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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1890

Page

4

Kemmler Death By Electrocution At Auburn Prison

A detailed account describes William Kemmler's execution by electric chair at Auburn Prison New York, noting the precise setup with voltmeter lamps and levers, the calm death warrant reading by Warden Durston, and the theatrical last-hour concert before the 30 second current kill. Witnesses include medical and electrical experts, law officials, and journalists. the piece outlines the legal framework for the procedure and confinement rules surrounding the death.

WILLIAM_KEMMLER William Kemmler Res Tillie Zingler Auburn N. Y Durston Warden Durston Kemmler Rio Kammier Trent Zi Cardan Kemmmler Kemmiler Earth Kerner Quimby Erin County Koemmier Tillio Ziegler Kenmier Aroze Kammer Kemer Fish Kentucky William V’. Jenkins New York City Carlos F. MacDonald UW. C. Spitzka New York Kenmier Robert Dunlap Newark Cable A. P. Southwick Buffalo George G. Fell Tracy C. Becker Kemmier America Samuel 8. Ward W. J. Nellis Lewis Balch State Board of Health Albany Charles Fowler C. M. Daniels Fleury A. Childs George FP. Quimby Fou Sherif Oliver A. Sonkens Orem Allance Bhose Ilio Sndll

Peace in Salvador as rebels defeated and Ezeta killed

Reports from San Salvador say General Rivas led a revolt halted after Ezeta arrived with 2000 troops. Attacks on artillery barracks failed, panic followed looting, and order was restored. Rivas fled, was captured near the capital, executed publicly. many townsfolk injured and several died. Guatemala withdrew forces. capital suffered damage.

Salvador San Salvador Antonio Ezeta Rivas General Ezeta Faw Guatemala Plaza Armas Honduras Cojutepeque Menendez Hoe

Jeremiah Miller Fatally Shoots Wife Then Commits Suicide

In Hampden township Pennsylvania Jeremiah Miller, driven by jealousy, shot his wife and killed himself shortly after. The couple had a troubled relationship with rumors of inherited violence and a history of mental illness in the family including a father who hanged himself while jailed for murder.

Jeremiah Miller Hills Wis Jeremiah Miller Hampden Township Penn North Mountain Tavs Hansen Minden Nob Stick Hau

Union and industry trends across nations and unions

Reports cover Pittsburgh style pipelines in Pennsylvania London police pay and cabmen numbers New York building trades unions and member counts Freson savings growth Boston and Massachusetts earnings versus Britain fiber Eight hour day movement by unions carpenters joiners and broader labor federation statistics across Europe and America detailing membership totals and wage trends

Carnegie Pennsylvania London England Kearney Neb Inlanapolis Ind New York Building Trades Freson Labor Banka Lennon Carraix Gama Philadelphia Mine Workers of America Knights of Labor United States Ittaburg Firth of Forth Scotland Admiralty War Office Post Office New York City Toledo Ohio Cleveland Massachusetts Great Britain Manasichusetts Tea and Grocery Clerks’ Union TRE United Brotherhood of Carpentera and Joiners Jans Germany Austria Europe

Population and trade shifts across the era

Reports indicate Colorado population near 400 000 while Egypt suffers smallpox ravages. Ireland sees potato blight and Dutch traffic via Philadelphia rail interests. Vermont census shows 300 000, New Exonor's hay valued at 11 million, ice shortage at 4 million tons, and Austrias export controls on esrenix.

CoLoRaDo Ireland South Dakota New York City Moscow Idaho Brooklyn California Cincinnati New York Vermont Reppy Istana Agricultural College Florida Philadelphia AusTria Baldwin Penn Jerusalem Jaffa Palestine

Obdam Encounters Dense Newfoundland Fog In Sudden Sinking

The Netherlands American ship Obdam saved 22 crew after colliding with a small vessel in fog off Newfoundland. The sunken ship, a French fishing hulk, perished with two boys aboard. Obdam sustained minor damage. 400 passengers aboard were at risk. Archduchess Maria Valeria wed Archduke Francia Balvator in Vienna with Imperial family presence.

Netherlands-American Steam Navigation Company Obdam Newfoundland Bakker Seaietaeatia Tetannes Netan Tetas Cette Valerie Maria Valeria Austria Francia Balvator Vienna Ech Aga Carl Salvator Maria Immaculata Ferdinand II Naples Hapsburga Archduke Ferdinand Karl Ludwig Austria-Hungar Elizabeth Leopold Sation

American Tragedy In London Barroom Brawl

A discharged soldier Walter Haror Har yr, along with William Lambert and John Wheeler, quarreled in a Kingsland barroom. Haror killed Lambert and Wheeler then another man before being subdued. He claimed the victims robbed him and likened his actions to American justice. The incident threads through a wider foreign news roundup.

Dea Walter Alfred Haror William Lambert John Wheeler Kingsland London England Lambert Wheeler Hargan West Surrey Regiment Karnst New York City America

The Patent Centennial and Patent Growth in the United States

The article traces early patent history from Samuel Hopkins in 1790 to 1880 and 1890 figures. It notes patent numbers, weekly issue averages, and record highs, highlighting growth in arts and sciences as reflected in U S Patent Office records.

United States Samuel Hopkins Fowbern Olive

Drowning scare and storms mark Cape May and beyond

Report of Mrs Dimmick and Miss Floruney Hazzard nearly drowning at Cape May Point with President Harrison and Secretary Blaine as witnesses. Also notes a harbor rescue in New York, a severe thunder shower in West Creek NJ, and widespread fatal incidents from heat and lightning across several states.

