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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1901

Page

3

Hollow Ash Hall opens as Cowleys move in

The Cowleys take possession of Hollow Ash Hall amid fears and mock bravado. Mr Cowley vows to sleep with a revolver. Rose, Catherine, and Mrs Cowley fear the haunted house as they explore its dusty rooms and eerie quiet. The scene sets a tense mood for the house’s mysterious fate.

Vernon Grimes Hollow Ash Hall Cowley Vesuvius Old England Mr. Cowley Rose Dragon of Wantley Bess Rufl Farthingale Rose Cowley Mrs. Cowley Catharine Papa Mamma Brighton Udolpho Mrs. C England Catherine Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Dancer Fanny Elssler Helped Build Bunker Hill Monument

The article recalls Fanny Elssler’s fundraising dance that aided the Bunker Hill monument on Breed’s Hill in Charlestown. It notes the 1825 cornerstone by General Lafayette, Webster’s 1842 dedication orations, and the Elssler sisters as famed 19th century dancers with ties to Vienna Paris and the United States.

Bunker Hill Monument Fanny Elssler General Lafayette Daniel Webster Elssler Vienna Fanny Mlle Paris Taglioni

A Country Road and the Horseshoeing Rack

A memory of a rural lane with brooks and meadows and a child’s reminiscence, followed by a description of John Cea of Iowa’s horseshoeing rack that safely restrains a horse during shoeing and reduces rider risk.

John Cea Iowa

First Ecumenical Methodist Conference Sets September Meeting

The third ecumenical conference will meet at Wesley's Chapel in London in September to discuss Methodism's role in peace promotion education and unity. It aims to foster concerted action on shared issues while avoiding divisive topics and plans reports on steps to strengthen lay and clergy cooperation.

Methodist Church London Washington, D. C Wesley's Chapel City Road

England's Big Loan Draws Public Complaint

The British government issues subscriptions for half of a 300 million dollar loan while the other half is already placed. The London Chronicle calls the move disastrous as taxpayers face a 3.3 million pound loss, with part of the issue floated in New York.

England The London Chronicle New York

Pan American Exposition folder offers details and a joke page

A jumble of brief items including travel folder offer for the Pan American Exposition mailed from Chicago, a Dr Shoop remedy ad and a deafness cure claim, a joke about a stuttering parrot and a brand of sweet cider, plus a note that the Kaiser's bicycle corps was abandoned for lagging.

Clark Street Chicago

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