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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
2
Advertisements from a theatrical exchange reveal that nine teen of America's leading emotional actresses are now at liberty, signaling a shift in casting and availability for upcoming productions. The phrasing suggests prominent performers seeking new engagements.
A large exhibit in Chicago featured a cake shaped soap weighing 1000 pounds. The Nashville Telegraph asked if they eat soap in Chicago, to which the reply suggested using it to wash pots after meals.
Overzealous humanitarian voices urge Hawaii to release political criminals during holidays. They are not repentant and would likely resume treason. Hawaii remains safer with culprits kept behind barred doors and grated windows.
A statistical summary shows Germany has 31,680 km of trunk lines and 11,976 km of branches. Invested railway capital stands at 10,724,080,606 marks, with 2,745,325,004 marks from state loans. 1893-94 receipts reach 1,401,714,318 marks. expenditure 55,285,991 marks. surplus 548,308,327 marks, government share 515,757,508 marks. Total dividends distributed around 16,000,000 marks. Repairs fund 29,243,044 marks. Passenger traffic 521,479,450 passengers, receipts 384,703,403 marks. Goods traffic 244,178,613 tons, receipts 954,053,910 marks.
A Niagara Falls electric plant is used to electrolyze bauxite for aluminium. The current works are expanding from 5000 to 10000 pounds of pure aluminium per day, proving the method’s potential to boost local factories and nearby industries. The metal is valued at about 50 cents per pound in small quantities.
The city of Jacksonville is greatly delighted over a bountiful water supply discovery. Such depravity as this would not be allowed to go uncensured in Kentucky.
Col Hamm editor of the Georgia Cracker labels a snollygoster as an office seeker who ignores party platform and principles and reaches power via monumental talknophical sumancy. The piece notes readers can now classify certain interesting characters.
Golden Illinois residents reported multiple swift burglaries as a quake rattled the town. Thieves blew open a safe and escaped with contents while neighbors waited for the earth to crack open.
A San Francisco society woman says she will ride to Chicago on her wheel as soon as she can obtain a divorce. She notes there is no excuse for delay and that a decree awaits her on arrival if she telegraphs for divorce.
The message urges removing Joe Chamberlain from action harming the United States image. It discusses his behavior as detrimental and calls for decisive removal to protect national interests.
A Washington dispatch recalls experts doubting the sultan Abdul Hamid II is sane after years of strain. At 53, on the throne since 1874, he lives a monkish life within the palace, guarded by eunuchs, with a harem and private customs. He is temperate, hardworking, curious about Western politics, and noted for generosity to Jews serving in government posts.
Senor Calvo the Costa Rican representative reports favorable sentiment toward a Central American union, though not imminent due to persperous conditions and institutional needs. He dismisses Marcial Nieto’s $20,000 claim as false and defends Costa Rica’s government, noting peaceful relations with foreign colonies and no international grievances.
The Knights of Labor General Assembly received a telegram from August B. Gans of Chicago praising a Supreme Court decision. Telegraphic greetings linked with the Montana Trade and Labor Council in Anaconda as the body eyed adjournment and next year’s meeting site, while internal strife led to the resignation and reelection of Grand Master Workman Sovereign amid charges of mismanagement in Assembly 40 New York.
Dispatch from Odessa cites Russian frontier guards killing or capturing numerous Kurds who pursued Armenians escaping. Three Armenians arriving at Kars report they are the sole survivors of an Armenian village of about 1,000 inhabitants before the massacre.
Fragmentary 19th century clipping mentions sports, politics, and curiosities. Notable items include a reference to a $60,000 butterfly collection by Prof. Neumoegen in Brooklyn, a Texas sum of $20,000 to separate Fitzsimmons and Corbett, and scattered remarks on wars, stamps, and a frost affecting villages near Hazelton Pennsylvania.
A distorted scene shows a man and woman in a car with a doctor figure. The man insists on smoking while the woman appears unhappy. The doctor warns that smoking is gravane, and a tense exchange follows about manners and behavior.
In 1894 De Kalb Co of De Kalb Illinois expanded capacity at their factory to double output of wire fencing. The plant promises high volume and smooth wire fencing products and urges readers to consult their catalog for details and pricing.
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