Cape May Point Dimmick Harrison Floruney Hazzard Philadelphia Blaine Harrion Cape New York Harbor Eliza Hancox Georgce L. Scauritt New York Pequot House New London Conn New Hampshire Irs Plymouth Laconia Meredith Sloopa Newport Merlin New York City Buntye Cape May WN. J Ararat Penp Goseph Hobbs Walter Annie George Wyman Myrtle Wyman Windsor N. Y Hohba Tke Als Resser Anderson Niagara River Youngstown United States Wall Street Europe Frepasp Axpann Rayrmoxp J. F. Raymond Maggie Matthew McVeigh West River Brattleboro Twoman Catgis Ind

Markets Report From Watertown and Nearby Rural Items

A compact listing of prices and goods from Watertown and surrounding areas. Grain quotes include Wheat No 2 Red and Barley Two-rowed State while Corn and Oats show various grades. Live stock prices cover Buffalo steers, lambs, sheep, hogs, and butter and cheese values.

Xtra Secceeseeeses State Creamery Cherno—State Yorka Timothy Northern Watertown Mage

Senate Delegates Hinge on Tariff Debate and Public Works

The Senate shortened meeting hour to 10 AM and extended sessions past 3 PM while debating the Tariff bill and Deficiency bill amendments. Morrill and Sherman figures dominated the day with discussions on Mexico treaty costs and river bridge projects.

Senate Istra Dar Morrill Sherman United States Mexico Blair Plumb allOau Chattahoochee Ocones Davis Secretary of War Sault Ste. Marie Evarts Unite States Berry

Pension Office Monthly Report: Certificates Filed and Applications

The Pension Office records show last month 15 471 certificates issued including 8447 originals 5193 increases 002 reissues 203 restorations 7 duplicates 465 accrued 3 arrears under acts 1833 1888 10 16 3a and 14 applications under the act of June 27 1890 totaling about 270 000 to date with receipts acknowledged as rapidly as possible.

Pension Office Rossue

Mount Athos Fire Wipes Forests and Monasteries

Fire on Mount Athos in Greece devastates forests and twenty monasteries. Estimated damage reaches 1 million dollars with twenty monks and hermits reported dead. The disaster strips centuries of Greek Church heritage on the Holy Mountain.

Athens Greece Mount Athos

Four Boys Killed in Separate Rail Accidents

Four boys died in Pennsylvania rail incidents. Pascov Granfield aged nineteen and Ar thur Granfield aged thirteen were struck on the Lackawanna line at Nayang. Hours later at Dixon on the Ontario and Western trestle two of Patrick Kelly’s young sons were killed when a passenger train hit them.

Pascov Granfield Arthur Granfield Urothers Lackawanna Road Nayang Penn Ontario and Western Dixon Patrick Kelly Delaware and Hadson

Forty One Houses Burned in Braddock Fire

A large conflagration in Braddock Pennsylvania destroyed forty one dwellings between two and six in the afternoon. The homes belonged mainly to steel works employees and laborers families. Very little of the household effects were saved.

Braddock Penn

Destructive Fire Ravages Seneca Polls Area

A major morning blaze in Seneca Polls destroyed the Postoffice Hoag House Perry House and about thirty stores, with losses around 1 million. Feuer spread from the Pow building to the Phoenix block and Kellogg's livery stable, forcing evacuation and brigade calls from Waterloo Genova and others. Grand Army Hall records and Cross Post relics were damaged as authorities fought the fire for hours. sations and saloons closed by order of President Rumsey.

Tennence Republican Nashville Lewis T. Baxter Weenay Denney Scranton Miss Travers Cal Tima Ohio Archie Smith Robert Grant Magstit Limeworn Dee Fork Indian Territory Harker Kelly Stewant Live Oak Min John Hawkins Frank Cooxy Pontiac Mich Jennie Webb North Dakota Grand Forks Captain Burke Roger Allen M. N. Johnson Congress Arkansas Clifton KR. Breckenridge Tur California Thomas H. Blythe Blythe Florence Missouri Conkling Turtle Lake Ealy Davin Louan Fairfield Ind Oll Baeswan William MacIntosh Elkhart Lake Wilts Rocwel Cator William Clyburn Lancaster Court House D. C Wrurr Seneca Waterloo Genova Hoag Pera Pheonix Electric —Light Post Office Expres Office Western Union Pew Fall Street Sheldon Block State Street Anal Kellogg's Courier Recettle Lie Burkce Rutna Grand Army Hall Daniels Block Cross Post John Duff Rumsey

National League Averages and Players' League News

Baseball notes from the era describe Henry or Henryo attempting ten pitchers, Pittsburg and Boston clubs in contention, and key players like Beizxin Carrain Wann and LatHAm transfers. Mentions Louisville as a strong city team, Campan praised as captain, and varied batting and fielding feats across leagues with shifts in ownership and ball quality.

Louisville Ante Latham Chicago Vonnek Ang Campan St Louis Browns Bropy Cartan Kenny Boston Henntan Long Warners Brooklyn Winken Louisvilles Tatlon Dm Murtntt New York Pittsburg Keefe Crane New York Players’ Club Dax Brovraures Haver Brotherhood Beenerany Baunxe Gue Pittsburg Players’ League California Hartford Conn

Imitations and Patent Medicine Promises Across Hectic Ads

A jumble of short product notices and testimonials touts imitations like Dobbins Electric Soup and J B Dobbing stamps on soap bars. It also promotes medicines such as Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company, Kline's bitters, Beecham's Pills, and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with confident claims and free samples.

Dobbins J.B. Dobbings Philadelphia New York E. A. Bond Toledo Ohio Anya Hinll Kho Drurylsta, Tc St. Louis California Fig Syrup Company Dr._Pierce Dr. Pierce

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