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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1901

Page

3

Peril in the Rockies A Snow Shed Fire Rescue

Gervis Templeton and his wife Gladdy face a catastrophic snow shed fire on a Canadian Rockies train. A mysterious man with dark eyes helps save Gladdy as passengers debate a daring rush through flames to reach safety. The group discovers a massive snow slide blocks their exit, forcing a hard question of risk versus survival.

America Gervis Templeton Gervis Gladdy Old Frisco Vancouver Rockies Temple-Dene Leila Lady Jane Stoker

Balmoral Castle Not Large

Balmoral Castle remains small for a royal retreat once intended as a private refuge for Queen Victoria and her family. As the royal circle grew, the court expanded to accommodate nearly a dozen guests, with detachments at Birkall Abergeldie and Marlodge.

Balmoral Castle Queen Victoria Balmoral Court Birkall Abergeldie Castle Abergeldie Mains Balmoral Duke and Duchess of Fife Marlodge

Prince of Wales serves as soldier with Grenadier Guards

The Prince of Wales served as a subaltern in the first battalion of the Grenadier Guards and learned drill with the regiment. He was stationed at Curragh camp, Kildare, in 1858.

Wales Grenadier Guards Prince of Wales Curragh Kildare

Lightning Rod Boom in Brooklyn Homes

In Brooklyn a surge of new houses features metal lightning rods on the roofs. Builders say the fashion is widespread in the suburban boom as homeowners crown residences with spikes. Men who crowd for advantage face greater losses than those who wait their turn.

Brooklyn

Current Topics Appealed to Congress Over Patent Delay

The Congress considers a bill directing the patent commissioner to issue a patent to James Selden Cowden of Virginia. Cowden claims delay harms him, noting a similar machine operates and a foreign government has purchased it for army use. He seeks $500,000 cash and stock, arguing his machine is worth $50,000,000. The Patent Office explains a patent was granted earlier but not pursued due to lack of funds.

Congress Commissioner of Patents James Selden Cowden Virginia Cowden

Charles M Schwab Named President of Billion Dollar Steel Combine

Charles M Schwab, president of Carnegie Steel, chosen as head of a newly formed billion dollar steel combination. He began in the steel business at seventeen as a stake driver earning six dollars weekly, later rising to chief engineer, general manager, and partner by 1896. Schwab is thirty seven, born in Pennsylvania, with a common school education. He started as a nail wagon driver at age fifteen and worked various roles before joining Carnegie Works in Pittsburg.

Charles M. Schwab Carnegie Steel Company Carnegie Works Pennsylvania Pittsburg

Tiger Rajah at Indianapolis Zoo Held Despite Wounds

The Bengal tiger Rajah, blamed for killing Albert Neilson at Bostock's zoo, remains alive after severe injuries and bullets. Zoo staff and public demand Rajah be killed, though trainers hope the beast may survive. They recall Captain Bonavita escaping a lion attack as the zoo intensifies safeguards.

Rajah Albert Neilson Bostock’s Zoo Indianapolis Neilson Zoo Bonavita

Metals Need Rest and Fatigue in Rails and Axles

A railway inspector explains fatigue in metals as the cause of failures in axles and rails. Engineers warn that metal without rest can tire and fail, risking great damage unless proper rest and maintenance are observed.

Perons

Allen's Foot-Faze Free Sample Offer in Le Roy NY

Public notice offers a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York. It claims to cure sweating damp swollen feet and to ease tight shoes and treats chilblains and frost bites. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a quip about the Order of the Bath.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N. Y

The Best Herb Ten Garfield Tea Claim

An ad touts Garfield Tea as a herb based blood purifier with no harmful drugs. Various quips and patter follow about remedies, habits, bleaching blue, and a Nation jail joke amid promotional snippets.

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