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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1901

Page

6

Brave Georgia sheriff saves black man from mob at county jail

In Carrollton on June 8, Sheriff Joseph Morrill protected a condemned black man from a lynch mob seeking to hang him for murder. A guard clash left one man dead and two wounded. militia arrived and the prisoner was moved toward Atlanta under armed escort.

Carrolton Georgia Joseph Morrill Atlanta George Bennett Thomas Smith Thomas Ward Bennett Williams Otis Ward Supreme Court Thomas Ward Morrill Harris Candler Villa Rica Temple Court House

Matchless Mine Saved to Mrs Tabor by a Kind Friend

Denver June 8 The Matchless mine once mortgaged to satisfy secured judgments has been saved for Mrs. H A W Tabor by a private donor. Samuel Belford as trustee will operate the Leadville property with Mrs Tabor receiving a share of proceeds. Belford will not reveal the donor.

Denver H. A. W. Tabor Leadville Senator Tabor Tabor Opera House Tabor Block Samuel Belford Belford Tabor William R. Everett Ransom Leasing Company Everett W. R. Harp Union Coal Company James W. Newell Warren F. Page District Court of Lake County Owers James B. Bel Mr. Belford

Walsh Denies Reported Interview About McKinley Visit

Denver June 9 Thomas F Walsh tells a Denver reporter the abroad report of a proposed McKinley and Mrs McKinley visit to Colorado is entirely erroneous He notes he suggested the president might visit before the end of his term but says no plan for Mrs McKinley to come this summer and that she returned to Washington A safe, concise denial with context about prior remarks.

Denver McKinley Colorado Thomas F. Walsh Washington

Scotland Accepts Carnegie Gift to Scotland Universities

Andrew Carnegie signed a deed transferring 10 million dollars in five percent United States Steel bonds to trustees for Scotland's universities. The gift becomes immediately available. London reports the action as a major benefaction to Scottish higher education.

London Andrew Carnegie United States Steel Corporation Scotland

Carnegie plan funds science and education in Scotland

The deed by Mr. Carnegie directs half income to expanding scientific study facilities at Scotland's universities and the other half to assist students and education outside the universities. The project aims to spread opportunities in science medicine languages and literature, with broad approval and praise for his philanthropy.

Carnegie Scotland

Colorado Homeopathic Society Holds June Session in Canon City

The Friday session in Canon City saw several Denver doctors Kinley Armstrong Butterfield and Higgins joined by Wilkinson of Canon City Brooks of Florence Gray of Rueble and Faust of Colorado Springs elected to membership. Resolutions criticized the surgeon general for blocking arsenic research as a Yellow Fever prophylactic due to the author not being an allopath. Next meeting is planned for Pueblo.

Canon City Colo Colorado Homeopathic Society Kinley Armstrong Pueblo

Denver Markets Cattle Receipts and Prices Summary

Cattle receipts from January 1 to June 5 total 101718 head, down from 98779 last year by 7061. June 1 to June 5 arrivals reach 5585, below last year’s 7068 by 1483. Prices paid include beef steers good to choice at 4.85 to 5.10, western 1100–1200 pounds at 4.50 to 4.75, cows and heifers good to choice 4.25 to 4.75, and feeders over 700 pounds 4.75 to 4.25 for different grades.

Hogs and Sheep Receipts Reported for Year to June 5

Hog receipts from January 1 to June 5 total 52 649 head up 128 head from last year period. June 1 to June 5 hogs total 1 787 head up 849 from last year. Sheep receipts January 1 to June 5 total 3 766 head up 10 273 from last year. June 5 sheep receipts 1 230 head up 1 108 from last year. Prices listed for hogs and sheep and lambs, with feeders and stock ewes priced per head.

Grain and Hay Prices Across Regions

A listing of agricultural commodity prices includes grain and hay values. Wheat milling quality in Colorado and Nebraska is shown by per hundred pounds prices. corn in bulk and chop are listed with sacked options. Hay prices range from timothy to alfalfa with varying quality tiers and straw.

