Campaign tonic aid for Cuban Spanish regulars
Gen Campos orders 1300 pounds of quinine for the Spanish regulars in Cuba to bolster health and endurance during the campaign.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1895
Page
6
New York Man To Be Censured For Monopolizing Cook
A New York man who married his cook faces serious censure for depriving others of her services. If she was a good cook, critics question his right to monopolize her talents forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Foreign dispute hints at bull fights and prize fighting
The passage laments inviting foreign customs such as bullfights while warning that the topic of prize fights could provoke controversy. It reflects a wary stance toward sensational entertainment and national defense of public morals.
William buys race horses to aid public funds
Despite ongoing attempts to break into the Vanderbilt coffers, no success has occurred. Just when hope seemed lost, William demonstrates a readiness to assist the public by purchasing racehorses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Hope
William
Transport Fleet Ready to Move New Crop in Northwest
A large pool of about 50,000 cars in the northwest is available to move the new crop to market. If efficiently utilized, these vehicles will deliver substantial quantities of produce to market, supported by a ready fleet prepared to join the effort in the same capacity.
Spain Eyes Turning Holmes Over to Fight Cuba
Spain seeks to persuade Toronto Philadelphia and Chicago to extradite Holmes so Campos and his army could return home, leaving Holmes to command the annihilation of Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Toronto
Philadelphia
Chicago
Holmes
Old Campos
Cuba
Barbers in Chicago Face No Bar to Women Barbers
In Chicago some male barbers push a proposed law to bar female barbers, but women have equal rights to practise barbering. Men can try to restrict women's voting, yet cannot stop them from being barbers. Some prominent men oppose such restrictions, and the piece advocates allowing women to shave if they wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Proposed name for the horseless carriage sparks debate
The article discusses coinage for the new motor vehicle. It notes Motocycle as a suggestion but warns it could apply to locomotives as well. Proposals like auto cycle and selfwheeler are offered as options to emphasize self propulsion.
The Bicycle Lane Affects Book Sellers This Summer
A new charge against bicycles claims they hurt the book trade by keeping readers from books in summer. Books sell less in warm months, though paper-covered novels attract seashore loungers. The wheelman is blamed for shifts in reading. after cycling, he lacks energy to read. The cycling craze grows, inviting study of its impact on literature.
Weather and warning on vacation in a hot season
In a sober public note the writer links the devilish season with church officials granting ministers a vacation and the ongoing heat. The torpidity of the weather is urged as warning to avoid venturing into an even hotter place.
Chicago civil service reform hopes rise after early moves
No cause for discouragement about reform prospects in Chicago as the law, passed four months ago, shows activity with two dinners held by commissioners at the Union League club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union League Club
Three chambermaids die in Denver hotel wreck and fire
Denver Aug 21 authorities recovered three bodies from the Gumry ruins after a hotel explosion and blaze. Louise Reinhuber Emma Millethaler and Lizzie Lager were identified among the victims as rescuers worked amid burning debris and extreme odor. General Charles Adams later identified among remains, with twenty one bodies recovered and more believed trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumry
Denver
Gantry Hotel
Louise Reinhuber
A. T Thayer
Broadway
Emma Millethaler
Lizzie Lager
Tir
Louise
Caroline Reinhuber
Albert S Blake
Pueblo
Charles Adams
George Blake
A. S Blake
Lillyblade A Ing
Coroner's jury views Gumry tragedy bodies at morgue
Denver august coroner's jury met at the morgue to view bodies from the Gumry tragedy. The panel of six men will reconvene this afternoon and continue viewing the recovered remains daily until all have been identified or recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gumry
Messrs
K. G. Cooper
R. W. Speer
T. B. Croke
F. BE. Edbrooke
Frank de Mange
Charles Babcock
Inquest Backed For Thorough Probe Of Calamity Causes
Jurynan Crooke urged a full investigation at the meeting, and all shared the aim. Coroner Martin stated the inquest will be thorough and far reaching, aiming to locate both criminal and financial responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurynan Crooke
Martin
Coliseum Collapse in Chicago Ends Threat to Lives
A massive Coliseum under Buffalo Bill and Barnum and Malley crews building for a World’s Fair opening collapses at night in Chicago. No one was hurt as workers had left during lunch. Loss projected at 10,000 to 186,000 dollars. foundation failure blamed for the arch collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coliseum
Buffalo BU
Barnum & Malley
Probst Construction Company
Comppany
Orler
Representativ Toward of Alabama Speaks on Lynching
In New York at Crystal Beach, Representative Toward of Alabama critiqued lynching rhetoric during a lecture on If Christ Came to Congress. He asserted white men in the South are responsible for outrages against Black voters and their families, arguing the negro will lose respect for white virtue. He apologized for remarks he said he would not have made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale
N. Y
Joward
Alabama
Congress
Crystal Beach
South
Borman
Interior secretary allocates public land survey funds
Acting Interior Secretary Simms announced the apportionment of 820,000 for surveys of public lands for the current fiscal year. Colorado receives nothing, while New Mexico is allotted 17,000 and Wyoming 2,000, showing small year over year changes amid an overall funding review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Simns
Congress
Colorado
New Mexico
Striking cloak-makers swell New York labor action
Thirteen hundred cloak-makers join the East Side walkouts as strikes rise to about 8,000 workers across garment trades. The new wave centers on wage increases, with crowds filling streets and halls over the past four weeks in the Hebrew section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
Olympia to Run San Francisco for Asiatic Squadron
Anglo Union Iron Works of Olympia plans to assist the cruiser Olympia by placing sixty workers at the disposal of the navy. The aim is to lower the Columbia’s record as the ship departs this week to join the Asiatic squadron in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Anglo Union Iron Works Company
Olympia
Columbia
Havy Department
No Demand Mids Paris Notes U S Demand on Waller Case
A semi official note in Paris Aug 23 states it is incorrect that the United States government demanded the release of Mr John T Waller or payment of compensation for his sentence of twenty years by a court martial on Madagascar where he formerly served as United States consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
John ‘T. Waller
Madagascar
Waller
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