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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1898

Page

2

The Torpedo in War From 1585 to Feb 15 Havana Harbor

A historical survey traces torpedo development from Zambelli’s 1585 use in Antwerp to the Civil War era, highlighting Captain Bushnell, Robert Fulton, Colonel Samuel Colt, and Lt. William B. Cushing. The piece notes submergence, electric ignition, and diverse designs shaping modern warfare.

Havana Harbor Zambelli Antwerp Fulton Samuel Colt Potomac River Colt Alexandria Willet’s Point United States Albemarle William B. Cushing Cushing Plymouth Roanoke River

Marsala Vase of Antiquity Draws Connoisseurs

In Marsala Sicily a famed ancient Marsala vase emerges as a celebrated relic. The town, a health resort, preserves old fortifications and a vast subterranean city with catacombs used for both living and dead.

Marsala

Virginius massacre recalled as brutal Spanish cruelty

A 1873 Virginia massacre tale recalls the Virginius episode in which Cuban rebels used an American flagged ship. Spain executed leaders and crew, while a British commander halted further killings, averting wider conflict with the United States.

United States Spain John F. Patterson Cuba Joseph Fry New York Virginias Kingston Jamaica Cuban Pedro Cespedes Juan Nepomuceno Burriel Louisi Ana Gov. Barrier Virginius Ryan England

Dyspepsia cure marketed in Scranton ad case

A Scranton resident, Joseph T. Vandyke of 440 Hickory Street, recounts years of stomach trouble diagnosed as catarrh and failing medicines. He credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, urged by Thomas Campbell, with restoring health and vitality after limited relief from prior treatments. The ad touts the pills as a nerve and blood tonic addressing dyspepsia and general nutrition.

Scranton Joseph T. Vandyke Hickory St Mr. Vandyke Thomas Campbell Williams Wiliams

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