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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1890

Page

4

Irish Home Rule Party in turmoil over Parnell leadership

London cablegram details the rift in the Irish Home Rule Party led by Charles Stewart Parnell. Gladstone's letter to the committee triggers fierce debates, defection by Justin McCarthy and allies, and mass meetings in Dublin favoring Parnell.

London England Charles Stewart Parnell House of Commons Gladstone Glasstone al Farmall Toa Mr. Parnell Cris Alesis Barry Sexton Healey Meetioz Parnell Abraham Arnel Mr. McCarthy Onty Justin McCarthy Justin Huntly McCarthy McCarthy Afr Ireland Phanix Park Dublin Healy Baxton Dillon O’brien Gladstons Morley ESCO Mitchelstown Kilkenny Parnall Armagh

Will of Daniel B Fayerweather Bequeaths $2 Million to Education

Probate records show the 1884 will and four codicils of Daniel B Fayerweather of New York City allocating large sums to colleges and hospitals. Institutions named include Yale University Sheffield Scientific School 800000 and Columbia College 200000 along with Mount Sinai Hospital and others across the education sector.

Daniel B. Fayerweather Fayerweather & Ladow New York City Wbite Presbyterian Hospital St. Luke's Hospital Manhattan Eye and Ear Woman's Hospital Columbia College Sererecevesae Union Theological Seminary Hamilton College Cornell University Lafayette College Eres Lincoln University University of Virginia University of Rochester Hampton University Maryville College Mariotta College Wabash College Park College

Tragedy Near Charlotte Ends In Double Suicide

In Henrietta Mills near Charlotte a man identified as Wall killed his estranged wife va Haynes with a pistol at their former home. He then shot his wife's brother, and after fleeing by wagon, killed himself nearby. The incident follows a history of marital strain and separation.

North Carolina Henrietta Mills Charlotte Halaway Wall Va Haynes South Counse Forast Arthia Wall Cao Walt

Husking Match Ends In Championship Win

A corn husking contest at Aveen drew a large crowd as Al Johnson and Webb McConnell vied for the title. Ten hours of work yielded a close race with Johnson awarded the championship after both produced high yields, including 140 bushels in one stretch.

Towa Aveen al. Johnson Webb McConnell Whea Jim Eucl Johnson Levausely Corm Wei

Mass of global notices and local calamities reported

A wide array of items from forgery sentences in New York to fires in Pittsburg and Detroit, drownings, train wrecks, river flood injuries, and political shifts across New Hampshire and Illinois. The roundup notes property seizures, bankruptcies, and public works projects, with several fatalities and investigations tied to insurance, rail, and municipal incidents.

Distress relief funds and global incidents across 19th century notices

The report notes the House of Commons voting 25 009 pounds for Irish distress relief. It cites Berlin population figures, merchant firms in Condon London Bombay, and Holland tax ceremonies. It mentions deaths including Sir Joan Water Happiestoy and Robert Loewensthin, a shipwreck near Veralow and a stolen bank draft plot.

Tur Britwh House of Comons Ireland Berlin Germany Ervis, Ressiit & Co Condon England Bombay India Holland Delft Ropert-Loewensthix Frankfort Koch Newcastle-on-Tyne Lizzie C. Troop Veralow Goodoo Joan Water Happiestoy House of Commons Norwich Court of Exchequer Fars Pasua Lake Victoria Africa Kang Bremen Parchim Mecklenburg- Schwerin Hamburg America Ostend Antwerp Amsterdam John A. Patterson & Co Montrox Canada

Multiple Dangers and Disasters Sweep 19th Century News

The column reports a string of incidents: the British ship Buckingham arriving in New York with its captain killed by a Lascar cook. fatal mine explosions in Greensburg Pennsylvania and Crookston Minnesota. a Lenren engine blast in Dale New York. bank failures in New York City and Boston. a lynching in Mississippi. drownings in Missouri and Florida. political resignations and legislative actions in Washington and New York. various court and international events including a Dutch oath and French tragedy.

Buckingham Dundee Scotland New York Lascar Bahguban Dhaas

Debates and bills mark Senate sessions on public works

The Fifty-First Congress opened with general debate on the Fore bill and Indian policy. Bills were introduced for Fort Abraham Lincoln repairs, a Danville public building, pensions for General McKibben’s widow, and postage rate changes. Passage of a joint resolution to supply arms, and numerous other measures related to public buildings, pensions, currency, and federal offices followed across days of sessions.

