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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
10
Nagasaki paper reports the Antelope seized by Japan named a prize. Other items note Russian squadron remnants likely to winter in Nagasaki, labor strikes in St Petersburg and Moscow, the Delamar and Reddington stage tragedy, and various fatalities and political events across the United States and Europe.
Chicago police expose a ring trafficking American women as maids to China. Investigators say two women in Chicago and Shanghai are leaders. Women were lured with promises of wealth, travel, and living expenses, then sent to Chinese households and held in palaces after payment by buyers.
A Port Rukal blaze in Krant hin county results in the death of Louis and Mrs Alice Mattinon and five children. Authorities report a derned home and missing survivors. Firefighters say the structure was destroyed and charred remains are being recovered from the wreckage.
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Baron Komura arrived in Tokyo from Vancouver with a guarded welcome by government officials. He was taken to the palace in an imperial carriage and met by Emperor Meiji, who later sent a written message praising his conduct during peace negotiations led by Roosevelt.
Stockholm reports the dissolution of the Norway Sweden union after both houses of the riksdag passed a government bill repealing the pact and recognizing Norway as a state apart from Sweden. The lower house approved without debate though some senators warned of future irreparable misfortune. The union’s end shifts Norwegian status and alters the political landscape.
The official ukase dated October 16 announces Grand Duke Cyril’s dismissal from imperial service following his marriage to Princess Victoria, the divorced wife of the Grand Duke of Hesse. He is stripped of imperial honors and income derived from assets valued at 16 2,500,000 rubles. The grand duke left Petrograd Monday night.
A westbound Pacific passenger train No. 1 derailed near Kite hurt, injuring Sinhia ole Seventeen and others. One person died and several were hospitalized after the crash on Monday morning as investigators begin to piece together causes and sequence of events.
Rome reports Italy’s actions in Paris London and Berlin were friendly and conciliatory in the Moroccan affair. France accepted a conference proposed by Germany, with Rome vowing to use influence for France Germany understanding. France denies a defamatory speech by Premier Rouvier and plans a naval squadron to Genoa for King Victor Emmanuel’s visit.
Portland Ore Jol Newton Willamson congressman from Oregon's Second district was sentenced in federal court to ten months in prison and a $500 fine for failing to set an example to others. Marion Bigge and Dr Van Joiner received similar penalties. all three faces appeals. Williamson goes free on own recognizance while a $1000 bond is posted for the others.
Reports say Canen and Crete Maiesian gendarmen and civil guards occupied the village of Arymo in Allan vone on Friday. A nightlong fight with insurgents followed with five insurgents killed and eight wounded. Russian troops intervened, details censored.
Japanese officials express optimism that Korea's natural resources can be developed to fuel wealth, with plans seen as restoring Korea as a source of valuable wealth under appropriate capital and foresight. In Mindanao, tensions rise as Moro-friendly locals resist government efforts amid federal troopers' actions and new preparations for European involvement.
A chaotic old item reports a janitor searching for a gas leak using a lighted Candie as an incident unfolds. The scene references a basement, a chain of events, and injuries to a person identified as Waneneht amid confusion and confusion over the cause and aftermath.
Private Albert Laste of the Twenty ninth battery was killed at Fort Riley at noon Friday. Privates Connolly Simpson Leary Norman Lancaster Cline were injured or hospitalized after a frightening accident during target practice. Horses pulled by six limbers bolted when the signaling flare dropped. The plunge occurred about two miles north of the fort.
London reports the death of Sir Henry Irving, famed actor. He collapsed in Bradford while performing Becket after a farewell tour, delivering a strong Mathews role. He died before a doctor could reach him, with manager Frank Stocker by the stage door.
In a Portmouth conference the Roosevelt administration learned Emperor Nicholas had ratified the treaty. The news reached President Roosevelt first before the formal notification to France, with Count Lamadoff completing his signature hours later.
Judge Judee Eason grants Captain Taggart divorce from Win and custody of two children Culver and Charlie aged seven. She may join them, with the court setting terms for visitation and support as the case concludes in Ohio.
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Firefighters battled a blaze in a three story building at 672 Jefferson Street Saturday. The bodies of Kantrin Droanph, 27, and Sapantheall Chill were found in a closet beneath a chimney shaft as flames drove several occupants to leap from windows. Police suspect arson linked to a quarrel with a wife.
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Senator Long of Kansas urged freer trade with the Philippines as essential for their finances, noting recent typhoons and drought hurt crops. He said natives’ discontent stems from conditions, not revolution, and discussed tariff reform with President Taft, expecting quick action in the next sessions.
Seoul dispatch reports Japanese Minister Hayashi heads to Tokyo to align government and elder statesmen on Korea. A protectorate over Korea is urged as the sole path to advance Japanese aims before attending conference and Husain representatives return. Local Japanese optimism grows amid diplomatic talks and tense regional maneuvers.
Police found a severed head on Rast Eighteenth Street near avenue with the body of Thomas Corcoran missing portions scattered along Third Avenue. Investigators say the victim was killed likely Wednesday night in a nearby house at 149 Third Avenue. Limbs and remains were packed and hidden in a clothes hamper in a room ruled by Frederick Raver, an elevator runner.
Washington reports General Wright plans to retire from his post around December 1 due to disagreements over the Philippine situation. Like B Wright, he will take leave of absence before relinquishing his duties, and is expected to return to Memphis Tennessee to resume legal practice.
Jerome turned down the nomination at a Democratic convention in Tam away tall Me Deberne accepted and Will he oho of the opponent of Me Heroine. Former Senator WJ. Keemons’s aide charged with adopting a belle during the Jem Inte trial. Verdict found guilty. Keemons’s aide reacted with hysteria.
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