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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
1
Mountain Cliff Rescue Tale of Mercy and Courage
In a Utah valley, sixteen year old Maggie sends her brother and friend Tommy to Perrins with a promise not to climb. The boys disobey, reach a cliff, Tommy falls, Marshall races for help, and a night of search ends with Tommy found and both boys saved by a mountaineer team led by Mr Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Tommy
Maggie
Mr. Reynolds
Chayo
Tales of Pluck and Adventure
A brief feature highlights bold exploits and daring journeys in a collection titled Tales of Pluck and Adventure. The piece teases adventurous episodes, emphasizing courage, skill, and resilience as characters navigate challenges and seek new horizons.
Voyage of a 14 year old castaway and eerie rescue tale
A veteran pilot recalls a 1893 Gulf voyage after a hurricane. A boy adrift on a rafted cabin floor survived seven days with injuries, hunger, and exposure before rescue near Grand Isle. The captain’s crew gave aid and the boy later recovered, then vanished from contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rory
Gulf
South Point
Ile
Grand Isle
Lek
Frulter
Foelst
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Librarica of Hono Lends Bones for Reading as Books
Some universities experiment with lending bones instead of books under a library system. Students pay a small fee to borrow any bone, renewing weekly to extend the loan. Reported values include skeletons worth up to 800 to 900 pounds, vertebrae and teeth traded at lower prices, and rare components like skulls or femurs fetching varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Librarica
Hono
Powers Found Guilty in Goebel Murder Trial
Caleb Powers, Kentucky Secretary of State, is convicted of complicity in the Goebel assassination. The verdict of guilty carries a life imprisonment sentence after a six week trial that included eight Democrats, three Democrats allied with Goebel, and one Republican jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Taylor
William B. Goebel
Goethel
Pension Roll Grows While Annual Cost Falls in 1900
The annual report shows the number of pensions on original applications rose to 40,645 with 4,699 restorations, adding 43,044 new names. Total pensioners June 30 1900 stood at 993,629, while the average annual cost per pension declined to 132.39 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PDC
Commissioner of Pensions
Spain
Congress
Allies Enter Pekin Amid Prolonged Siege Celebration
Report describes the Allied assault on Pekin with Americans Russians Japanese British and French units. inflaming street fighting, heavy casualties, and a joyfully received city wall entry. Company E of the Fourteenth US Infantry raised a flag on the outer wall as troops climbed to secure the imperial city. Heavily contested siege with Chinese forces resisting and armistice violations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Chee-loo
Legation
Imperial
Jellly
Company E
Fourteenth United States Infantry
Titus
Quarrel Ends With Two Drowned After Runaway Horse
Pingnamton New York special report says Frederick Hartwell and Frederick Edwards drowned after a quarrel on a driving trip near Ben's Eddy along the Delaware River. Ostrom swam ashore to raise alarm while the other two men, unable to swim, were swept away as horses tangled in harness and dragged them into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaly Goeses
Pingnamton
N.Y
Eprederick Hartwell
Frederick
Edwards
Ben
Delaware River
Ben's Eddy
Harewell
Edwards B
Ostrom
Young Lovers Die Together in Maine Bogey Incident
In Clinton Maine two youths, Thos Dering and Bonnie Turner, both dying after ingesting morphine, were found by the roadside. They had planned to marry after a year of courting but chose death as they could not wed. A horse injury delayed funds for medical care. They drove away, tied the hearse to a fence, and died about two hours later. A note requested burial with their portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QR. C. Stedman
J. C. Johnson
Island Falls
Lewiston
Sted
Map
Johnson
Stedman
Bessie Kane
Mia
Irving
Frederick H. Garrabrant
Bessie
Mrs. Irving
Clinton, Me
Carmer Jones
Bonnie Turner
Coal
Clinton
Jones
Bonnie
Tian
30000 Lepers In Philippines Reported By Health Board
A Manila Board of Health plan proposes isolating all lepers on a single island with facilities for care. Reports indicate leprosy was introduced in 103 and the archipelago now hosts about 30 000 cases mainly in the Visayas. In Manila 100 lepers found concealed in houses. New York City population 3 437 202. Porto Rico riot in Mayaguez leaves one dead and two seriously wounded. Colombian revolutionaries surrender main force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Sureen
Sternberg
Guy L. Edie
Board of Health
Manila
Philippines
Japan
Vasayas
Porto Rico
Mayaguez
Manila Board of Health
Council of Havana
San Lorenzo
San Juan
Porto Itico
Anarchist Plot Against McKinley Detained at Quarantine
