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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1901

Page

4

Explosive Blast Destroys Philadelphia Block Killing Many

A massive explosion on a crowded Philadelphia street at Above Tenth wrecked five buildings and killed twenty or more. The blast, likely from a gasoline barrel in a grocery row, sent walls outward and shattered windows within two blocks. Fire followed, ambulances ferried injured to Jefferson and Pennsylvania hospitals, and rescue crews labored to clear debris from Mountaine’s Mountain store to nearby establishments.

Phiadelphia Peon Tve Tol Tows Locust Street House- Won Morriy Rosenthal Rosenthal Oye William Jones Jones George McClemmy McClemmy Patrick Quigley Quigley al- Dert Mountain Tyis Arithrope God Tackle Jefferson Pennsylvania Wille

Street Car Accident in Front of Executive Mansion

A twenty year old daughter of Governor Thomas G. Jones, Carrie Jones, was killed when a street car struck her near the Executive Mansion in Montgomery Alabama. Witnesses say she ran toward the car amid nervous distress, grasped at the front, was dragged by the wheels, and died before the motorman could stop. The tragedy was witnessed by the governor.

Executive Montgomery Aln Carrie Jones Thomas G. Jones Tunover Idk Asbury Park W. A. Larned Beénise Wright M. D. Whitmon Davis Ward Tarry Elka Thomas Lipton Glasgow Revere Mass Jimmy Michael Maddie MacDurlee Michael Fournier M. Charron Prenel Chautterts

New Town of Lawton Ignites Boom Town Ventures

Lawton Oklahoma becomes a booming tent city as thousands, including 4000 residents in four days, gather to seek fortune. Merchants hawk merchandise and liquor while government officials note six miles of tents and chaotic streets. A new postmaster arrives, and local politicians debate voting rules amid homestead anxieties.

Lawton Oklahawa Auta Tlundreda Hundreda el Dorado oMciila el Reno Edgar White Arkansas City Kan Court House Oklahoma Mattle Helo Sale Fugtos Tawton Bat Carr Carring Slice

Dowager Empress Frederick Dies After Cancer Battle

The Dowager Empress Frederick, aged nearly sixty-one, died of cancer. She was the eldest child of Queen Victoria and widow of Emperor Frederick III. Her last days were marked by bitterness and sorrow, with royal condolences arriving from Europe.

Cromberg Frederick Victoria Europe Fred Crick Wiliam Zein —Rodarlel Prince Tateusi- Win Fredericks Egard Adolf of Schatenburg-Lippe Friedrich Carl Ilessy Wreece

Status of steel strike ends in New York City

The Amalgamated Association rejected J Pierpont Morgan led terms from United States Steel Corporation. President Shaffer vowed to continue the strike with orders to volley labor across National Steel, Federal Steel, and National Tube mills. Morgons ultimatum failed. workers rally, managers expect a long fight as the Steel Trust presses to outlast the union.

New York City J. Pierponty Morgan Shaffer Morgain United States Steel_ Corporation Oatlice of Mr. Morgan Pttsburg Mid- Moe West Pittsburg United States Steel Corporation Amalgamated Association Pennsylvania Gile West Virginia New York Schwab Association J. Pleipont Morgan Steel Trust South John Pierpont Morgan United States Truat Fta Bion Dollar Steel Trust Che Pata

Schley Court Complete as Hawkinson Named Third Member

The court of inquiry into Rear-Admiral Schley’s conduct in the Spanish War case is complete. Rear-Admiral Hawlson appointed third member to replace Admiral Kinberly. Hawlson not yet commented on the controversy. The Navy Department begins summoning witnesses, with several names already requested.

Washington D. G Schley Spain Henry TL. Hawiron Kinberly Hawlson Navy Department Parker Shley How Ixon Saratoga Springs N.Y Pehle Tie Tie Navy Ton Lchreeder Guam BO W. Wells Vieutenant Wella Brooklyn Santiaga Campaknr Sehley Europe Jonve Commnander Behracher United States Admiral Rodgers Garam Yorktown

Double tragedy at stage play ends in murder suicide

In a remote theatre a jealous actor Brooklet fatally shot leading actress Mrs Lighthawk during a rehearsal of the Arizona Female Band, then killed himself. The scene, involving Ber Adams and Wert Adams, followed a dispute over onstage kisses and jealousy over the actress. The tragedy concluded with both victims dead and the culprit deceased.

Omuba Thal Yrookhe Mme Lighthawk Brooklet Wert Adams Arizona Tdgithawk Mike Allen Brookie Adams Mis Hnes Brooke

Refusal to Let Chinamen Work on War Vessels

Treasury Assistant Secretary Taylor declined a request from shipowners to employ Chinese laborers to unload ships during a San Francisco strike. He said allowing Chinese to work would violate the Chinese Exclusion Act. The report includes other varied notices and sentences.

