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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1902

Page

7

Record-breaking year of American trade and industry

New York dispatch outlines Bradstreet’s 1901 review declaring a peak in prosperity amid strikes, panics, and price fixes. It cites bank clearings of $118 billion, 30 percent rise from last year, 26 percent above 1890, and gains in railway earnings, pig iron, iron, leather, woolen goods, and exports, with agriculture boosted by higher farm prices and domestic demand.

New York Annual Review of American Trade, Finance and Industry Bradstreets United States McKinley South New Old England

Teachers' Association Pays Eulogy to Hale Founder

The Colorado State Teachers Association ended its twenty seventh annual session in Denver with tributes to Horace M Hale founder of the association and author of the Colorado school law. Officers elected unanimously included John Dietrich president and Charles K E Chads director for a three year term. The meeting noted Hale framed the law and chaired the first meeting of the association, and recalled his public service and moral character. The session closed with 688 names on the roll and 688 dollars in the treasury plus eight ten dollar life memberships.

Denver Horace M. Hale Colorado Colorado State Teachers’ Association John Dietrich Colorado Springs Charles KE. Chads North den F. J. Browncombe Durango H. W. Zirkle J. B. Ragan Aaron Gove Horace M Mle Professor Hale Colorado Teachers’ Association Gove Hale Capitol J. A. Sewell J. C. Shattuck University of Denver Commonwealth Dean Shattuck State University C. S. Mer Boulder Sion

Denver Times Seized by Trust Company

The International Trust Company took possession of the Denver Times under a $125,000 mortgage. A press lien and garnishment notices were served on about 100 merchants. The action signals outside parties seeking control, though policy and management are not expected to change immediately.

Denver International Trust Company Denver Times United States Dewey Bailey H. E. Kelly Union National Bank John W. Schofield Schofield United States Court Omaha Earl B. Coe Times

Pro Boer Meeting in Topeka Adopts Arbitration Resolutions

About two thousand people gathered in Topeka Kansas to urge England to invite the U S president and the Danish ruler to act as arbitrators in the war’s settlement. Resolutions were sent to London and speakers included David Overmyer General J K Hudson and others.

Topeka Kan England United States Denmark London David Overmyer J. K. Hudson

Pan American Congress Advances Chicago Olympian Plan

At Mexico City the Pan American conference approved a recommendation to governments to back the Olympian games in Chicago. It also endorsed committees on resources and statistics and on commerce and reciprocity. A six month deadline was set for ratifications to the commerce and reciprocity resolutions. President Raigosa named a Washington-based committee to promote the Pan American railway project including H C Davis, Manuel de Asparoz, Andrew Carnegie, Manuel Alvarez Calderon, Peruvian minister, and Antonio Lazo Arriga, Guatemalan minister.

Pan-American Congress Mexico City Pan- American Conference Chicago Pablo Macedo Mexico Bureau of American Republics Raigosa Washington H. C. Davis Manuel de Asparoz Andrew Carnesie Manuel Alvarez Calderon Antonio Lazo Arriga Guatemala

Waterspout hits Saffe Morocco with devastating floods

A water spout burst above the town of Saffe in Tangier Morocco inundating the lower town for twelve hours and washing many into the sea. Reported drownings reach about two hundred with no European victims. Saffe, a fortified seaport of 12,000 residents including 3,000 Jews, faces enormous damage.

Morocco Tangier Saffe

Roosevelt Cannot Preside Over 1904 Olympic Games

Washington reports President Roosevelt cannot preside at the Chicago Olympic games in 1904. He expresses keen interest in the contests but says it would be impracticable for him to preside, despite hopes he would. His communication to Baron Coubertin notes various reasons guiding the decision.

Washington Baron Coubertin Chicago Roosevelt

Ovation for Admiral Schley at New National theater

Admiral Schley and ex-Secretary Herbert shared a box at the New National to see James K. Hackett in Don Caesar's Return. It marked his first public appearance here since the court of Inquiry verdict. The crowd cheered the admiral for several minutes as he appeared.

