death when escaping steam from a broken boiler in Shell Mix plantation sugar house near Vacherie Louisiana. A two foot square hole in the boiler drum and a trench cut by steam distorted the jet, sending hot water into the sugar house. The tragedy, remote from telegraph service, reached reporters on Wednesday.
In El Paso three people lie in the morgue and two are wounded after a Wednesday afternoon murder spurred a gunfight with police. Niel Rodriguez fatally shot his wife upon her return home, found him with another woman. Rodriguez and Chana Rawlera died in the ensuing blaze. Detectives George Hargold and Jack Glover were wounded as the attacker, Choy, fled. firefighters quelled the crowd with a water hose.
Lord Barrington receives a further reprieve as Attorney Wilfred Jones seeks time to file a brief with the United States Supreme Court. The condemned man Fredartels Seymour Tarring ton remains in the Changton, Mo. jail after years of confinement.
Kaufman outslugged Berger in a Wednesday night contest. Berger nearly went down multiple times as Kaufman’s punches dominated from the third round onward. Berger quit in the tenth round after a sustained barrage, with Kaufman landing decisive blows to the jaw and control throughout the bout.
A government circular issued to provincial bidders outlines the large scale canal construction plans. It notes that quantities of material to be removed are approximate and site details may change. Five engineers are to estimate costs and completion time for the enormous excavation amounting to millions of tons.
Washington report says Congress will authorize a greater battleship than any afloat. Naval experts seek accelerated plans for a heavily armored, high-powered warship with revolutionary design. A 20,000 ton battleship proposal may be unveiled as the session opens.
A remarkable skin grafting procedure at St. Joseph's hospital Yonkers aims to save Mrs. William Russell of Tarrytown. Doctors report enough live skin was found to cover the lower body and anticipate a strong chance of recovery. Nurses and doctors volunteered their own skin grafts to aid the operation.
The report notes Commander Robert J. Peary faced harsh conditions and repeated efforts to spur him toward the polar goal. A telegraph to Mrs Buffeted and other details describe snow, fuel shortages, and lingering questions about Peary's ability to reach the North Pole.
A collision near Norfolk involves a liner striking a battleship with unknown injuries. The incident prompts diversions as authorities investigate the vessel equality and city officials discuss fruit and vegetable sales and street access.
New York reports United States claim to farthest north achieved by Commander Robert B Peary. He neared the pole beyond 84 degree 34 minutes, surpassing the prior record held by the Duke of Abruzzi.
Washington reports machinists of the Southern Railway will resume work Monday after a strike tied to a recent wage increase initiative. The stoppage began with a demand for uniform allowances and related pay adjustments, with promises from the company to implement new rates starting November 5.
The well known jurist who presided over the trial of anarchists in Lie Pamtry in 1888 died suddenly Wednesday of heart ailment aged 41. He attended the trial of the miarehinie In 1888 and grew gradually weaker during the day before collapsing shortly after 2 40 p m.
In San Francisco the Superior Court issued an alternative writ restraining Mayor Gallaghar and the board from further actions against Langdon. The writ is set for return on November 0 at 10 am, signaling a temporary measure in a dispute with the district attorney over procedure and interim authority.
A Memphis event near Gans faces a heated argument over a 20400 purse and a refused round by a champion. An altercation led to no match and a public dispute as the player deposits a check at a local Memphis bank.
In a disastrous field drill near Treves a sergeant and recruits from a unit of the infant regiment were exposed to blank cartridges. A squad leader was killed by friendly fire when a misfired rifle discharged bullets into his brain as recruits attempted to fire in unison. The event occurred during a command to fire while the troops shouted a ceremonial phrase.
A Washington bulletin from the Department of Commerce and Labor notes export and import totals for the nine months ending September show a sharp rise. It reports a 26 percent increase in provisional values compared with the same period a year earlier.
The report outlines ore shipments valued at about 425000 dollars from Nevada mines including Jennie and Walker Indian reservation area. It notes 100000 pieces of silver for delivery in Denver at 7.22 per fine ounce and 50000 for Philadelphia at 7.12. It mentions the Russo Japanese war impact on platinum, a potential reorganization of Copper Glance at Bingham, and a Powhatan claim sale near Himbold, with plans for facility expansions and ongoing mineral discoveries at Stateline and Ramroes districts.
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