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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1902

Page

4

Syndicate's Finances Put in Bankers' Hands in Ohio and Michigan

Everett Moore syndicate owner of urban and interurban rail lines in Ohio and Michigan and a large telephone network is placed under a seven banker committee led by R R Newcomb. The move aims to stabilize finances amid temporary embarrassment. total assets are reported near 10 million. The committee reports the railroad properties remain solvent and that the trouble will be short term.

Bankers’ Committee Ita Ohio Michigan Cleveland Asia Everett-Moore Syndicate Urs Toon R. R. Newcomb Myron Tt Herrick J.J. Sullivan Calvary Moreris Kaufman Rays G. Tillotson Committee- Claistir Stork Belef Everett-Moore Oslo Dime Savings and Banklog Company Averett and Moore Watterson Synilocate American Ornithologists' Union Hght Charles Holt Nash Island New York Commercial Advertiser

Miss Roosevelt's Debut in Washington Society

The President's eldest daughter Miss Alice Roosevelt was presented at a White House ball in her honor. About 500 guests attended, including Roosevelt family connections and renowned society figures from outside Washington, marking her official social introduction.

Washington, D. C Alice Roosevelt Roosevelt Washington White House Jim

Fire Destruction Reaches 170 Million in 1901 Losses

United States and Canada suffered over 170 million dollars in property destroyed by fire in 1901 compared with 1900. The first half of 1901 showed a 5 million dollar rise, while May was noted as the most disastrous month with about 23 million in losses.

New York City United States Canada Jane Jacksonville

Public Debt Statement and Theatre of World News Digest

Public Debt Statement shows national debt at 1 011 628 280 dollars as of December 21 2001 with a monthly decrease of 9 645 192. Fatal locomotive boiler explosion kills five and injures twelve at Macon Georgia shops. George Bluesman deemed insane after previous dismissal for disrespect toward McKinley. Congo State rubber firms accused of forced labor. Russia imposes martial law in ten provinces to tighten control. Nebraska Governor grants unconditional pardon to ex Treasurer Barley for embezzlement charges. Secretary Gage formally tenders resignation amid Roosevelt administration talks.

Washington Savage Nebraska Thay

Canal Lease Pact With Nicaragua Reported Near

Washington reports near completion of protocols with Nicaragua and Costa Rica for a six mile wide zone from ocean to ocean along the proposed canal route. The United States would gain complete jurisdiction and perpetual lease rights with American courts, while preserving Nicaragua and Costa Rica's sovereignty. Prices are said to be far less than initial expectations, with Nicaragua seen as about 20 million dollars and Costa Rica a smaller sum.

Washington, D. C Legislaion Nicaragua United States United Shit@i Elgit Ocean Teyy Greytown Tant Mul Bolto Pacific Costa Rica

Panama Canal Company Proposes $40 Million Sale to U S

A formal offer to sell Panama Canal properties to the United States for 40 million dollars was submitted to officials. Dr Boeufve, representing the company, presented to Rear Admiral Walker of the Isthmian Canal Commission who then passed the proposal to the State Department and the President. The offer seeks transfer for 10 million paid now, with total properties valued at about 40 million as per the commission’s estimates.

Washington, D. C Panama Canal United States Or. Boeufve Walker Clairman Isthmian Canal Commission Admiral Walker Goung State Department Panama Canal Company Isthatlan Canal Commission

Turners Falls jeweler shoots family killing four

Lewis Bitzer a jeweler shot and killed his wife Christina two daughters Annie sixteen and Carrie twelve and his clerk Miss Ida Columbe then wounded his son age one. He attempted suicide but failed. a neighborly rush interrupted the spree and Bitzer was arrested amid claims he is insane.

