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Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
4
Donn's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Official Statement
J W Walls Lebanon Streets Superintendent testifies to relief from kidney pain after using Donn's Kidney Pills. Ad copy notes price 50 cents per box and availability through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Includes an Oregon anecdote about a Dr Hale picture used as a trust cue in a lodging house.
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J. W. Walls
Lebanon
Ey. Es Bss
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. xX
Dr. Hele
Oregon
Dr.Hale
Horrors of a Baby's Sore and Cure by Cuticura Soap
A mother recounts a severe skin sore on her infant, resisted by doctors, then claims rapid relief with Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting the soreness disappeared in two weeks. Also touches on Mercury warnings, naval strategy, and odd editorial fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticnra
Jeannette H. Block
Rosedale St
Rochester, N.Y
Japanese Army Enters Port Arthur After Siege
Port Arthur fell as General Nogi led the Japanese into the old town with a five mile long procession. Reports describe shell damage in the old town and near the harbor while stores remained accessible. Surrender discussions began December 29 and by January 1 news reached the defenders, with some officers opposing surrender and soldiers misbehaving in the streets. Memorial services for Japanese dead were held north of Shuishi with a shrine and a large officer gathering.
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Port Arthur
Stoessel
Kondratenko
Shuishi
Nogi
Waa
Rate Bills Introduced Expand Interstate Commission Powers
Legislation introduced in the House aims to enlarge federal oversight of railway rates. Esch and Townsend proposals grant the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to fix rates and create a Court of Transportation with appellate path to the Supreme Court. President Roosevelt is believed to back these ideas. naval secretary Morton supported the Court concept.
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Wanlington
D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Representative Esch
Wiscousin
Townsend
Michigan
Roosevelt
Moody
Townsend NN
Secretary of the Navy
Morton
Representative Hepburn
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Elkhis
Interstate Commerce Committee
Escl
Court of Transportation
Court of Equity
Supreme Court of the United States
House Commerce Committee
John Sharp Willems
Noor
Davey
Louisiang
United States Court
Japan's Latest Spoils From Port Arthur Revealed
General Nog i tabulated prisoners and captured forts guns ammunition ships after Port Arthur victory. About 60,000 garrison troops, 54 large cannons, 149 medium, 343 small guns, 82,070 cannon balls, 200,000 rounds, 35,252 rifles, 1,920 horses. Salvageable vessels include four battleships and several cruisers and steamers. MacArthur may join Oyama. Kuropatkin urged decisive victory. peace unlikely while Russian army holds Mukden and standoff continues.
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Japan
Imperial War Department
Nogi
Port Arthur
Fort Arthur
Nogl
Sural
Sevastopol
Togo
General MacArthur
Marshal Oyama
Griscom
War Office
Kuroki
St. Petersburg
Russia
War Department
Kuropatkin
Ruskin
Moxcorn
Mukdeo
Mukden
Oyarma
Clark Jewels Found Hidden Near Creighton Foundry
Pinkerton detectives traced thief William Coleman after a jewelry stash was found beneath a sidewalk stone at the Central Bridge abutment. The jar contained heavy bracelets, rings, pearls, and a gold lorgnette among Clark estate loot tied to a Cooperstown burglary. Coleman was arrested after being spotted near Eighth Avenue and Ninth Street.
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New York City
Creighton Troy Foundry
Mitith Street
Eighth Avenue
Mra. I
Ambrose Clark
Mra
Henry C. Potter
Clark
Cooperstown
William Coleman
Pinkerton
Coleman
Anse
Broadway
BM Colemany
Renner
Bill Coleman
Weat Sath Street
15T Street
Creighton Iron Foundry
Central Bridge
Florence
Stokes
Harry
Sophia
Indy
M Ginal
1Th Street
Orlo Brown
Polemiert
Big German Coal Strike Forces 200000 Workers on Strike
Government Mining Commissioners in Essen held four hour talks with Dortmund operators and miner representatives as nearly 200000 workers from 203 mines walked out. Officials aimed to convene with mine owners to secure a peaceable settlement while railways stockpiled coal and Belgian imports filled gaps.
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Essen
Germany
Dortmund
Ming Owners’ Association
Hert von Velnen
Ghanedl
Linperh
Count von Buelow
Socialist Party
Milk Exchange Prices and Quality Report
Milk price and quality data from the Market Exchange shows values for creamery grade and imitation creamery across various categories. Entries list prices per gallon and quality notes, noting averages and standard tiers, with locations and dates implied by the formatting.
Gen Stoessel Sails for Home from Nagasaki
General Stoessel and wife depart Nagasaki aboard the French steamer Australien for Marseilles with 505 Russians including Admirals Grigorovitch and Lockinsky and Generals Gorbatowsky and Reiss, plus 245 officers and wives. Guarded leaving harbor to keep defenses secret. Russian officers bought curios over 12 thousand dollars. Soldiers unpaid for months. General Fock remains a prisoner in Japan.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Marseilles
France
Stoessel
Grigorovitch
Lockinsky
Gorbatowsky
Reiss
General Fock
WRECK OF PRISON VAN KILLS PRISONER
A prison van carrying eight prisoners to the House of Correction in Philadelphia went over a twenty foot embankment. One prisoner died an hour after the crash. The remaining inmates and a guard were taken to Municipal Hospital. The horse bolted at a piece of paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
House of Correction
New Municipal Hospital
Japanese torpedo destroyer captures Dutch steamer Wilhelming
In the Tsushima Straits Japanese torpedo boat destroyer captured the Dutch steamer Wilhelming sailing to Vindivostok with Cardiff coal and brought her to Sasebo harborage under Japanese control.
