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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1893

Page

4

Arbitration and Immigration Briefs in Senate Report

The document outlines a Senate and House concurrent resolution urging arbitration for international disputes, plus a 1890 conference backing peaceful settlement. It covers immigration statistics, public health, and warnings on quarantine, with remarks on the Army, Post Office, pensions, Indian policy, tariffs, agriculture, forests, and seed distribution.

Senate House of Representatives United States Washington America Europe Great Britain T Ho Bnala Congress

Oklahoma land rush faces crowding and heat

Internal Affairs Secretary of the Interlac Amith reports nine new forest reserves bring the total to fifteen covering 11,059,440 acres. He notes hardships at the Cherokee Outlet opening where crowds overwhelmed booths and water was scarce, yet credits the plan with limiting wrongful land occupancy. The Cherokee, Choctaw issues are discussed with calls for congressional action on territorial courts and pensions. An additional $2.5 million is sought to finish the census by February.

Interlac Amith Piay Oklahoma Treasury Congress

Honolulu lawyer Sanfon Dole notable in provisional government

Sanfon DB Dole, aged forty eight, a Hawaiian Provisional Government figure, ran the Department of Foreign Affairs. Born in Honolulu to American parents, he studied at Punahou College and Williams College, then read law in Boston and was admitted to the Massachusetts bar before returning to practice in Honolulu.

Sanfon DB Dole Hawaiian Provisional Government Department of Foreign Honolulu Tes Punoahin College Willams College Boston Massachusetta

Murder at Bt Joe and far reaching fire losses reported

The article notes the murder of Mae C Berten and her daughter Flora Alartin near Bt Joe, with suspect Marpor Whitmnire. It also mentions a large fire in Tome New York nearly destroying a major clothing establishment, with losses estimated between 300000 and 400000 dollars and about 350000 total. The piece lists various international political and financial items including a World’s Fair Ferris Wheel relocation plan and diplomatic postings and appointments in the United States and Europe.

Naragua Canal Nicaragua Timaly Nicaragua Canal Canal Company United States Norway Ayatn Mae. C. Berten Flora Alartin Joe Dean Marpor Whitmnire New York Tome N. Y J. B. Louis N. J. Bello & Co Linwall San Francisco Cal Willa Hn Mundo Peres Toyolulu Corwin Alleister Willig Honolulu

Prominent People in Brief Historical Notes

Tai Ranney the evangelist is Murthies Rosa Boxarra the animal painter was not born at Bordeaux and is now seventy one. Contentes Vaspanarr to have given 1,000,000 to religious work in the next years. Tristan Finan of Cincinnati to Antwerp in May as U S commissioner. Edward J. Phelps enjoying recreation during leisure from work. The Soldier's March from Gounod noted as a favorite tune of ex-Parliamentarian Tanntsov. Queen Victoria admired children and tears at a tale of a child. Manty Huanirr controls the Chicago and Northwestern Railway totaling 10,000 miles of track. The new Assistant Secretary of State Mr Uhl hails from Ypsilanti Michigan and walked ten miles to college at Ann Arbor and back weekly to save board.

Secretary of the Navy Mosn Ville Dany Conalate Hinda Deshi Elehrty Tai D. Ranney Murthies Rosa Boxarra Bordeaux France Conxtntes Thio Telecupts Greven Tristan PL Finan Cincinnati Antwerp United States Sun Week England Edward J. Phelps Ieixure Tanntsov Gounod Tue Royal Geo- Emphieat Society M. Kelous Wood- Toad Nockhill Aly China Thibet Victorian Mantis Huanirr Raat Chicago and Northwestern Uhl Folhka Ypsilanti Mich Aon

Coin of the World Report on Mint Operations 1893

R E Preston director of the Mint submits to the Treasury a fiscal year 1893 report detailing costs deposited and redeposits, coinage by metal, and stock of metallic money. It notes totals for gold and silver coinage, domestic production, and world bullion figures.

R.E. Preston Brereiary of the Treasury Nosay United States Ailver Allver Treasury

Railroad Statistics Show Pressing Carrier Facts From IC C Report

Interstate Commerce Commission notes imperfect gains in rail transport yet cites improvements over prior periods. Total railway miles stand at 171,555 miles with 1,882 railroad corporations, up 37. Capitalization reaches 20 billion dollars. Workers total 830,415, with 2,504 deaths and 25,267 injuries among railway employees. 376 passenger deaths and 237 injuries.

Tte Interstate Commerce Commission TBF Spa Pracene Eer LULA

Fifty third Congress Senate session note on President, ONeill death

In the Senate a resolution on President’s instructions to Minder Wyost Admiral was laid over. Mr Dolph commented on Unwaill. After speeches, Congress adjourned for the day. Thanksgiving turkey notes mention a 27 pound Westerly RI bird and a prior 36 pound Grant era turkey.

