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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
4
Local notices announce L F Blodgett consenting to be submitted for county judge and A F Gease of Granada as candidate for County Superintendent of Schools, subject to Republican convention. The column then surveys national politics, rail rate cuts, Plum Island purchase, a collision of opinions in Denver, and reflections on the Fourth of July nostalgia.
The piece contrasts Britons praising King Arthur with dismissing the past as outdated. It notes some clergies and prophets insist on returning to old orders, but believes such warnings will be ignored as society moves forward. Pueblo Mail and Las Animas Leader report a Fort Lyon board petition over water rights among Amity and Oxford Canal interests.
An analysis of Supreme Court insular cases and possible tariff actions suggests strong government inclination to protect sugar imports, with implications for Porto Rico, the Philippines, and Russia. It argues that a tariff would boost American beet sugar cultivation and favor farmers, while benefiting refiners too. The piece highlights sugar as the dominant protected farm product under federal tariff policy.
A synopsis of Chipley's forthcoming explanation to Governor Orman exposes the defense as weak. The fusion treasurer omits the key Robber Seventh warrant deal and distracts with unrelated matters. Stevenson and Coe deny the $1,000 paid for an opinion, undermining Chipley's credibility and his broader case.
The Denver Times argues State Treasurer Chipley failed to explain $63,000 in warrant payments and related discrepancies. It calls for a special grand jury to probe why cash was used, why interest and school fund figures misalign, and why notices and opinions were kept from auditors and the governor. The paper labels the explanation as a total failure and urges immediate action.
An account from a Chicago Chronicle article describes rooms in a Philadelphia asylum designed to prevent self harm. Features include no knobs, outward opening doors, rounded edges, and removal of items that could be used to injure oneself, with night guards walking the corridors. The piece also notes New Orleans reforms restricting Sunday cigars and liquor sales, puzzling visitors.
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