Colorado Nebraska Timothy South Park

Dismissed for Free Thinking at Kansas Wesleyan University

Trustees of Kansas Wesleyan University refuse to re elect Professor I P Tubbs to the natural science chair after two years in the post The reason cited is higher criticism of the Bible a controversial theological view He has taught privately at home and students circulate a remonstrance petition against his removal.

Salina Kans Kansas Wesleyan University I’. D. Tubbs Tubbs South America Argentine

One Hundred and Three Graduate at Colorado

Boulder June 6. The University of Colorado closed its most prosperous year with 108 graduates honored at commencement. The ceremony at the Presbyteran church drew a full house as faculty chaired the program and Rev Robert F. Coyle of Denver delivered a keynote address on The Three Pillars of Manhood.

Boulder Colo University of Colorado Presbyteria Church Robert F. Coyle Denver

Washington Gossip and National Museum Notes

A War Department statement outlines Spanish War volunteer claims, payments, and remaining balances for Colorado Wyoming New Mexico and Arizona. The National Museum will exhibit the Pekin gate lock with Chinese inscription translated, and timber sale plans cover South Platte forest reserve with pricing and purchase limits.

War Department Colorado Wyomin New Mexico Arizona National Museum Pekin Conger W.T. Hobart China General Land Office South Platte Forest Reserve Hermann

Western Men Appointed to First Lieutenants in Regular Army

The June 6 list of presidential appointments includes well known western men and sons of western settlers. Kyle Rucker a East Denver High grad and Philippines veteran is named second lieutenant. Harry J. Collins a Denver boy and captain in the Philippines volunteers becomes first lieutenant. Herbert Brees of Laramie son of Dan Brees an engineer on the Union Pacific comes as first lieutenant now in the Philippines. Aubrey Lippincott son of Colonel Lippincott chief surgeon of the Department of the Colorado is promoted to first lieutenant and commands Fort Washakie Wyoming. Guy V. Henry Jr son of the famed general is promoted to first lieutenant from Fort Logan. Sergeant Howard Price now in Denver site and DWC is named first lieutenant after long army service and top exam marks at Fort Leavenworth.

Kyle Rucker East Denver High School State Colorado Philippines John Tucker Aspen Harry J. Collins Denver Volunteers Herbert Brees Laramie Dan” Brees Union Pacific Voming Aubrey Lippincott Colonel Lippincott Department of the Colorado Governor's Island Department of the East Lippincott Fort Washakie Wyoming First Cavalry Guy V. Henry, Jr Fort Logan Howard ©. Price Army Fort Leavenworth

Naval honors awarded for China campaign actions

The Secretary of the Navy approved medals of honor and letters of commendation for U S Navy and Marine personnel recognized for bravery in the China campaign. Ensign Pettingill and Ensign McCarthy receive letters of commendation. Major Richards and Captain Hall receive brevets for service at Tien-Tsin Pekin. Captains Bannon Long and Wynne are commended in general orders for gallantry during Tien-Tsin.

Secretary of the Navy Naval Board of Awards Navy Marine Corps China Long Santiago G. T. Pettingill U.S. V Battle of Tien- Tsint A. H. McCarthy U. 8 S. N Calamianes Augusan River Mindanao George Richards Tien-Tsin N. H. Hall Pekin Ains Philip M. Bannon B. H Charles G. Long Renant Robert F. Wynne

Imperial Edict Delays Court Return to September

An imperial edict from Shanghai dated June postpones the court’s return to Pekin to September 1 due to heat and the dowager’s age. Astrologers deem September 1 a lucky day to begin the journey.

Shanghai Pekin Hi Dee

Episcopalians Tackle Oakes Home Finances and Funds

Denver church leaders discussed a growing deficit in episcopal funds at the session. The finance committee proposed selling Jarvis hall unimproved real estate to fund endowment earnings and cover back salary for Bishop Spaulding. The Oakes Home for Consumptives status was clarified as a church trust with Rev. F. W. Oakes as lifelong superintendent. county taxes were remitted as the home is charitable.

