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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1897
Page
2
The Register discusses sailors and weather as a light echo of national mood. It claims those who pay the fiddler deserve their fun and jokes about attention from business people. It ends with a quip that weather won t vex the navy and the boats will be all right.
A White House reception prompts speculation that a children's congress could discuss methods to better manage or influence older generations. The remark suggests a lighthearted critique of adult authority through a youth-led forum.
A so called miracle worker arrives in St Louis causing talk of wealth amid chain-letter promises and airship hype, as locals assess the floating scam and its potential for new fortunes.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes San Jose’s new charter bars employes who do not pay debts, arguing private integrity is essential to public efficiency. It says debtors who are shiftless or criminal cannot keep faith with the community.
Identification lies through handwriting, manner, and speech in a convention discussion. A speaker attributed to Gladstone a line about speeches reading well. Lord Rosebery counters with Fox’s remark, arguing the claim is not humanly possible due to a single letter change.
The six days bicycle races at exhibitions are denounced as reprehensible with severe strain causing many fatal injuries to contestants. Joseph Jefferson recalls Laurence Barrett saying he prefers walking to gym workouts, arguing it is better exercise and saves trips to the gym.
United States Consul-General Karel reports to the state department on altering Siberian railway plans to run the eastern section through Chinese lands. He notes the original route faced high technical costs, with 1,105 miles at 46260 dollars per mile, prompting a Manchuria route. Negotiations led to a concession from the Chinese government to the Russian-Chinese bank, creating the Eastern Chinese Railway company with capital of 2,570,000 to build that segment.
The Colorado legislature discusses finance committee report on Benedictine Sisters school in Canon City and river of bills. House approves credit sales, morphine sale restrictions, and county horticulturist inspectors. Senate considers osteopathy law, pay scale reforms, and emergency funding allocations with a complex cap on state appropriations. Adjournment and procedural measures accompany third readings and committee actions.
Politers in Treubie San Francisco must seek relief from the State Supreme Court to regain liberty. They were jailed by the State Senate for failing to reveal how they acquired a formation tied to charges of bribery involving Exan against legislators. The Senate action was reviewed by the state Supreme Court. today the U.S. District Judge Morrow denied writs of habeas corpus and set $1,000 bonds pending appeal.
Washington officials outline a tight week for the tariff bill with full House sessions daily until one o clock and eight o clock dinners. The bill will be read for amendment under the minute rule from Friday to midweek with final votes set for Wednesday March 3. The Ways and Means Committee gains priority to amend, while the Senate concentrates on the Anglo American arbitration treaty this week.
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