Two Italians believed to be anarchists were detained at Quarantine, New York, after a Secret Service report that they planned to come to the United States to kill President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Quarantine
New York
Secret Service Bureau
Washington
Russia Accepts Waldersee Led China Force Move
A Russian cable report says Russia agrees to General Count von Waldersee commanding allied forces in China. It notes the Emperor’s not reversing his policy for quick order with France and other powers and vows to act if disorder in China demands, while preserving humane military heritage. The Empress Dowager is reported as a prisoner in the inner city after bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Rrussia
Russia
Count von Waldersee
China
France
Rusala
Boer General Forme Joins DeLiver at Rustenburg
General De Wet joins Commandant DeLiver who holds Rustenburg, outstripping Kinleigh and Methuen who pressed the border in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wet
Haa
DeLiver
Rustenburg
Kinlehener
Methuen
Tho Bard
Pretoria orders and royal health fears dominate dull dispatches
From Pretoria General Chaffey suspends action after a boer capture. Queen Victoria's health fears rise with the death of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Turkey’s Sultan seeks peace while Professor Norton assumes a new US consul post in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffey
Ohio
Kwang Hau
Cham
Shabo
Persit
Berlin
Helen Zimmerman
Circus Path
Vietor
Heer
Save Coburg and
Gothia
Turkey
Wiet i Wabs Burdt
Thomas Ho Norton
Tntversiey
Cineaminith
Earpun
Cousunite
Allics Used Dynamite in Pekin Attack Report
London dispatch describes the attack on Pekin by the allies with dynamite and 4000 armed native Christians aiding the assault. Chenari reports say walls blown, communications cut, and imperial palace in motion while international powers dispute terms and troop availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pekin
The
Alles
Mail
Pokin
Pei-Tsung
United States
Li Kung Chang
the Times
The New Queen of Italy and the vacant house mystery
Executors report a vacant Madison Penn house containing fourteen thousand dollars in cash and gold. The article mentions various political disputes and unrelated events, including a cabinet meeting in Washington and heat across the coast. It references burglaries and local crime with chaotic details and names several individuals in a string of isolated incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabina Keer
Madison, Penn
Clan
Washington Notes on World Affairs and Local Incidents
Senor Manuel Alvarez Calderon arrives as Peru’s new minister and is formally welcomed by the President. Reports detail Cuba, Philippines, and domestic events from martial leaders to finance, including a leper count in Manila, a famine relief fund total, a bank fraud claim in Texas, and the vandalism in Knoxville followed by a mass execution in Corinth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manuel Alverez Calderon
Peru
Alvey A. Adee
New York
General Cisneros
Cuba
MacArthur
War Department
Philippines
Admiral
Mra. Dewey
Indian Famine Relief Fund
Kelley Axe
Alexandria
Ind
Uvalde (Texas) National Bank
KB. Fisher
Ella Thompson
New York City
Charles Seever
Wille
Florence Ahmnond
Cap. Nome
Hiness
Thompson Stickle
Abraham Lincoln
Spencer County
Nancy Hanks
Lincoln Monument Association
Liberty Cmgrace
Ladianapolis
William J. Bryan
Temons
Twentre
Norfolk
France
Anti-Imperialistic League
Indianapolis
Bonniwell
Bourke Cochran
Tryan
Iresno
Cal
Agsboclate
Holbrook College
Buntain City
Knoxville
Tenn
Two extremely aged residents reported in New Brunswick area
In Middlesex County two residents are listed as aged 104 and 128, Hannah Bartow of Catherine street New Brunswick and Noah Raby from Piscataway Poor Farm, with census supervisor Charles Tunis confirming the figures after investigation. Other items note deaths and local incidents including a track worker found near Singac station and various regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyvng
Middle
Charles 3
Tunis
Hannah Bartow
Catherine Street
New Bronewick
Noah Raby
Piscataway
Nvarly
Raby
New Brunswick
Morning Raby
Andrew Bass
Barney Hartwick
Christ Church
Olive olive olive prospects and Memorial Day debate
Consul Skinner reports French olive growers discouraged from cultivation with poor olive oil markets while a French olive industry commissioner fears a disappointing crop. In the U S Navy, Commander in Chief A T Shaw proposes moving Memorial Day to the last Sunday in May to enhance solemn observance. Michigan notes 27 log schoolhouses in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Marseilles
State Department
Washington
Prange
France
TV Shaw
Gram Vemy
The
Republic
Chicago
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Wilhelmina Stoll
Wintermute
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Lyndhurst
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Asemblyman Dupuy
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