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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1897

Page

3

Early 19th Century Cabinet Nominations and Biographies

A compilation of nominations and biographical sketches for U S officials including Andrew Dickson White as education leader and diplomat, Oliver L Bonalding and Andrew Draper named as Assistant Secretaries of the Treasury, with notes on White and Draper careers and Butterworth’s prior roles and 1883 commission work.

White Tral Draper Italy Prealday Senate York

Electric Power In Medicine Expands In Modern Practice

Electricity increasingly shapes commerce and medicine as a new force. The electric motor powers drills and tools, endoscopes reveal stomach walls, lights illuminate internal cavities, and cautery with heat aids healing. Electrolytic needles remove hair and birth marks while guiding brain and nerve surgery localization.

Monteino Ovid

The Doll Industry Surge Shifts Doll Making Homeward

The article notes a shift from foreign to American doll production over the past fifty years with the craft now largely domestic. It mentions china della molds and clay quality, and references miscellaneous historical quips and scattered ad-like lines about remedies and testimonials.

Germain Mountain Tyrol Switzerland America China

Floods Raze South District Levees Fail in Mississippi

Floods sweep across De Soto, Tallahatchie, Leflore, Holmes, Carroll, Warren and Yazoo counties as the Flower Lake levee collapses. Water rushes through a mile wide break, depth up to twenty feet, with hundreds displaced and several lives lost amid a sudden, panicked flood emergency.

Toros Miss Flower Lake Woo de Soto Tallahatchie Leflore Holmes Carroll Warren Yazoo Yazoo Na Missssiippi Valley Broak Rivera

Jevels levee brea ks. flood damage near Helena Ark

Helena Ark Special reports the Williamson levee failure two miles below the city. Ed Pillow led flood defense efforts as the crevasse widened to 250 feet and the breach grew from three feet deep to eighteen feet. One death, an eight year old child, is noted from Luke and Missouri Banor, Colorado.

Helena Ark Williamson Long Lake Pillow Sys Luke Missouri

Farmers Form A Combine To Control State Produce

Farmers band together in a nationwide scheme called the Agriculturists National Protective Association, incorporated in New Jersey. Members are oath bound and agents operate across counties. The plan envisions centralized warehouses in each county, with a national board controlling profits and marketing of farm products, livestock, and machinery, likened to a communist model.

P. F. Brown Johnstown Penn Jefferson House Toledo Ohio Columbus Agriculturists National Protective Association New Jersey National Board of Finance Bound Brook N. 5 Poinr Hunterdon Warren Sussex Somerset Counties

Lives Lost in a Flood George Tate Drowns Saving Child

In Brentwood Missouri during a severe flood, George W. Tate a Mexican War veteran perished while attempting to rescue his six year old daughter Nellie. The pair drowned as they sought safety on the second floor before the waters rose to the roof. The catastrophe followed backwater from the Des Peres River and affected Tate’s family of seven. The report notes other incidents including a fire in Cambridge Springs and a severe hailstorm at Mount Vernon.

Willow Point New York Press George Tate Ale Hoth George W. Tate Brentwood Nellie Des Perea Tate Apring Street Ailes N.Y

Flood Refugees and Levee Breaks Plague Multiple Towns

Severe floods leave 1200 refugees in Rosedale and nearby areas as waters rise across six feet in many towns. Relief steamer Orn Log rescues 16 people and 209 cattle along St Francis River, while rail lines and factories suffer closures. Yankton faces three miles of washed tracks threatening Great Northern and Milwaukee rail links.

Menenis Tenn Rosedale Atone Orn Log Mortanna Ark St. Franels Thorn St. Francis Atom Atream Autfering Brands Raliof McMfain Magatlo City Baggio Marianna Yangon South Dakota James Rivera Bluff Great Northern Northwestern Milwaukee Yankton James Valley

Count Radenyl to Be Entrasted With New Cabinet

The Vienna Neue Freie Presse reports the Austrian cabinet has resigned after failing to negotiate with the Progresaist group to form a coalition majority. Radenyl is named to head the new cabinet as negotiations proceed.

Count Radenyl Vienna Neue Frele Presse

Starving workers riot in Mulaza Spain amid worsening Andalusia crisis

Bands of starving workers in Mulaza riot and seize money as police arrest many. The unrest stems from rising unemployment and dire conditions in Andalusia. Government reinforces troops. A Cuban expedition aboard the Bermuda is blocked by US cruiser Vesuvius off Fernandina. A tug is captured and sent to the Port Collector.

Mulaza Spain Andalusia Bermuda United States Vesuvius Fernandina Fin

Mexico aims to boost Latin American trade with U S

William P Wilson of the Philadelphia Commercial Association met with President Diaz in Mexico City to discuss cooperation for expanding trade between Latin America and the United States. Diaz administration discourages southern expansion and emphasizes Mexico has much to accomplish. State Factory Inspector James Campbell notes 100,000 more Pennsylvanians employed than six months ago.

Nancy Lima Cal Baldwin Goeega Westearn Lover Dewets Gabor Atery S.s William P. Wilson Philadelphia Commercial Association Mexico Diaz Latin America United States Ding Republic of Central America South James Campbell Agye Pennsylvania Canicas Venezuela Congress of Venezuela Guiana House of Representatives Sonor Aranguren Sonor Briceno Crespo Washington Senor Andrade Great Britain Senor Alichelens Bt. James Senor Michelena Paris Thes Chile Justica Fullor Justica Stower United States Supreme Court Baron Horee Robard Heon Collins Groatain New York Ellicott Germany

Local firm buys Niagara Falls power for retail sale

A New York World report notes that a local company formed to buy electricity in bulk from Niagara Falls for retail sale shows substantial profits. The concept could expand where large bulk power is available.

Niagars Falls New York World

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