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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1903

Page

7

Japanese to raise sugar beets in Colorado

Denver reports Herry Hokasono has contracted to furnish 200 Japanese laborers to sugar beet growers in Greeley by April 20. He aims to rent land after a year of labor, with plans already set in Rocky Ford and Greeley. Hokasono emphasizes no importation, no interference with American labor, and that workers will eventually rent farms rather than seek wage labor.

Denver the News Herry Hokasono Greeley Colorado Rocky Ford Japan Mr. Hokasono Nishimura Yanshara Japanese New World of San Francisco Yamanaka Hokasono Pacific Coast Naoichi America Stanford Colorado Springs

President weighs calling special session over Cuban treaty

Washington March 14 President Roosevelt has not decided to call an extraordinary session of the Fifty eighth Congress. He is considering it to secure action on the Cuban reciprocity treaty and Panama canal. He believes the Senate will act this session and that work will be completed by the end of next week. He remains free to call a special session if needed.

Washington Roosevelt Senate House of Representatives Congress Justice Day Supreme Court Canton Judge Day Allison Iowa Committee On Rules Eller United States Comon Foreign Relations Panama Canal Company Morgan Colombia Paris Congress of Colombia Alexander McDowell Wakefield House Messrs Rhea Kentucky Butler Missouri Arthur Pue Gorman Democratic Party Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Cuba Bacon

GUNNISON TUNNEL AMONG FIVE IRRIGATION PROJECTS AUTHORIZED

Washington reports Secretary Hitchcock has granted authority for acquiring property and rights of way for irrigation works in five localities including Gunnison tunnel in Colorado, Sweetwater dam in Wyoming, Milk river Montana, Truckee Nevada, Salt River Arizona. Estimated cost seven million dollars to irrigate about 600000 acres. Gray Bull reservoir in Wyoming to be pursued next. Authority covers surveys and foundation work totaling 450000 dollars this year.

Washington Hitchcock Interior Department Colorado Gunnison Tunnel Wyoming Sweetwater Dam Montana Milk River Nevada Truckee Arizona Salt River Gray Bull Big Horn County Roosevelt

Grand jury to probe polygamy in Salt Lake

At the request of County Attorney George Westervelt three district judges agreed to convene a special grand jury for the April term to investigate sundry public offenses and abuses within the jurisdiction. The focus centers on polygamy in the city and county amid recent press statements tying a local judge to plural marriages.

Salt Lake George Westervelt District Court

King Edward Plans Lisbon Visit On Victoria and Albert

The edition reports King Edward will sail from England aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert to Lisbon on March 31, staying four days as guest of King Charles. The voyage and dates are officially announced.

Lisbon Edward England Victoria and Albert Charles

Two Salida Banks Robbed in Colorado Heist

Denver reports two Salida banks were robbed before closing. At First National Bank a $2,000 check signed by Frank Windiate was cashed with a confederate inside the bank. Salida State Bank cashed a $1,300 check endorsed by J B Mitchell and signed by hardware merchant George Sullivan. Authorities chased suspects, arresting Mendenhall and McFarland. Ryan named in connection.

Denver Salida First National Bank Frank Windiate George Sullivan J. B. Mitchell Sullivan Mendenhall McFarland Ryan Buena Vista Mitchell

Americans invited to study silver, push for gold standard in Mexico

In Mexico City on March 14 Finance Minister Limantour formally received J W Jenks of Cornell Charles A Conant and Edward Brush to study the silver situation and assist in forming a stable currency plan. Expectation grows that Mexico will adopt a modified gold standard to stabilize the silver peso.

Mexico City Messrs J. W. Jenks Cornell University Charles A. Conant Morton Trust Company of New York Edward Brush American Smelting and Refining Company Limantour Mexico

Denver set for Christian Endeavor central tent in 190? convention

Denver hosts the Christian Endeavor convention July 9 to 13 with the central tent planned to seat about 10,000. The tent is owned by the United Society of Boston and loaned for the event. A ground block or more is needed and sites eyed include opposite Wolfe hall, Eleventh and Grant, and Twenty third and Welton streets.

Denver Christian Endeavor Convention United Society of Boston Wolfe Hall Eleventh Grant Avenues Twenty-third Welton Streets

Short Telegrams Across the World and Domestic Events

A mix of brief items reports a glass trade dispute threatening a market smash, a WCTU convention in Cincinnati, Cleveland quitting active politics, a German and Russian royal visit schedule, and telegraph innovations. Other notes cover Ossuary, Marconi, Emigration, and obituaries including Dr Ohr and Uriah Smith, plus labor disputes, food and quarantine news, and stock market records.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Cincinnati New York City Cleveland Rome Fashoda Ujiji Cape Town Cairo Charles M. Ohr Cumberland Maryland Edward Henry Strobel Bemis Harvard Law School Royal Court of Siam John Kerr Sperling Dawson Eureka Creek Edward Britain Klondike Vesuvius Frankfurter Journal Germany Queen Alexandra Budapest Hungary Cr. H. White Mining Department Harvard University Rocky Mountains Sheridan San Francisco Manila Eighteenth Infantry Bradstreet Postom Marconi Company Poldhu Cornwall Department of Agriculture New Hampshire Liverpool March Ltd Canada Philadelphia Thomas W. Evans Paris Uriah Smith Adventist Review and Herald Battle Creek Michigan Charles C. Sankey New Castle Pennsylvania Ira D. Sankey Brooklyn New York Tennessee House of Representatives Wisconsin William A. Winder Omaha Captain Winder Admiral Dewey Wif Goodwin Berlin London American Packers’ Trust Holland Agra H. R. Porter Bismarck North Dakota Porter General Reno William American Smelting and Refining Company Chicago Saxony Tuscany Austria

Secretary Root bids Congress $100000 for service medals

Washington dispatch notes Secretary Root asks Congress for a $100,000 appropriation to purchase service medals for officers and men in the Spanish-American War and the Boxer Rebellion, with a plan to distribute 446,882 medals to veterans and participants.

Root Congress Spain China Department United States John L. Bittinger Montreal A. W. Edwards North Dakota Bittinger St. Joseph Canada W. R. Merriam Merriam International Mercantile Agency of New York Washington International Mercantile Agency

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Urbana Man

Veteran Joshua Heller of Urbana states Doan's Kidney Pills relieved kidney trouble after a 1899 course at Cunningham Bros. drug store. He reports repeated successful results against pain and attacks, offering a free trial and medical advice. Sold by druggists at 60 cents per box.

Bright Doan Joshua Heller South Walnut Street Urbana Cunningham Bros. Drug Store Champaign Dean Heller United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Kitchens in public schools propose cure for drink problem

Professor J C Monaghan of Wisconsin University argues that cooking education in public schools can curb drunkenness by teaching food properties. He says 75 percent of U S drunkenness stems from food ignorance, driving men to seek stimulants elsewhere. The idea, shared with the South Side Woman's club, spurred a movement to add kitchens to schools under influence of prominent local women.

J. C. Monaghan Wisconsin University United States Monaghan South Side Woman's Club Milwaukee Correspondence Chicago Chronicle

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