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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
2
A mix of brief items from The Register Colorado notes an ocean liner’s tonnage and yearly freight, a humorous take on marriages, a Wisconsin tombstone with onions, a doctor’s wife regaining sight after a mystery auction, a New Fairfield bull lope that scatters pupils, Li Hung Chang’s titles illustrating his influence in China, and a baroque list of offices held at his death.
Public meeting under the McKinley Veteran Patriotic League of Dauphin county adopted resolutions condemning Rev. Dr. Silas C. Swallow editor of the Pennsylvania Methodist for an attack on late President McKinley. The resolutions say Swallow deserves to be pilloried as an enemy to the United States and should be named alongside Judas Cain Benedict Arnold Wilkes Booth Guiteau Czolgzdz and other traitors and assassins.
Gen Buller, seasoned after forty three years in the ranks, served in Africa including the Red River expedition of 1870 and Ashanti under Garnet Wolseley. His renown rests on Zululand campaigns and a pivotal Sudan record, later commanding the desert column at Abu Klea, and he is remembered for Boer War service.
Italian police report Natale Glavinovich, described as a violent anarchist, left Dalmatia for Rome with plans to target the pope Cardinal Rampolla and others. He reached Ancona and Rome, evaded detection for days, and was finally arrested in the Vatican area. A razor-tipped poignard was found on him. The pope has not been informed of the alleged plans.
Alin bonds with Ben Hadad and Ezabel in the hermit’s cave as Julian’s fate remains uncertain. She settles into life at the cave, befriends Habaddan and Ortok, and hears of Julian’s band moving to Lebanon. Her nights include dreams of Helena and the Scourge of Damascus.
Alin and Albia discuss Julian’s look and fate as the escaped Arab pursuit looms. Osmir and Julian suspect a robber may join or steal, while Ezabel notes Julian’s pallor and hints at departure after a wounded rescue. Alin confronts him as he plans to leave at dawn, amid growing tension in the grove.
In the cave Alin meets Julian who greets her with a pale yet intense gaze. Alicia praises the chieftain to the princess, praising his nobility as she and Alin reflect on his kindness and possible future troubles.
Ulin sits with a question about leaving the cave as Julian reveals a dangerous vow. He explains he freed a captive maiden in Damascus and longs to confess his love to the daughter of the king's prime minister, though fear of consequences keeps him silent.
The article argues that top executives prize replacing self styled indispensable workers. It warns that believing one is irreplaceable leads to arrogance, demoralizing conduct, and organizational harm. Replaceable talent, it says, should be valued and kept adaptable.
The article recounts Eugen Sandow praising President Theodore Roosevelt after meeting him on November 2. Sandow extols Roosevelt as wonderfully energetic, master of every muscle, an invincible horseman, and a model of physical culture. He notes Roosevelt's three hours of daily exercise and predicts the president’s influence will boost athletic standards nationwide.
J C Siegfried of Alameda California owns the finest Philippine orchid collection in the United States. His private hothouses hold 2760 plants valued about 69000 dollars across 166 varieties from 36 parts of the world. He has built the collection for fifteen years and plans further growth. The article also notes buying or renting farm land guidance and advertises land near Romeo San Luis Valley offered on easy terms via Zeph. Cielt 207 Boston Building Denver Colorado.
The article notes global transport danger with 100 million sea passengers and rail users. thirty fatalities occur at sea while forty seven die by rail, highlighting relative risk across travel modes.
A vintage advertisement touts medical cures for deafness from catarrh and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore the Eustachian tube. Includes testimonials and other product pitches, and a joke about eye colors.
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