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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
3
When I passed through what is known as change of life I had two years suffering sudden heat and quick chills would pass over me my appetite was variable and I never could tell for what.
A little girl fled into a kindergarten during a sudden thunderstorm crying that the sky barked at her. The incident reflects the era’s child-centered anecdotes amid a page containing ad blurbs and notes on Ada Rehan’s stage return and career woes.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, American wife of the British colonial secretary, is profiled with what is likely her first widely published portrait in England. She is the daughter of W. C. Endicott, former Massachusetts judge and Civil War era secretary of war.
The 126th anniversary of the evacuation of Boston by the British drew Gov. and state legislative leaders, U S senators, city officials, and the Dorchester Heights monument dedication. Rear Admiral Schley attended as part of the day’s events, including a military parade and high school exercises, followed by a banquet at Gray's Hall hosted by the South Boston Citizens' Association.
The Danish army officer Duke de Richelieu, descendant of Cardinal Richelieu, is named minister of marine in Siam. King Chulalongkorn promotes political reform with the first European in a Far Eastern cabinet. Richelieu, 30, is an expert on naval construction and noted for executive ability.
A Philadelphia Record item recounts a three part joke story about a Greenland skull moving on its own, a maid finding the skull under a bed and a sailor’s curse tale. A second joke follows a new waiter at a 15 cent restaurant who trips a dog and is dismissed that same night.
The bureau of statistics releases earnings figures for the year ending June 30 1901 for the Denver & Rio Grande and the New York Central & Hudson River railroads. It cites gross and net earnings per mile tax charges and averages, with a challenge to disprove any statements. Also includes tax roll omissions of livestock and valuations, and a 1900 Department of Agriculture price table. The Denver assessor omits hundreds of horses sheep and cattle while other figures show cattle sales and live animal value. Conflicting data from census 1900 and Denver Republican stock estimates follow.
London critic Claude Phillips warns in Nineteenth Century and After March issue of rapid loss of Britain s art treasures to Europe and America. He cites Berlin as a major bidder and American buyers as rising danger, comparing export flow to a cataract that may flood away masterpieces. The note also mentions rail prizes on Colorado farm topics and ends with a remark on doctors extending wealthy patients convalescence and women s reluctance to bet on certainty.
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