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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1895

Page

2

A Wark Echo Reports Life of Army Vet in Maine

Samuel R. Jordan of New Portland recounts his Civil War service in Company A of the Twenty-eighth Maine Volunteers and his battle with Locomotor Ataxia. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring movement and health after years of paralysis and near helplessness. The piece notes the pills' sale and cautions against imitations, with pricing details.

Lewiston Samuel R. Jordan New Portland Maine All. Parlin Madison Dr. Williams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y Dr. Williams’ Med. Co

New York Architecture Critique Calls for Coherent Style

A young architecture student who spent a year studying fundamentals argues that New York lacks artistic coherence. He notes many grand structures are crude massed designs mixing styles, prioritizing utility over beauty, per the New York World.

Penc Rey New York New York World

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Slanderous Quip

An advertisement offers 100 reward for a cure of catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It includes endorsements from West & Trux Walding Kinman Marvin and notes price 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free. A separate line makes a quip about a man who bangs pictures under supervision.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Vain Rasa F. J. Cheney West & Trunx Ohio Walding, Kinman & Marvin

Abandoned Military Posts Turned Over to Interior

A War Department general order transfers abandonable military reservations to the Interior Department. Grants include Fort Brady Michigan three and a half acres, Depot McKinney Wyoming 640 acres, Fort Reno Oklahoma timber area, Fort Stevenson North Dakota, Fort Lewis Colorado, and a Fort Leavenworth Kansas military prison reserve with defined bounds.

Washington War Department Interior Department Fort Brady Michigan St. Mary's River Depot McKinney Powder River Wyoming Fort Reno Oklahoma Fort Stevenson North Dakota Missouri River Douglas Creek Fort Lewis Colorado Rio de Platte Parrott City General Order Fort Leavenworth Kansas

Albert McLain Acquitted of Malicious Mischief in Mine Blast

Albert McLain known as Dynamite Shorty was acquitted by a Colorado Springs jury after about an hour of deliberation on the charge of blowing up the Strong mine. He was immediately rearrested on assault with intent to murder and jailed for lack of bail. The verdict followed lengthy testimony but lacked sufficient evidence tying him to the explosion.

Colorado Springs Colo Albert McLain Dynamite Shorty McLain McDonald Bull Hill Harris

Will Get a Warm Welcome Denver

A Denver chamber of commerce meeting planned a reception for silver champions Warner Sibley Jones and Stewart arriving Monday. Committees will arrange welcomes with several cities named and over fifty leading women on the committee.

Denver Chamber of Commerce Warner Sibley Jones Pueblo Leadville Durango

Cattle theft suspects captured near Fowler in Colorado

Three men were caught stealing a maverick near Fowler after a six mile chase at the West Beauty ranch. William and John Finch, brothers from near Fowler, pleaded guilty in Custer County before Judge Clark but refused to name their accomplice. The pair were jailed in La Junta.

Rocky Ford Colo Fowler West Beauty Ranch William John Finch Finchs Clark la Junta

Benton Harbor to Build First US Bicycle Path

Benton Harbor Michigan plans a six foot wide bicycle path along a public street from Sixth Street to Morton Hill, half a mile long. The city will construct additional routes along main streets funded by private subscriptions.

Benton, Harbor Mich United States Sixth Street Morton Hill

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