Senate Turpie Pierce Fort Abraham Lincoln Dakota Afc Cullom Danville Cameron Daniel McKibben North Dakota Sau Dakota Wyoming Nebraska Pugh Quay Stewart Gray Stanford Morgan Fox Hoar Delaware War Day Day Casey Secretary of Agriculture Gibson National Conservatory of Music District of Columbia Plumb Committee On Agriculture Farmers’ Alliance Treasury McPherson Secretary of the ‘Treasury John S. Davenport New York Vobate Mr. Berry Mr. Dawes Belknap Mit Cooper Indiana Roum Pees Alry Ehud Secretary of the Treasury McKinley South Dakota Montana Hansbrough The Union O'Neil U.S. Grant Arlington Cemetery Perkuty Atkinson Baltimore and Potomac Tay Washington Taylor Chicago Paris T. J. Gearey Californ

Severe Georgia hurricane devastates Munroe area and buries people

A violent Georgia hurricane blows down licenses and wreaks havoc near Munroe in Walton County. Homes are crushed and residents buried as floodwaters sweep through the countryside. Emergency reports mention casualties and widespread damage to cabins and farms as responders search for survivors.

Munroe Wattan County Georgia Taturivane Duta le Byards Blowme Duci Sach Henderson Oatyl Mit Wate Baty Ben Baby Way Jared Chatatiel San Adder Bying Co Mona Balaekson Rita

Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets From New York Paper

A garbled Ottawa to Aleppo to Washington batch reports cholera in Aleppo, sugar crops west of the Missouri, 208,749 railroad bridges, 200 Sunday schools in Kings County, a vast steam yacht build in progress, and Koch’s treatment usage. It mentions drafts on German and Argentine regimes, oyster famine hints, and early industrial ventures amid political curiosities.

Cincinnati Aleppo Syria Kocn Missouri Dungarr- Hempenaene Germany United States Kings County Kittitas County Washington Grand Central Station New York City Russia Koch Borla Des Koch Scotland Trvland Chitty Auiles Jong Argentine Republic Petchli Chicazomi Poutrann Oregon Columbia River Indian Territory Polyasia Rraal Reat Cement Frist England United Allah Company Selen THLE Chicago American Etnvesting Company A. Thireslang Machine Sc Beme Tuk Reehitag Hannaforth

Flood of Failures Ties Wall Street Panic to Bank Breaks

A wave of bank and firm failures follows the recent Wall Street panic. Delamater & Co of Meadville assigns all property to Has king & MacClintock, with $110,000 in judgments against members. Other failures include W A Meyer in New Orleans and Charles S Figgins & Co in Brooklyn facing heavy losses. State funds remain safe via bonds, while the crisis ripples through merchants, factories, and wholesale houses across North America.

Wall Street House Committee On Banking and Currency Washington Delamater & Co Meadville Pennling Namin Hasking & MacClintock George B. Delamater T. A. Delamater George W. Delamater Meadville City Delameter & Co National Bank W. A. &T. A. Delamater G. W. Delamater McFarland Declamater Philadelphia Boyer Delamater &Co Delamatera Delamater George R. Delamater W. & A. Meyer New Orleans Adolph Meyer Louisiana Hebraw Meyers General Meyer Congress Fim New York City Chicago Safe and Lock Company Campbell Campsil Campbell, Tinsel, Seybold & Co J. J. Monroe Pet Patterson, Kisrack & Co Cnd Continental

United States Justice Department May Expand Court Actions

Review of Attorney General Miller’s annual report details pending suits in the Court of Claims near 14 000 and claims pending around 8 000 with an estimated total of 400 million dollars. Results show substantial reductions in judgments against the government after careful examination of Southern Confederate records. War claims tried yielded about 105 000 in claimant winnings from nearly 1 000 000 claimed. The Attorney General recommends building new U S jails to house growing prisoner numbers. Old Andersonville grounds in Georgia purchased by Grand Army of the Republic of Michigan for conversion to a park.

