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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
3
Analysis shows adulterated and harmful flavoring syrups are common in soda fountains. Vanilla substitutes like vanillin are cheap and widely used, sometimes derived from turpentine or cloves. Massachusetts authorities warn metal contamination in water is more harmful than flavor adulteration.
A collection of clipped items notes a planned official cable vessel for the Philippines to ensure secrecy and control, alongside ads for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and Allen’s Foot-Ease. Miscellany covers British accident stats, farming guidance for Colorado, a canal project by Romero Irrigation, quotations about colds and catarrh remedies, and light humor about altars and social matches.
Thomas A Edison iron ore venture cuts capital as magnetic separation fades. Scottish Rite Masons unveil Albert Pike monument in Washington on October 23. Cummins, Iowa governor candidate, bedfast in Des Moines, cancels speaking dates. Shaffer granted new Montana murder trial. Rameses liner to call at San Diego and San Francisco. Emperor William may ruin commercial treaties. King Alfred launched at Barrow, speed 23 knots, cost 5,058. Iowa liquor-sale law declared unconstitutional. Broussa flood claims eighty lives, 776 houses destroyed. Dumont reports steam vessel deaths rise to 340. Edward buys Victoria portrait for Windsor dining room. Typhus in Belgium: 1,239 cases, 27 deaths, 192 recoveries. Helen Gould accepts Louisiana Purchase Exposition lady manager post. Ernest Seton-Thompson renamed Ernest Thompson-Seton. New name change granted in New York court. Grodokoff to open Manchurian-Siberian railway. Lee Chop returns to China with fortune. Heavy snows in northern Arizona. 10 inches at Williams. Montana Supreme Court rules nonunion bidders for state capitol furniture must be fair. Henry Wiseman confesses murder in Oklahoma woods. Independent Home Rulers back Wilcox for Hawaii governor. Henry Clay Hall dies at 81. father of Nicaraguan canal. Gebhard divorce suit concludes with $185,000 payment and New York residence transfer.
Walter Baker and Company of Dorchester Massachusetts markets the largest cocoa and chocolate goods, praised for purity and quality. They earned a Paris exposition gold medal last year and three gold medals at Buffalo Pan-American exposition this year.
Washington reports Nicaragua has terminated the treaty that empowered the United States to build a transoceanic canal through its territory. The Nicaraguan minister for foreign affairs said the move does not harm friendly relations and that new treaties are sought though no costs are stated.
President Roosevelt endorses the name White House for the presidential residence both officially and personally, noting the public preference lasting nearly a century. The period of mourning stationery with a border will be replaced, and some presidents used Executive Mansion. Mrs Roosevelt aligns with the popular usage. A light pairing of social quips follows regarding marriage for money and a caricature about Miss Flummery’s hair.
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