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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1893

Page

4

Duke of Veragua Arrives in New York for World’s Fair Dignitary

The Duke of Veragua Cristobal de Licretozur y de la Corda arrives aboard the New York from Opaln welcomed by U S Navy officers and New York committees. The reception includes addresses in Spanish and French, a freedom of the city presentation, and a royal procession to the Waldorf. The article traces the Columbus lineage to Cristobal de Licretozur and notes his birth on September 12, 1878.

Busines Christabel Coton Aguilera Carlos Aguilers Maria del Pilar Coton Y Aguilera Marquis Barballes Pedro Colon Y Aguilne Duke Veragua Invita Congress Chics United States City of New York Morander Francia Brie Waldorf Dukatsa Maria del Pilar Colon Y Aguilera Christobel Coton Aguilera Verazqus Jamaica Madrida Christopher Columbus Columbus Eistobel Colon New World Ores Philippa Montz Diego Colon Maria Do Toledo Cristobel Coton Diego Anna de Pavia Francisca Coton Desemt Diego Ortegon Josefa Ortegon F. de Pax de la Serape Jose’a de Paz de In Machias Bath Dunne Plymouth Penn Stanisisus Jaccobowxl Michael Puliasui Paovxason Phoenixo Harvard College Mion Avia Chile Honduras Tom Argentino Nueve de Julio Newcastle England Hamipton Roads Doxe Oy Versova Corrigan John Bull America Jersey City N. J Chicago Grace Church New York City Huntington Bishop Potter Milas Cornelia Alartia and Airs Bradley Alartia William George Robert Vogs Ross Lisbop Azure Islands

World’s Fair funding and exhibits noted for Chicago event

Exposition Company has paid out over 16 million with seven more million to be spent. Highlights include a large common kitchen for eateries, Windsor Castle replica at scale, a German sculpture for the new parliament building, and Mississippians constructing a cotton bale fort representing Vicksburg. Oriental decor by Helwen arrives, and documents relating to Columbus’s voyages, including the 1493 Granada commission, are slated for display with the Duke of Veraguas involved.

Italian Chamber of Commerce Windsor Castle Onqne Moe Merlin Herr Wermuth William Chicago Mississipi Vickaburg Sucrecy Errenoi HeLwen Paris America Duke of Granada Bean Paluaibus Ferdinand Yas Bella South and Weat Wittam Boxn Rockville Aid Margaret Cophaus Charles Whit Ninazeen Jacksonville Oregon Rouge River Clarsace White Avexanpen W. Quannimen Secretary of State’s Charleston W. Va Ella Young Missouri W. L. Gills Mamion Wilson Fisback Louisville Trz Joan Bart Giovanni Bausan Hampton Roads Nelly Bly Synchad Joux Scaanot Mechanics' Savings Bank Nashvill Tenn Avpiron Acxenman Bay View Cal San Francisco Henry Schroeder George Reinfeldt Reinfeldt Titz Mechanics’ Savings Bank and Trust Company of Nashville Teno Genmanxy Bush-Ivanhoe Colorado Warsaw Ind Gravelton Cnantes Pack Edward McClorz

Balance of Trade Shows Adverse Turn for United States

Bureau of Statistics in Washington reports a drop in exports for March and the twelve months ending March, with brown goods and breadstuffs leading the decline. Figures compare unfavorably to the prior year, highlighting reduced export values and ongoing trade deficit pressures.

United States Bureau of Statist'cs Wasblottov

Vast 19th Century News Sweep Across Oceans and Courts

Reports from Bath Bath Maine to New York note ships speeds and trials and a range of incidents. Observations of a total eclipse from Chile are cited along with political and financial turmoil, wrecks and fires, crimes, and corporate collapses across the United States and abroad.

Universal suffrage wins in Belgian crisis after bloodshed

In Brussels the revolution ends as the Bolgiua movement yields universal suffrage for citizens over twenty five with family and education safeguards. Parliament convenes amid fear. Antwerp and other towns report casualties. The Lower House votes 119 to 12 to adopt the reform amid a tense calm in the capital.

