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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1895
Page
6
Harvard freshmen eight were defeated by Yate in the triangular two mile Thames race at New London with Columbia finishing third. Coach Watson faced disappointment over the result while Yale mentor Bol Cook remained composed after the event.
Fort Hamilton completes tests on Lieutenant Bradley A. Fiske’s position finder for disappearing guns. The device yields range errors under one percent per thousand yards and works with passing ships, enabling instantaneous targeting when the gun cannot sight the foe directly. The board deems it a satisfactory solution to improving naval defense of New York Harbor.
A proposed electric railway between Cleveland and Toledo is under active consideration with Hon Tom L. Johnson as chief promoter. Several short electric lines already operate or are under construction, with Mr. Johnson controlling these routes as the plan progresses toward linking the two cities.
June 27 report from Campos notes insular troops facing An unidentified attack with brief reference to Admiral. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors. The item reads as a short war brief from a city desk with minimal readable facts.
Investigation connected with films and travels notes an anthropologist’s study on average male height across European and American peoples. It cites English and American cousins to America and lists Austrians Portuguese and Spaniards as below the continental average, with a sample figure of 3 feet 6 inches for the male.
New York June 27 The payment into the subtreasury of 6 500 000 suggests a government contract change with the syndicate delaying gold imports until October while it preserves the US gold reserve. Syndicate managers claim they can curb exports, maintaining stability as imports to fund new bonds rise to 14.451 million.
London turmoil over Conservative plans sparks resignation pressure. Salisbery must form a cabinet with hostile majority and hint at policy on the burning social question. Joseph Chamberlain reportedly considers the war office. Dufferin from Paris raises Anglo French tensions. Ireland’s governance looms under uncertain lord lieutenancy.
The McCarthrite projection suggests a net gain of six seats as his party targets three from Redmond and five from the Tories, while Healy would avoid a revolt. The forecast hinges on Healy not mounting resistance, a condition he has not indicated.
A fragmentary Cuban news item reports tremors in Peerte province and Gen Naverm returning to Ho rolo Songe after capturing an urgent camp and receiving a strong reception.
South Water street reports a sensational move by the Fruit Barers association to curb peddlers and launch four new houses and a fruit exchange center. A license to incorporate has been secured and July meeting to elect officers and directors set. A representative travels to California to confer with partners as agents plan to cover the state.
Freacary Reedon lneerstag, Wastingwee notes that the surplus will remain as the year progresses. The current deficiency is about 40,0000, with receipts and disbursements for the current year showing a gap likely to widen to more than 2 million between tow and July 1.
Washington Jone Jr notes the opening of the case involving the Western Union Telegraph company and multiple county auditors. The dispute centers on telegraph service charges and regulatory questions. Legal arguments focus on accountability, contract terms, and statutory interpretation. Local officials await the judge's preliminary rulings.
In a formal gathering aboard the ship New York Captain Braven and dignitaries honored guests including William Dined and Louise. Emperors and princes joined Admiral Kirkland in toasts thanking President Cleveland for U S support. The ceremony marked a cordial opening amid a multi nation reception with cheers for the president.
Miss Scott of Denver sues Henry Eden for breach of promise in Galveston Texas, alleging damages around 600 dollars and seeking costs. The case notes she wed young Petia woman and accuses Eden of plans to marry again. judgment awarded with costs to be taxed.
Fragmented text describes a deadly incident with multiple people named Alan Jane and George W. involving a keg, thunderstorm, and a building collapse near Palkiaed. Mentions a Don of James Backney killed, his wife seriously injured, and a separate crash where a man and wife died after a bed struck by lybenius.
A garbled report from Indianapolis notes the chairman of the committee refusing to call a convention to consider a key question. He says it would be injudicious and that members want to attend the convention next year. The state committee acknowledged the reluctance and indicated postponement could be possible.
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