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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1894
Page
6
Reports from The Gulf Doctorate column recount diverse incidents from 19th century world events: Napoleon Ives death, Silver price, illnesses, naval movements, and large fires in Santa Cruz and Bangor. It notes num bers in Coxey's army, reform politics, immigrant cholera, rail and rate wars, a lion vs bear show plan, and a disputed Denver & Gulf election with Union Pacific interference.
Senator Morgan reports a Nicaragua canal bill while Coxeyites seek tents in Washington. House debates absences and rule repeal as Meyer coinage plan gains Carlisle backing. Indian depredation claims total $900,119 with judgments at $516,924. Civil service case looms over Carlisle.
Senator Lodge proposes a tariff amendment to impose double duties on Great Britain manufactured goods not admitted free and 35 percent on admitted free items except wool, to last until Britain joins a silver coinage agreement with the United States.
Ex president Harrison traveled from California and passed Cheyenne on Thursday to a 3000 strong greeting. The Fort Russell band accompanied him as he delivered a twenty minute speech.
The oldest member of the Senate, Senator Morrill of Vermont, marked his eighty fourth birthday last Sunday. A Guthrie Oklahoma dispatch reports Coxey’s army, 300 strong, arranged with a railroad to travel to Washington in box cars. The Belgian ship De Ruyter bound for Boston from Antwerp since March 12 is officially posted lost with 28 crew. Dr. Lewis Swift plans future comet observations at Echo mountain near Pasadena 3500 feet higher than Rochester. Manitou hotels see rising business as 1894 winter season boosts inquiries and cottage rentals.
The Supreme Court decision prompts dispensaries to close nationwide while a sharp split among justices unfolds. The Citizens' National Company of New York faces a mortgage settlement as Joden and Phillip confirm a $2,714,000 sale of complete works to satisfy debt. John Y. McKasesew takes the case to the United States Court.
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