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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1896
Page
3
Carnegie Steel Company conducts experiments on a steel freight car intended to replace wooden cars. The design features channel floor supports and a truss-like frame, claiming lighter weight, greater stiffness, and lower maintenance costs. Tests show substantial load tolerance and potential 25 percent lower upkeep, with tenfold repair efficiency.
The census highlights Rhode Island as the most densely populated state, with a 154 per square mile density and a population over 350 000. It notes small size, growing manufacturing, and the distribution of populations in Pawtucket Woonsocket and Providence. It also compares density with Belgium and England and explains urban concentration from cities and transport networks.
A. M. Bell of Portage La Prairie fatally shot J. Muir of Pembina N D thinking him a deer in Manitoba. The same day near Sault Ste. Marie Bell’s son, hunting with a local doctor, shot him by misidentifying a deer. The doctor survived after a dangerous wound, making a rare father and son hunting misidentification coincidence.
A New York paper asserts the city could endure a siege for a year with 85 supplies on hand, and that New York maintains a food stockpile rivaled by about fifty other places. It adds that personal exertion yields a good character.
The text mockingly notes rapid transit’s popularity, then pivots to sensational ads for patent medicines like Hanson's Magic Corn Salve and Parker's Ginger Tonic promising cures and health benefits. It references clutter of street vendors and odd, disjointed remarks about vendors and customers.
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