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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1894
Page
7
A man dreams of stealing apples to please a flirtatious woman Bertha. He pursues the theft, kills, and causes a fire, then is captured, faces court martial and execution, and wakes to confess to Bertha who scorns the danger and vows to steal her own apples.
The French composer Rameau transformed a delicate embroidery pattern into musical notes, creating a curious composition later used in his opera Las Indes Galantes. The piece, performed by Salle the ballet dancer, became a popular melody titled Les Sauvages.
The Beggar's Journal of Paris is a daily publication providing subscribers with a complete list of baptisms weddings and funerals for the day. It also features a section for begging letter writers noting arrivals and departures of individuals noted for charitable tendencies.
A New York Herald dispatch from Managua dated January 2 reports Nicaragua and Honduras at war. Honduran insurgent Policarpo Bonilla has invaded from Nicaragua, seized Vascaran, and set a provisional government there while Zalay of Nicaragua recognizes his authority. Bonilla’s forces besiege Choluteca, threaten Cuartel, and Rosas is reported killed. Nicaragua prepares further forces under Ortiz and Vasquez readies troops, with battles looming near Cholutoca and Amalapa.
A mutual accord halted hostilities between Mrs. Lease and Governor Lewelling as they seek a court ordered restraining action. Judge Frank Doster advised a cautious path while Mrs. Lease contests the governor’s removal and cites a March 1889 legislative act creating a five member committee to probe charges against charity officials.
The Boston Commercial Bulletin reports 1898 United States wool shorn and 1892 grown at 299,706,000 pounds with 64,000,000 pounds pulled from slaughtered sheep. Total yield hits 364,156,666 pounds, largest on record, while unsold domestic wool stands at 15,362,000 pounds and foreign wool at 23,572,500 pounds. Prices have fallen about one third since last March.
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