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Tokio
Japan
Wilhelming
Cardiff
Vindivostok
Tsushiwa Straits
Sasebo
New Prison Proposal Rumors Grow in Report
Prisons Superintendent Collins releases annual report at Al Dany New York favoring abandonment of Sting Sing and Auburn prisons and the construction of a large central institution.
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Collins
al- Dany
N. Y
Sting Sing
Auburn
Sentenced For Stealing 73000 From District Government
A report notes James M. A. Watson was convicted of embezzling 73000 from the Washington DC district government and sentenced to ten years this fall with an appeal taken. Additional items mention farm land prices in Missouri, Shetland pony registrations, and various agricultural yield statistics from US and Canadian sources.
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Washington, D.C
Minois
American Shetland Pony Club
Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Lawn
Kansas
Nebraska
Ontario
Canada
United States
Two Democratic leaders dead in Alabama barber shop shooting
In Veedereburg Indiana John Brant and Charles Eckburg, both prominent Democrats, were found shot dead in a barber shop after a planned double murder. Eckburg left a letter announcing a suicide pact to take Brant with him, and a revolver was found in a cuspidor. Coroner investigation begun.
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Ind
John Brant
Charles Eckburg
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Brant
Eckburg
Brout
Beckburg
Atlanta preacher dies during Beaufort visit after sermon
Rev. Dr. Harvey Hateber of the American Baptist Publication Society, Atlanta, representing the Philadelphia group, collapsed and died in a Beaufort hotel following a sermon preached in the town.
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Harvey Hateber
Aante, Ga
Ino .Hotel
Charleston
D. C
Atlanta
American Baptisl Publicaton Society
Philadelphia
Jobby
Beaufort
Lie
Palace of Peace site in The Hague selected for Carnegie gift
The Dutch government has chosen the military parade ground near the royal park as the site for Carnegie’s Palace of Peace. The decision awaits approval from the States-General before finalization.
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the Hague
Boseh
Royal Park
Carnegie
States-General
Senators Elected in Four States Nominees Named
Connecticut Republicans nominate ex governor Morgan G. Bulkeley for the U S Senate on the first ballot with 154 of 244 votes. In California Frank P. Flint elected to succeed Bard with 112 total. Theodore A. Bell gains four Democratic votes. Tennessee reelects Willian Bale to the Senate, while Massachusetts Republicans nominate Lodge and Crane to succeed themselves.
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Hartford
Conn
Morgan G. Bulkeley
United States
Senate
Connecticut Republican Assembly
Samuel Pespenden
Stanford
Sacramento
Frank P. Flint
Los Angeles
Thomas T. Bard
Assembly
Theodore A. Bell
Nashville
Tenn
General Assembly
Willian
Bale
Tennessee
W. P. Brownlow
Boston
Mass
Lodge and
Crane
Republcans
Massachusetts
Russian Budget Exceeds War Costs Cited by Finance Minister
The Russian budget sets an M5 rate on 997,317,128 dollars above war expenses as Finance Minister states the Tatler can be met. Commissioner of Pensions and President Roosevelt appoint Vespassian Wirnes as representative in pensions duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troosevelt
Vespassian Wirnes
Inals
Ablnae In Mell of War and Tribal Clashes in Morocco
Grim reports from the Alenzar district describe fierce fighting between Kabyle tribes with villages burned and many killed or wounded. Tensions rise as fear of sack of Alena grows. Bly Leo Company formed at a New York meeting of the American Iee Company, a sounding note on a $20,000,000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alenzar
Morocco
Alena
Bly Leo Company
Iee Company
New York
CHY
Way
Fragmented 19th century notices mix war ships and local crimes
European agent Phin Shown Abroad shows plans of U S war ships to foreign navies. A gift of 1 00 000 from Tienny Phipps to aid tenements in New York City announces itself. Funeral of Lloyd Lowndes former Maryland governor held in Cumberland. Governor Wiggins accused of mishandling early office weeks. Colombian peace efforts praised in Albany. A student named Ose A Whitaker in Asheville, NC, allegedly attempted suicide. Robberies include dynamite at a post office and a break in at Brooklyn Bridge related to rebels. An assault case in Richmond Virginia ends in conviction.
