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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1893
Page
2
The Register notes Admiral Mello’s reasons on Brazil’s rebellion and cites barbarity by insurgents. It describes the sinking of ironclads and the Petrin crew’s fate, then reports hangings of three brothers in New Orleans and a fourth’s death. It laments rising personal crisis suicides in daily papers.
James Josovu Coxrerr declines to sign articles of agreement on Sunday for a December bout with Charlie Mitchell at the Coney Island Athletic Club. The decision stems from religious scruples about secular business on Sunday, described with blunt humor by critics.
The article lauds local authorities for quickly capturing the Upper Peninsula robbers and contrasts it with other areas where train thieves face immunity. It expresses hope they receive a liberal dose of justice.
The city faces higher costs to dismantle the exposition than the value of its materials. The exposition company is bonded for 100000 to remove the structures and restore Jackson Park, but park officials fear forfeiture of the bond and abandonment of the buildings, leaving the city with white elephants.
The piece dismisses William II’s offer of a royal castle to Bismarck as a hollow gesture. It argues that the act shows little nobility or remorse for past mistreatment and that the emperor needs no sympathy from the former chancellor.
A European correspondent predicts a coming major conflict within about one month involving France Germany Russia and England, with Italy and Austria maneuvering for advantage. He asserts a definitive time for hostilities and claims past vagueness is replaced by a firm forecast.
Global brief covers cholera in Liverpool, coal strikes in England, Sicilian hardships, rabies death in Illinois, sports results in billiards and yachting, a major real estate purchase, deadly train explosion in Ohio, and oceanic storm losses. Includes political notes in Mexico and Brazil, and World’s Fair attendance records.
Vast crowds in St Louis for the tenth annual exposition and related celebrations. Visitors from near and far view the parade and fair activities, including the Veiled Prophet procession, brewery showcases, and nightly electric displays with colored globes and orchestral arches. The event highlights Spanish Italian day and Knights of Pythias participation amid grand illuminations.
The South statistical report shows total mileage for 30, 1892 at 171,543 miles with a small rise in railway figures. Loco and car totals are given, alongside counts of railway employees and injuries. The year ends with a modest increase in mileage and a rise in worker injury figures.
A 1893 report notes a public demonstration of a treatment for consumption. Over two months several patients, including at least one death, three cures, and weight changes are described. The piece mentions Dr G B Sturgeon and other distributors and accuses potential misconduct by some demonstrators.
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