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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
3
Wedding of Florence and Howard Dunton Shrouded in Gossip
A bustling society scene centers on the impending wedding of Florence, city heiress, and Howard Dunton. Tensions surface as rivals scrutinize motives and wealth, with dressmakers and bridesmaids staging a dramatic confrontation before the ceremony at the grand church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Devin
Dnally Story
Misa Hayes
Madam
Rho
Madam Gervaly
Omn
Florence
Howard Dunton
Wedding Teeters as Bride Switch Stuns Four Hundred
A dramatic wedding unfolds as a groom objects to a deception reveal. The real bride stands ready, Dollie Culver lifts the veil, and the ceremony proceeds under a stern clergy. Guests exit amid a babel of voices as the affair ends in chaotic bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Agai
Dollie Culver
Tower of Babel
Rare Stowaways Highlight Gendal Sex In Early Voyages
The article recounts rare female stowaways aboard 19th and early 20th century ships. It details Sept 1001 on the Nepie line from Baltimore to Rotterdam, a woman kept aboard for safety over a dangerous voyage, and a prior case on the Vedamore under Captain Bartlett where a disguised woman worked as a cattleman. It notes Louisa Shab Jer’s landing in New York after traveling with the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimere
Rotterdam
Samuel Wilson
Ohio
Willem Carrol
Johnston
Robert Bartlett
Bristol Channel
Bartlett
Liverpool
New York
Louisa Shab Jer
Bremen
Prisoner in Bear Pit at Silver Lake Captured by Indian Police
An unidentified man, Vaelincki, was held overnight in a bear pit at Silver Lake by Indian Officer Pete Bey after being found near cottages with another man. The suspect was secured and guarded through the night as two bears pressed the grate, before authorities determined the men were lost travelers and released them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Johann Vaelincki
Kent
Pete Bey
Canada
Vry
Vaelinsag
Potar
Vaolinaki
Tribute Letter From Beecher to Horace Greeley in 1872
Henry Ward Beecher writes to Horace Greeley after the 1872 campaign loss to U S Grant. Beecher praises Greeley for his past journalism and predicts his influence in industrial economy and social reform will endure, offering sympathy amid personal troubles and urging continued cooperation for patriotic causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Greeley
Trittane
Wit of President Woodrow Showed Popular With Princeton Students
A Princeton student recalls Woodrow Wilson's approachable welcome after his election to Princeton's presidency. As boisterous students greeted him with horns and lettuce, Wilson joined the serenade, shaking hands and thanking them, refusing to be daunted by the playful lettuce prank. The crowd hailed him as a brick and marched off singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Bedlam
Dr. Wilson
Cleser
Very Loud Call at Washington Church Controversy
A committee visited a minister at a Washington fashionable church to request his birth address amid rumors of recent marriage and a career move. Witnesses describe the minister as entangled in family and social pressures, and questions arise about his eventual choice between pacific duties and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huhla Hart
Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Minieter
Washington
Trust policy debate highlights Roosevelt tariff reform
The Albany Times Union summarizes debates on trust regulation, tariffs, and national reform. It notes split positions within parties, calls for publicity, and outlines ten proposed planks from the New York Journal of Commerce including protecting competition, tariff reform, and government supervision of monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeadent Roosevelt
Littlefield
Ferard
Eelan
Griggs
Vilas
Bryan
The
New York Journal of Commerce
Rodice
Chicago Evening Foot
Roosevelt and the Trusts in Congress Debate
The piece discusses President Roosevelt and Democratic opposition to trusts, urging tariff reductions as part of a broader agenda. It notes Roosevelt’s stance on trust regulation and his dealings with Congress, highlighting anticipated political maneuvering and the need for party alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oppewition iv
Farihouming
Congressonal
Calipalan
Alwery
Vielen Hoowoevelt
Clunigrewa
Hensevelt
Dade
Schurman and the antiimperialists in the Philippines debate
The article argues that the Philippine bill was a Republican project, passed with Republican votes and endorsed by President McKinley. It contends that the so called antiimperialists who won were Republicans and expansionists, not the Democrats or other opposition, and that the bill granted all requested terms to the Filipinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidert Schurman
Pitino
Schurman
Philippines
Congress
Taft
Senate
Hoar
Mason
Wellington
McLaurin
South Carolina
House
Islands
Democrats Posture in 1896 Campaign Debates
The piece critiques Democratic contenders for abandoning free silver and proposing free trade reforms as substitutes. It accuses the Hill faction of cowardice, lacking distinct issues, and relying on negation and labeling as they attack Republican records. The Buffalo Express frames this as a failed, negative strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hufalo Express
Arguing On The Other Side About Turf Revision
An article notes strong but unproven Republican support for turf revision across Iowa and Wisconsin and other states. It argues that broad declarations from Des Moines won't advance action and suggests revision by party friends may not improve unity or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wisconsin
Des Moindis
Louisville Caurierdournal
Dem
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