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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1889

Page

4

Trouble in Samoa Sparks German Involvement and Attacks

A San Francisco passenger recounts clashes in Apia between Mataafa and Tamasose followers, with German aid for Mataafa. Americans and others were attacked. gunfire and shelling by German warships burned villages, while U S Consul Blacklock protested. Officials note conflicting versions and ongoing tensions in Samoa.

Children Elopements and Mob Violence Reported in Missouri and Tennessee

In Mercer County Missouri Henry Thomas and his four daughters are referenced as victims in a case where Margaret and Jane eloped with men, provoking pursuit. A Missouri mob hanged a man accused of complicity, while in Tennessee a separate plot to murder an elderly widow was thwarted by a neighbor posse that seized and punished the accused.

Henry Thomas Bolar Mercer County Jern Hattie Margaret Nancy Jane Samuel Charles Hasburn Ned Gleason Thomas Allison Tiptonville Tenn Mississippi River Memphis Mra J. FF. Atchison Uim Lozrnel

Germans Report Arab Attack on Mission Station near Dar es Salaam

The Arabs destroyed the German missionary station Ab-Tugu fifteen miles west of Dar es Salaam in East Africa. Slaves captured from Leipzig were housed at Watation. Eight missionaries died in the massacre and three bodies, including a woman, were found mutilated. Arab slave traders advance from Kilwa and nearby areas threaten French consulates and local settlements.

East Afri ab-Tugu Dar-Es-Salem Africa Leipzig Watation Elonaey Tugu Kilwe Inglat Bushirn

Tariff Debates Highlight Senate Activity and Territorial Bills

The Senate advanced the Tariff bill with amendments on tin plate and sugar beets, voting on a sugar bounty 27 to 24. Other days covered include wool duties, rice rates, and a string of territorial measures, while the House moved through river and harbor funding and territorial admission debates.

Senate Allison Messrs Platt Saninbury Plurab Gorman Aldrich Mitchell United States Finance Committee Reagan Messra Mitchell Teller Dawes Payne Quay Act Valorem Kansas Are Brown Morgan Butler Jis Regan Air Turpie Harris Yeas Vance Cas

Labor and wage trends in 1888 industrial notes

A scattered survey of wages and labor issues across industries and regions. Reports give per week and per day pay in cotton mills, rail and electric utilities, carpentry, and mining, with union activity, strikes, and labor reforms mentioned alongside notable firms and cities.

Tue Coopers Philadelthia New York South America Lehigh Valley Railroad Timrteen Cotton Milla Augusta Avzotr United States America National DistRict Assembly Knights of Labor Stationary Engineers’ Association California Canrentens Toronto Canada Normandy France Buffalo N. Y Pittsburg China Pav Misorne Coal Mining Corporation Amorce@ur Fall River NASA Hamaxton & Brown St. Louis Turney George Gurey Paterson N. J Baltimore Charleston S. C Burlington Railroad Grievancy Committee Burlington Tur Workingmen's Society of New York City Pan Philadelphia

World News Roundup of Disasters and Political Events

A sprawling miscellany reports a Danbury Conn fatal car accident involving Miss Canute Platt and others, a fatal track incident in Webster Minnesota, a farmer's wife in Hancock Station New York, a Franklin birthday celebration in New York City, smallpox scare in Nanticoe Pennsylvania, and various legal, political, and industrial items across the United States and abroad. It notes deaths, suicides, accidents, strikes, political moves, and foreign affairs with named places and persons.

Middle States Canute Platt Danbury Conn Jaszimi Moonenousz Boss Dyer Webster Milss Elia Cooper Woodstock Ans Mantia Hancock Station Benjamin Franklin Brunswick New York City TrEne Nanticoke Penn America Woodbridge Conp Mason-Generam Surerainson Witchas Howers Cox Division C Pennsylvania Railroad Anne Sullivan Haverstraw N. Y Isaac Bell, Jr Netherlands United States St Luke's Hospital Mary J. Hare Riga Chris Urger

Bill for admission plan for Dakota and Pacific states survives vote

Congress passes a bill admitting South Dakota and Montana with conditions. North Dakota Washington and New Mexico may join after constitutions and future acts. Montana’s admission hinges on ratifying the 1853 constitution. Dakota Territory could enter as a single state if division votes fail. Also notes Republican veterans’ league formation and other local items.

House North South Dakota Montana Washington New Mexico North Dakota Congress Dakota Territory

Five Marlow brothers mobbed in Texas jail raid

Deputy Marshal Johnson moved six prisoners from Graham to Weatherford as a mob of about ten hundred pursued. A deadly exchange followed with four lynchers killed and three wounded. Two Marlows were killed and two others wounded and escaped. Hart and Pierce also fled.

United States Johnson Graham Texas Weatherferd Marlow Brothers Seld Harty Pierce Willbarger County Wallace Young County Boones Marlow Marlow Indian Territory Boone Marlow Hart Plerea Yorker Weatherford Rafe Ten O Sural Marlows Piere Moro

Five Bodies in the Ruins at Maryland Home

A house four miles south of Brookfield Maryland burned killing five occupants. Neighbors found remains of a widow Mrs Minnis Hall and four children aged two to nine. Tracks led to James A Howell arrested at the Bobb Hotel with an unloaded revolver. Howell, twenty four, claims innocence amid public suspicion of murder to cover abuse and arson.