Brussels Belgium Java Rica Europa Crisia Thadar Antwerp Mugen Mans Tocro Parliament Hall Moaibera Biox

Fragmented 19th century notes on global events and reforms

Damaged OCR fills a mash of historical notes: agriculture in Italy and Texas, colonial relocations, currency and population shifts, literacy and translation projects, and public works. Mentions include cholera prevention, grain sales, livestock, and remote election logistics amid war and empire.

Bloodless coup in Servia crowns King Alexander I

A king proclaimed by coup seizes power in Belgrade while regents and ministers are arrested. The youthful king, born August 14, 1870, has not yet reached his eighteenth birthday, and troops secure government buildings as supporters celebrate at the palace.

Belgrade Servia Alexander I Ruter Servis Kiag Alexander AME Histics Balimarlovic Rezeate Alexandar Iseuhteen Ay Bu Waltng Cvoni

Big Bank Failure Hits Chartered Bank in London

The English Scottish and Australian Chartered Bank suspended operations after reporting liabilities around £49 000,000. Established by royal charter in 1852, it had branches in Sydney Adelaide Brisbane Melbourne and protected deposits in colonies including New South Wales Victoria and South Australia. The bank conducted exchange business between Great Britain and Australia and faced long‑standing financial troubles leading to its collapse.

London Hay Failel Syuney Adelaids Brisbane Melbourne New South Wales Vitoria South Australia Great Hritam Atte

Destructive earthquake devastates Zante island

Reports describe a major quake damaging Zante city and villages after February and March shocks. At 7 32 p m the tremor wrecked buildings killing twenty and injuring hundreds. Refugees pack streets as authorities rush aid and ironclads Hydra and Speria carry supplies to survivors.

Zante Sfa Nnd Propio Zinto Marca St. Diony- Mua Arfaty Aisilos Grea Hydra Speria Zand Ita Falk

Emin Pacha Dead Great African Explorer Reported Looted

A letter from Zanelbar Africa confirms Emin Pacha death amid conflict. Emin Pacha, born Edward Schnitzer in Oppeln Prussian lands, pursued medicine in Breslau and Herning before joining Turkish service as Emin Effend. His career took him to Syria Egypt and the Soudan where he rose to Bey and governor before fate caught him during upheaval. He was later rescued by Stanley and perished soon after returning to the heart of Africa.

Zanelbar Africa Tippoo Tib Emin Pachs Expiorer Edward Bohaltser Oppela Prusian Nilesis Louis Nsconitror Siife Pauline Schweitzer Oppeln Neissa Eiwami Nehnitesi University of Breslau University of Hernin Turkey Berlin Scuteria Ismael Pacha Haqq Gartary Argeals Syria Schnitzer Constantinople Pacha Egypt Emin Effend Soudan Equatorial Stationwanita Lado Emie Stanley Heart of Africa

Senate Adjourns After Extraordinary Washington Session

The extra session of the United States Senate ended at 6 p m after a day of debate led by Senators Platt Milly and Hawley over the Rosehanquiry resolution. The body adopted a printing order on recent railroad duties decisions and approved resolutions for investigations and contingent expenses before adjourning unfiled. Vice President Stevenson received the thanks of the Senate for impartial presiding and was thanked for his courtesy during the session.

Washngton United States Senate Platt Milly Hawley Mfantorson Speer Heis Taft Senate Sr. Mandersat Stevenson Lrs Agrom Hill Svesson

Crushed Under a Cannon at World’s Patt Exhibition

A large fourteen ton cannon fragment crushed soldiers during setup of the United States exhibition. Sergeant Warwie was flattened and Corporal Koruis survived with minor injuries. an accident occurred as workers halted the piece into place.

Warwie Koruis Warwies Keralca Damenss

Terrible Tornado Smashes Boles and Tourbe Valley

Reports reach Little Rock of a violent tornado in Tourbe Valley Scott County. The town of Boles was nearly destroyed with numerous deaths and injuries. The storm path stretched about half a mile sweeping away buildings and carrying bodies over long distances.

