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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
2
A scattered OCR of a newspaper page mentions war, poetry, and public debates. It alludes to Judge Blieur Jermaine, Macroeconomic quips, and various named figures, with a mumbled mix of place names and slogans. The text reads like miscellaneous notes and satire from a cluttered era.
Don Sullivan a Eureka Utah tilt driver endured twenty four hours entombed by tons of rock at Mountain Consolidated mine section A. He slept to preserve strength as air grew foul and used wall taps to signal rescuers. About fifty miners rescued him after a perilous entombment and he emerged smiling from the drift.
Bullfrog Nevada reports veteran miner Judea L Bethune brother of Harry Bethune of Butte Montana missing in Death Valley while en route to Randsburg. James Weller claims to have found a black mule near a water hole and a pack outfit with a Bible and letters bearing the Bethune name. No sign of Bethune found. fear he perished.
A young couple identified as Phillip H Ross and his wife were murdered for their money and cremated in their Kerrytown residence to erase evidence. Ross owned a saloon where he kept cash. the crime occurred Sunday night and the couple’s bodies were found in debris with extensive fire damage. A man named Kerry Lumber Co employee A Kerry was later involved, and the killings prompted searches and a frantic escape by a woman who fled with a companion.
In Yonkers Charles Canepi aged years has remained in a trance like sleep for over four months. Doctors from New York and Yonkers are to consult specialists while nervous system fees are investigated. Earlier in April he spun around a lamp post, became dizzy, and fell striking his head. Two days later he felt head pain and lapsed into unconsciousness from which he has not awakened.
A woman attempting suicide by leaping into the Seine was saved from drowning by a workman who also fell in. A policeman rescued them in a boat as they were being transported to a hospital when a tram collided with the cab. The crash left two dead and several injured, including workers at a nearby steam pipe plant, with several men reported critically hurt.
A nine year old boy Mic dolph Windham becomes the target of a playful prank during a birthday celebration at a social event. A teen jeers and a misplayed joke turns tense before calm is restored as bystanders attempt to deter further mischief.
A violent storm raged over the Weyerian arena causing huge waves and a deadly gale. Reports describe wind tearing through stands and multitude of items blown about as emergency crews responded. Local authorities warn of continued severe conditions impacting events and travel.
Reported on Monday a deadly incident near Danaea involving climbers from Moran and a youth from Wis Winil. The event, described with damaged text, references a Hil tor, Innere, and a tavern, with several names and places unclear.
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions names and places in a jagged stream of words. Readable items include references to people, locations, and events but many terms are garbled, preventing a coherent summary of the main notice. Additional legible phrases remain insufficient for a concrete notice or outcome.
Fragmentary notes describe a fever outbreak and related medical responses. Mentions include names that appear to be individuals or officials and references to panels or committees assessing symptoms and treatment options. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and unclear connections.
A tainted OCR recounts the Japan Russia war ending with Portsmouth terms. Witte and Komura reached an agreement mediated by Roosevelt, outlining no indemnity and division of Sakhalin, with neutralization of certain areas and mutual commercial provisions. The deal names Me. Dennison as legal adviser and outlines a path to a broader treaty.
A cloudburst hit Road and Stock canyons near Trinidad Friday evening causing flooding with limited damage to Colorado Fuel & Iron and Colorado & Southern railroad property. The greatest loss comes from shutdowns and potential loss of life among workers. Officially reported dead and missing include Mrs Joseph Veltrio and small child, Pasquel Canto, Joseph Mazzasco, Rafael Bucedo, Antonia Constantino, Phillip Pustere, Pasqual Bottalmno, James Amotherman, Harry O'Neill, and William Rayball. Representatives will assist families as bodies are recovered and brought to Trinidad for burial.
The Russian court believes they are better positioned to continue the war after Japan's terms become known. Educated Russians are convinced war must continue as conditions in Russia worsen. Officials fear a dishonorable peace if the government cannot justify ending the conflict.
Authorities report no new Asiatic cholera cases in Calm West Prussia or along the Vistula corridor. Stations along the river near the Russian frontier inspect traffic to curb spread. Paris professor warns Europe risk from the east and Western Prussia as a potential entry point for the disease.
New York residents read Friday circular from New York pour graduate Hospital announcing a discovery of a new cure for consumption. The remedy relies on juice from raw vegetables such as potatoes beets carrots onions celery and similar produce, obtained by grinding and squeezing. A two ounce dose is recommended after meals.
Two youths, Ralph Crive and Ralph Gillihan, drowned in the Columbia River Friday evening near here. A rescuer tried to reach them but went beyond depth and was swept under. Others attempted to assist but could not reach the bodies before dark. The tragedy underscores dangerous conditions at the riverbank.
Fragmentary OCR text cites Lenox and Baron Den Mucho and accuses German Emperor of opposition to Japan. It asserts reports misstate for peace and deny interference with foreign policy. Tone hints as a clarification that the emperor supports peaceful efforts and the president’s aims.
Judge Hears T Wentworth rules in favor of Bonton carpenters, granting five main demands. Wages rise from 37 cents to 4 per hour for an eight hour day, with overtime double time.
Reports from Osuna Almansa and Adja show exhausted resources and rising deaths as workers live on roots. Public works employ about 600. 200,000 unemployed. Cardinal Sancha seeks donations. Count Romanones reports relief efforts across Seville Jerez Cadiz Malaga Cordova amid widespread destitution.
Emperor Nicholas refuses any financial contribution to Japan as part of a potential settlement. Russia accepts ceding half Sakhalin and paying for POW maintenance but will not concede further. Ambassador Meyer relays Moscow’s stance to Roosevelt, signaling a firm peace position and willingness to fight rather than pay.
A fire on the yacht Mystic in Charaw Meek black killed Captain Patrick MacMahon and left eighteen others near death from smoke and burns. Firemen rescued the survivors as flames began in MacMahon's room likely started by a lighted cigarette or cigar discarded on the floor.
In Clay county near Big Otter Creek a cloudburst Sunday inundated homes and damaged property. The Pickering family of six, including a 47 year old daughter, were overwhelmed by rising waters before occupants realized the danger. the mother survived clinging to debris.
A government order from the interior ministry limits prefects and empowers local self governance as part of an effort to assure fair elections. The Liberal claim that peasantry influence sways with miluistrative forces is countered by the measure, shown in the official communication.
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