Denver Episcopal Council Jarvis Hall Spaudling Benjamin Brewster Spaulding Brewster Committee On Legislation Episcopate Fund Oakes Home For Consumptives F. W. Oakes Diocese of Colorado BE. P. Newton I. F. Kramer A. B. Jennings Dan Lewis W. O. Cone F. F. Kramer Otis S. Johnson Court of Appeals—Rey W. H. Whitehead C. Y. Grimes J. W. Ohl P. H. Hickman Dean Hart Lay A. D. Parker W. M. Spaulding W. I. Stone

Secretary of War Will Rule in the Philippine Islands

Washington reports the new civil government for the Philippines will place a governor and legislative council under the secretary of war. The war secretary will be supreme, with the civil government handling civil affairs and the general commanding the troops continuing separate authority. also, Lieutenant Richard H. Townley faces court martial in Manila for commissary irregularities and awaits presidential approval of dismissal.

Philippine Islands Washington Philippines Archipelago Legislative Council New Mexico Richard H. Townley Navy Manila Townley

Tillman Withdraws His Resignation in South Carolina

Senator Tillman reversed his resignation over the governor's power to reject senatorial resignations. He notes McLaurin's consent to hold his commission and faces three options to resolve the dispute. Governor McSweeney replies urging unconditional resignation if Tillman seeks to quit.

Columbia 8. C Senator Tillman Tillman McLaurin United States Democratic Executive Committee Senate MacLaurin McSweeney Senator McLaurin

Denver Normal completes 69 gradua tes at Greeley opera house

The State Normal in Greeley Colorado held commencement exercises at the opera house. Mrs Tupper Maynard of Denver gave an inspirational class address stressing spiritual as well as intellectual life. Sixty nine graduates received diplomas as Richard Brown chair of the board spoke and President Snyder offered a concise address. Robert W Bonynge of Denver gave the commencement address.

State Normal Snyder Robert W. Bonynge Denver

Youthful Train Wreckers Face Trial in Colorado

Den ver News Spe George Fether stone and Arthur Tay, both ten, stood trial in the District Court for wrecking Midland Terminal trains between Goldfield and Victor and attempting to wreck a Florence and Cripple Creek train. The judge directed a verdict of not guilty, declaring the boys had already been punished enough.

Cripple Creek Denver News George Fetherstone Arthur Tay District Court Midland Terminal Goldfield Victor Florence & Cripple Creek

Colorado to Open New Beet Sugar Factory at Eaton

Denver reports Eaton beet sugar factory nearly ready with foundations this year and operation next year. Site in Eaton suburbs near rail depot, drainage exits to a gulch, boosting 4000 acres of beet contracts including 2000 acres from Governor Eaton and son A J Eaton. 2000 extra acres to be farmed this year via Larimer canal extension with potential 3000 to 4000 more acres next year. Local landowners Asa Sterling D Canfield Horace Clarete tied to large beet growing contracts.

Denver Eaton George R. Caldwell Denver News A. J. Eaton Larimer County Greeley Asa Sterling D. Canfield Horace Clarete

Denver & Northwestern Railway Company Formed In Colorado

Articles of incorporation filed for the Denver & Northwestern Railway Company with a 2.5 million dollar capital. Planned lines aim for the northern coal fields and routes to Boulder Greeley Louisville and other towns. Founders include Samuel M. Perry Charles J. Hugh Jr William Smith Gerald Hughes and others. The Boulder line may be electrified and serve as a competitor to Burlington and Colorado Southern with joint traffic arrangements.

Denver Denver & Northwestern Railway Company Platte Canon Boulder Greeley Louisville Littleton Golden Samuel M. Perry Montclair Charles J. Hugh Jr William Smith House of Representatives Gerald Hughes Frank Perry Albert Smith Clyde Turnbull Denver, Boulder & Northern Denver & Northwestern Burlington Colorado Southern Railroads Raidway Company

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