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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1895

Page

4

Dangerous Skerries of Scotidad and Danish Exchange

The Veo or Weat Bkorries near Scotidad are cited as the most dangerous coast in the British Isles with strong tidal streams and hidden rocks. Skerries wrecks fed locals for centuries before noting the true danger in 1841. The exchange in Copenhagen is praised for its curiously styled tower with a dragon-spired octagonal base. Also noted is an eccentric Cheasterfield church spire. The slice includes mentions of Susan B. Anthony and various ad-like passages on remedies and dog care books.

Scotidad Conata British Isles Cleveland World Copenhager Denmark Ail Paints Cheaterfield

Heat and sunburn tales from Arctic expeditions

Lieutenant Gilder recalls extreme sunburn in King William's Land and on a sledge journey from Bimble Island to Camp Daly. He notes fur coats expose faces to blistering heat, swelling of heads, and eyes swollen shut, while humor and dignity vanish as travelers laugh at their altered appearances.

Apolllo Gilder King Williame Erorolao Bchwatka Bimble Island Camp Daly Ita Casseli

University of Virginia’s Historic Role in U S Education

The University of Virginia is praised as a national duty and a Southern educational beacon. It traces to Thomas Jefferson, whose plan aimed to teach every science in its highest degree and whose honor system shaped the university. The piece argues for restoring its buildings and fostering the institution as a monument to Jefferson and a center of scholarship.

University of Virginia United States Thomas Jefferson University of Virginia Ey Jefferson New York Times

Fresh Water From Pacific Ocean At Columbia River Mouth

The light ship crew three miles off the Columbia River mouth report they can scoop water two feet deep for drinking. The fresh water fans out from the river mouth, but deeper than two feet yields strong ocean brine. The Amazon is noted as another large source of offshore fresh water.

Columbia River Oregon Columbia Amazon New York Tribune

Expensive Nest Reveals Missing Treasury Bills

A stash of $2,750 in US Treasury notes was hidden in a trunk. A mouse hole under the floor led to the disappearance, with five tiny pink and white mice left among the bills as the thief escaped. Washington Star reports the search found no trace of the bills afterward.

United States Treasury Washington Star

Magician of Balo Dog Disrupts Sacred Music

At a fair in Balo a dog known as the Magician of Balo performed sacred music on a small organ. Two drunken peasants argued and fought near the stage, startling the poodle which jumped from the stool and hid under it. The melody was interrupted until the manager stopped the crank.

Balo New York Sur

France Secures Right to Excavate in Persian Kingdom

The New York Sun reports that for 10,000 francs France gains exclusive rights to excavate in Persia, with finds owned by the Persian government. France may purchase half of gold, silver, and jewelry and obtain a first refusal on the other half. Casts of inscriptions and salt sculptures may be taken, and France owns half the originals.

France New York Sun Mustbe Ayer

President Cleveland presses arbitration on Venezuelan border

In a full presidential message, Cleveland urges arbitration between Great Britain and Venezuela over the boundary, upholding the Monroe Doctrine. He recommends a United States Commission to establish the true line and warns Britain against overstepping, with Congress and public applauding the stance. The message calls for an executive appointment and a thorough inquiry, stressing national honor and resistance to unjust territorial claims.

Washington Congress Cleveland Great Britain Olney Lord Balisbury United States Bia United States Commission Menca Senate Cox Waa Committee On Foreign Relations House HM2 Embers Lealing United Biites Venexacla Read Committee On Foreign Affair Monroe Jane Mouross Bonroa Venezuela Republic of Venezuela British Guiana R Commission Rendo Allen G. Thurman Old Dominion Lynchburg Tia Mather Nathaniel Allan William Allan Ohio Chillicothe Academy Lucas Kentucky Oregon England Supreme Court of Osio Aginst R. BD. Hayes United States Senate Elostorn International Monetary Conference Garfield McThurman Wen

Lord Salisbury Notes on Venezuela Frontier Dispute

Lord Salisbury replies to Sir Julian Pauncefote and clarifies Britain’s reading of the Venezuela frontier issue. He argues U S. influence and President Monroe’s views do not affect the dispute and denies colonial ambitions or any outside power’s control over South American communities. The note stresses the frontier as a historic possession of the Crown and not a matter of European imposition.

Lord Salisbury Julian Pauncefore Beldols Wrelilegtop United States Elther Monros Olney Mouros Great Britain Venezuela Lord Sllybury Witeh Mourov America South America Europe

Peter Conlin Named Chief of New York Police Fore

Peter Conlin, recently elevated to chief, is rapidly becoming one of the metropolis's most capable officers. Born in New York fifty years ago, he embodies a long career in law enforcement and rising stature in the force.

Peter Conlin New York Roetropolis Fighting Irish Brigade Police Flores Conlinsa Neway Kentucky Maine Great Britain California Sonora Mexico Puget Sound Washington City Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Naganbers America Histon Nicholag Greek Church Chicago Chicixo Fort Pombini North Dakota Ohio Missouri Arizona George NM Portonapsrho Saya Iron Nation Fox Coreult Court Limens Thy New York City Haywood Marinn Corps South Africa Monroe County Michigan Lucy Larking Ba Contencetta Ify Ivy

Destruction of the Crutacr Cincinnati narrowly Averted

A Key West dispatch reports smoke in coal bunkers near the Cincinnati magazine. Spontaneous combustion heated walls and burned ammunition casings. quick flooding quenched the blaze and prevented a catastrophic explosion. Captain Johnson's leadership and crew discipline averted disaster aboard the naval ship. Communications with shore were made due to heavy northward conditions.

Key West Pinenya United States Crutacr Johnson

Principia Lost With 27 Crew Near Cape Wrath

British steamer Principia from Shields to New York is reported lost at sea after catching fire under the fore hatch 140 miles off Cape Wrath. Of 28 aboard, 27 drowned, one survivor from shore boat, passenger Jackson among the dead. Ship, 2749 tons gross, 1790 tons net, built 1832 at Rewcastie, owned by Arrow Shipping Company.

Dritiah Principia Haya Bianard Shields Vin Dando New York Lolth Jta Cape Wrath Scotland Faroe Islands Trenty Jackson Principa Grosa Rewcastie Arrow Shipping Company

Fire Wipes Titusville Business District In Flourishing Panic

A devastating fire in Titusville Florida destroyed most of the business centre. The blaze began near Hareberg's store and spread rapidly. Firefighters used dynamite to halt the flames while one rescuer suffered fatal burns after retrieving 218 from a room. Authorities suspect arson and merchants Hamberg and Garner faced detention as a mob gathered to guard the jail. In other news London’s British National Agricultural Union heard the Earl of Winchelsea warn of wheat shortages, mass unemployment, and rising national distrust abroad.

Titusville Fla Bullenga Tncendintiam Hamberg Garner British National Agricultural Union London Earl of Winchelsea

Boundary dispute with Venezuela debated in annual message

In his annual message to Congress the president discusses the ongoing boundary controversy with Great Britain over Venezuela. He notes prior arbitration proposals and replies from Britain, which challenge the Monroe doctrine and argue for a modern interpretation. The document defends the doctrine as essential to national peace and constitutional integrity.

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