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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1891

Page

4

Miners Rally for Eight Hour Day on May First

United States miners plan a major mobilization on May 1 to demand an eight hour workday. W. G. Dillon of the American Federation of Labor cites 250000 workers across Illinois Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania with 73000 in the Pittsboro district and 10000 around Clearfield. The campaign targets mine and rail activities as a national effort to secure the shorter workday. In Worcester Mass the Armenian Church held its first service in Armenian with H. V. Sarafian leading in black attire and purple trim, while a local family prepares a child for Sunday school amid a quiet house scene.

United States America Pittsburg Penn W. 3. Dillon American Federation of Labor Tinolz Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Ohio Pittsboro Clearfield Tor Dellostol Imwivo Worcester Sudlday School Ecumma Beomann Bantronp Conn Bento Germany Asa Bax Francisco Cal Box Savera Brooxirs Carronmra London Scotland Granite Cutters’ National Union San Francisco Swirzenbarg Legland Irish League Prrissuno iPenn Atlante St. Louis Philadelphia Postoffice Brookton Women’s Union of Paria Robert T. Paine Harvard University Ireland New York Brooklyn Chicago J. Louis Galveston Banmeisen California Nowweoran C. Loudt Sr. Lovia Santa Fe David B. Hill William B. Evarte Hill Joint Assembly Evorta Redmond Foley Onol Stein Clarke Demarest Jones David B. Hil William 2. Evarts Twe

Massive 1890 U.S. population figures and incidents across states

The 1890 census estimates United States population at 3,233,049 in Massachusetts 25.57 percent higher since 1880 while Connecticut’s Footistanie Valley reports 100,000. Reports cover a Connecticut fire damage at Birndogham, a Netherwood funeral for Elizabeth Hownan with General Michael Butt Hewson, and a New York Police Department annual dinner. Also noted are political moves in New York Assembly, press club convention at Pivasura, bank creditors settlement in South and West, and various local tragedies, fires, and political shifts across multiple states.

Yorkngian Massinoutussetts Foottistanie Connecticut Birndogham Conn Netherwood N. J Elizabeth Hownan Michael Butt Hewson New York Depow Schatts Johnson Holmeshire Buck Penn Lovys Hrrencoor New York State Bingeo Oram Wes Mire Riorden Ie Assembly Chicago International Convention of Press Clubs United States Pivasura Addrees Felcome

Destructive Coastal Storm Halts Telegraph and Power

A fierce twelve hour storm began around 10:90 PM and wreaked havoc on telegraph, telephone, and electric lighting systems from New York to New Jersey. Widespread damage toppled poles, disrupted trains, and left major cities with outages and tangled wires across streets and stations.

New York Telegraph Telephone Electric Light Palladelphia Boston New York State Pockauill Haverstraw Alantic Masachuaetta Pennsylvania New Jersey Malis Seventh Tenth Avenues Ninth Avenue Trafic Park Nyenus Iat Metropolitan Telehone and Télegraph Company Dtaheidht Postal Telegraph Western Union Buffalo Albany Metropolitan Telephone and Taleph Company York City Island New Jeroay City Newark Pistnfield Jeremy City Pininfields New York Central New Jersey Central Eris Fromorzo

Two Ladies Drowned Crossing Flooded Dover Bridge

Two New York sisters, Rosa Schalsterbacker and Louise Calles, drowned when a flooded mountain stream swept their team and carriage from a bridge near Dover Plains, N Y. Their companion Mr Cables survived with injuries. Louise and Rosa were aged 35 and 25.

New York Dover Plains N. Y Ton Rosa Schalsterbacker Louise Jacob Calles Cables Harlem Rota Louisa

Record shows rise in bills introduced with few becoming law

The report notes that 18 250 bills and 226 joint resolutions were introduced in the House this session and last session 18 200. Of these 3515 were reported to the House, 1093 became law. Private measures vastly outnumber public bills, with private bills four or five times the public. overall Congress faces a record number of bills introduced, a smaller passage rate.

Congress House Seaston Lawre Billy Whles Willy Fally Wade

Senate and House Proceedings Amid Closure Debates and Appropriations

The record chronicles Senate moves delaying closure rule votes and the Aldrich closure outcome as 35 to 34, with Apportionment and Army Bills touched. House actions include District of Columbia and Naval Appropriation debates, district university bill proposals, and daily journal approvals with military and education references. The era’s legislative rhythm shows prolonged quarrels over procedure, committee action, and floor voting amid an ongoing appropriation cycle.

