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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1896
Page
2
Imagination often drives profit from change while surroundings test self satisfaction. Europe’s latent power, Turkey’s example, and the burden of successful people with visible friends frame a weathered view of progress. Sherburne residents quickly stopped Bandit Sair, illustrating swift communal action. Personal conflict diverts energy from mischief, as idiosyncratic genius is debated.
It is hoped the report that Dr. Depew has bought an opera house does not suggest he intends organizing a stock company.
In constant peril under gloomy skies General Nelson A Miles again narrowly escaped danger as a dog or he himself faced a close call amid inclement weather. The report notes the repeated peril endured by the general and his canine companion during perilous conditions.
Anatasias Vemeteakopolis was arrested after an alleged late night incident. Police exaggerated the accused’s actions, prompting dubious charges and local humor about what one person can do in a single night.
The upcoming fce trust will begin under Standard Oil protection, aiming for assured success. Opening operations will cover New York Philadelphia Chicago Boston St Louis, then expand to major cities nationwide, likely gaining broad public support.
National bank circulation on September 30 reached 233,552,030 dollars, up 4,025,581 for the month and 29,789,793 for the year. Bonds-backed deposits account for 214,667,694 dollars, up 4,374,120 for the month and 26,070,817 for the year. Money-backed deposits total 18,884,356 dollars, down 348,539 for the month and down 5,281,024 for the year.
In Richmond area a farmer named Dock Cobb reports his hen laid an egg bearing bas reliefs of a capital B for Bryan and a dollar with an eagle and 16 to 1, vouched as true by T Tevis Cobb, county attorney and Dock Cobb’s brother, Red House Kentucky.
President A J Warner urges sustained national action to restore silver and end the gold standard. Ameri can Bimetallic Union plans to keep headquarters in Washington with a consolidated Chicago office and a San Francisco branch. Warner warns that gold standard policies threaten ruin, British dominance, and vast wealth transfer, urging ongoing organization and activity until victory in 1900.
After the election, Cleveland reports that railroads nationwide have placed orders for 50,000 new traffic cars and 200 locomotives. The Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling line says its Lorain Ohio shops, previously suspended, will be completed and put back into operation.
Bryan for United States senator in Washington state is gaining steam as a fusion ticket could win the seat. The state constitution requires only residency at election time, sparking talks Bryan may serve as a compromise candidate amid rival Populist leader Richard Windsor Sr and James Hamilton Lewis, a Democratic fusionist member elect.
Charles J. Tane part owner of the Atlantis gold mine announces he will finance William J. Bryan’s campaign education efforts for four years. He will cover Bryan and family travel and flying expenses during the silver campaign, arguing Bryan’s income is limited and a wealthy mine owner should bear the costs.
New York reports Mark Hanna outlining President-elect McKinley’s policy. He expects McKinley to unite a broad national party, secure revenue to run the government, and likely call an extra session of Congress to move toward a paying basis. Indiana helped swing fusion votes and Democrats praised the campaign effort.
The article records statements following a new administration's inception. It notes plans to pass revenue legislation, establish policy for universal employment, and emphasizes that the leader seeks no office, aiming to supervise private business instead. Hanna mentions not naming all Democrats discussed, citing W C Whitney and A S Hewitt as examples.
Crowds filled Canton streets after McKinley election victory. Farmers and townspeople traveled long distances to greet him, with floral tributes and joyous processions. Major Meley greeted by applause as celebrants gathered at the home. A Cleveland delegation led by Miss Lillian Hanna joined the celebration aboard a Cler Lorraine & Wheeling car.
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania the heart church extension of the Episcopal church in session today passed a resolution authorising foreclosure of mortgages where there is open neglect. Cases were cited of boards acting with no payment of interest by principals.
Kansas City Mo Nov 7 A B E Stillwell of the Kansas Pittsburg & Gulf railroad says that would at once put 1500 men to constructing a portion of their to a conection with the Gulf of M ice work on which has been going for a long time
News item reports Ame Glucose company notifying workers to report for duty on November 16 after a recent ten percent wage reduction. The notice signals a change in pay policy affecting employees on site at the factory.
Nov 9 in St Thomas Ontario reports schooner Lenora wrecked off Point Abino nineteen miles from Buffalo amid a terrific gale. Only survivor listed as DuQuette of Bay Michigan. city learns of the tragedy from the vessel’s loss.
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