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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
11
Fragmented OCR text notes a raid, state matters, and a German policy speech with claims of world power. Mentions include Wak Lake City, Harris, and a Commercial Club secretary, plus a mayoral shooting in Pa. Also references a dying Brooke, a murder attempt, and various personal notes with unclear details.
James Campbell walked into Spokane police headquarters on Friday and admitted striking a man named Shaw during a quarrel in a cigar store Thursday night. Campbell, who was not known to Shaw, said he would intervene in any quarrel and struck Shaw twice, causing fatal cerebral hemorrhages. He claimed to know nothing of Shaw's death until reading about it.
Lewiston rancher Walter Stiles, longtime hunter and prospector from Orofino, swore Friday before U S Commissioner J W Morrill in support of Dr Cook's claim that he summited Mount McKinley in 1906. Stiles and companions were on a prospecting trip to Alaska and spoke with Cook and Barrill about the ascent. Chris Hansen from Stiles' party carried the cablegram announcing the ascent to Seward.
A chaotic row of clashing items describes a conductor train incident in Thomasville with a passenger slapped for taunting a woman, followed by unrelated notes about Bishop Nik, a dramatic Chicago death and suicide, Brown University seniors failing to name U S presidents, a Philadelphia court contempt case over secret society signals, and a cryptic tale of signals and sanctions in Kansas.
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