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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1894
Page
6
The piece argues Wiate, if re-elected, would become an executor rather than executive and cites a $200,000 excess cost under his administration. It attacks Populist silver policy as illogical, claiming their railroad takeover plan would expel silver and gold from circulation and paralyze Colorado and the nation.
Albert W. McIntire the Republican nominee for governor is described as thoroughly independent and uncollapsible by cliques. He would enforce laws equally on rich and poor, corporations and individuals, and his farming background aligns him with producers.
Report claims Waite seeks Denver police applicants at 70 dollars monthly and plans to recruit about 2000 extras to disrupt voting. The piece warns that a Republican in Arapahoe county could be forced to fight for his ballot, stressing the need for a free ballot and fair count.
The text portrays Jared L. Brush as a masterful, reliable man of affairs with education and deep Colorado ties. It argues his strength, courage, and decision equip him to handle any duties from the second office in the state, based on his lifelong knowledge of Colorado and its needs.
The pamphleteer Myron Reed, famed Populist leader, tours the state but earns few votes for his cause. He condemns arousing worker unrest against employers and criticizes agitation that promises grievances without offering remedies. He argues that discord harms all and labels such tactics demagoguery.
The Paris fund totaling about £40,000 is released by French courts and handed to Justin McCarthy MP. About £10,000 goes to John Redmond for Parnellite debts, with remaining funds pledged to aid evicted tenants. Parnellite leaders hope to boost support in autumn agitation ahead of dissolution.
Dr Charles A Parkhurst delivers a sermon in New York arguing society ostracizes fallen women for sins it excuses in men. He urges compassion, noting many Magdalens are God’s children and calling for sisterly support to help them reform.
New Orleans residents and nearby communities face a serious drinking water shortage as there is no immediate supply source unless rain occurs soon. Officials warned that current drought conditions leave the region dependent on an imminent weather change.
A two month drought leaves cisterns empty and wells dry. Residents rely on roof runoff for drinking water as Mississippi river water is unfit without filtration. Suffering grows in the sixth district rear. residents trek six to seven blocks to fire plugs while cisterns risk collapse in the sun. Vegetables burn up and dust fills the city.
Band led by outlaw Julio Longoria attacks Francisco Peres ranch near Jalostitlan, killing Peres and four workers. Rural guard captain Vicente Diaz pursues, three bandits captured in the mountains, including Longoria. all captured will be shot.
A five story brick structure at 426 Wells Street in Chicago collapsed during construction. Two men cried for help as debris settled. five or six others were believed trapped. All escaped except Michael Rose and an Italian named Garon, who were rescued and badly crushed but likely to recover. The accident happened during the noon meal.
Washington reports a telegraph from the Indian Territory detailing lawless bands roaming the region. Indian police cannot protect residents as highwaymen rob in daylight and express companies refuse transport, prompting talk of martial law and congressional action to restore order.
In Topeka, Judge Hazja ruled that Jerry Simpson will appear on both the Democratic and Populist party ballots for the Seventh district race next month and that there will be no initiative and referendum ticket under any name.
A concise note reports the secretary ordering forms be sent out for one day as Judge Hazen's opinion nears a final board review. The piece notes the board examining the merits of the case and the secretary influence on procedural steps.
A Capetown dispatch reports Rhodes, De Beers miners at Kimberly, and American diamond trade issues. The article notes past year valuations and duties tied to reciprocity with America, asking shareholders to vote on exhibits and a proposed stance favoring American interests.
Secretary of War Sereary Smith requests federal troops to quell lawless bands in the Indies amid deplorable conditions in the adjacent territory, as disclosed from the Indian Territory. The plea follows a report detailing growing unrest and the need for military support to restore order.
A collision between a passenger and a freight train near Walkerstar, San Antonio, last night at 1 caused injuries and wrecked baggage and mail cars. Preliminary reports blame telegraph operator errors and signal miscommunications.
Reports describe robberies and a hold up scare spreading from Fort Smith Arkansas to Talala and Watora. Authorities name John Vann as a captured bandit and mobilize merchants and armed residents along the Fort Gibson to Coffeyville corridor.
New York October 22 Salvation Army leader General Booth addresses about 5000 at an event in the city. Commander Booth and Rev Henry Bradford of New Jersey present a ceremonial tribute as Booth recounts the army’s work and aims. He defends methods used in social reform and notes plans for international headquarters.
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