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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1899

Page

4

Nebraska Volunteers Return From Philippines

San Francisco dispatch reports the transport Hancock bringing the Nebraska Regiment and two Utah Light Batteries arriving without fanfare. Colonel Mulford and Judge Ryan led a small Nebraska delegation, with details noting 204 total casualties including dead, wounded, and missing among 1136 aboard the ship. Lieutenant Colonel Colton remains in Manila for a banking assignment.

San Francisco United States Hancoth Nebraska Regiment Utah Artillery Philippines Nebraska Robert Ryan Lincoln C. C. Wheaton Custom House H. B. Mulford Nebraskas Acton William Grazen Sentinel Rebber Mulford Hancock Utah Fizty Twenty Second United States Regiment Colton Nebraska Regimaunt Romaloed Manila

Santo Domingo Report Hints at Broad Plot Against Roureaux

Advices from Santo Domingo describe a wide plot by Jimenez adherents to remove President Roureaux, with the nation’s arrest considered a sign of the plot’s success. Amid this, ten thousand men out of work and work halted on two hundred Chicago buildings as Cook County bricklayers strike, forcing brickmakers and carriers to quit for lack of material.

Pourato Punta Hoyt Hureaux Santo Domingo Santiago de Los Caballeros Moca Houreaux Wanamnaros D. C Houreang Dominican Republic Hay Long New Orleans Newport Mankias St. Thomas Somnavitng N. J Fred Yas Kirk Lamington Ulabride Somerset County van Kirk Cornelius van Kirk Aod Newark Kixeston Jamatos Jimenez Roureaux Asanas Chicago Nolon Brickanakers Cook County Orville Miller Miller Rose Almond Stoman Stephen Outwater Frank Sells Port Jeevis Erie Road Buffalo and Cleveland Express Becker Pullman Cave Port Jervis Cuddeback Swartout Johnson Poraong Port Jervie F. Viou New York Kilpatrick Denver

Drownings Reach Across Delaware and Ashland

A small boat disaster in the Delaware River claims Otto Kampf aged 37, his son Albert aged eight, and Christina Os tertage Kampf’s brother-in-law aged 30, with two others rescued after clinging to a capsize. In Ashland, Wisconsin, William C Ott a Chicago lumberman and society women Mrs Boynton and daughter Nellie perished in a Chequamegon Bay gale when a rowboat capsized. In Havana Cuba four police sergeants petitioned to reinstate a discharged captain. they were fined and warned against repetition.

Masia Dy Cable Hall Malabar Calamba Lawton Washington Hamilton Pasig Eltenhoad Napidan Oeste Akidloy Talim Island Calam ‘Ans Banta Cruz Twenty First Infantry Columba McGrath Bates Swan Casco Santo Tomas Manila Laguna de Bay Larsen General Lawton Los Banos Professor Worceater American Commission Delaware River Otto Kampf Albert Christina Ostertage Kampf Rank Koober Louis Metins Thres Ashland Wis Cutcaco Aslvind William C. Ott Chicago Mia Boynton Nellie Asilind Chequamagon Bay Mr. Ott The Shores Lumber Company Havana Lacoste Cuba Palles

Astor Family Naturalized as British Subjects

William Waldorf Astor and his children Waldorf Astor John Jacob Astor and Mize Pauline Astor were naturalized as British subjects on July 1 under the general act of 1870. The ceremony marks the transition of the Astor family to Brith status, with the Belton Gazette noting the official change.

Astor Orbvil Gazettes Londos William Waldorf Astor Virginia Washington Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post

Pallbearer Customs Across Classes Mentioned in NY Press

Victor Smith notes pallbearer choices should be among non related friends. He says number varies, sometimes even, and that in New York carrying the coffin would seem plebeian to aristocrats who prefer black or purple pall, with bearers not required to hold corners or teasels.

Victor Smith New York New York Press

Clove Tree Bears in Two Crops Each Year

The clove tree starts bearing at about ten years old and continues until roughly seventy five. It yields two crops annually, one in June and one in December. Hot weather favors the crop, though a light fog is said to improve the Mavor.

New Yorn Newn National Soldiers Hampton W.G. Pottus United States Marine Hospital Old Point Comfort Sabine Pass Texas United States Marine Hospital Service Phobus Old Point Orleana Missouri United States Wood Borneo Afghanistan St. Louis New Orleans Times- Democrat

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