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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1899

Page

4

Reputable Syrup of Figs case upheld in California court

In San Francisco, the California Fig Syrup Co won a permanent injunction preventing a large non-secret manufacturer and others from using the terms Syrup of Figs or Fig Syrup. The court protected the article’s reputation earned by merit and advertising, awarding costs and damages. Also note Barnwell County dogs valued at 12830 dollars, while county sheep and goat property total 201 dollars.

United States San Francisco Cal California Fig Syrup Co Barnwell County

Candidates Debating in Kentucky Overshoot Red River Fishing Crowd

In a Kentucky senatorial campaign, Dr Horrel and Mr Clark spoke at Keysburg but found no audience as locals had fished Red River. They crossed to the opposite bank where a large crowd listened. When voice failed at distance the crowd sent a skiff to bring them closer and they spoke finally. They learned they had been addressing Tennesseans.

Kentucky Horrel Clark Keysburg Red River Harrel Tennessee

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound In Women’s Health Note

A letter from grateful readers touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Claims of relief from long term womb and bladder troubles after using the product, with locations in Gitano, Newark, Tremayo, and Newank cited.

Was Pinknal MO Lydia S. Division Gitano Pinkhams Tremayo G. G

Dreyfus Reunion Moves Readers In Prison Visit

Captain Dreyfus, safely confined in the Military Prison at Rennes, was visited by his wife Mme Dreyfus who received special permission for an extended, three times weekly visit. The emotional reunion left both deeply moved as she described him aged and altered by confinement and time.

Resves France Dreyfus Hill Mme. Dreyfus Mme. Havet Mme Shoe Gopdarme Gupta Devil's Island

Texas Floods Ravage Central And Southern Regions

Austin reports unprecedented rains creating vast floods across central and southern Texas. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in agricultural damage, many bee colonies lost, and widespread disruption. Rivers rise over 300 miles inland to the Gulf with multiple bridges washed out and communication severed. Freight and passenger traffic suffer while livestock losses mount and fires rise in Robertson County.

Austin Texas Gulf Missouri, Kansas and Texas Brazos River Hana Bee Chapel Hin Sardler Robertson County Calvert Whiel Nuny Oss

Vanderbilt Plan Extends New York Central Control Ocean to Ocean

Reported leap in rail history as New York Central Railroad gains control of Boston & Albany for 999 years under William K Vanderbilt. Directors approve 8 per cent guaranteed dividend to bondholders, with Morgan, Vanderbilt and others steering the deal. Possible further moves target Boston & Maine, Baltimore & Ohio, Fitchburg, Delaware & Hudson, and Northwest Union lines as Vanderbilt aims for an ocean to ocean system.

New York Central Management New Yorn City New York Central Railroad the Central William K. Vanderbilt Europe New York Central and Hudson River Boston and Albany Railroad Company Madson River Railroad Company Callaway Boston and Albany Conral Girond Central Station WK. Vanderbilt J. Plot Pont Morgan Frederick Vanderbilt B. W. Korditer C. C. Clark IL Ging- An Bouton & Albany Lst Boston & Albany New York Central Boston Albany Wall Street Rowls Whitety Ike Anid Boston & Maine Baltimore & Ohio Fitchburg Delaware & Hudson Northwest Union

Non-Union Miners Rebel in Fire and Raid at Union City

In Upion City Gamalltown workers allied with union miners repelled an attack by imported black miners. The raid began at midnight after a killing and a wounding, with houses shot at and a village torched. A night-long firefight forced union miners to shelter in timber while reinforcements arrived.

Upion City Gamalltown Fredonia Union City

Minnesota Iowa wholesalers plan large scale grocery combine

Representatives of about a dozen leading wholesale grocers from Des Moines and town met to form a massive combination. The group will buy California canned goods salmon cereals syrups and other staples for Iowa trade with plans for a corporation and capital to run a vast brokerage. President Lett introduced the idea to lower consumer prices and keep millions in state annually. Minnesota grocers also formed a similar alliance to buy goods in bulk and compete with Chicago firms.

Des Mores Towa Whtel California Lowa Transnet Gvadqanders New York Chicago Connor Letts Progidant Letty Minnesota Canesao Towa Robbers Praastneng Wholesary Clicago Rms

Preacher Dies in Pulpit at Atlantic City AME Church

Reverend Joseph Thompson of Macedonia Church Camden collapsed during a Camden District gathering of the New Jersey African Methodist Episcopal Conference. Age about sixty five, heart disease blamed for the sudden death after a period of heart trouble.

Tragla Atlantic City N. J At. James's

Harvard Defeats Yale in Three Oared Races on Thames

Harvard's Crimson boat crew swept the day in London with varsity, freshman, and four-oared victories. About 10 000 spectators watched as Harvard led from the first stroke in the four-oared race and built a strong finish in the varsity test, while Yale struggled to respond.

