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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1911

Page

2

Gist of the Week's News From Cranbury Press

Victor L. Berger the only socialist elected to Congress will be classed as a Republican. The GOP caucus nominated Mannford for Speaker. W B Francis of Ohio resigns committee seats and criticises economy. insurgents to have one fourth representation in all Republican committees in the Senate. Taft provides data on the Mexican situation to Sulger and the two Democratic leaders. Senator Curtis plans a cloture amendment to Senate rules. Madero Jr provisional President assures foreign interests in Mexico will be protected. Supreme Court rules railroad independence from coal interests and that states must regulate intrastate traffic.

Victor L. Berger Congress House Mann Ford W. B. Francis Ohio Republican Senate Taft Sulger House Foreign Affairs Committee Curtis Kansas Washington Mexico Francesco J. Madero, Jr

Fire disasters, arrests, and political shakeups sweep state and world

Survivors of the Washington place fire in New York were examined by the district attorney and fire marshal as investigators scrutinize responsibility. The czar’s government is tightening control in Russia. Albany faces a major fire at the State Capitol likely caused by a cigarette or insulation defect, with losses estimated at 5 to 8 million dollars and extensive damage to the library and state departments. Other items note railroad rate decisions, a $20,000 award to Mrs. Peters against the New York Central for a foot injury, Canadian wheat planting draining gold from New York sub-treasury, a torpedo boat destroyer fatality off California, a railway robbery in Indiana, a jail escape in New Hampshire, New Jersey adopting the federal income tax, the Harper Library tower collapse at the University of Chicago, a water bill ruling against the American Sugar Refining Co., the arrival of a French cruiser squadron in New York, and a Yale law student arrested for grand larceny in Meriden.

Washington Place New York Duma Russia State Capitol Albany N. Y Supreme Court Mary Peters Hagaman Montgomery County New York Central Canada Northwest New York Sub-Treasury E. W. Hile Stewart California Lake Shore Auburn Junction Ind Portsmouth N. H New Jersey M Harper Memorial Ibrary University of Chicago American Sugar Refining Company North River Sidney “Aldman Yale Law Meriden Conn

Roosevelt Speech in Reno Yields Warm Reception

Theodore Roosevelt delivered a speech in Reno Nevada and received a hearty reception. The article notes Taft addressing the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference in Washington and promising to act as ministers do in pulpits by offering recommendations and prayer. Sir Oliver Lodge raises questions he believes cannot be settled by arbitration.

Theodore Roosevelt Reno, Ney Taft Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference Washington Oliver Lodge

Widow of General Eckert Claims Fortune in New York

A woman claiming to be the General Thomas T. Eckert widow appeared before Surrogate Cahalan in New York to press a fortune now tied up in litigation. The report lists other distant items from weather to crime and politics, including a quarantine death at sea and a series of court and public notices.

Thomas T. Eckert Cahalan New York Naples Swinburne Island Big Moose Adirondacks Tupper Lake New Orleans Rosie Hoffman Brooklyn Dike Auburn State Prison

Spain's Canalejas forms cabinet with De Luque war minister

Across world briefings report Canalejas forming a new Spanish cabinet with himself as premier and General De Luque as Minister of War. Other items note a Peking edict urging unity for defence and a Brazilian bond issue in London.

Senor Canalejas General de Luque Peking Empire Corporation London Bar of Commons London Mail Rio Janeiro Brazil Speyer Bros Suffolk England Corporation of Dublin George Murcia Spain

The Man That Was Snubbed and the Puritan Aunt

Captain Turner, on leave, becomes involved with Edith Eldridge and her aunt Susan. Edith uses calculated indifference to snub him while Aunt Susan enforces strict Puritan rules. A roadside accident, a staged rescue, and a later break in at the Eldridge home lead to a dramatic confrontation revealing Edith’s flirtatious intent and Aunt Susan’s surrender.

Captain Turner Long Island New York Judge Eldridge Edith Europe Susan Pennsylvania Ger Miss Edith Hdith Eldridge Brooklyn Eldridge Jayville Eeith

Birthplace of Osteopathy Kirksville Story

In Kirksville Missouri Dr. A T Still founder of osteopathy is described as an 83 year old reformer who carries a long pole and greets visitors from his porch. The piece recounts his oddities meals and a childhood accident that inspired his theory of the body as a perfect mechanism.

Dr. Still Kirksville, Mo Kirksville A. T. ‘Still American School of Osteopathy Doctor Still Fjold George Bsughlin Kansas

A Sure Winner for Thrills in Swiss Alpine Flight

Lucerne and Interlaken boast daring aerial ride over the Grindelwald glacier. A 20 passenger basket hangs on a wire from the Wetterhorn, promising stunning views and a new form of aeronautic thrill in Switzerland.

Lucerne Switzerland Alps Grindelwald Japan Hongkong Cairo Jerusalem Venice Europe Interlaken

Elisha’s Heavenly Defenders Lesson for April 9 1912

A Sunday School lesson on 2 Kings 6 8 2 and Psalm 91 1 the story of Elisha exposing Syrian plans from Dothan to Samaria and using prayer to blind the attackers. It emphasizes belief in the invisible world and angelic help for bravery and protection.

Jehoram Beecher Hastings Israel Jehu Dothan Samaria Bameria Elisha Assyria Syria Benhadad II Jordan Esdraelon Benhadad Dotham Christiana Justice Devonshire

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