Coronen Heyn United States Army Isaac M. Jordan Wwan Cincinnati Ohio Lincoln Farmers’ Alliance Ocala Fla Polk Scotted Tobacco Works Detroit Mich O. G. Robinson Patrick Coughlin Arlington Hotel Oxford Ala W. H. Orr Walter Gallagher Qrennan J. M. Whitesides Lathrop B. Kinney Sevier County Utah Everett B. Sanders Wausau Wis Robert H. Johnson Pabiie Moneys Charte d'Afaires Gozo Fateno Japan United States Intercontinental Railway Commission Department of State General Enwanns Berlin Germany Ren Baxter Washington Vermont Howe of Representatives Barrandia Acapulco San Jose War Department Romualdo Pachuca Caliornia Central American William Monaghan United Hamilton Canada United States Supreme Court Miller Evarts Conmittes Department of Justice Court of Claims District of Columbia Department

Market Prices and Commodities Across Regions

Market listings show New York dairy and grain prices with calves cattle and hogs values, flour and wheat classes, corn, rye, barley, oats, and butter. Buffalo and Swathitown reports include livestock weights and market terms, along with farm produce prices and regional dairy notes.

New York City Stram Butler West Tate Buffalo Yorks White Ys J - Norton Timothy Swathitown Vas Osa

Early U S Navy battles and the Constellation victory

A historical summary notes seven major conflicts in which U S Navy vessels fought, highlighting the 1799 Constellation versus l Insurgente engagement. It details gunnery skill, target hits, and the effect of ship rolls on firing accuracy, citing 75 percent of shots hit the hull and casualties among the crews.

United States Navy West Indies Corean Truxton Constellation I'Insurgente Avery New York Times

A Quaint Little Ring Styles and Gems

A catalog description of various rings with gemstones and designs including East Indian and Barmesoa styles, high set rubies with diamond dewdrops, heart shaped sapphire studded rings, diamond and ruby combos, a Chilcat Todians inspired anake like ring priced at 860, a Maltesé cross enamel ring with a hinge for a portrait priced at 8175, and a scarab motif ring symbolizing immortality from Chicago Past.

Chicago

Watchmaker Craft Creates Three Gold Shirt Studs

A Newcastle watchmaker finishes a trio of gold shirt studs linked by a silver bar. The middle stud contains a wound clockwork, the adjacent hands set by the lower stud, and the compact device measures three sixteenths of an inch in diameter. Urban quirks and odd notes follow from Chicago Mail and Philadelphia.

Newcastle England Chicago Mail

Hood's Sarsaparilla for Catarrh and Blood Purity

An old remedy advertisement argues catarrh stems from blood impurities and can be cured permanently by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It extols the product, warns against mercury-based tonics, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co. as a safe internal remedy. It also notes a claim about seal hunting ethics and a thermometer invention.

Hood Canada KF. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall Ohio Cheney

Simon Girty and his Revolutionary War role

A historical note tracing Simon Girty from his 1750 birth in Pennsylvania through captivity, loyalty to British interests, and alleged deaths around 1813 or 1815. The New Orleans Times-Democrat cites contentious claims of his fate and involvement with British forces.

Simon Girty Pennsylvania Simon New Orleans Times-Democrat

Truth in advertising for Buffalo medical remedies

The passage critiques doctors and patent medicines, arguing many cures are overblown and readers should beware claims. It endorses the World’s Dispensary Medical Association and its products Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, Favorite Prescription, Pleasant Pellets, and Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, guaranteeing refunds if results fail.

