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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1901

Page

6

Jane McCrea Memorial recalls colonial fighting in 1777

The Fort Edward New York unveiling of a Jane McCrea memorial recalls her murder by Indians allied with Burgoyne, a事件 that spurred American resolve during the Burgoyne campaign and Saratoga era. The article notes McCrea as a New Jersey native and details Burgoyne’s 1777 plan, the battles at Bennington and Saratoga, and the St Leger expedition, ending with the DAR memorial description and inscription.

Fort Edward N. Y Jane McCrea New England Canada Burgoyne Lake Champlain Hudson St. Leger Oswego Mohawk Valley Albany Highlands Sir Henry Clinton New York Ticonderoga St. Clair Schuyler Jane M’crea America New Jersey Miss McCrea Davy Jones McCrea Bennington Stark Saratoga Gen. Gates Gen. Schuyler Fort Schuyler Stanwix Rome Herkimer Arnold St. Leger Daughters of the American Revolution

The Purple Martin as Mosquito Eater

A New Yorker favors promoting purple martins and other mosquito eating birds over petroleum to control mosquitoes. Petroleum harms foliage water and odor, while birds like swallows and nighthawks reduce bites. Long Island salt meadows illustrate how birds protect homes along Merrick road and bay shores.

Great South Bay Long Island Merrick Road Great Highway

Snakes in Manila Homes Stir Fearful Night Encounters

An American woman returning from the Philippines recounts her year in Manila where house snakes replace cats. She describes a rattling scramble overhead as a snake swallows a rat on a bamboo floor, startling Chinese boys and becoming a normal household nuisance for Americans in Manila.

Manila Philippines

England's First Regatta in 1775 Described

The 1775 English regatta by Lady Mary Wortley Montague introduced Venice style water displays. A procession of city barges gathered at a temporary octagon for revelry lasting into the next day. Seven participants perished on the return voyage, noted as evidence of crowd sobriety.

England Mary Wortley Montague Venice

Coyotes in Oregon Boost Bounty Payouts and Records

In Oregon coyote hunting proves lucrative with $100000 in bounty warrants issued last month. A Harney county hunter earned $1106 for a score of 490 coyotes and 63 wildcats, underscoring the species abundant and profitable.

Oregon Harney County

Mistakes of Authors and their Geography Errors

A New York Press critique catalogs numerous authors who mix dates places and historical facts. Thackeray Trollope Dickens Zola and others are cited for erroneous geography astronomy and chronology to illustrate literary license gone awry.

Orance Thackeray Newcomes Glenlioat Creasy Theodoric Battle of Chalons Anthony Trollope Andy Scott Andy Dickens Charles’ Wain Zola Lourdes Wilkie Collins Rider Haggard King Solomon's Mines Naseby Macaulay Temple Bar Campbell Eric Ramsey America Shakespeare Guttenburg Rome John Bohemia Europe Henry Burke St. Louis Massachusetts Fairfaxes Supreme Court of California House of Representatives Alcaldi New York Press

Curious Clergy Advertising Draws Crowds Across Parishes

A London era column notes inventive church publicity. Rev J H Scott at Spitalfields offered free tobacco and tea at Christ Church Hall drawing 200 attendees for a Sunday service. A Barrow Methodist rector invites workmen to chapel, prompting ten minutes of hard labor and new parishioners. Lord Rupert Cecil publicizes bicycle club uniforms at Hatfield church, and St James Chapel Royal hosts dinner hour services with attire themed crowds.

Itish Parsons J. H. Scott Spitalfields Christ Church Hall Scott Barrow Rupert Cecil Marquis of Salisbury Hatfield Church St. James’ Chapel Royal James Brown Potter

Hates Visiting Cards In New York Tale From Press

A New York Press anecdote follows a rustic visitor who insults the city’s courtesy by demanding to see his friend Mr. Franklin without a card. The encounter with a bellboy shows streetwise grit and quick temper as the visitor is refused entry until Franklin arranges a meeting.

New York Franklin Mr. Franklin New York Press

Fear of Leprosy Europe Alarmed at the Outlook

European concern over rising leprosy cases prompts calls for sanatoriums in France and warnings on spread from Brittany to Nice. Germany already operates a leper hospital after reforms, while Britain, Portugal, and Spain report scattered cases and uneven containment.

Europe Germany France Norway Western French Academy of Medicine Berlin Besnier M. Castre Revue Des Deux Mondes Brittany Nice Alpes-Maritimes Orient Sisters of Charity Russia Memel Great Britain Portugal Spain Alicante Philippines Jalon Parcent Orba

Peruna touted as cure for female catarrh and pains

A testimonial from Miss Bessie Kelley of Valley City North Dakota attributes full relief from months of pelvic and stomach issues to three weeks on Peruna. The ad argues catarrh of female organs causes many ailments and claims Peruna cures it, urging others to consult Dr Hartman if results are not prompt.

Aeeborea Aneen Bessie Kelley Young Woman’s Club Valley City North Dakota First Street Peruna Bessie Kellog North United States Christopher Fliedmann Adam N. Y Christopher Fuehmann Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Sick Voter’s Rights In Victoria

In Victoria a sick voter may record a vote by post after the returning officer furnishes a ballot paper to the local postmaster. The voter fills it in in the presence of a policeman who must not view the name written, and then posts it.

Victoria

Non-Resistance Tale From Confucius and Cash Woes

A brief compares Confucius praise of non resistance with a practical twist about lending money. The dialogue notes a conflict between ideal virtue and personal finance, highlighting a gap between doctrine and real world need.

Confucius

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