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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1899

Page

3

Widespread News Items From Across The Nation And World

Reports from bankers in Russia to Samoan arrangements and a Washington marriage headline a day of diverse notes. Wrecks near Philadelphia and Baltimore, a fatal train collision near Capello, and a Wickliffe home tragedy are logged. Diplomatic receptions, nuptials in Nebraska and Washington, and a Cuban harbor payroll plan mix with India famine news and German trade data. Archangelsk, Polar exploration, and Spanish War Volunteers leadership rounds out a broad, unsettled snapshot.

Moody Suffers Heart Trouble in Kansas City

Dwight L. Moody the evangelist collapsed with heart trouble in Kansas City missing tonight's Convention hall presentation. He tours home to Northfield Massachusetts with Dr Schauffler and banker W Vining aboard a special car, his condition described as critical yet not worsening.

Kansas City Dwight L. Moody Convention Hall Northfield Massachusetts Schautiler W. Vining Union National Bank Dr. Schauffler Mr. Moody

Ensign Gherardi Rescues 150 From Puerto Rico Hurricane

During the hurricane at Porto Rico, Ensign W. R. Gherardi and civil engineer H. J. Jimmes risked their lives to rescue emigrants from the schooner Concepcion and the steamer Visasco. Gherardi swam in heavy seas, helped pull passengers from the water, directed lifelines to shore, and led a rescue line to safety, saving nearly 150 souls.

Gherard Porto Rico Washington Navy W. R. Gherardi Gherardi H. J. Jimmes Concepcion Visasco Jimmes

Americans Invest 3 Million in Venezuela Banking

American capital totaling 3 million dollars has become tied to Venezuela banking through a concession granted to George W. Upton of Ohio for organizing a national banking system. Upton predicts long peace, praises Castro as a dictator with free press and speech, and notes Andrade’s flight after a 30 month term. The revolution only delays business.

New York Venezuela George W. Upton Ohio Upton Colombia Andrade Caracas Barbadoes Castro

Bryan Prefers Presidency Over Nebraska Senate Seat

In Lincoln Nebraska on November 18 Democratic leaders doubt William Jennings Bryan will accept a U S Senate seat if Hayward dies Bryan believes Allen should be senator in 1901 or in Hayward’s seat He plans a 1900 presidential bid and if unsuccessful may have Bryan and Allen elected as senators in 1901 Fusion appears likely to carry Nebraska in 1900

Lincoln Neb William Jennings Bryan United States Senate Hayward Bryan Allen Tost Sluke Allen Thurston Nebraska

MacArthur Advances as Filipinos Show Friendlier Disposition

Dispatches from Manila report General MacArthur entering Gerona on November 18 after insurgents burned the depot and fled. Natives welcome American forces as agriculture hopes revive. Bayombong likely occupied next with Gerona garrisoned by two companies of the Thirty-sixth.

Manila Gerona MacArthur Manila-Dagupan Rio Tarlac Bayombong Young Lawton General MacArthur Aguinaldo

British Fate at Ladysmith and Estcourt Pressed by Boers

London dispatch reports Kimberley resisting Beers and Estcourt poised to repel Boer attacks. Boers converge with 2000 men and guns near Estcourt, aiming to cut off relief for Lady Smith and isolate Estcourt as General Hildyard holds behind Tugela bridges.

London South Africa Estcourt Ladysmith Hildyard Durban Tugela

Fifty Six British Prisoners Arrive At Pretoria

Nov 18 reports from Lourenzo Marques state that at noon fifty six British prisoners including Royal Dublin Fusiliers and several blue jackets arrived in Pretoria. Crowds lined the station but no demonstration occurred. Winston Churchill, wounded in the hand, was taken to the Model School while others were sent to the race course. one spy was jailed. Wounded were treated at Colenso. Boer accounts claim two British killed and ten wounded.

Pretoria Lourenzo Marquez Royal Dublin Fusiliers Blue Jackets Winston Churchill Colenso

Anarchy in Colombia Reported by Atrato to Kingston

The British steamer Atrato reports widespread revolutionary movement in Colombia with a grave outlook. The government imposes martial law and impressment for an army, imposes forced loans on Colon Panama and Cartagena, while foreigners face suspicion as heavy fighting continues on the Magdalena river and revolts gain strength amid famine prices.

Colombia Kingston Jamaica Atrato Colon Harranquilla Panama Carthagena Magdalena River

Water To Be Turned In Chicago Drainage Test Near

Water from the Chicago river will be directed into the drainage on December 1 amid government permission. The 27 mile ditch between Campbell Avenue and Lockport will be filled under gates and a pivotal dam at Lockport until federal authority allows lake water into the Illinois river valley. Trustees see the test as decisive amid many objections.

Cicago Chicago Campbell Avenue Lockport Alger Great Gates Ilinois

Deepest oil well aims for six thousand feet

The Forest Oil Company claims the Bedell farm in the Monongahela river valley hosts the deepest oil well near Pittsburg. Drilled to 5,532 feet, operations paused after a 2 1 2 inch rope broke, leaving 1,000 feet of rope and tools at the bottom. Experts search for the fishing gear and aim to resume drilling toward 6,000 feet.

Forest Oil Company Bedell Farm Monongahela River Pittsburg

Still More Counterfeiting Spurs Secret Service Action

The Secret Service has unearthed another band of counterfeiters and seized a quantity of bogus bills. The article notes imitation craft, and highlights Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a highly imitated remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and constipation.

Secret Service Hostetter

Chinese Pow der Factories Grow In China Empire

Official reports note six smokeless powder factories are operating in the Chinese empire with output expected to reach 50 000 catties per month. The government reportedly holds over 2 000 000 cartridges of smokeless powder and the dowager empress has authorized rapid erection of small rapid fire cannon factories with large machinery orders anticipated.

Sewing Machine Bargain Ad From Smyth Co.

For Every Household. The John M. Smyth Co advertises sewing machines and a mammoth catalogue of everything to eat wear or use. The firm, established in Chicago over thirty years, promises square treatment and reliable dealings for housekeepers.

John M. Smyth Co Chicago

England's Big Undertaking in Empire's Wars

The British government has dispatched an army to South Africa totaling 50 000 men with 10 000 more expected soon. Comparisons note past large forces from Britain and allies. Marlborough, Blenheim, Raglan, Clive, Wolseley, and the US in the Philippines are referenced to show scale. The record cites peak English combat numbers in colonial conflicts and revolutions.

England South Africa United States Philippine Islands Duke of Wellington Napoleon Marlborough Blenheim

Brakeman and Engineer Honored for Quick Action

A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad brakeman used quick thinking to prevent a collision with two derailed cars and received a $50 check and a bulletin. Days later engineer Hagerty, oiling his engine at Connellsville, spotted a miscontrolled train, levered his throttle and saved ten to twelve lives. he will receive a gold watch and chain as a reward for bravery.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad John Hagerty Connellsville Hagerty

Overland Limited Train Service Details

Daily runs listed for the Overland Limited on the Union Pacific route to California and the Pacific Northwest. Information notes ticketing at the Ticket Office, 141th Street, with emphasis on timetable and equipment quality.

Union Pacific California Pacific Northwest Lth Street Santa Fe Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Colorado

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