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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
1
The article discusses unresolved questions in volcanology. It outlines two main issues: sources of heat to melt rocks and mechanisms driving eruptions. It notes hypotheses like original Earth heat, chemical reactions in crust, aqueo igneous fusion, and pressure changes, but finds no single theory explains all observed eruptions.
Edwin Farrer argues that farm mortgages are not a curse but a tool of civilization. He cites small loans enabling thrifty men to own land, work to repay debt, and eventually acquire property, turning mortgage into a pathway from renter to free holder.
A reprint of Heloise Edwina Hersey arguing against women's suffrage. She contends the United States faces peril from extended franchise, questions whether women are best suited to vote, and doubts the political education of women versus men.
A long critique discusses the newspaper as a powerful force shaping public life and opinion, praising its reach and influence while noting its ethical ambiguity. It also includes fashion commentary on shoe polish, cattle ranges, and a detailed look at New York Street mail activity and infrastructure.
Guidance on buckwheat and peas as forage, hog cholera types, early sowing for green feed, and pasture planning. Tips compare judging stock by tracks vs carcass, care of goslings, profitable goose farming, clover substitutes like millet, weed control, and dairy feeding adjustments toward higher milk yield.
A vivid account of St Pierre in Martinique describing the mixed race population, notably women, their ornate dress and beauty. It details attire including Madras head wraps, embroidered chemises, foulards, heavy jewelry with high values, street commerce, and the striking contrast of dress across the town’s diverse residents.
The passage discusses synthetic dairy like substances and agave derived materials used to produce fabric fibers. It mentions vellulose based textiles, spinning challenges, and attempts to achieve stable, durable threads.
The Senate approved the Philippine Government bill after weeks of debate with party line votes. It authorizes a Philippine Commission, Civil Governor, and Vice Governor, with executive orders guiding governance and limited rights. A future census and elections framework, land acquisition from friars, and a Philippine mint are outlined.
In Lincoln Nebraska a bell in St Cecilia’s Church spire is dedicated to Willigan McBimney’s memory. The ceremony featured preauxest style music and a concert from James McKinley’s favorites including Mindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee.
Four men Bernabe Acevedo Jose Torres Ramoy Cadena and Juan Torres were garrotted in Ponce Puerto Rico after a four year legal battle. Despite pleas from prominent citizens and debates on a Grand Jury requirement the executions proceeded with a military constructed platform and an official executioner.
A cloudburst drenched Joliet with over four inches of rain in two hours causing floods that destroyed homes and damaged rails. About one hundred families were left destitute as streets flooded and bridges were washed away. In Two Rivers Wisconsin losses included a 16 year old girl and an 11 year old boy among the victims of the rising waters. Northern Manitowoc County saw widespread flooding with Mishicott townspeople reporting depths of two to three feet and several bridges swept away.
A Berkeley farmer Tom Hatless was assaulted and robbed by two men who nailed him to a tree. He was rescued alive with torn hands and is unable to work for months. The bizarre attack occurred while he was near his plow and dinner at a spring.
President Roosevelt praised the living soldiers in the Philippines as worthy sons of Civil War veterans while denouncing lynching and cruelty. He urged firm punishment for culprits, stated such acts are rare yet unacceptable, and defended the army against broad condemnation. The Arlington ceremony featured a 12 o'clock artillery salute, Marine Band performances, and a crowded amphitheatre.
The passage notes Joe Nelson entering professional competition alongside mixed reactions from Melprleed owners and Wyle spectatures. It mentions defeats for Columbus at Ta Troben by Iobart College and various other racing and sports notes with scattered names and unclear details.
Misa Viola Allen of Burlington was killed when Henry Elsey, a Black man, fired at a cat he alleged threatened his chickens. Allen, visiting a residence, was struck in the face and throat and died before medical aid. Elsey was arrested as a coroner’s inquest awaited. The report also covers township finances, factory output, and local incidents.
The Japanese Government Jina decided to establish at the industrial experiment station a model factory or technical school for training workers in window glass manufacture. All window glass in Japan is imported. The importation of window glass in 1880 was valued at $5,500.
University of Chicago geology group will study Monte Pelébia as a geographic object. Wallace Walter Atwood, a geology instructor, will lead the team during the summer field work.
The week reports friction in Washington as Admiral Dewey and others oppose buying more submarines now. The Philippines Civil Government structure shifts with new sub provinces and a Batangas concentration policy emerges.
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