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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
2
A compilation of dramatic alerts: a Wilkes-Barre train wreck with multiple deaths and injuries, mass burials in Russia, a devastating mining camp fire near Deadwood, and many other calamities including shipwrecks, jail riots, and fires. The summary notes varied international and domestic turmoil, political notes, and sensational crime reports from the period.
Christiania reports show Prince Charles of Denmark chosen as King of Norway by a large majority. Republicans won about 21 percent, far short of expectations, with monarchists strong around Christiania and coastal districts while interior and northern areas lean Republican.
New York Life president John A. McCall was ordered by the Armstrong Board to secure the return of Andrew Hamilton, the firm's legislative lawyer, from Europe and to demand an accounting of funds expended and any balance owed. McCall said he would prefer Hamilton come back.
In Detroit on a Sunday evening L D Hedges, described as the terror of the neighborhood, was shot and killed by William Edler a camp cook. Hedges drank and caused a disturbance beating several men and two women including foreman Hodges before a confrontation led to the fatal shooting.
Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Hattenberg led 2600 British and American sailors at a Bowery dinner in Coney Island. The event honored the First Squadron of the Atlantic Fleet hosting the Second Cruiser Squadron of His Britannic Majesty's Navy. The evening featured festive toasts and a strong display of wartime camaraderie.
In Spain the Madrid elections stir uncertainty as the ruling bloc holds a lead while police arrest several representatives amid reports of disruption. The scene reflects tense national politics with officials warning of unrest and opposition voices calling for order.
A Russian government communication declares Poland an integral part of the empire and warns that any move to restore autonomy would be treated as revolt. It cites ukase dates from December to April, noting abolition of restrictive laws and Polish participation in civil life, church and education reforms, and eventual recognition as free citizens.
At a Pittsburgh synagogue a large crowd gathered and resolutions urged President Roosevelt to explore ways to intervene for Jews under the czar. Fund totals reached 9000 dollars with 3000 in cash collected and 1000 from smaller towns. The drive aims to hit 21000 by December 1 as many pledge to give for thirty days and donate savings to relief efforts for Russian brethren.
Agnes Pfeifer, a 16 year old orphan, was abducted from a Prairie du Chien Wisconsin playground during Friday recess. Two suspects swooped from a closed carriage, seized her, and fled before residents could intervene. Police have no leads on the kidnappers or their motive.
A damaged 19th century OCR fragment describes a crowd of about 10,000 Jews in London amid a ceremonial scene. Emblems and chants are noted with expressions of mourning and lament, reflecting a somber public observance.
A planned exposition in January at Olivet is expected to draw a large crowd. Organizers report about 26,000 square feet of space will be available for exhibits. Applications have been submitted and early quotes indicate strong interest from many schools and communities.
A puzzling burglary case leaves Ambria's populace unsettled as investigators trace a series of odd clues across the town. Officials, led by the local bureau, pursue leads mentioning several suspects and a possible night-time theft at a distant residence. The incident prompts heightened caution in the community.
New York and Bermuda Asphalt Co. accuses Venezuelan officials including President Castro of blackmail and property seizure to extort $400,000 as part of a wider claim against an $11 million damages suit over Matos rebellion. The statement cites A. P. Carner and Col. Victor M. Backus links, detailing payments and neutrality stance amid shifting control.
In Cheyenne Wyoming friends of John N Tisdale a wealthy mining man who vanished in New York fear he was assassinated tied to the cattlemen war years ago Tisdale helped lead a raid into Johnson county with fifty gun fighters who clashed with small stockraisers accused of rustling Two leaders of the smaller side Ray and Champion were shot during that raid and now vengeance vows echo in Cheyenne
The declaration of martial law in Poland signals the government's firm resolve to halt the Polish autonomy movement. Finns' earlier success in forcing concessions emboldens Poles to pursue similar action, with reports of a broad conspiracy to achieve the goal.
Sunday accident at the home of William H. Eliiott company president T.Thorburn led to the fatal shooting of his wife. Report says the Thorburns had recently faced a robbery and he had purchased a weapon at her request for self defense or promotion. The incident occurred as he explained the weapon’s workings and a bullet struck her in the temple.
Fragmentary report describes a Warsaw delegation seeking audience with Count Witte in Petrograd. The premier allegedly states the government will not impose martial law, aiming to discourage strikes and control population concerns, with mention of militia and broader political tension.
Witte and the emperor yield as General Trepoff is ousted from power in St. Petersburg. Tropp’s removal and universal suffrage pledge follow, easing popular unrest. Trepoff says he was misunderstood while history may judge him differently, and he receives the Order of Alexander Nevsky.
Cronstadt reports a violent sailors revolt on Wednesday with clashes in the streets. Seized barracks and officers were attacked after a mutiny by Seventh fort crew sparked looting of spirit shops and attacks on troops, with chaos continuing through the night. Death toll estimates range around fifty.
Brazilian dispatches report mutiny by noncommissioned officers at Santa Crux fortress in Rio de Janeiro. Major Magno Freire killed and seaman Lieutenant wounded after brief bombardment from Sao Joao fort and inland infantry attack. Mutiny stemmed from discipline breach and officers punished.
A telegram from Mrs Hubbard, Jr., who had been exploring Labrador amid safety fears, reports successful completion of the voyage. Signed from Chateau Bay, Quebec, the telegram was recalled by Bert L. Bridgeman of Baroutdyn, noting the steamship King Edward will bring her home.
The report describes Helen Hope found dead in her chamber in Mridal Norfolk with a pistol wound and a man named Randolph CG. Johann discovered deceased nearby with gunshot injuries. The text hints at a troubled marriage and a violent incident but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
General Morteza of Persia arrived Saturday and spoke of dire conditions caused by the 1904 cholera epidemic, crop failures, and rising prices. He warned of widespread hunger and misery this winter and hoped granaries would be filled next year.
Reports circulate of a planned St Bartholomew massacre by the Black Hundred targeting Jews and intellectuals in St Petersburg. Authorities deny real danger, Count Witte orders a thorough investigation into Jewish mala tres and disorders with strict punishment for offenders.
The federal grand jury in St. Louis returned an indictment against United States Senator Burton of Kansas. The new charges allege that as a U S senator he accepted money from the Rialto Grain & Securities Company of St Louis for services before the post office department. The wording mirrors a corrected version of a prior indictment quashed for errors by Judge Van Devanter.
A Detroit woman identified as Miss Baines leapt from a fifth story window of a Chicago department store as hundreds watched on State Street. She was instantly killed. A bystander, Miss Banner, screamed and reportedly threw herself toward the pavement in shock.
New York police say a $100,000 jewel theft from a home over two years was connected to Harold Prescott, a painter, who was arrested after a Saturday arrest. Investigators found only about $5,000 recovered. Prescott faced an arraignment and received a five year sentence amid unclear links to the crime.
The Daily Chronicle reports a package delivered to Coutte bank by Mira Piveherbert once stored unopened for seventy years. It allegedly contains a marriage record and other papers showing Queen Victoria’s marriage, with proof that Hiearge IV married Mrs Piveherbert in 1776.
The fragment describes the arrival of Myrgule and a pivotal moment in the Herault kingdom. An independent state seeks a protectorate arrangement as Nis poliny faces a looming conquest. Emperor Buran of Koren fears an escalation and may appeal to a marqule for intervention.
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