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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
2
A satirical note on William Waldorf Astor’s society episode with Captain Milne ends with Astor being expelled from clubs for snobbery. The column mocks pretension and uses sharp analogies to temper the social fallout.
A reflection urging equal moral and religious education for towns and villages. It notes crime and social issues occur outside cities and calls for sustained moral forces to guide the spiritual and intellectual life of all communities.
The article reviews conflicting despatches from Chinese sources about the legations in Pekin, noting two assurances of safety on July 24 and two claims of deaths on July 7. It highlights lack of vouchers for massacres, the accountability of officials, and the possibility that alive foreigners may still be found, while cautions about unreliable Chinese sources and an alleged threat by a Chinese general to kill all allies.
Senators and members plan attendance at Congressman Daly funeral in Hoboken New Jersey. The service will be held at First Presbyterian Church with interment at New York Bay cemetery. Delegations from New Jersey and several states named to attend.
A large Seaford blaze last night caused about 50 000 dollars in damages. Seven dwellings a store two lumber yards and a warehouse burned after flames started at seven o clock and burned for five hours. Millions of feet of lumber were lost in the destruction and several structures were left in ruins. Albert Fowler of St Louis and Victor H Chase of Chicago drowned at Spring Lake while vacationing. The two youths aged about eighteen disappeared during swimming and drifted beyond their depth.
A southwestern Texas flood leaves scores of families homeless. Reports mention a Fayalese cable opening and a heat record in Pierre South Carolina. Newark incorporates the American College of Science for hypnotism and magnetic healing. Mrs Wu Ting Fang and her son stay two weeks at Cape May. Philadelphia physician John A. Cramp faces breach of promise suit by Maude Lusby. Local recovery stories claim Dr. King s New Discovery cured coughs, pneumonia and lung troubles with trials at Clayton s drug store. Electric Bitters praised for female ailments and general weakness with guarantees.
The dispatches describe a wave of arrests in Italy and abroad after Bresci’s alleged plan to assassinate King Humbert. Quartoville and Lanner are detained in France and Ivrea while Quintavalli faces prison in Elba. The authorities fear a coordinated anarchist plot as hundreds of troops prepare to guard the king’s burial in Rome.
A large gathering of anarchists met near Shaner Station to exult over King Humbert's death. Led by G Ciancabilla, editor of L Aurora, they praised Bresci, approved a cable to Rome, and planned note of jubilation. Many attendees were Scott mines workers. The group moved lprinting from Hoboken to Yohaghany and Westmoreland county.
Reports from Paterson New Jersey claim a plot to kill King Humbert of Italy may have originated there. Prosecutor Emey said no evidence or official information has been presented of any crime. authorities warn anarchists are not automatically criminals and will act if laws are violated. Capt. Usher notes a woman believed to be Bresci’s wife remains under surveillance and may be kept in a secluded place. Washington reports ex Governor Roger Walcott to become ambassador to Italy, replacing Gen William F. Draper who resigns. the resignation takes effect in about six weeks.
Twenty nine officers and men from the Front report Bucklen's Arnica Salve eases cuts wounds sore feet and joints and heals burns eruptions and piles. Price twenty five cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by N F Clayton druggist.
Vintage ad claims the pills cure sick headaches and nervous ailments by building pure blood and health. It promises a 25 cent price and a money back guarantee if not cured, sold by N. F Clayton Druggist.
Arguments were heard before Justice Gleg erich on Major Clinton H. Smith of the Seventy first regiment appealing a military court decision branding him a coward. The case centers on the power of Governor Roosevelt to appoint a court of inquiry and whether the board's findings allow a review. The Seventy first regimental duty at San Juan Hill is cited in defense, while the state contends the board aimed to vilify officers. The judge reserved decision after exchanges between Major Smith and Mr Coyne, with Colonel Bacon defending the regiment and criticizing governor and press contrasts.
J H Donk of Williams Oregon says his baby was gravely ill with diarrhoea and doctors could not help. He used Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarroea Remedy as a last resort and reports immediate relief and a complete cure. Sold by N F Cloton.
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