Washington, D. C The Treasury Taylor San Francisco Chimuimen Wey World Tasterline Sefusius

Mob Hangs Betsy McRae Family in Carrollton Mississippi

A mob of 500 white citizens hanged Betsy McRae, her son Hetfield McRae, and her daughter Ida McRae in Carrollton Mississippi after Ida confessed they murdered aged Te Tallafero and his wife. Sheriff surrendered keys. Governor Longino decried the act. Relatives later suspected poisoning tied to the case.

Carrolton Betsy McRae Hetfield McRae Ida Mclae Ida McRae Te Tallafero Longino Stevens Pattorney Denuh Sua Hig Erkhinite Ufe Taliafera Tre Iain ‘Caliatero Kléfe Radward McRae Botsie McRae McTageel Tallafera Meine Murpey

Mob hangs man after night of riot at murder scene

A violent event in Alabama or nearby area ends with a lynching after a man accused of assaulting a young woman is seized by a mob. Authorities resisted, the suspect briefly escaped, then was captured and later strung up by the mob about a half mile from the town.

Nashville Tenn Smithville de Kalb Charley Davin Kate Thuches Kline Nestoror Kil Kung Sol Anh St Phils Pathex Ponaistion P Ireland Perm Winslow

Wholesale Prices of Country Produce Quoted in New York

New York wholesale dairy and produce prices listed by Mille Exchange. Creamery items show various grades from full cream to standard, with percentages noted. Included are eggs, butter, fruits, vegetables, and poultry values by crate, basket, or per unit, reflecting midwinter market rates.

New York The Mille Exchange Peryuakt WesterimChoice Botan Diav Prine Yigstaners Jersey Ubl Data City

Potatoes Failures Hit Markets Across Regions

Crop failures push potato prices higher in Maryland and New York City markets. Reported shortages from Maryland and the West trigger anticipated price increases up to six dollars per barrel, with Cuba and Puerto Rico expected to add supply later. The piece also notes other agricultural concerns including forthcoming wheat, corn, and cotton conditions, and a Chicago servant girls union formation.

Maryland New York City New York Suuli Maryhind Jersey Colt Mins Springs Potudo Tims Te Iy Cuba Puerto Leo Hue New Orleans Sok Rayne United States Agricultural Department Lowi

Bold Bay Area Heist Tops Pacific Coast Theft

Thieves raided the Selby Smelting Works vault near San Francisco Bay, stealing about 10,000 ounces of gold and 1000 to 2000 cans of bars valued at about 286,000. The robbers drilled a tunnel from beneath the vault, exited through a boat, used a hidden entrance, and left no credible clues. Authorities say the plan spanned months and may involve multiple men.

San Francisco Selby Smelting Works Pacific Coast Cal Selby Bay Shore Valic Wey San Trancelsco Bay Bay Cities San Francois Detec Avex Seymour

Policeman Killed in Raid by Masquerading Woman

In New Wayne Conn a woman disguised in men's clothes entered a dive on Brindle Street. Patrolman Hugh McKeon was shot and died twenty minutes later after confronting suspect Landan. Torbert was clubbed, Lindinno fled three hours later, and the murderer escaped.

Wayen Conn Ilugh MeKeon Wm Lanijano Tz Brindle Street MeKeon Pa- Arolien Yarbert Weleh Sinter MelLeon P—Thetront Torbert Landan Lindinno Way

General Steel Strikes Spark Amalgamated Mobilization

Reports detail the Amalgamated Association issuing a broad general strike order after August 10, targeting the United States Steel era and Copper Company actions. Charges focus on a judge and claims about a $100,000 reward tied to a verdict against Amalgamated Copper.

Tarney Montana Drs. Bracket

Defends the Coyote and Odd notes on Deer Longevity

A historical clipping mixes animal lore with odd facts from 19th century science. It discusses Charles Frederick Holder defending the coyote as valuable to California farmers, a Windhill schoolboy punished for theft, a deer story about age, and brief notices on catarrh cures and malaria incubation, ending with herbal ginseng notes.

Charles Frederick Holder California

Magnificent Houseboat Built for Russian Imperial Family

The most magnificent houseboat ever built was designed as a floating palace by Clyde shipbuilders for the late Czar's private use in the Black Sea. It featured deck gardens, silver fountains, and humming birds, entertaining guests aboard a luxurious vessel. Nearby, crystallized mint leaves debut in Chestnut Street shops as a premium summer confection. In Philadelphia, mint candy and julep treats are praised for their refreshing flavor while mint leaves command fifteen cents each. In Garnett Kansas, Hans Jensen faced a district court magistrate for untrue conditions, with the judge quipping about the “Kassas idea” as Jensen requested more fantasy.

Matern Russia Clyde Shlpbuilders Black Sea Cosithopoliten Chestnut Street Philyddlelplya

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