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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1895
Page
6
The exchange reveals doubt over the coroner’s verdict as Col. Nipper notes death by parties to the jury unknown while the Northerner highlights that lynchers were among the town’s best-known men. The dialogue shows tension between witnesses and jurors in the lynching inquiry.
Dr Perkins Soonover attends Hostetter McGinnis who reports chest pain. The doctor declares the ailment is dyspepsia and notes the term comes from Greek origin.
In a city bookstore scene from Texas Sittings Misander Hood asks for a light book to carry with him. The clerk asks for a suitable choice and Hood explains he’s not as strong as he used to be and needs something not too heavy.
Mrs Peterby boasts of buying a rocking chair at auction for $2 that she values at $3 indicating a $1 profit. She asserts women possess business sense and uses the purchase to illustrate saving money, prompting Mr Peterby to question the chair’s purpose.
A fragment depicts a Deadguich Chapel scene where a new parson is addressed by the head deacon. The deacon warns that some ducks can pray while others cannot, hinting at jealousy and potential violence as lights are threatened to be shot out.
Mrs Prim and Old Prim discuss a preacher who treats cycling as a sermon. The exchange satirizes sensational religious talk with a quip about a bicycle sermon.
At a social gathering Gus De Smith claims animals can talk. He asserts that nowadays asses talk, just like Baalam's ass did, prompting Judge Peterby to respond.
Citizens debate safety as Broadway traffic collisions with other major streets occur frequently. The World acknowledges frequent near misses but notes few injuries, reflecting public concern about urban congestion and pedestrian risk.
Denver report: Thomas D Kelley of Galena Illinois files in U S Circuit Court for a receiver and removal of officers in the Little Johnny mine dispute. He alleges a one sixth stake was fraudulently taken for 1000 dollars, with the mine now valued at tens of millions.
In Colorado Springs three men planned an attempted hold up at Exchange National Bank. Red Hutchins and Henry George were named. police anticipated the scheme and guarded the bank. The plan was halted when signals alerted officers. all three suspects were arrested and jailed.
A cyclone struck Hartford Kansas near 5 PM sweeping away houses and barns in a one hundred foot wide path. Several residents were badly injured with no known fatalities. Names listed include Cora Rawson Ola Rawson Mrs B K Smith and others. Estimated total loss ranges from ten to twenty thousand dollars.
The twenty seventh national convention of the Order of American Mechanics began in Omaha with a morning session focused on credentials and seating new delegates. Iowa's delegation faced temporary seat refusal over council standing, as J G Archer, national councillor, presented his report.
The report covers the order's activity in the last year across Western states. Maine Minnesota Wyoming Idaho and Montana saw the tag of the order unfurled while Nebraska added six councils to reach eleven and Missouri gained councils but lost members. Kansas added 300 members with the national membership totaling about 277000. The convention occurs on the third Tuesday in June.
The hearing in the Peralta Reavis Arizona land grant case ended before the U S Court of Private Land Claims in Santa Fe New Mexico. claimant Mr Peralta Reavis spoke briefly. U S Attorney Reynolds argued the fraud and illegitimacy of the claim. The government asserts clear fraudulent merit and potential protections for conspirators under existing statutes.
A Bosots dispatch claims 1 3 rebels are in the Isat area with 3000 troops moving toward the Canca department. Arrests rise for suspected fever and aiding the getaway of Mositear Care, with reports of seized arms and equipment.
A Grand Island dispatch reports hydrophobia spreading through Adams county near Fred Earnst farm. Two men bitten receive treatment in Wymour as four dozen cattle die or show symptoms. Dogs involved include Barnet’s three. Frank Esrost is scratched and treated. Neighbors burying cows risk exposure as efforts to purge the area continue.
A telegram reports Bishop Bonacum recalled his orders of dismissal for priests at Auburn and Tecumseh. The order, issued April 28 and to take effect July 1, faced canon and diocesan challenges for lacking charges or a trial. The missionaries remain in charge of the two missions per the latest notice.
June 19 meeting in Cleveland sees Maye son and President DD of the League of Republicans, Tracey of Chicago, and delegates from colored groups and various states push for free coinage. They consider a resolutions committee and delay further action until morning. several speakers urge swift action at the upcoming convention.
In Omaha on June 18 a local official revealed a bond issue fallout tied to Holin and Bolin. Bolin faced accusations of embezzlement after investigators found a large shortage in the Midis Bank accounts. A road-house drunken incident preceded his arrest as police traced missing funds.
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