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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1896
Page
2
A fragmented passage weighs opinions on England, telegraph tolls, and a German emperor turning thirty seven. It muses on orange juice, fame as a will o the wisp, monuments, babies, and a political DEMONSTRATION in Germany attributed to Unser Willie, referencing public display and popularity.
Boston officials declare night lunch wagons illegal on city streets citing improper preparation of beans and dining standards. Local vendors must cease operations or relocate.
The remark notes multiple scientists challenging the tuberculosis germ, implying a cautious outlook for the disease's future. It highlights Edison and Roentgen as key figures shaping the scientific struggle.
The text argues that while Mexico embraces bullfighting, it would not classify prize fighting similarly, illustrating a cultural boundary between the two popular sports.
The text asserts gas can be produced cheaper than steam or electricity and notes it would surprise the meters. It mentions England’s rising carriage rate and suggests Mr. Bull may require several large armies within forty years.
The source states a new woman movement envisions women filling at least half of naval war roles, indicating strong advocacy for gender integration in the armed forces. The aim envisions women serving as effective sailors and officers aboard ships and in related capacities.
A grim remark questions Kurdish actions following Armenian atrocities. The quote implies a regional power dynamic and potential retaliation, reflecting wartime tensions and ethnic violence. The language signals hostility and the focus is on possible Kurdish reactions rather than factual events.
A new syndicate owning a large tract of Illinois coal land seeks to clarify whether it intends to operate the mines itself or rely on labor from local workers. The issue raises questions about management, production, and community impact.
A fragment suggests advice on marriage and widowhood, noting that women who seize six presidents are of interest. The text presents antiquated social guidance about remarriage and status.
Mr. Gladstone urges prayer as the sole effective tool for Armenians and appears to trust in prayers for the dead, framing spiritual supplication as the remaining recourse.
A Vermont blacksmith named as healer inspires comment on poetry with lines suggesting future poets may improve on Longfellow. The passage notes the craftsman’s reputation and influence on literary imaginations.
The act provides exemplary damages of at least 2000 dollars in lynching cases where death results. The county where the lynching occurs is liable, with recovery by the deceased's legal representatives in a competent court.
A large anti American riot in Balboa, Spain, drew about 12,000 demonstrators who attacked stores with American goods, overturned vehicles, and hurled stones at police. The crowd aimed for the U S consulate but authorities guarded the building. Two officers were wounded as police dispersed rioters shouting anti Yankee slogans.
A Colorado Library association meeting in Denver heard J. H. Van Sickle of school district No. 17 share a plan placing about fifty books in each classroom starting in third or fourth grade. The aim is to spark reading interest and gradually expose pupils to literature, science, and art across grades. The program has shown promising results.
A New York news dispatch reports director James H. Kern and treasurer Edwin A. Beers have resigned from the Mining Exchange board. The meeting adjourned to Monday amid rumors of further changes in the directory and possible reorganization amid factional strife and public trading reluctance.
Denver reports lively times as Colorado county assessors convene. Outside counties accuse Arapahoe of keepings assessments low, shifting tax burden to rural districts. Farmers claim asset concealment limits, while owners of buildings mortgages and securities seek lower values.
Assessors from multiple counties clash over land value methods and tax shares. Arapahoe County’s stance on railroads, mileage, and corporate assets contrasts with neighboring counties where land values vary widely from seven to twenty dollars per acre. Compromises sought to balance equal assessment and tax burdens amid ongoing disagreements.
A garbled note from Meena New York on March 9 quotes a Royal condolence message about mutual esteem during festivities. The excerpt expresses belief that renewed traditional ties could foster peace between nations and asks for prayers that walls between countries cease.
Madrid March 7 reports the Spanish Atlantic Steamship company sails eight vessels at twenty knots to Antilles. The Pelayo Almirance Maya and Infanta Maria Teves are among ships set to carry crews, tents, and rapid-fire weapons as preparations near completion.
The Herald from Madrid reports Spain will launch eight fast cruisers with nine inch guns and rapid fire arms. Vessels Pelayo Almirante Oquedo Maya Infanta Maria Teresa depart for the Antilles once preparations finish. One thousand tons of coal staged at Spanish coalings. Company prepares private capital of 100,600,000 pesetas.
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