Admiral Schley Washington Schley Secretary of the Navy Herbert New National Theater James K. Hackett and Company Don Caesar

Colorado Notes Survey Sparks New Monument Road

A route for a new county road between Monument and Palmer Lake was surveyed. The November payroll at the Minne qua steel plant in Pueblo topped $212,000. Denver Mining Exchange to move into Equitable building after January. Senate confirms B C Fleming as Sterling land office registrar. Congress member Yarroth proposes raising Denver mint cost limit to 800000. Plumbers in Denver push cooperative shop plan as strike continues. Teller and Reps Bell and Shafroth stay in Washington for holidays.

Monument Palmer Lake Minnequa Steel Pueblo Denver Mining Exchange Equitable B. C. Fleming Sterling Land Office Senate Yarroth Denver Mint Denver Senator Teller Bell Shafroth Washington Cripple Creek Milton Hess Frederickstown Missouri Grand Junction Edwin B. Potter Buena Vista Colorado Denver & Northwestern Railway Compan Ara Platte Street C. B. Timberlake Sterling P. Hobkirk del Norte Carpenters’ Union of Pueblo County Arapahoe Alamosa Walsenburg Colorado Springs Robert Haight The Pioneer Society Charles Block Kist Ur Denver Real Estate Exchange Mountain and Plain el Paso Texas Santa Fe Flora I. McDonald Georgetown George Dalgleish Henry W. Snider Burlington Iowa Imogene Hopkins Carmen, Ilinois Snider Golden Carl Wildeboor Colorado & Southern Railroad

Oil and rail and stock news from around the world

A Cairo dispatch reports oil and gas found near Suez while Atlantic Rubber Shoe Company forms in New Jersey with 10 million dollars capital. Austra lia plans a 1000 man force to South Africa as a Topeka street railway sale nears completion to a St Louis syndicate for 500000. Cecil Rhodes hurries back to Cairo. US tobacco groups eye Germany and Russia.

Cairo Suez Atlantic Rubber Shoe Company Capital New Jersey Australia South Africa New York Stock Exchange Topeka St. Louis Cecil Rhodes Khartoum Germany Russia William Ellery Channing Concord Massachusetts David McAdam Supreme Court of New York New York City W. J. Spillman Pullman Washington I’. Larson Scribner Department of Agriculture American Lumber Company Essex County Roosevelt Congress Apalachian Otto Nordenskjol Buenos Ay Nordenskjol Sweden Samuel Smiles London St. Petersburg National Broom Manufacturers’ Association United States Canada Berlin Peking Emil Lous Hamburg-American Line Europe Nicaragua Atlas Line Horace W. Carpenter Pacific Coast Columbian University Zacatecas Mexico Atwood Kansas University of Michigan James Forney Marine Corps League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia Cavite Philippine Islands North Atlantic West Indian Gulf Treasury Department New Zealand Hawaii Municipal Council of Dublin John Redmond House of Commons Ireland Sebastopol

Washington news and congressional proceedings wrap

A bill to fix a two dollar minimum wage for women employed by the government is introduced by Mr. Mitchell. The Treasury draws a $3,834 share of prize money to Rear Admiral Schley and Maine destruction claims are wrapped up as the Spanish Claims Commission adjourns. Navy and Army notes cover mint bids, naval reservations, Secy Long denial of resignation, Senator Sewell’s improving condition, and various bills on irrigation and national guard reform.

Mitchell Treasury Department Schley Santiago Maine Havana Harbor Spanish Claims Commission Taylor Shafroth Denver Navy Department Culebra Island Naval Commission W. H W. Whiteman New Mexico Congress National Guard Commonwealths United States Army Adjutants General Washington Root War Department Philippines United Stes Philippine Islands United States Horton W. Stickle Corps of Engineers Tto Ry Stickle Brooklyn Kenney Asiatic Nagasaki Japan Rainbow New York Cavite Suez Remey Mederick Rodgers Adil Thuereau Warren Senate Allison Hale Gallinger Proctor Senator Lodge China Roosevelt

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