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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1894

Page

6

Diverse News From The Register In Lamar History

The Register reports many items including European emigration due to low steerage rates and hard times, sugar stock speculation rumors in Washington, Yale and Oxford athletics in London with Oxford dominant in running events, and 400 Wabash engineers leaving after a strike. Also court actions over New York taxes by Jay Gould heirs, Debs and others jailed for alleged injunction violations, a Chicago artillery accident with fatalities and injuries, and a fatal gunpowder explosion near Oakwood and Grand boulevards with property damage and uncertain cause.

Washington Yale Oxford London Brotherhood Wabash Road Arthur New York Jay Gould Supreme Court of New York New York County Eugene V. Debs George W. Howard L. W. Rogers Sylvester Kelcher American Railway Union Seaman United States Wood Grosscup Chicago Second Artillery Grand and Oakwood Boulevards Farrier Galler Seventh Cavalry Fort Sheridan Fort Riley Devlin Oakwood Grand Boulevards

Colorado Chautauqua Union Holds Annual Meeting at Glen Park

The Colorado Chautauqua Union met at Glen Park on the 20th with B T Vincent as president and Emma M Fitch as treasurer. Seven graduates received diplomas as the Rocky Mountain Christian Review was adopted as the Union's organ and attendees included multiple Denver and Colorado City residents.

Colorado Chautauqua Union Glen Park B. T. Vincent Denver George Cannon FP. M. Priestley University Park Emma M. Fitch Priestley Steele Hyde J. M. Murphy Cannon Rocky Mountain Christian Review N. M. Fenneman Greeley H. M. Orahood

Policy Shops Raided in Denver Police Action

Police yesterday afternoon closed in on Ed. Chase's Colorado Policy Association. fifteen policy shops raided and sixteen owners posted bonds or were detained. Chase allegedly runs twenty five vendors with two books daily, two drawings per day, and about eight dollars per drawing, claiming total receipts near four hundred dollars. Lottery sales and mail fraud linked to several national firms including Louisiana Lottery Kansas City New York San Francisco Montreal and Havana Lottery are noted.

Ed. Chase Colorado Policy Association Root and Branch Denver News Bond Chase United States Denver Louisiana Lottery Company Kansas City New York San Francisco Montreal Loteria Beneficencia Publica City of Mexico

Railroad Shops Closed Strike Hits Union Pacific Divisions

Railway workers on the Union Pacific Wyoming and Idaho division lose jobs as shops closed July 3 following the inauguration of the strike affecting the system.

Union Pacific Wyoming Idaho Wyoming and Idaho

Status of the U R U strikes and union payouts

Union Pacific receivers began paying members of the A R U who left their jobs, signaling replacements will be hired. Workers urged to return. those who struck on the Gulf road may be rehired if they have good records, but Superintendent Dunaway will not work with the A R U.

Union Pacific Road Gulf Road Dunaway

Santa Fe Mail Car Burned Near La Junta

Shortly after No 3 left La Junta for the South Friday at noon a fire was found in the mail car beside the engine. The train stopped at Timpas and the car was detached but flames could not be checked. Over 200 sacks of papers and about 20 sacks of letters were burned along with the car. The fire likely started after departure from La Junta.

la Junta Timpas Through California Express California

Western News Notes and Local Incidents

Fort Logan forces to be increased at once. Doves are shot provoking protests over eggs and young birds. Albuquerque railroad shops closed indefinitely due to light traffic. A brass brick purporting to be worth 6000 dollars sent to Denver Mint by an Albuquerque bank. Frank Coock convicted of second degree murder at Gunnison and sentenced to life. Wives of striking miners near Engle riot. deputies avert trouble. John Calderwood of Cripple Creek Miners Union arrested on riot and murder charges. Sisto Griego and Pablo Serna die in a well near Albuquerque after a blast and smoke.

Fort Logan Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Albuquerque Denver Gunnison Frank Coock Leroy H. Spach Engle John Calderwood Cripple Creek Pablo Serna

Fort Omaha officer to join Wyoming Governor staff as tactics instructor

First Lieutenant Vankew of the Second Infantry at Fort Omaha is detailed for duty on Governor Osborne's staff in Wyoming as an instructor in military tactics for the Wyoming National Guard. The report notes ongoing labor and mining issues in Colorado and Wyoming with strikes, guardianship actions, and business deals across several mines and properties.

Vankew Fort Omaha Osborne Wyo Wyoming National Guard Tennessee Pass N. P. Hill Denver Isey Colorgy Association of 2d Mount Vernon Wagington Colorado Eagle Mine Inch Point Emma J. N Scott Laramie County Robbins Cheyenne

Beery News on Beery Shopmen and Sacramento Workers

Reported that shopmen in Beery and Sacramento slowly resumed work after disturbances. Pullman Laundry workers were mobbed and guarded by police. A train wreck attempt near Pond Creek Oklahoma involved dynamite on tracks. Scattered financial figures show gold export and trade imbalances for the prior year.

Trading stamps offer and map promotion in Denver

An offer promises two two cent stamps to The Host Mebing Co in Denver for a copy of The Road and a free Octopus map. The text then asks if electricians can explain why a negative is always a positive.

Mebing Co Denver, Cole

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