Senate Sertt The Democrata Stewart Blair Stanford Irby California South Carolina Sitn Dar Tengthy Fourpal Tha Burrows Michi District of Columba Langston District of Columbia Breck Arkansas House Michigan Hecbert McAdoo Atlan I Lodge Chassiias Mossra Nols Bouyashen Yeas Jourist Miliary Academy

Global Oddities and Historic Data Pack

A garbled 19th century style compilation cites populations in Benin and Bil, notes on Japan’s alleged tech, fears in Honoiula, European weather, US immigration near Manitoba, and naval affairs. It mentions a ship Laretoza, first class Pullman paint, veterans death rolls, and the Montaroy renamed Ivy.

United States Navy Manitoba Northwest Terry United Statean Laretoza United States

Destructive freshet swamps Morris Town area in New Jersey

A freshet severely floods Morris town and nearby lowlands after icy lake waters break the dam at Speedwell Lake two miles above the city. The disaster drowns horses and cattle, submerges over twenty houses, and authorities evacuate residents while rescue services save thousands of lives and millions in property.

New Jersey Speedrell Lake Stephen Wall Atlantic F. B. Mores Boston New York Valandin Speedwoll Lake Pocahontas Morristown

Agricultural products and markets listing at Watertown MA fair

A fragmented historical market brief lists dairy cattle, calves, grains, hay, straw, and butter prices and grades at Watertown MA auctions. It notes weights and classifications for various livestock and grain items, with prices showing regional pricing for commodities and live weights.

Senate closes in on Apportionment Bill amid closure clash

In a crowded Senate session Republicans led by Wolcott win a procedural battle to move the Apportionment bill while Aldrich and a coalition of Democrats clash over the Aldrich closure rule. The furor hinges on paired votes and absences as the calendar action shifts away from the measure.

United States Mr. Wolcott Colorado Renate Washington Br. Wolcott Renard Mors Pre Alabama Hill Morgan Welseyab Senate Alamo Wolcott Platt Connecticut Morton Mr. Aldrich Mr. Dolph Friends of Closure Jay Bir. Wolcott Gorman Afr. Cockrell Omer Aldrich Dolph Democrata Faulkner Fantkaers Daniel Squire Mr. Stanford Stewart California Sang Solvery Danial Coipl Ranch Wotcott Firato Olo Allen Allison Blair Carey Casey Cullom Davis Dawes Bisot Dalph Fan Es Farwell Hale Hawlscock Hoar Cannell Beatittan Sanderson Mitchell Morell Farldock Fawer Quay Saneyer Sherman Spooner Gage Worerep Wilson Barbour Bata Berry Blackburn Butler Call Cameron Carliafo Cockrell Coke Faustine Faulkner George Gray Hampton Harris Jones Arkinyis Jones Nevada Kenna McPherson Payne Pugh Ransom Reagan Toller Tucple Vance Veat Walthall Washburd Blaryland

Firemen Hilled and Injured are Vast Buffalo N Gonflagration

A large blaze in Buffalo caused extensive fire department casualties as firefighters battled a massive blaze. Details describe multiple injuries among crew and fire suppression efforts amid chaotic conditions. Further official updates awaited.

Fire sparks a string of Jersey City accidents

A fire in a Grove Street tenement led to multiple injuries and deaths. An elderly woman jumped from a window and survived with grave injuries, a man died in an upper room, and a train collision killed the driver while a nurse near the scene was hurt. Fire Chief Henry E. Farrier perished in a later explosion at Holcomb Hardware. Fireman John McDonald and others suffered burns. An armed search recovered Farrier’s body. a horse was killed and another badly injured.

Jormey City N. J Pennsylvania Railroad Mosatima Grove Street Chint Beary E. Farrior John McDonald Fiannon Daniel Diane Wtakar Hagins Telos Thomas Dillon Dinan Norida Ronni Barrow Grovy Grovy Street Afsry Fir Henry E. Farrier Jersey City Boltwood I Grove Street Paventa Owverns Holwood Oromen Farrior McDonald Brown Chis Farrier

Dam Breaks In Housatonic Valley Flood Disaster

Floods devastate Birmingham and surrounding towns with the collapse of the Housatonic dam. Mills and factories shut, rail service halted for over a month, hundreds of feet of trestle lost, and $300000 in damages expected. Water power cut off and extensive property loss across Bull River area.

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Jenks Dream and Pellets Promote Relief in Light-reading Note

A fragment references Jenks Dream praising Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for headaches and constipation, claiming quick relief and gentle action. It also mentions Mexican onyx, its natural formation, historic mining in Africa, later American discovery in Missouri near St. Louis, and notes U S foreign fur trade at about 5.5 million dollars annually.

Jenks Dr. Pierce Henadach Gise Jerce Chemical Laboratory Nowrensanr Meepical Association Buffalo N. Y Solomion Africa Oberstein Germany America Mexico Yankee Republic Missouri Crawford County Ozark Range St. Louis United States Jewelers

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