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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1895
Page
2
Two Russian gunboats Terets and Uralotz attached to the Black Sea fleet may pass between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean without Ottoman objections. Russia views this as a step toward wider access of the Bosphorus and Dardanelles despite the Paris and Berlin treaties.
This reading stresses honesty of life as the test of religious principle. If a person hides lack of honesty in temporal affairs, their profession of religion loses value and appears hypocritical. Genuine piety should move people to act as God requires: do justly love mercy and walk humbly with God.
Nashville Tennessee plans an international exposition for next year while St Paul and Minneapolis cooperate on a similar enterprise. Since the Chicago world’s fair, expositions have become excuses for wide open shows, prompting doubt about taxing for such ventures at national and local levels.
The Vienna market estimates show Britain sees 37 percent worse wheat, 30 percent worse barley, and 25 percent worse oats than 1894. France down 22 percent in wheat and 20 percent in rye and oats. Austria-Hungary mixed results with wheat better but rye lower. Hungary barley down, oats up. Bavaria heavy declines across wheat rye barley oats. India wheat at 6,278,000 tons against 6,923,000 in 1894. U S wheat 330,000,000 bushels, rye 21,500,000, corn 2,427,000,000. Canada wheat 62,000,000 bushels vs 53,000,000 in 1894.
The writer argues that ships could sink rapidly in a collision and urges US authority to inspect steamers entering or leaving ports and cap passenger numbers. Citing the Edam carrying about 1,200 passengers, they propose enforceable limits to reduce risk.
The article notes a pattern of England beating the United States in sports while paying $150 million in annual loan interest since January 1. It adds that England also captured roughly $20 million in American heiresses.
A forty-pound meteorite was the standout find from Lieut. Peary’s latest expedition, though he could not return with it. He would have faced the same fate if he had located the north pole, the report suggests.
Reports indicate large gold finds in Taunus tills Hessia while the Russian government probes the grounds. Several laboratories have received samples for testing as most German gold and silver mines are reportedly exhausted.
The San Francisco market reports growing concern over missing and overdue ships. Vessels like the Lord Brassey and Star of Austria face high reinsurance and anxiety, with about 190 sailors aboard overdue ships and total overdue fleet value near six million dollars for ships and cargo.
The case of modern criminal Adalbert Holmes is advanced in a Pennsylvanian court for the murder of Benjamin F. Pietzel. District Attorney George S. Graham and Thomas W. Bartow lead the prosecution while Judge Michael Arnold presides. Holmes, resisting defense continuances, pressed to hire lawyer Moon but was denied more time as juror examination continued.
London reports reliable authority that Alfred Austin has been named poet laureate. Born near Leeds on May 30, 1835 he studied at the University of London and became a barrister. He published The Seasons Satire in 1861 and later wrote for the Standard and Quarterly Review.
Shipping circles report that operators of a Black Sea to Wladivostok railroad ordered a large batch of locomotives here and that the British whaleboat Turret Belle has been chartered to load the first units.
The Turret Belle will transport a full cargo of locomotives to Novorossisk, Russia, with additional equally large shipments to follow. The vessel is currently active in the coal trade between Sydney and Montreal.
Des Moines Iowa October 28 police conducted a city wide raid on drug store saloons that sold liquor by the drink after judicial hours and on Sundays in contempt of court and in defiance of injunctions search warrants issued by the county attorney aimed at gathering evidence for contempt proceedings against the establishments
Rev Father Stephan head of the Catholic Indian bureau visits the West with Cardinal Gibbons and meets Navajo chiefs to launch a Catholic school for educating the redskins. He purchases a farm near the reservation and secures Washington sanction before leaving.
A Hot Springs dispatch reports that officials and citizens committees now expect a heavyweight bout between Firesimmons and Corbett in Whittperk on November 1. Both fighters are deemed eager and ready to fight, ending doubts about the match.
Judge Beach rules in New York Supreme Court that the state democracy emblem roosters ban be memored. He finds police commissioners acted ex gratia by allowing use of the emblem for state candidates. An appeal to the general term is expected with a decision by Wednesday.
Attorney General Kinsworthy filed information in Pulaski county seeking warrants for the arrest of Robert Fitzsimmons and Martin Julian. Governor Clarke aided by a detective had monitored negotiations for a Corbett vs Fitzsimmons bout despite a Supreme Court ruling, with warrants issued and deputies moving to detain the fighters.
A fragmented passage discusses insurance claims affecting patient treatment and the alleged use of comprehensive statistics on outcomes. It notes concerns about how risks are coded and how patients might be directed toward a specific Amick treatment course.
Dreamlike snippets show a Cincinnati speaker recalling past sweetness. A second voice warns that recalling effects can derail judgment, with mentions of drinking and warning about getting it into one's head.
An editor in a fragmented note mulls over how to rum and IDE amid garbled lines. The passage hints at in-house banter and stray phrases from a bevinews yarn, with no clear story or names.
Fragmented OCR style text references a woman blamed for odd speech and appearance. The piece hints at derivation, adaptation, and a social setting, noting a teenager’s maturation and possible crossing of boundaries in a colloquial, unclear scene.
The advertisement claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and lists J Cheney Co and Walding Kinnan as endorsing and selling it. It notes the product acts on mucous surfaces and promises free testimonials, with wholesale druggists and a family pill line mentioned.
This notice invites readers to mail their names and $1.75 to receive a free page calendar with colors and petals, plus a free weekly issue. It lists an address and urges participation in the Youth’s Currenten publication.
Fragmentary notice describes a bet over a distance near Chestnut Tree, Walthamstow, mentioning a distance over twenty meters and a winner. The text is garbled with stray phrases about a waiter and sales at reasonable prices without clear context.
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