Turners Falls Mass Lewis Bitzer Ida Colimbe Bitzer Chris‘tan Annie Carrie Blitzer Nfe Columbe Huntess Ittle Cartle Bilzer

Palma elected in Cuba as first president of new republic

Thomas Estrada Palma, nationalist candidate, led with eighty one electoral votes while General Bartolome Maso the democratic candidate, who withdrew, had eight. Palma carried Havana Pinar del Rio Matanzas Santa Clara and Puerto Principe plus Santiago. Maso drew from Puerto Principe and Santiago. Governors for Pinar del Rio Matanzas Santa Clara and others named. Voter turnout described as remarkably light and opinions divided.

Havana Cuba Central Board of Scrutiny Thomas Estrade Palma Hin Bartolome Maso Senor Palma Othe Pioar del Rio Matingar Santa Clara Puerto Principe Santiago General Maso Perez Pinar del Rio la Lucha Diario de la Marina Suorvita

Palma Wins Cuban Presidency Confirms Unanimous Vote

President Patna outlines policy to unite Cuba and United States and lift Cuba's agriculture, assuring smooth relations. Newly elected Cuba President Palma has received a telegram from Mendoza Capote confirming unanimous election. Palma plans to visit Cuba in April to begin reforms and teach arts and industries.

Central Valley Thomas Estado Palma Cuba Mendoza Capote Board of Elections of Palma Patna Hee Malta United States Swork

Battle for Ohio Senate House Divides By Faction Foraker Hanna

In Columbus the Foraker and Hanna factions split control of the Legislature. Foraker’s Senate majority 14 to 7. Hanna leads the House 38 to 30 with Republicans holding a bare one vote overall. Also reported: bank robbery in Glassport. fire at Eastern State Hospital. Griggs seeks US Senate seat. wheat at 90 cents in St Louis. sheriff killed in Natrona. Scots Greys casualties. Bulgarian cabinet formed. British consumptives fund. torpedo boats accepted. Anglo-French treaty lapse. Welsh military rulings. Belgian princess declared ill.

Columbus Ohio Foraker Manna Senate Hanna

Pacific Steamer Wrecked Near Cape Mendocino

The Wallet Walla and a unknown bark collided off Cape Mendocino on the California coast. The Walla Walla sank with 160 aboard. 27 survivors reported. Twenty-six or more perished, including several named crew. Dispatch rescue ships saved some, while Captain Aldal and others escaped by lifeboat.

Walla Cape Mendocino San Francisco Cal Cape’ Mendocino California Walla Walla Quartermaster Wikinson Martel Drebe Cu Ps Steamship- Dispatch Sam Hoats Eureka Cah Aldal Howesi Regis Gretys

Wholesale Prices of Country Produce in New York Market

Readable portions list late 19th or early 20th century wholesale quotes for butter cheese eggs dairy items, fruits vegetables and poultry with prices per pound, per basket, or per box. Includes Creamery Butter, State and Western cheeses, fruits like apples and grapes, vegetables such as potatoes onions and cabbage, and live and dressed poultry.

New York dersey—Vancy State Penn Lima Cal Bay Cape Cod Jersey Pacific Coast Maine N.Y Orange Co Pier Tage Connecticut Edturier Diane Mo

Annual Report Highlights New York Milk and Sugar Output

The report cites 14,000,000 quarts of milk received in New York City and notes 40 certificates issued for nursery and vineyard inspections. It records sugar production of about 47,000 tons and 400 head cattle tested for diseases. It also notes coke delivery shortages hampering industry and a Western wheat scarcity raising prices.

Albany Sent York New York City San Jose

Dying Judge Convicted and Officials Sentenced

In San Francisco a federal judge and officials tied to Nome mining schemes were convicted or sentenced. Fudge Noyes faces eighteen months imprisonment, Frost ten and Wood ten months, with appeals expected as the judge’s contempt ruling dominates the case. Washington reports indicate ongoing Justice Department actions regarding Alaska officials.