Senate Hoar Sharayan More Ranh Dolph Te Housy Challes O'Neil Pennayl- Yanla O' Neill Obirean Tinols Gevondd Schlalde Gules Lorry

Progress in US Army arms and fortifications report

The Secretary of War report highlights heavy ordnance and coast defense progress under Endicott Board plans. It notes adoption of the magazine rifle, manpower trends, enlistment term changes, and education efforts for officers and militia. Fortification work at multiple ports and parks proceeds with large federal and state expenditures and Memorials planned at Gettysburg and national sites.

Bencoast Nofance Tamontila Saya Endicote Board S. Progress Sandy Hook Evidonas Narragannott Gay Charleston Tybee Roads Bsovanonb River Pessacola Enicott Board Watervliet L Rst Bethlshem Went Polat Mil Washington Petoma Allington Gettysburg Ratahtlshita Chickanisuga Chattanoors National Military Park Rigar Aarbor

Reading of Western Creamery and Farm Supplies Secondhand

A dense OCR fragment lists dairy products, fruits, vegetables, and farm goods from Western creamery and state suppliers. It includes various items like full cream, skimmed milk, onions, cabbage, grapes, and poultry prices, with scattered numbers and vendor abbreviations.

Lhron Cal Wests Western Aniry Western Im Cpeanicey Western Factory Unis Brnte Ecurerecvuntseere Kinte Penn Trosh Ancy Niagara dJorsey Eermle Yas Nore Ili Luomm Poumon Psec Moses N. J N.Y Jerney Colery Eles Jersey Virginia Oman Moe Atoui

Navy vessels launched and future battleship plans outlined

The annual report chronicles new ships launched Columbia Marblehead Olympia Cincinnati Tahadkin Indiana Manassas Minneapolis Oregon and more totaling 12. It notes completed ships Montarn, Bancroft Machias Detroit New York Castine Columbia and a trial slate for Monterey and others. It outlines premiums on contractor rates, naval strength projections, trials set for 1895, and budget requests including 27.7 million for 1895 with 12.4 million for navy growth and 240 thousand on hand.

Montarny Bancroft Machias Detroit New York Cuatine Monterey Castine Columbia Fancroft Naval Department United States Hartford Congress Europe Bayn Oregon Terror Olympia Cinelagallant Raleigh Department Ericsson Ioway Brooklyn Anys Didiontiles Akso Massachusetts Ruedenland Pennsylvannia Maryland North Carolin 50Th Carolina California

Newsy Gleanings From Various Regions and Events

A compact survey of diverse notes including price shifts in pig iron and rubber, rail traffic to Japan, conscription figures, a blacklist of delinquent decorators, a Virginia university engagement, and World’s Fair movements. It also reports a gin-related death in Washington and regional birth, death, and marriage statistics.

Prussian Lavin Brazil Indiana Chicago Tor University of Virginia Seronteco Tor Cabriota Feeney Italy Boain Portugal Servis Boston Gronor Saontzen Washington, D.C Hearnzas East South Springfield North Carolina New Hampshire Ghent Belgium Ture Massachusetts

Royal Baking Powder Wins Highest Award for Strength

Royal Baking Powder claims the top award in its class at world fairs and exhibitions for strength and purity. Tests directed by the Washington Agricultural Department chief chemist show Royal delivering 260 cubic inches of leavening gas per ounce, far above competitors and well ahead of the average. The powder’s superior quality and longstanding women’s demand bolster sales beyond all other brands.

Paris Iouna Agricultural Department Washington

Frontier Rancher Jack Claims Barbers Plain As Apache Threatens

Frederic Romington describes a frontier pioneer, Jack, who in 1832 ranges south from Arizona with two companions and subdues Barbers Plain amid Apache intimidation. He buys land, settles Barbora, and builds a stable community as Mexican vaqueros return and follow his Apache trail in loyalty and defense.

Jack Arizona Barbers Chihuahua Eervice Patron Ranch Frederic Romington Harpor

Fragmented 19th century product claims and remedies

A mangled OCR passage lists various product claims and advertisements. It mentions milk yield, the Washington Monument height, a reward for catarrh cures, references to F J Cheney of Toledo, and multiple old patent medicines and doctors. The text reads like a collage of testimonials, drugstore brands, and health claims from a historical newspaper page.

Syrup of Figs Promoted as Ideal Laxative Remedy

An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative that cleanses the system and aids the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It claims broad acceptance by the public and medical profession and notes availability from druggists in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.

Fife Han Byrup Ajl Gista California Fig Syrup Co Goa Bok

August Flower Restores Dederick After Long Illness

In Saugerties New York James E Dederick details a decade of stomach trouble and failed medical treatment. After trying August Flower he reports rapid improvement, gaining strength and flesh and now feels renewed vitality.

Jas. E. Dederick Saugerties N.Y

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