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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
8
State officials on Thursday declined a request by a leading American scientist to visit a premier institution to review Dr Cook's records. The matter, discussed in Washington by high attainment scientists, was not endorsed by the department as it weighed the polar discovery dispute.
Rockland Maine reports North Dakota A Dandy as the fastest battleship afloat with a 22.35 knot run over the Rockland mile on Thursday and a 21,833 horsepower test. The vessel tops the Delaware and Bene SF in this performance, aided by turbine engines, while the report also notes other naval developments.
Kansas City reports editor B Murdock age 83 died Thursday in Eldorado Kansas. A veteran journalist and early Kansas editor he was uncle of Representative Victor Murdock and longtime figure in the Eldorado Republican and family of newspaper men.
In New York a robber boarded a vessel and forced open the purser’s office safe at the pier, escaping with about $7,000 in cash. Investigators seek clues to identify the culprit and recover the funds.
Minnie Arbogast was acquitted after a two week trial for the murder of her husband Louis Arbogast, a wealthy butcher, at their home on May 18. Louis was found murdered in bed with his head crushed by an axe, bed soaked with gasoline and fire set. The defendant faced a lengthy ordeal. Mr Arbogast’s daughter still faced trial.
Fragmentary OCR shows pro prohibition factions facing defeat while reform groups in Biulfain Cineta nat Sam Prateteco push for cleaner politics. Across cases voters demand honest leadership and the removal of corrupt influences, though political organizations attempt to rally.
A report notes fear and uncertainty surrounding the emergence of a dread disease, detailing impacts on communities and notable concerns across regions. Names and places appear in scattered form, indicating broad public worry and ongoing discussion about response measures.
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