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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1895

Page

7

Counterfeit Ring Busted Led by Brockway and Driggs

The piece recounts William E. Brockway as head conspirator in a major counterfeiting plot tied to a Pittsfield note. It notes a female clerk spotting flaws, the role of James B. Doyle and Nelson Driggs, and the pursuit by Secret Service agents, with Driggs now elderly and Guyon still at large as the era’s most elusive counterfeiter.

United States Secret Service William E. Brockway Brockway Pittsfield Mass) Nationa Treasury New York Sam York City Charles American Ore Company James B. Doyle Doyle Chicago Secret Service Evein United States Brockout Aelter Nelson Driggs

Day with the Shahzada in London at the Imperial Institute

The Shahzada attended a reception in his honor at the Imperial Institute in London last Thursday evening. Lord Herschell greeted him in the vestibule as the Prince of Wales and other royals, diplomats, and distinguished guests gathered. A guard of honor, Afghan anthem, and tours of Railway Appliances, Australian and Indian courts followed.

London Westminster Shahzada Imperial Institute Lord Herschell Executive Council Prince of Wales Corps Diplomatique First Life Guards Nasrulla Kahn North Gallery

Ex-Governor Roberts Delivers Cautionary Address at Prison

Ex-governor Roberts of Texas addressed inmates at the state penitentiary. He initially tried to greet them as gentlemen but rejected the term, then tried fellow citizens and finally admitted his relief at their presence, though frustrated by the audience.

Roberts Texas State Penitentiary

Paternal Advice From Deacon To Son

An old colored deacon counsels his son Ben about venturing into the world. He urges caution, noting not to enter the poultry business when the moon is shining and to stay in the front part of the mule, delivering practical, if folksy, wisdom.

Worth a Contest Over Uncle's Will

A caller seeks to contest an uncle's will. The attorney estimates the estate at $109000 and discusses potential fees of about $100000 for both sides, noting the case may be worth pursuing. The lawyer confirms the matter is worth it.

Nervous Rector Bets Window Shade Question

A fashionable town rector visits a neighbor, requesting she lower the bottom of her window shade to avoid his annoyance. The anecdote, told by a woman across the street who heard the tale, highlights the rector's nervous nature and unusual errand.

Washington Post

Sir John Macdonald Reception Joke From West

A Canadian Gazette item recalls Sir John Macdonald hosting a reception in the west with a Belgian bishop in attendance. The party was escorted by Highlanders and the bishop asked why the men wore no trousers. The reply: it is a local custom to honor guests by removing trousers.

Sir John Macdonald Belgium Sir John

Splitting Shackles asunder and vigor from bitters

An OCR fragment advertises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to improve digestion and vigor, claims malaria and rheumatic relief, and promotes a laxative remedy Syrup of Figs. It also mentions travel rates to a National Encampment, a Magic Corn Salve, Hall's Catarrh Cure, and other patent medicines with generic testimonials.

Satan Sandow Hanson

Stand Up at the Circus Sparks Interest in Uprising

A pointed remark compares personal struggles to a circus moment where standing up draws attention from many observing your uprising and downfall. The statement suggests public curiosity accompanies personal risk in performance and spectacle.

A Cent a Mile to Albuquerque Fair and Irrigation Congress

The Irrigation Congress runs September 16 to 18 and tackles soil watering, while the Territorial Fair September 17 to 21 showcases irrigation results. Hear noted speakers, enjoy horse and bicycle races and other attractions. Santa Fe Route tickets go on sale September 15 with return by September 30.

Irrigation Congress Santa Fe J. P. Hall Denver Colorado

Bond and Warrant Purchases Sought Across States

Correspondence mentions Morris and Whitehead and a building in Denver Colorado with references to state county city and school district bonds and warrants. Portland Oregon chamber of commerce building is cited. The York World note laments women doing fancy work when not reworking.

Morris & Whitehead Denver Colorado Chamber of Com Bidg Portland, Or York World

Denver to Louisville Return Fare Sale at Union Pacific

Tickets go on sale at Union Pacific office 941 17th street for Louisville and return at less than half rate. Sleeping car reservations available and additional information provided. Includes a mixed note about newspapers and humorous asides.

Denver Louisville St. Louis Burlington Snonton V. Vallery Union Pabfic 17Th St Corner Curtis Union Pacific Louieville Kentucky 17Th Street

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