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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1894
Page
6
A veteran recalls a captain who led a unit up a steep hill as rebels approached. When a retreat seemed disastrous, the commander threatened to shoot the first deserter. He reached the summit but fled once fired upon, gaining fame for bravery yet revealing a moment of cowardice.
San Francisco headlines a nationwide drive to seize control of the Central Pacific Union Pacific Western Pacific and other subsidized lines. Petitions urge foreclosure of the government backed debts and operation of the roads as public enterprises to restore trade with Eastern markets and Australian colonies.
An Adirondack picnic described as easy and enjoyable thanks to atmospheric conditions. Light boats and novel scenery provide delightful transport and a worry free outing ending with the charm of dusk in the wilderness.
A circular signed by 105 members of the House of Commons appeals to editors across England to cease demoralizing readers by sensationalizing immorality and brutality and to avoid appealing to base sensual instincts in their reporting.
San Francisco October 1 Joseph How ard Witheford representing the New Zealand government is there en route to negotiate steamship service to Australia. The traveler travels amid postwar trade talks and maritime discussions with Australian and New Zealand authorities.
In Spokane Washington on October 2 residents report a cinnamon bear and three black bears released from a pit at Twickenham Park. The creatures entered a kitchen, caused a woman to faint and attacked a man before fleeing. A platoon of police and volunteers have pursued them, but the bears remain at large.
Washington October 2 government receipts for September totaled 22 021 228 while expenditures reached 20 023 010 leaving a monthly deficit of 7 701 79. For the first quarter of the fiscal year receipts amounted to 54 478 414 and disbursements produced a quarter deficit of 19 079 010.
Chicago October 2 Professor David Swing the noted divine is in critical condition after a stomach disorder affected his brain last night. He has been unconscious since then despite efforts to awaken him.
The Lexow inquiry opens with testimonies alleging police clubbing and improper punishments. Lawyer Frank Moss accuses a system that tolerates brutal acts, noting four dismissals for clubbing in three years and perjury at trials.
Fragmentary report describes clashes involving an association pressing a fight, alleged police collusion with criminals, and a mine precinct around 27th Street with Captain sending a ward to confront the disturbance.
A scrambled testimony references a man opening a toolona ing of the association and a threat to explode a can. The witness statement mentions a brought to ISS7 and a vote despite a strong and complete presence.
Message from Lieutenant Perry in Cape Elizabeth area recounts rough cold weather and a relief expedition vow. He expresses confidence future efforts succeed, cites provisions and a small but loyal party, and mentions carrying plans and risk.
New York reports promoter letters urging observance of rules. Corbett responds that he will fight the man deemed the best and hints at awaiting Sullivan’s reply while not rushing details.
The text notes a Mexican hallroad from Altata toward Cule with a port link and a government concession. It states York capitalists purchased the line and intend immediate extensions to connect with a city of Mexico route toward Tampa, with C. P. Huntington set to lead the project.
At 2 o clock today the senate investigating committee brought charges against Henry Har Join Searles and Allan Seymour of the Seymour brokerage firm for refusing to answer questions. All cases will come up for de worders on October 1.
Patch dated Paris reports a German pledge that Paris will be kept until Strasburg is returned to France. The article notes a planned visit by Mest Not Visit Pare London and mentions dates October 2-4.
A jagged report from New York details a water spout near Caracas causing destruction as heavy rains continue. Bridges are damaged and multiple fatalities are feared amid the ongoing storm.
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