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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1898

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Eudora Stebbins and the Train Rescue

In a rural scene, Eudora Stebbins helps a wounded Joe Sampson after a dramatic rescue near a passing train. Amid village gossip, her height and suitors Gus Sanderly and Joe are contrasted. she ultimately declares her love and resolves to marry Joe to care for him despite danger.

Language and social rank in southern Spain

The text notes the degradation of Spanish pronunciation due to Gypsy and slang influence, varying by provinces rather than rank. It argues that uniform language outwardly signals equality among Spaniards, compatible with official rank, yet it remains observed among Spaniards and army officers as well.

Spain

Manila Falls to Merritt and Dewey after siege

Manila was captured on August 15 by U S forces under General Wesley Merritt and Rear Admiral George Dewey after a two hour bombardment and trench assault on Malate. Spanish commander Augustin refused surrender until after a formal capitulation later that day. About 7,000 prisoners and 12,000 rifles were seized as American flags replaced the Spanish banner.

Mania Hong Kong Manila United States Wesley Merritt George Dewey Dewey Malate Merritt Mardrid Admiral Dewey Augustin Whigh Intramurus Devoy Merritt O’ Bond Rome Intramuros Genral Augustin Deeneraunonant

Quadruple lynching reports shock Arkansas and Kentucky

A Clarendon Arkansas murder story unfolds with a mob executing two of the accused and a widow dying by poison as lynch mobs threaten to swing prisoners. Separate Kentucky incident reports a mob attempting to lynch four colored prisoners but jailer hid them with guard.

Litiug Rook Ark Ciarondon Polaun John T. Orr Clarendon Orrs Rachel Morris Juweas Mango Onatle Wil Sanders Deonis Ricard Killa Weaver Susilo Jacobs Castle Thomas Orr Airs Onatie Ricard Oastie Acro Mra. Orr Sherrif Frank Milwee Kentucky Rewersoirce Glavon Haddox Frank Barker Lee Hardin Henry Perry Nim Gordon

North Dakota Governor Briggs Dies After Illness

Bismanlce North Dakota special reports Governor Frank A Briggs died of consumption at a health decline after serving as Chief Executive for two years. He had earlier been Auditor and a popular figure who spent months in California to recuperate. He was a Minneapolis resident before moving to North Dakota and had indicated possible renomination, but withdrew on the eve of the State Convention.

Eatood Eudora Joe Snesboca Gus Sanderly Foe Bampson Abe Batabe Joe Joe Sampson Eudora Stebbins Endora Mou Reagan Land Stebbinses Stebbins Kadora Daddy Hunt Hon Gins Ny Oplice Jane Mabaon Hobson Grainsboro Ala Washington McKintey Opulfats Democratic Party Gince Bismanlce N. D Frank A. Briggs North Dakota Briggs Oo Woo California Minneapotta San Fraxcraco Cal Potslek Corbett James J. Corbett Corbett Mr. King Bartlett Springe Yings Fitzsimmons Axpuny Pann N. J James Corbett Harry Iestine Domethc Albert Munz New York City Wort Domeastic Muaz L. B. Davidson As- Sury Chapel Louisville Major Reld Savannah Marlborough Hotel Tima Savdonah Ncan Kean Union Company Board of Chosen Freeholders Ellanbeth Plainfield J. M. Devine Charles Bulor Chicago Crooked Lake Leonard Robey Judge Robey Auburn Eontempis Waterloo Povilla Texas State Health Omcer Haat Fur Franklin John Barton Frankfort Georgie Campbell Colson Gloucester Maas Dunsin Chisholm Joan Grady Momba Nova Scotia Chisnolm Grady J. Addison Porter President McKinley Bia Connecticut Raymond A. Fordyco Muhlenders Hospital Plainford Lockjaw Fordyce L. N. Blodgett Supreme Court New Hampshire Benjamin F. Patterson Charles E. Planer Rutherford Barkolop Paterson Patterson Jennie Allison Shamokin Penn Wade Counts West Virginia Roane County Henry Conrad J. Conrad & Co Mr. Conrad Miami Fla Theoloug Charles FE. GI Sonny Louisiana E. K. Humphreys Texas Corleth Miss Mullock Walker Charles Dusgello Fla. Leach San Francisco Klondike Fort Yukon St. Michael's Mra. Kluge Adolph Butro Onriisie Pono W. E Michael Glen Hartford Conn

Colonel Hay to Succeed Day as Secretary of State

President McKinley appoints Colonel John Hay United States Ambassador to London to succeed Judge William R. Day as Secretary of State. Day resigns as the Paris talks begin with the Peace Commission and Hay’s accession is welcomed in London as a promising continuation of close Anglo American ties.

