10 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
Caldwell News
Location
Caldwell, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1892
Page
1
Extracts from the president’s message review national wealth resources. Figures from Porter statistics show total wealth rising from 1880 to 1889, with manufacturing capital and product values, imports and exports trends, and government fiscal figures. The text notes shifts in foreign trade, budget surpluses, and proposed changes to coinage amid public debates.
The Essex County Board of Agriculture discussion notes reference the executive committee and delegates, aiming to address agricultural progress and county institutes. It notes the county society’s influence on progressive policy and the need to coordinate with Livingston and nearby communities for agricultural advancement.
The Livingston column records Catholic services at the Homie, notes on Holy Communion and a bishop's sermon, and mentions parish devotion to the Blessed Virgin. It highlights community gatherings, school events, church collaborations, and local residents moving between Livingston, Verona, and nearby towns with brief notices of deaths and civic matters.
Historic report details fog bound crashes on New Jersey Central lines with several cars derailed near Gretneville and Westfield. Freight trains collided after a flange broke on a car, injuring crew and heavy damage reported. services disrupted and officials urged caution as investigations begin.
The New Jersey Poultry Association held its annual meeting at the Statehouse on Wednesday. Officers elected include President John W. Deal of Beverly, Vice Presidents Vanti of Atlantic County and Wood Andrews of Bergen, with Jons M. Hewitt of Cumberland and others in regional posts. The executive committee includes J J Drevender t and A L O Beckett, with J C Mapek of Trenton and Fly Hammell of Jamesburg named delegates to the State Agricultural Board.
Abstract of Jay Gould's will released by ex judges shows executors Cand trust ees eta Gould Edwin Gould Haan Frank J Gould Anna Gould as guardians for minors George J Gould and Helen M Gould named guardians. No outside trustees. All wealth to children. no bequest to charity.
The piece discusses hoarding of precious metals, steady mint activity, and how farmers in hot regions hold cash. It notes Oaxaca opening rail links to export 40,000 quintals of coffee and Yucatan’s henequen contracted for U S buyers with potential $12 to $15 million value. It warns of possible monetary upheaval if the Conference yields no action on silver and suggests Mexico may pivot to agriculture to pay for imports within five years.
Word from James Smith Jr. places him in Chicapo as Comptroller Connelly signals no Newark return before early next week. The Benatorship issue and other rumors swirl as parties hold back definite moves amid unsettled politics and weather notes from Nebraska to the West.
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