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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1895
Page
6
The note lists four rounds in the Corbett spat from matrimony to alimony and calls it a knockout for Jim. It adds that New York’s name is under discussion with a Cleveland paper proposing East Chicago as an alternate city name.
A Muncie man sues his wife for divorce on grounds of cruelty and neglect as the new named movement begins to shape affairs in the West. The piece notes a shift in social or legal patterns suggesting broader implications.
Mrs Henry Miller, wife of a prosperous farmer living within four miles of Portland Indiana, travelled into town last week for the first time in fifteen years, and it is noted she did not wear bloomers.
The text notes that attributing hemisphere disappearances to Holmes is inappropriate since he has recently been jailed and has left the mysterious disappearance promotion scene for months.
Five Ohio legislators refused to take salaries for the year due to no assembly session. They may face public ridicule as political freaks in dime museums, a possible reward for their stance.
Opinion notes that Americans do not enjoy sport but counters with examples of Americans enjoying a new cockney slang. It argues Americans can make sport of things the English cannot.
Mrs. Sarah Twogood, a veteran War of 1812 pensioner, celebrated her 92nd birthday at Rockford TL. She remains active and healthy, illustrating that the too good did not die young.
Jerry Coleman a widower with ten children marries Maggie Fitzgerald a widow with ten children in Green Bay Wisconsin. The union brings a large blended family and prompts comment about their long dining room table.
Johnny Weldon a cashier of a Willimantic Conn savings bank stole $30000 the other evening then locked the bank and rode away on a bicycle toward Canada. Depositors totaling 3200 await news of his whereabouts and new address.
An agreement announced in Paris allocates all kerosene trade of the Mediterranean Sweden and Norway to Russia. Europe will receive 35 percent and America 65 percent of kerosene exports. The arrangement seals oil industry control under a single trust.
John Radmacher of Westphalia Michigan faced repeated domestic abuse accusations. Neighbors restrained him by taking him to the wildwood where he was made to promise kindness to his wife. Some locals question whether vigilante action helped or harmed.
A Brooklyn man, J W Wilson, promotes a new dollar of 50 cents gold and 50 cents silver as a universal standard. He argues this bimetallic coin would end parity disputes, curb speculators, and stabilize the money system. He markets medals and circulars explaining the plan and its aims.
A brief dialogue shows a man lamenting unappeased wishes and a woman proposing a mutual admiration society. They exchange compliments, with the woman praising the man's good taste and his eyes cited as admired.
While clearing debris from the Ireland building in New York City a long unused well was uncovered beneath the central pillar. Authorities determine the well’s presence precipitated the structure’s collapse and the death of fifteen workers.
The article describes W. H. Soulby's electro mechanical device producing extreme sounds from external stimuli. A fly on the receiver creates horselike steps, a hand across the box triggers a sharp roar, and a piano across the street becomes an avalanche roar when emitted. It notes possible uses like blood circulation and lung tests.
Upper ten women in London have not adopted the Parisian rational cycling dress. In Battersea Park track the skirts remain common among riders, while Parisian fashionables wear knickers for practicality on rough roads.
A Springdale Connecticut woman faced her husband’s departure with another woman. Despite shock, she rose early with her son to milk the cows and deliver milk to Stamford customers, ensuring Saturday supplies for his patrons.
A Berlin restaurant has installed a practical clothes hook system where coats can be secured with a snap lock on the upper hook or hat rack. Regular guests receive a key to lock and unlock their coats while transient visitors must ask a waiter to retrieve their overcoats.
Members of English and Indian churches have organized the Christian Workers Training Institute to equip lay leaders and volunteers with ministry skills.
In Detroit residents recount Mrs McDowalt as a kind nurse whose mild health boost shews in the community. The piece quotes Dr Williams Pink Pills praised for neuralgia rheumatism headaches and female irregularities claiming broad benefits and urging purchase through local dealers or by mail from Schenectady New York.
An experimental friction-geared locomotive designed by T. W. Holmes of Minnesota is being built in Philadelphia. The device uses a five foot diameter driving system and a pyramid wheel arrangement to double wheel speed, promising twice the forward motion per rotation and faster service between Philadelphia and New York.
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