World Dispens Medical Association Buffalo, N Dr. Pierce Dr. Sage

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Mllonnaire Fayerweather Daniel B. Faverweather Stepney, Conn Wimseig Eastern Middle States Forgen Acnert H. Sirrn Peroner Mills,obeson & Smith Bing Sing Prisop A. Bronzrang Wixpow Christopher Barrow Greenwich Streets Trinity Church Corporation Rittenhouse Woolen Manufacturing Company Passaic N. J Port Richmond Penn Janes Inwin Dickson Flats Pittsburg New Hampshire de, Foster New Haven Conn Chittenden Yale University Josefh B. Absort Henry W. Sage &Co Albany N. Y Liberty Street Samuel Evans Quigley Arnst Hoth Goodell Big N. Cohn H. Asupows Ammidown & Smith Dry Goods Commission Rittenhouse Mills N.J William Furnel Wilton Soper McLaughlin Ontario Paper Watertown Ning Jonathan Smith Thomas Meng Pinegrove George Miller Schuylkill Haven Jesse Corbett Phoenixville Francis Schell Kerling Beller Rohesonila John Konovoskie Hickory Turpio Delphine Apine Brookville Kan Kansas St. Louis City Council Ill Little Vandalia Farmere’ Allianes Pia Workman Powderly Knights of Labor Rupert A. Suirm James Linwood Counsilorn Joux M. Bowers House Census Committee Cieng McPhersey House of Representatives Rhode Island Finascr Pehsint Ibly Stereest Hamelis Ani Ripper Orest Berne Swytesing Batroun Tveand Neal Aurl Clary Istawl Innkifark Orenburz Frank Sumtey John Trapper Crabtree Greensburg George Houghman Dale Ronents, Cusman & Co Hatters Aaron Roebuck Lake Miss Haud Grantham Oscar Moyers Missouri Wesleyan Institute Paice, Sachaanx & Co J. R. Bates Ponto Mice Wananaker Wassington McLean Cincinnati Enginer Ewa Signor Giolitti Danbury Gonn Wiarres, Breaperre & Yours, Clothiers Boston Mas G. W. Smails & Co Shor Daters Ate Allermen New York and Long Inland Railroad Company Forty-second Street Iiver Bostox Mass N Mathews, Jr Miho Boe City Burkhart Frank A. Fenn Joseph Brown Dougherty Lim Sylvester Sylvestersen Sam Mc-Gee Crookston Minn Loth American National Bank of Arkansas City Postolfics Department Tales W. Thatitaway House of Repre-entatives Tris Duke of Nassau Willian Eel Netherlands Duchy of Luxenberg Benty Tipton Clermont-Fersand France Detector Yarmouth Nova Scotia Shudeek Thomas McKay Carolina Islands Ketani Fihe Doland Ponagy Subba Brea Bistrity Transylvania Delamater’s Private Bank Goss Uncle Sam Andersonville, Ga Grand Army Pict Micon Chestnut Wood Lowell Tierr Ludérs Gorlitz Kansas City U. Bauerlein & Co da Kuine Kitno Gt Arch Ste Plat Lee Wa Adeler & Co Mussour Texas Arkansas Sylor Sheridan Norton Ington 1. C Atu Dente Parrard Amber ENSIO John W.worris Washington, D.C U.B Pension Bureau Green &Co Racuss N.Y Tina Ta Weekly Lewis d& Us Huilding Moe J. H. Baushsin & Co Sciatica Lumbaco Ogden, Mich Esmuel Porter St. Jacobs Porren Kearney St San Francisco Cal Jacobs Oll E. J. Tumara Arae Wa Wee Faa Maop Namecoods Subueg Nec. Co Jgan Hodge Sec'y Merchant's Lockport N.C U.S. A Attornesn F St Waoablagton D. C Dicos Cleveland Malast Weat Miz. Co Minneapolis Ming E. Pierson West Groton J. G. L. Ferris Amelia E. Barr Liebert George Bancrofet Lake Erie Margaret Deland Anjee Feapsel Lowell Julia Holmes Smith Robert Grant Entertaining Society Harold Stagg Harriet Prescott Spojsford Marion Harland Marquise Lanza Josiah Allen Maurice Thompson George—Prederic James Parton M. W. Hazeltine Oliver Dyer Helen Marshatt North National Family Journal NEW York Ledger Robert.bonner William ST N. Y. City Ryn Kirk Monroe Lothrop Co Babyland Soc Mzror Fi Ayéer D. Lormor Courany Tobias Draguistes Rico Loc. and Soc. Depot Murray ST Vaseline Sinte St Pean Sresaeion U.lawateh Excesa C Tedrenageey Cormunercl Kirtland Bros Wit Bummer Frablon Boxerhold Binta Ac dc Wwev Bowery Maller Etamps Pnt Owen Baster Aus Cincerar E. Dowd Vocal & Physical Culture School Monroe St Mexican Remiedies Co Dox TS Waa Das Marantord Mideary Chienteal Rance G. Hingratan DR Dyche Lil Druzciats Bens Crean Ba ELY Brothers Warren
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