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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1903
Page
4
The fragment shows a 1903 issue published by Kemmerer Publishing Co with staff roles including president WM O'Connell secretary 380 treasurer FRANK PPELPPER and manager BROOKE. Dated Saturday September 5 1903.
A Wyoming editorial argues the state is stifled by a constitution shaped to aid railroad interests. It calls for a constitutional convention within five years, broad public input on bonds for railroads and public enterprises, and a shorter governor term to widen leadership chances. The piece cites Cheyenne & Northern rail lines and advocates removing provisions that shield corporate profits over consumers.
The article reviews continued Wyoming sheep dipping rules, Kentucky graft trials, and U S relations with Russia. It notes Secretary Wilson in Washington, Caleb Powers’ murder conspiracy verdicts, and analyzes Russia’s pledge to open Manchurian ports Mukden and Tatungkasa, shaping American trade aims and the Kashineff affair impact.
The Chicago Recent Herald warns of a looming chop suey trust as Chinese restaurants come under a single company. It argues the city will face higher prices for chop suey, notes the public grumble, and jokes about local culture and food origins.
Professor Wiley argues that borax based methods show preservatives harm health and call for federal and state food laws. He notes boric acid injures weight and nitrogen in the body, urges overhauls of US food laws, and contrasts home statutes with foreign safeguards. The report also mentions Russia’s czar abolishing Eneat and Kishineff methods amid European interest in American tourism.
Three months of bargaining yield wage advances for Timets Central railroad conductors and brikemen adding over 200000 dollars to annual payroll. The piece notes broader merger trends as Missouri Pacific and Wabash likely join Gould properties into a transcontinental system and reflects on labor disputes and weather forecasts.
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