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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
5
A report from Victoria notes Russian officers discussing World War II era Siberian deployment. A. B. Denbigh and Rusetam describe war return via Kaga Maru, with Denbigh claiming at least 500000 troops in Siberia and a vast buildup around Vladivostok before leavetaking.
Paris reports a review of Robert Fulton’s career in France. It notes Fulton’s Seine trials on January 4, 1803, and his own claim that Marquis Jouffroy of Lyons in 1783 inspired his discovery. A writer argues steamboats are a French invention refined by an American and says France sends a fleet detachment to honor Fulton.
Albany N Y – President Taft clears Secretary Ballinger in the Glavis case calling the charges mere shreds of suspicion without evidence and grants authority to remove Glavis from government service for unjustly impugning a superior. Battle Harbor Labrador reports on Henson Peary polar expedition.
Chicago reports the National Conservation Association is formed with former President Charles W. Knot of Harvard as president and Walter L. Fisher of Chicago announcing the creation in a letter to President Taft who serves as honorary vice president. The group aims to pursue conservation work with future members to join.
Five men allegedly attacked a Denver Rio Grande passenger train about 1 o clock Thursday night four miles west of Malta and near Leadville. The robbers forced engineers and firemen from the engine and blew open the express car door after warning shots. The safe was not opened and the men disappeared into darkness. Sheriff Shell and a posse started for the scene as rumors spoke of a large loot, though details remain unconfirmed.
Washington whispers suggest Taft has restarted action in the Ballinger Pinchot dispute. Public charges may surface via Congress or other channels as Pinchot supporters press for land withdrawals and policy shifts in the interior department. In St Petersburg, officials publish a legal interpretation redefining imperial and parliamentary powers over army and navy finances, limiting new funding without budgetary approval. Seattle hosts Idaho day at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition with Gov. Brady and staff attending, while unrelated romance tales unfold among travelers and locals in the city.
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