Threats to Haiti Pull US Silent on Hiberman Case
United States informs Haiti of nonrecognition of a Haitian court sentence of fifteen years hard labor against Sneger Huberman, an American, amid alleged frauds tied to former President Simon Sam. Washington demands annulment or risk intervention, triggering local upheaval as details surface about a debt consolidation scheme and bond issues. Delaware legislative deadlock ends with W JD Denny Addicks elected Speaker. Lyistow Resigns. Brintaw named special Panatwnia Railroad Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-ru-Prince
Unitl
Powell
Haiti
United States
Sneger Huberman
Simon Sam
Bank of Haiti
Turbulent 1904 News Across Nations and Port Arthur Fall
Disjointed 1904 era notes mention Governor action in Denver and ballot hoaxes, harvests exceeding 1903, and large crop values. Reports from Tokyo and Port Arthur describe naval battles, ship strikes, fortifications, and Russian surrender controversy. Prisoner waves, generals, and parole plans surface amid a broader wartime backdrop.
Avalanche Claims Fifty Nine In Norway Disaster
An avalanche of rocks at Naesial north of Bergen sent a massive wave twenty feet high into Taenvand Lake sweeping homes, cattle, and people from the shores. Fifty nine persons perished. a later storm halted relief efforts as the surrounding district struggled to respond.
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Christiania
Naesial
Bergen
Taenvand Lake
Ils
Earthquake kills hundreds in Bhemakba town
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports a quake at Bhemakba seventy six miles northwest of Bakue buried hundreds in the ruins of densely populated lower town areas despite a three year old order banning ware houses there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
St. Petersburg
Bhemakba
Bakue
Bombs Thrown in Russia Cause Damaged Governor’s Residence
Telegraph reports from St. Petersburg that a bomb was thrown into the central police office at Poshokhon in Yaroslav government. No injuries reported. Another bomb damaged the Governor of Smolensk’s residence with no occupants harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Dieputes
St. Petersburg
Cenetral
Poshokhon
Yaroslav
Smolensk
States Elect Senators
New Jersey Montana and Nevada select their U S Senators. Senator Kean was unanimously nominated by a joint Republican caucus of the New Jersey Legislature to succeed himself. Thomas J. Barrett was elected United States Senator by the Montana Legislature. George S. Nixon was chosen for Senator by the Nevada Legislature Republican caucus.
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Kean
Jersey
Thomasesi
Barter
United States
Montana
George S. Nixon
Nevada
Albany
Chauncey M. Depew
Smitlh M. Weed
Plattsboro
Depew
Complex early 20th century political and crime items mixed
A fragmented summary notes Chauncey M. Depew winning a U S Senate seat with Republicans while Democrats back Smith M Weed Plattsburg. It reports a Lafayette Ala bank dynamiting with 40000 recovered, and various political and public notices including forest fire reports, lawsuits against Empire City Subway, and assorted international figures and events with inconsistent details.
Lotten Estimates In Congress Stir Cotton Debate
In the Agricultural Committee of the House, Georgia's Livingston notes he no longer charges falsehood against department officers over the 12,500,000 bale estimate. Massachusetts' Loveling counters that the cotton production figure could reach nearly 14,000,000, higher than 12,000,000.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Livingston
Georgia
Lovering
Massachusetts
Papermakers eye New York market amid merger dynamics
Rumors say interior papermakers plan to ship to New York as thirty firms merge to form International Paper Company, potentially raising prices by limiting competition. The Cuban trade shows shifts with Cuba's exports and imports rising in early 1904, while Jusports fall. In a joint session at Denver, Colorado Legislature assigned a committee to canvass election returns ahead of Governor Pen body fu counting.
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New York
International Paper Company
Cuba
Europe
Det Yor
Colorado
Banana Crop And Business Failures In Early 20th Century
The text discusses a downturn in commercial failures toward year end 1904 amid declining security prices, noting a comparatively lower total for the year. It cites capital losses and compares figures to 1902 1901 and 1908, then mentions banana and coconut shipments to various ports and a 1908 incorporation surge in the District of Columbia with aggregate capitalization.
Our Gold Production Last Year
The director of training published figures on the country’s gold output totaling 10.8 million dollars from the Klondike and 4.4878 million dollars from the Nowe district of Alaska. If these were included, the total would reach 总720.8 thousand dollars.
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Tieining
Klondike
Nowe
Aluka
Ex Senator Seeks 200000 for Personal Services
Former senator Salih petitions the U S District Court seeking authorization to be paid two hundred thousand dollars for personal services, connected to the 8hin-Building Trust. The filing mentions the bias and W2 celvey details as part of the request.
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Wheelee
Salih
United States District Court
Bias
Ag W2 Celvey
8hin-Building Trust
Peruna touted as safeguard against catarrh and flu
The ad and column spread claim Peruna protects women from catarrh coughs and pneumonia and recount testimonials from Mrs J E Alamo and Mrs Frances Wilson praising its quick relief. The piece also includes a brief note on egg freshness and a historical note on Mar Saba monastery and English house cleanliness superstitions.
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RB. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Old Clock at Peterborough Cathedral Claims Primitive Craft
The oldest working clock in Great Britain resides in Peterborough Cathedral and dates to an early monastic maker. It features a 12 foot circumference wooden wheel driving a galvanized cable, a 300 pound lead weight, and an hourly strike on the cathedral’s tenor bell via an eighty pound hammer. The clock lacks a dial, signals time by the escapement wheel, and is wound daily with communication through a strong wire.
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France
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