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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1900

Page

4

Stomach Troubles and a Famous Stage Anecdote

A reader notes spring stomach troubles and praises Hood s Sarsaparilla as the best stomach and blood remedy. The text shifts to a theater anecdote about Mr Jefferson, famed for professional etiquette, who loses temper during a Rivals performance when Falkland and Bob Acres quarrel, and cries out Poo Folkland, provoking a sharp reply.

E Hood Jefferson Hoe Tnto Tony Bob Acres Falkland Snelly Captain Absolute Mr. Jefferson

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Faces Public Scrutiny

A distorted account alleges Lydia Go Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound harmed consumers and violated terms. It claims women sought advice from Pinkham without consent and that a man overlooks these matters while a living woman offers guidance freely at Lynm, Maes. The text implies a testimonial absence and urges truth about the adviser.

Pinkhama Mone

Destructive Rain Storm Devastates Mearman Area

Special report from Mearman Mississippi details record rainfall causing widespread damage. Rail lines washed out, lake dam breached near Arandel Springs, waterworks reservoir under pressure, streetcar service halted, floodwaters inundating tracks and mills. Widespread agricultural and structural losses reported across Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama with a fatal lightning incident in Alabama.

Mearman Meridian Atl Eastoro Electric Lake of Arandel Springs Eagly Ol Mill Belog Belches Illinois Central Jackson Dbunkle Ruston Louisiana Mississippi

Senators by Direct Vote Adopts Resolution for Constitutional Amendment

The House approved by 240 to 15 a resolution for a constitutional amendment to allow direct popular election of U S Senators. Fourteen Republicans and one Democrat opposed. The measure left states free to choose direct election or legislative selection, while a minority call urged direct statewide elections.

Wasgixeton D.C House United States Mosara Allanalae Burleigh Maine Culderlead Kansas Fordney Mich Gardner New Jersey Hedge Awa Henry

Millionaire Samuel Strong Defeated in Breach of Promise Salt Suit

Coronado Amos reports a jury verdict awarding Mise Noble $50,000 from Samuel Strong out of $200,000 in a breach of promise case. The jury split on damages, Mina Lewis drew sympathy, while hostility toward Strong grew. Strong faces a similar suit from Miss Vance soon.

Coronado Amos Mise Noble Lowla Samuel Strong Mina Lewis Strong Miss Vance

Loubet Review at Paris Reception and Tragedies Follow

President Loubet’s Paris ceremonies drew a vast crowd with foreign empires in vivid dress and a salute by American exhibitors. After the Marche Heroique procession and approvals, the party toured riverfront pavilions before boarding a boat on the Seine. Amid festivities, reports note deadly domestic violence claims in Danville and Edgine as jealousies sparked multiple suicides.

Bet Salle Des Fetes Anyuilding Loubet Loubst Ameriony M. Belanmany Belleville United States Commission Er Paosk Champs de Marn Chateau Eau Seine Httle Ambassador Porter New Bridge Alexander Til

Snowfall Buries Colorado Railways Trams and Mines

A historic storm drenched eastern Colorado and Wyoming with rain and heavy snow for forty nine hours, halting rail traffic and hampering mining in Cripple Creek and Clear Creek districts. Snow depths reached two to six feet on the eastern slope while plains eased as snow melted. Train services paused with plows struggling to clear packed routes between Denver and Colorado Springs amid blocked railbeds and disrupted operations.

Colorado Denven Col Cripple Creek Gilplu Clear Creek County Denver Rune Alog Sautigualy Colorado Springs

Navy and Fire Tragedy Highlight Early Navy News

The Navy Department signs a contract with Holland Torpedo Boat Company for Holland type boats at 150 400 and 175 000 for future purchases. Payton H Ruble residence burns killing his wife and a two year old, with Ruble severely burned. Insurgents around Manila attack Balanga and nearby areas. US forces repel the assault as Captain Goldman withdraws with casualties.