Minnis Hall Brookfield Thiecluo James A. Howell Bobb Hotel Howell Laclede Prairie Mound School-House Burnel Familly

Fatal prank ends in death at Erie soldiers home

At the Ponceylvania Soldiers' and Sailors Home in Erie a man named McQuinlan pulled a chair away as the inmates sat to dine. Bachler toppled to the floor striking his mouth and rupturing blood vessels. He died within moments before aid could reach him as hundreds looked on in horror.

Chater Ahd Erie McQuinlan fous_Bachler Bachler Noor McQuininn

Trial developments and a tide of political and maritime incidents

The report covers Cleary’s second trial linked to the New York Boodle Alderman case, the death of Henry P. Marshall a Seamen's Bank cashier, a barge wreck near Point Allerton with three drownings, a New Jersey shooting, and the Hull hurricane wreck with sixteen rescued. It also notes Grant supporters seeking Harrison’s ministerial appointment, Grimka named U S Consul at San Domingo, electoral vote irregularities in Texas Maryland Delaware, inauguration plans and tickets, and various overseas events from Asia to West Africa. The item lists multiple political, maritime and international notes with dates and names, reflecting a busy period.

Cleary New York Henry P. Marshall Seamen's Bank For Savings Josephine Point Allerton Mass Joan McNeixt Skham R. 8 Carr Bannsor Wilson’s Landing Wilson Grant Harrison Ching Fret. Grant Tne Archibald H. Grimka Massachusetts United States San Domingo West Indies Ingalls United States Senate Texas Maryland Delaware Brorton Rng Sarabat Valley Asia

Widemark of Arts and Opera News Across Europe and America

A sweeping round of arts notes reports Ans Langtry drafting her life story, Wagner operas seen in private by Exteron Willitams, and Patti likely returning to Paris grand opera. Mentions include a Massachusetts grant request for the New England Conservatory, a German dramatization at Antwerp, and a Worcester ban on a female whistler at a Sunday concert. Also notes young women seeking music stardom and the New York Casino Company's salary offer rejected by Goopwaiy Goopwaiy.

Southern Pacific Willes Foajed Islands Grant Supréme Authority Ucder Attar Department of State Las Hore Washington England Germany Samoa Malietoa Africa Bayard Berlin Ans Langtry Epwir Frep Water Great Britain Tang Kritanny Mazulm Excelsior Mexico Chopin Koczalski St. Tetersburg Russia Awxit Burnee William Black Antwerp Duana Louis Rev.Oce Syracuse Nw. Y Manik van Zanpt Lisbon Rosina Ber Harrisburg Penn Yousa Coffizsby Disraeli Earl of Boxconsfield Lelling Lady Wolkstone London Jamoa Owen -O'Conor Orenne Buda-Pesth Hungary Lasalle Meyerboer Nar. C Goopwaiy Philadelphia New York Francis Wilson Aamo Wrs Goodwin

Senate passes amended substitute for Mills bill after long debate

The Senate, 32 to 30, adopts the Finance Committee substitute to the Mills bill amid a crowded chamber. Amendments include tariff commissions, duty changes on nickel, cocoa, and various wood products, and free list items. Final roll call ends at eight with the bill passed 32 to 40.

United States Senate Finance Committee House Senate Psopla Washington Plumb Call Morgan West George Aldrich Brown Sherman United States United State Canada Morocco Ingalls Allison Mr. Allison

Rooster Attack on TwoYearOld Girl Near South Bend

Orlando Martin rescued a two and a half year old girl named Ethel after a Plymouth Rock rooster mauled her face hands and wrists while she hunted eggs at a farm near Henry Kale's yard. The child suffered severe injuries but is not expected to lose sight.

South Bend Ind Orlando Martin Nattle Child Henry Kale Martin Stones Plymouth Rock Maartin Martin Ethel

Vast array of 19th century statistics and notes

A compilation of diverse data points including railway mileage, international trade, weather and markets, and public notices. It covers rail capacity, population figures, wheat and butter markets, naval vessels, and outbreaks, with scattered place names such as Cincinnati and California.

Fire ravages Pekin imperial palace amid wedding prep

A major blaze in the Pekin imperial palace complex on the 17th destroys the audience hall treasury and many offices and stores. The Emperor and Empress Mother are saved as panic spreads while preparations for the young ruler's marriage are delayed by the catastrophe.

Imperial Palace Pekin China Hamel

Many Notables in Briefs Across Nations and Politics

A scattered collection notes John Rowlands alias Henny Sranary, the Marquis of Lorna, and various political figures including Lord Worspiry ill, Empress of Austria’s milk diet, and Captain James Lee’s death. Mentions also cover Queen Victoria’s era kin, Congress debates, Mrs Harrison’s secretaries, and a Philadelphia Ledger fire aftermath with imminent rebuilding.

Henny MM Sranary John Rowlands Lorna Austria Hva Burnentorp B. Hayes Military Service Institution of Washington China Puestoznt Crevitano Mns ZeneLpa Wallace Low Wallace Arkansas Max O'Rent John Bull James Lee United States Memphis Tur Preorlo Portugal Maris Pin Angel of Mity Duke of Portland Herperr EmMarce Berlin Boston Consett John Wilkes Booth Kansas Mexico Robert Pike Arkanens Gladstone Enwanp Wocort Colorado Anthony Higgins Delaware Harrison Srenwax House of Commons Prince Albert Victor Prince of Wales Minnesota William R. Merriam Albert Behauffer Mung Cannon Dinois Bha Germany Breaian Congressman Weaver Congress Wayne Philadelphia Robert McWade Philadelphia Ledger George W. Childs Ledger Cor

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