Agaiont Thomas I. Geary Gilert Morrow Pudge Noyes Thee Otler Ptedals Rox Frost Wood Noyes Nome Washington, D.C Knox Circuit Court of Appeals San Francisco Judge Noyes District Court of Alaska Court T Department of Justice Circuit Court Alaska Magalmons Ant Me Tosuentha Minnesota Witel

Carnegie's Gift to Education Forms National Institution

Secretary Hay and other dignitaries meet at the State Department to form the Carnegie Institution a corporation to oversee a 10 million gift for a national university. The entity will promote study and research, acquire property, fund investigations, and support universities colleges and technical schools.

Washington, D. C Hay Carnegie National University State Department Carnegie Institution Carnegie Ling Iz Beardes Morente Edin D White Supreme Court D.C Gilman Johok Woapkins Universitty Charles D. Walcote Geologiea Survey John S.billings Navy Carroll D. Wright Carneale Institution

Drought Forcing Deaths Of San Antonio Livestock

The drought across Southwest Texas has caused near total feed failure. Owners and police report cows and horses killed to prevent starvation. The text notes severe shortages of fodder and rising prices, with livestock dying daily as a result.

San Antonio Texas

Dramatic Court Session Ends in Fatal Shot in Verona

The Verona Tribunal hearing on Count frivulio, accused of murdering his sweetheart and tossing the body into the river, was halted when Crown counsel Signor Magglotti suddenly shot himself dead in court. The incident shocked all present as the trial paused amid turmoil and tragedy.

Buleide Jn Verona Frivulzio Signor Magglott Wan London Mail

Remarkable mixed notices and personal stories from Pleasant Grove

A Chattanooga era miscellany piece mixes social vignette with horticultural oddities and medical testimonials. It recounts a young woman at a social gathering, Cunningham’s peach tree puzzle, and a prolonged advertisement extolling Vogeler's Curative Compound with testimonials from Mrs. Nettleton and others.

Cunningham James Cunningham Pleasant Grove Nashville Tenn

Spawning Bate and Pigeon-Eating Contests of England

A garbled mix of anecdotes reports a New Hampshire man noting spawning beds near cottages and a Yorkshire man known for eating contests in England. It mentions a pigeon-eating wager at Farmey Leeds and a photographer’s interest, plus a tall man Helstrip of Yorkshire and an egg-swallowing feat. It also covers a Turkish sultan’s dinner anecdote, French lighthouse costs, an interrupted sermon, and a photograph holding watch feature.

Bate New Hampshire Granite State Farmey Leeds Tielstrip Heelatrip Helstrip Ela Lips Farsley England Midlands Birmingham White Mla

Rod and moral change traced through school discipline

An excerpt cites a Delineator article on child morals noting a Swabian schoolmaster in fifty one years of oversight delivered large numbers of punishments including floggings and striking with a ruler, illustrating harsh educational methods of the era.

Grace’ Peckham Murray

Luxurious Palm Limited marks year 1902 rail service to Florida

The article extols Southern Railway luxury and the Palm Limited running New York to St. Augustine, with daily winter service and a Pullman fleet including drawing room sleeping cars. It notes additional through trains to Florida and southern destinations, dining cars, and contact details for New York offices.

Florida South Tourlain Southern Railway Thal Southern's Palm Limited York St. Augustine New York Blackrilie Augusta Aiken Pullman COTA Fallman Savannah Jacksonville Tampa Charleston Avhioville Chattanooga Nashville Atlanta Birmingham Memphis New Orleans Mexico Pacific Coast Pinchant N.C Washington Pindurat New York-to-Thomanville Pulliam Broadway Alex Thweatt Roadway

Music heals at Berlin Charity Hospital winter concert

Physicians at Charity Hospital Berlin arrange a winter program to solace patients with harp, piano, quartet and orchestral music. Patients attend when able and contribute 80 as enthusiasts and performers, with many musicians sourced from among the patients and others volunteering gratis.

Afuslo Boothe Great Charity Hospital Berlin New York World

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