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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1899
Page
2
The exposition grounds present tropical plants from the Philippines Cuba Porto Rico and Hawaii grouped for display. The Woman's Building Axes building for fraternal societies and the grand band stand dominate. Multiple overseas bands travel to perform with midways attractions drawing visitors.
A fragmented description recounts President Cassatt’s role at the Pennsylvanian company, detailing leadership transitions, executive duties, and restructurings. It notes Cassatt’s continued high office, a shift in directorship, and the eventual retirement with ceremonial references to his career and the board’s reorganizations.
A garbled account describes a crucible like chamber and lower section used in spy operations and metalworking. It details assembling parts, firing, and mixing components, including charges of iron and coke, with workers handling crucibles, ashes, and protective steps during the operation.
The essay recalls a meeting where Carlyle accuses the federal government and northern authorities of driving people toward ruin. Emerson’s guest, Ripley, listens in silence as Carlyle’s denunciation grows fierce and ends with Ripley quietly leaving the Chelsea home without protest. The passage concludes with the adage that a man who does nothing never does anything wrong.
Dr W W Rees is elected to a city trust post and brings a record of teaching at Jefferson Medical College and Woman's Medical College, plus professorships in anatomy at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. He holds memberships in American scientific societies and the Paris Societe de Chirurgie. His publications include typhoid sequel studies and standard surgical texts.
British traveler Mr. J F Fraser recently saw the famed Persian peacock throne during a stay in Teheran, describing its grandeur and historical significance.
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