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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1894
Page
6
The piece extols McIntire Brush and Campbell as unassailable leaders while criticizing Populism. It argues Colorado’s treasury is bankrupt, taxes up, and property values down after two Populist years. Waite is slated to lose by a wide margin, with demand for change described as widespread and irresistible.
A harsh critique of Justice Frost on Colorado's supreme bench labels him a third-rate lawyer with instincts suited to pothouse politics rather than impartial case determination. The piece frames him as biased and unfit to judge on its merits.
The piece argues the Colorado constitutional amendment to fund 1.5 million dollars of alleged state indebtedness should be voted down. It declares the debt not a bona fide obligation and likens the measure to a large rat in the meal of the proposition.
Colorado pioneer since 1859 Jud Brush, a farmer and stock grower like Mc Intire, is expected to command northern Colorado votes across parties due to his high qualifications and broad popularity.
The state convention gave a magnificent ovation to nominees Campbell Melntire Brush and Malnix, showing high esteem among the people. It is a pleasing augury of victory in November.
C. C. Parks of Glenwood Springs, a young active Republican, was nominated for the office of auditor last week. He initially sought the secretary of state post but circumstances urged him to accept the auditor's position for Arapahoe county.
From Populism bankruptcy and Davis H Waite the people will be delivered by their ballots in favor of the splendid patriotic ticket nominated by the Republican state convention last week in Denver. Every nominee is pledged to the best interests of the state an economical upright administration of public affairs and the restoration of the public credit. Vote the Republican ticket.
Gallant Harry Malnix is expected to carry Colorado by a 10 000 vote majority despite a banko game that helped the Populist nominee win both Democratic and Pop nominations. Barela was placed on the state ticket by Las Animas factions to remove him from the legislature where his 20 year tenure has been seen as an incubus.
The passage urges Colorado citizens to oppose the Waite administration and to remedy evils by restoring Republican control of state affairs, arguing the platform condemns current conditions and endorses a shift in leadership.
The Republican ticket placed in nomination at Denver is perhaps as a whole, the strongest that has ever been presented to the people of Colorado for endorsement. Clean, able and popular men have been named and selected with admiral regard for geographical location as wel as personal fitness While it was inevitable where there were so many aspirants, that som Should be disappointed, yet there is no feeling of bitterness left that will in any way interfere with a united, har monious effort for victory.
Senator Wolcott spoke at a Denver convention invoking Colorado’s motto Nil Sine Numine. He urged Divine help to rescue the people from chaos and urged citizens to rally to the Republican standard against anarchy and disorder.
The piece predicts November 6 results showing Barela failing to win the treasurer post. It notes his long Democratic affiliation, his Populist nomination attempt, and asserts Harry Malnix will serve as state treasurer for the next two years.
Albert W. MelIntire Republican nominee for governor presents himself as practical and level headed. He pledges impartial law enforcement, independence from cliques, and leadership for all the people without fear or favor.
The piece urges voters to rise above party lines and back men who serve the state, condemns spoilsmen skewing the state treasury, and calls for overthrowing the Populist dynasty to restore a fair business administration with equal justice.
Denver reports J B Heriburt and J F Miller, owners of the Parachute sheep killed, are taking legal steps. They describe a prolonged brutal scene with branded horse saddles identified, say warrants have been sworn for over 20 suspects, and vow to pursue all perpetrators.
Elbert and vicinity hosts a grand free barbecue and potato bake on September 25 to celebrate a bountiful Northern Slope harvest. A 2000 pound ox, three hogs, and about a dozen sheep will be roasted with baked potatoes and vegetables. Farm displays of irrigation free projects will be shown and railroads offer half rates for attendees.
Inspector General Ferguson of the Colorado National Guard travels to Colorado Springs Monte Vista and Durango to settle pay for militiamen with certificates. A chief clerk heads to Boulder while about 51000 is disbursed at four posts, nearly the Cripple Creek war’s cost after price cuts on original bills.
In Portland on September 16, WW Staengele a civil engineer shot and killed Mrs. Mabel Colvin on the street before ending his own life. Staengele approached Colvin after asking to walk and talk. she declined, but he pressed the invitation leading to the deadly encounter.
In a Woolwich area incident, Mirxou Staengel forcibly restrained Mrs Colvin, drew a revolver, and fired killing her then shot himself after she resisted and sought help from across the street. The man, an engineer, was involved in a divorce suit she had filed recently.
Sept 19 At season’s end gossip swirls around Mrs W K Vanderbilt who plans to have the famous Newport estate restored and to take up residence on Schede Island. The liberal New York climate and Newport rumors anchor the chatter as society notes say the Vanderbilts’ household seems closely knit.
Fragmentary report notes a conference among Asiatic powers on a question related to the war with Japan. The text suggests shifts in the project due to the ongoing conflict, with references to Mexico and a general international meeting.
Washington dispatch notes 0 to 25 postmasters have term expirations next month with many cases awaiting action until Postmaster General Bissell returns from Buffalo. No major cities affected.
The party presents a mirably constructed slate aimed at uniting supporters from diverse regions. It seeks votes from level headed voters prioritizing material prosperity over strict party loyalty and discipline.
Critics say the superintendent’s office suffers under Populist control as the official pursues re nomination rather than duties. The piece accuses Mr Murray of ingratiating politics and unseemly influence in public life amid calls for reform and accountability.
The Republican nominee Byron L. Carr of Lonzmest, an old soldier and able lawyer, is described as a tower of strength and a popular champion. The nomination is presented as a strong contribution to the party and the office held in trust for the people.
The Republicans nominate Thomas M. Bowen for Representative in the Second District. Bowen is a veteran with state experience and strong local ties likely to aid Cole interests. The opposing candidate, Mr. Bell, may face questions reconciling his vote on wool to satisfy his agents.
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