Little Rock Ark Tourbe Valley Scott County Boles Whith

Hawaii Ends Protectorate with Lowering of US Flag

After two months the Stars and Stripes were hauled down at Honolulu as Hawaiian colors rose again. Commissioner Blount announced withdrawal of the temporary protectorate, amid crowd scenes and speculation of foreign intervention and queenly restoration.

Stripos Honolulu Tn Gays Washington United Stas Govero Ress Henry Swarnolog Oro Diount Sanford Doto Draper Marine Corps Heston Hawaii

Special fete days at Chicago World’s Fair list by state and group

A schedule lists widely varied days for official observances at the Chicago World’s Fair. States and organizations such as Washington Wisconsin Maine Denmark Germany Nebraska Massachusetts New Hampshire France Utah Liber Commercial travelers Foresters Haydn Coloredale North Arcling Austrian Netherlands Nicaraguas New York Brazil California Maryland Michigan Kansas Colorado Montana PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA Iowa Rundeslan Spain Italian athletics Minnesota mark specific dates from May through October.

Chicago Washington Wisconsin Maine Denmark Germany Nebraska Massachusetta New Hampshire France Kansas Colorado Eptember Montana Patriotic Order Sons of America Iowa Runderslan Spain Minnesota

LYNCHED IN GEORGIA STORE KEEPER DIES IN SHOOTING

A white store keeper near Quitman and Clay Counties Georgia was found dying after a robbery attempt. A white posse pursued and killed a colored man named Edonly who confessed to the crime and fired on officers. The mob executed the suspect by shooting and burning the body.

Jef D. Barnett Quitman Clay Counties Georgis Andi Maxnile Edonly Thor Yiot

Markets Report New York Wholesale Prices for Beans Peas and Dairy

The markets show New York wholesale quotes for beans and peas including white kidney and green peas with varied prices per bushel and barrel. Dairy items list creamery products from State dairy and Western factories with price notes, plus eggs, fruit, and poultry prices across multiple regional producers.

Autter Creamery St &Penn Peno Western Firata Sensees Tate Creatmory Brato Baldwin Groening Florida Oranzes Cranberbox Jersey Erate IBM Pring Coumon State Penn Nya Ib.s Geecree West Nucy Florida Owstons Yallow Barrow South Jersey O. Colery Dez Flour City Mill Extra Patanssoese

Humorous Snapshots From a Busy Dime Museum

A string of quick anecdotes and character sketches recounts shop talk and oddities in a bustling dime museum and street scenes. Jests touch on tradesmen, mischief, and playful exchanges among patrons and workers, with quips about telephones, piano duets, and curious quirks.

Naming Mountains Across Regions by Dwellers and Viewers

The article discusses how US and world mountains got their names from distant observers rather than mountaineers themselves. It cites Blue and Blue Ridge ranges, Green Mountains, Adirondack Sugar Loaf, Orange Mountains, and Dutch settlers affection for the name orange shaping map labels.

United States Green Mountains Vermont Bahl Face Adirondack Paul Smith New York Sun

Royal Baking Powder Transforms Bread Baking Claims

Readers praise a bread made with Royal Baking Powder claiming faster results and lighter, healthier loaves. The article presents a home recipe using four ingredients plus potato, plus baking steps and suggests Royal Baking Powder as superior to yeast for wholesome bread.

French Genius Invents Electric Pencil For Dark Writing

A French inventor has created an electric pencil with a tiny incandescent bulb powered by a sleeve-fed wire from a pocket battery. The device enables writing in darkness and seems aimed at reporters and similar users. Thomas Allen, 103, a veteran from Tyler County West Virginia, recalls service under Wellington in the Napoleonic era, General Scott in the Mexican War, and Civil War actions at seventy two.

New Orleans Thomas Allen Tyler County West Virginia Wellington General Scott

Self Brew Tea Trend Returns at Fancy Restaurants

Customers at select eateries choose their own tea from a lacquer caddy with multiple brands. Each table hosts a singing teakettle heated by a spirit lamp, allowing patrons to brew and savor a personally prepared cup.

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