McKinley Ambas England Wauminaton D. C John Hay United States London William R. Day Join Way McKinney Hay Oay Europe Hay Esteewed Cadlo Seceed

Various Government Dispatches and Appointments Abroad

Telegraphs from Hawaii report indemnity payments to Japan totaling 875000 over three years for denying landing to certain Japanese. McKinley names Heingarten as Consul at Catania and Nichols as Land Register at Nulato. Sydney colony urges retention of the Philippines. Navy begins dismembering the auxiliary fleet. Wyoming Governor Richards protests elk killings by Bannock Indians. Interior Secretary orders them driven back to their reservation. Commissioner Hermann leaves for Oregon to inspect Yellowstone and California reservations. Italy first to send congratulations on war outcome. President to push army strength to at least 75000.

Sewall State Department Hawaii Japan McKinley Alexander Heingarten Ohio United States Catania Italy R. ©. Nichols Alaska Nulato Sydney New South Wales Philippine Islands Navy Department Richards Wyoming Bliss Binger Hermann Omoe Oregon Yellowstone National Park California

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Irvin Senity Ring Ladies' Home Journal Mary A. Dickerson Mia’ Stebbins Gus Daddy Endorn Little Joo George Sanderly Sampoon Cleveland Plain Dealer C.J. Martin Sweden Pasig River Immortalite Philippines Orula Connal Wildman Falcous Colorado Theo Manila Harbor Maniia Olympia Petrel Raleigh McCulloch Boston Monterey Charleston Baltimore Ozyebal Augustin Auguastin Wises Toxo Kova Ching Ontie Orulher Kaiserin Augusta Dorn Mantlhi Mantla Cenfedal Wealet Merbitt M. Melino France Cheaga Shore Herchard Riehberg Austria Bramard Martin Conway Juan Caballos Spanah Ateamera Toral Georgiion Washington Yang Yu St. Peterstuce Raoperor Feagels Dowegea Ty Viguna Sertona Firn Whaatland, Cal Wheatland Muniored Robbel Guatemala Ooi Emannesl Meyer Guatemala City Meyer Hungis Faglynd Russia Englund Olina West River Ly Ghia Bessie Foust Camden Maud Haffougal Patadelpha Deliware Phladelpha Fonat Reaste Poland Arkansas J. T. Orr Clarendon, Ark Joll Mia Swift Havange Governor Briggs Bramarck Santiago Sampson Hobley Ts Clark Wainwright Gees Lin Oa Hatch Bentenool John Ralph Hatch Osatpee N. L Concord Tadae Bloodnets Carroll County John A. McDonald Massachusetts Bishop McDonald Iti Now- Chwang China Great Britain Arne Kurup Ordnance Department Sandage Oncy Yalu Leon Mula Sheri United Btites Lakeland Plorbda Guyeot Tye Chesediten New York Wolos Shatter Day Nhoote Emself Blanco Cula Manu Spal Osptatu Fueuar Bulanol Cuba Blanco Maat Keimoath Mavnio Cabloet Bano Fisher Rayboro Philipplores American Asiatic Association Colllaton Saventeen Albert Nordall Amal Caspertiot Ceetow Hae Peter Nelson John Harkinson Justalotag Lnyurius Dandali Clover Islands Air Myateclouasy Elizabeth Keynoldas Notresa Poaiet Mysteriausty Armoy Datte Grand Hotel Dron Greenland Amdrup Copenhagen Denmark Semlin Victoria B. C Germany Shantung Curzon Honduras Kalvador Nicaragua United States of Central America V Magallum Herbert Murray Newfoundland Xpand Clargy Simmons Allen Hpate Hag Yokohama Karownn Lake Divinn West Australia Dhreney New York Lima Farkoys Ohtokens Phila Western State Wortorn L. L Routhern Jersey L. 1 Penceseree NAVY San Juan Porto Rico Abells Cincinnati Leyden Rio Grande Qapo Ban Juan Luquille Faojaniy Refugera Crowley General Grant Castleman Newport News Alamo War Department Guneral Grant Colonel Castleman Lawton New Department Department of the Army Department of Bantingo Henry W. Lawton Wood Santiago City Fifth Army Tie Neway Wales Tras- Wuh Claveland Hays Beresford United States Spirits Association Edward Bibbing Aveling Porto Riso Topeka Kan Ting Juan Louis Charley Garaler Grand Opera Hotel Paris Fachsayville Chickamauga Penalttas John Jacob Astor Congress Pwalfth George B McCletlan Sarah Bernhardt Patige Vars Manchester Joni, Mane
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