New Loxpon Harvard Crimson Thames Yale Barnard Strugates Conslytes Jutra Harvard Yale Cothuniasts Yato Navy Yard Calight Glen Island Yaly Eli Orlinson

International Council of Women Met in London for a Global Session

The International Council of Women held sessions at Convocation Hall and Queen's Hall in London with delegates from about twenty six nations and representing major women’s groups. Notable attendees included Mrs Susan B Anthony, Miss Anthony, and Countess of Aberdeen. The program covered education, professions for women, industry, political work and social work, with hundreds of papers read and discussions led by invited speakers.

China Palestine Persia United States Faonly Humphrey Gattney Susan B. Anthony Anna Howard Shaw Felix Adler Countess of Aberdeen Alexandria Gripenberg Finland Mme. du Portugall Italy Marlenoe Halisch Austria Mile, da Caja Belgium Frau Uterta Mary Bohr India Cecilia Gelerson International Union of Prosy Clubs World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union Union Internationale Des Amia Des Jeunes Filles General Federation of Women's Chula Council Way Seayland Aberdeen Gounell Addresa Welcoma Shu Lady Aberdeen America Bogland Henry Fawcett Mixa Anthony Iaughtur Queen's Hall Countesy Baroness von Suttner International Council of Women Gthvons Cardinal Vaughan Logland Logue Ireland Trelana Connell Mi44Sagan K. Anthony Counsell Stafford House Oiteiml Duke Surrey Houe Bshop London Ceetehton Falbeam Palace Endy Leopold de Rothseluhd Hanbersbury Park Lowlop Thor Gayeveait Cumneal Elle Poles Edward Social Talbot Tod Uethaceows Boyton

Nine Lost In Lake Erie As Steamer Founders Off Lorain

In a heavy northeast gale the steamer Olwill laden with stone from Kelley’s Island to Cleveland foundered off Lorain, nine drowned. Four crew rescued. dead include Captain Joban Braum and three Cleveland residents. Survivors John Smith first mate and Alexander McRea chief engineer, among others. Cargo shifted, rudder chains parted, vessel sank. heroes aboard clung to wreckage amid rough seas.

Crevecano Ohio Margaret Olwill Kelley'’s Island Cleveland Lake Erly Lorain Joban Braum Mia Core A. Hitchcock William Yoyle Clevelan George Hoffron Frank Hipp John Smith Alexander McRea Luke Setiinski Duncan Coyle Olwill Lake Erle

Murderous Attempt on Muskeauy Mayor Ends in Dual Deaths

In Muskegon Michigan, James Balbleny refused to reappoint John W as Director of the Poor or provide the sexton post. John Tayer fired at the mayor outside his store, hitting him in the chest. Balbleny died minutes later after a failed assassination aided by a vial. Both the mayor and the assailant died within moments.

Muskeauy, Mich James Balbleny John W Sexton Tayer Hils Maly Street Bulptrote Fayur Blinvels Fred

Woman charged in death of infant in Dover jail

Mary Harrett, a colored girl aged around seventeen, is charged with causing the death of Jackson, an eighteen month old child of James W. Lafferty, near Selpste. She admitted the child fell against a stove and later said she may have set the clothes on fire. She also confessed to attempting to burn her employer's house to avoid care of the child.

Willarsatox Del Mary Harrett Girtsen Will Dover Jackson James W. Lafferty Mary

Dreyfus Arrives Rennes Amid Rumors Of Health

Captain Dreyfus has arrived in Rennes after leaving Quiberon on a special train. Reports from the Azores claim government dispatches indicate his health was precarious, with some defenders arguing the public should not feed speculation or spread bold theories to shield him.

Trexsey Feares Dreytig Quiberon Rennes Tely Azores Fraga Dreyfus

Retained in Madagascar war zone to protect American mining interests

Wastriates in DC reports the Chl ongo being retained around Tamarites Madagascar to safeguard American mining capital and operations. The piece notes naval appointments linked to President McKinley and formation of the American Blleyels Company in New York with substantial capital, amid unsettled Teaus war conditions.

D.C Spevetal Tamarites Madagascar Delagon Hopata Bragli Atitades

Train attack near Careturville shocks surrounding towns

A violent incident on a Titine ts Contig freight line near Careturville TE left about twenty injured as attackers opened fire on passengers and workers. The train derailed after the strike, with attackers reportedly moving toward Branh's Mines, prompting a spread of fear across nearby communities.

Contig Brush Careturville Pradanks Crrbergilly Rilla Branh

Life Along the Amazon Deep in the Interior

Frank G. Carpenter describes Par at the mouth of the Amazon as a bustling river hub with 100000 people and distant outposts like Obidos Santarem and Port Alegre. He notes palm thatch huts, riverfront shanties, barefoot residents, rubber hunters, and poverty as steamers pass, painting a stark frontier scene.

Amazon Para Ob Dos Santarem Port Alegre Frank G. Carpenter Washingto Bitar

Repertoire of Old Transit Gags and Elusive Ads

A pasted miscellany notes streetcar chatter about a nickel with a play, a teen soldier in the Philippines, and Wisconsin anti pass laws. It threads in 1890s style ads for Allen’s Foot Ease, Cascarata candy, Dr Kilmer’s nerve restorers, and Cagearote laxative, ending with a boast about the Sahara’s size.

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