Wasutxoton D. C Navy Department Holland Submarins Torpedo Boat Company Ftrst

Strikes at Croton Dam Bring Troops Amid Violent Clash

A wage strike by Italian workers at the Croton Dam in Westchester County escalated to a near warlike stand. About 600 to 950 National Guard troops from Manhattan, Brooklyn, Yonkers, Mount Vernon and city regiments were deployed after Sheriff Malloy sought Governor Roosevelt’s aid. The first blood shed in the conflict occurred when Sergeant Robert Douglass of Mount Vernon’s Eleventh Separate Company was shot and died. Leaders stated the strikers aimed to defend pay demands and avoid violence, as arms and ammunition were found among the strikers’ supporters. The incident prompted a halt to coal deliveries and a tense standoff at the dam.

New Yoon City Poweraton Dam Calvary Poperty Westchester County Croton Lanter New York Central Road Tts Croton Valley Croton Kitts de Wil Marecello Roello Croton Dam Crack Cavalry Company Manhattan Brooklyn Yonkers Mount Vernon Malloy New York City Roe National Guard Sinaarn Roo Tmil Roo Moosevelt End Tinu G. J. Dobu Itolag Oliver &. Brilgeannu Robert Douglas Bergeant Douglass Borgeint Douglas Nermvlog Landers Itla Stalings Slog Sing Iam Jacoby Kim Jim Jacoby Decktul Bharif Mulloy Westchester Jin Little Italy White Platina Roosevelt Croton Landing Bowery

Dotted list of dairy goods and farm produce prices

A dense catalog of farm products and prices including cheese eggs poultry vegetables and fruits. Items list multiple goods with units and pricing notes across dairy poultry meats and produce, reflecting a mid century market page style. The fragment emphasizes dairy, poultry, vegetables, and staple crops with varied units and regional sources.

Government crop report shows April condition near 100

Government crop report for April issued by the Department of Agriculture notes a condition index of 2.1 versus 97.1 in December. The New York Produce Exchange tally places winter wheat value at 410,040,000 with expectations of monthly revisions as the season progresses. Mortality among farm animals for year ending March 31, 1900 was below last year, with cattle, sheep and horse figures detailed and condition readings for April 1 across states and regions.

Washpatox D. C Department of Agriculture New York Produce Exchange Gunsa Ohio Michigan Indiana Mississippi River Pueblo Pennsylvania Dtacago

Nomination Sent to Senate for Porto Rico Governor

President sends Cairnes H. Allen of Massachusetts to Senate for Porto Rico governor post. inauguration planned with pomp in San Juan aboard the Dolphin. Allen and wife and daughter to accompany him, a flying visit to establish civil government before returning to the United States.

Porto Rico Mr. Allen Washinato D. C Cairies H. Allen Massachu Bétts Long United States San Jaco Mra. Allen Dolphin

Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Roosevelt

Aupayy New York reports Governor Roosevelt issues Arbor Day proclamation designating May 4 as Arbor Day. He notes school children planted over 200000 trees in ten years and urges districts to avoid cutting trees unless replacements are planted. The message commends statewide tree-planting efforts and encourages ongoing appreciation of trees.

Aupayy N.Y Covernor Roosevelt Li Stite

Ansargents Clash In Pacific War Reported Losses

General Young reports 300 insurgents attacked Amoricao garrison Buatoe North Locos. rebels repulsed with 106 casualties. Americans, led by Captain Dodd of the Third Cavalry, surrounded and routed 200 insurgents in Benguet Province. 44 captured, one Amuarlonn executed, and a recruiting center disrupted.

Ansargents Masins Cable Young Amoricao Garrigan Buatoe North Locos Balog Dodd Third Cavalry Benguet Uying Bareneks

Wasinsaroy Namesake Weighs Nomination Return

In Washington DC a poet named Wasinsaroy is tied to a political nomination stance. He reportedly informed friends that if the nomination were offered he would consider accepting, noting the potential consequences and implying strong support within his circle.

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Eclipse of the Sun Travel Offer by Southern Railway

The Southern Railway announces an eclipse path on May 23 1900 with special fares of 4 cents per mile one way for groups of ten or more within the South Eastern Passenger Association area. Details and movement advice will be provided to authorized parties. contact East Pass Agt Alex. Thweatt in New York. The piece notes honey sources from white clover basswood goldenrod buckwheat and regional production differences.

The Southern Railway Puluts Alabama Georgia Carolinas Virginia South-Eastern Passenger Association Thweatt East Pass New York United States Pennsylvania Vermont Arizona California

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