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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1893

Page

4

Global Bizarre Miscellany Sparks Wide World Notes

Fragmented items report agricultural shifts in Texas and Kansas, European droughts, and shipping plans. Mentioned are a Texas cantaloupe project, Italian wheat tax figures, a Kentucky capital relocation offer, and U S Navy shipbuilding with 4000 workers. Also cited: German fortress at Potsdam, uniform banking laws for Australian colonies, and a small West Point class.

Badzee Eaiaays Russia State Grange Texan Froops Drouth Europe Texas Montana Cine Atrzas Caas County Cantaloupes Kaxsan Tor Crompeary United States Navy Axoxa Mexico Vera Cruz Boart New York City Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria Governon Titty South Carolina Hamburg United States Bain Pottsdam Victoria New South Wales South Australia Zanzibar Tippoo Tib Lin Panhao Bitsch Lorraine West Point Military Academy

Five Die In Midnight Fire At Five Story Hat House

A midnight blaze at 183 East Forty third Street New York City killed five residents on the top floor of a five story building. Victims include Willam Bento and his wife Mrs Coate along with Elsie Torte Pugh and Helen Wetmore Dietz. Firemen reached the front windows within ten minutes with search efforts ongoing at dawn.

Egat Forty-third Street New York City Willam Bento Coate Elsie Torte Sped Twenty Helen Wetmore Dietz Pugh Menns Tha Staline Nut Leforat Tong Jaddere Kentucky Chitaro Fair Grounds Mike Enid Yandel Daniel Loune Silweton Agency Kouth Dakota Cynthia Rovkwell Cookwill Mission Mareled Richard King Presbyterian Plankinton Bank Milwaukee Wia Hosetatr Migs Bawdee Iowa Annuypolia Os) Naval Academy Werbart Powelson New York Charleston Norfolk and Western Railroad Denixan Farnum Street Oooha Pineville John Jones Lou Hosking Decatur TH. Biety Ramuel Lush Chicago Norman Rehaffner & Co Rehaltner & Co Northwest Jonny C. Mistsa Yaven Fort Tyennings Ohio Winn Toon Prairie State National Bank State Bank of Commerces Hiberning Savings Bank Dims Savings Bank Union Trust Company Noise Trust Fod Savings Bank Dowcroft Brothers Privates Bankers of Chicago

Protected tops for French battleships raise naval design

The United States Navy learns French naval architects plan protected tops for battleships. Miniature steel fortresses at mast tops house officers with machine guns and speaking tubes linked to engines. Wheels will move tops to observe over smoke and fog, improving command visibility.

United States Navy Department Farragut Jashoud

Treasury to pay Choctaw and Chickasaw claim in drafts

The Treasury will pay the Choctaw and Chickasaw claim of 22 991 450 with drafts on the Sub Treasury at St Louis. The Indians want a large portion in silver half dollars per capita division and prefer a form with a ring to it.

United States Treasury Department Sub- Treasury St. Louis

Strange Maces of Primitive Men at World’s Fair Ethnology

The ethnology exhibit at the World’s Fair, led by Professor F. W. Putnam, showcases artifacts and living displays tracing human works from ancient to modern times. It includes reconstructions of Yucatan ruins, Alaskan and Canadian Inuit pieces, Andean and South American relics, and extensive anthropological laboratories with visitor measurements and skull studies.

CIMT Esquimaux Ethnology F. W. Putnam Harvard University New York Herald Putnam Belford la Rabido Palos Spain Columbus Assyria Chicago Art Museum Aetellars Museums of Views Nna Berlin New South Watra Charlotte Talands Bkidegat British Columbia United States Ohio Miygourl Colorado Utah Mexico Acuador Chile Peru Bolivia Dakota Centotl Ametea Yucatan Edward H. Thompson Mir South America Uaons Trust Company Philadelphia Labra Uxmal Thompson New Mexico Chicago Borneo America

Lizzie Borden Murder Trial Opens in New Bedford

Lizzie Andrew Borden stands indicted for the Fall River double murder. The New Bedford courtroom fills as Judge Blodgett presides and Moody leads the prosecution with Robinson for the defense. The jurors, many farmers and mechanics, are chosen amid heavy spectator interest and a preliminary probe into the family feud and alleged poison plot.

Fall River New Bedford Lizzie Andrew Borden New Revard Maas Court House Norden Blodgett Supreme Bench Moody Commonwealth Robinson A. Borden Kirby Bho Melvin O. Adams Lizzie Baling Anried Doddey C. Julien Miss Borden Miles Borden George Potter Westport William F. Dean Taunton John Wilbur Somerset Fred. C. Wilbur Raynham Lemuel K. Wilbur Easton William Wescott Sorconk A. R. Hodge Augustus Bwilt Frank C. Cole Attisharo John C. Finn Chittiea , Richards Allen HB. Wordall Dartmouth Richards Bwift Iire Etn Essex Anodew Peay Victi4 Tal Dolan Lorden Lizzie Borden

Whose Body Found After Disturbance at Borden House

A neighbor reported a brutal assault at the Borden house with a body discovered nearby. The District Attorney pursued evidence and indicated a plan to convict a suspect held for trial.

Ero Borden House Hill Miten Lizzia Ro Mont Tho Discos Mokerm Seahy Inu

Edwin Pooth Dead Great Trigedian Panes Away Peacefully

Edwin Booth the renowned actor died at the Players Club New York City at 1 15 am after a period of illness. Attending him were his son in law and daughter John Henry Magorell and Dr Saint Clair Smith. He was born in Baltimore Maryland November 13 1633 and began acting as a teen joining a group including Edwin Booth Jr and others before touring the United States and Australia. He opened Booths Theatre in New York in 1869 and later lived in Brooklyn retiring in 1831 at the Players Club where he remained noted for Shakespeare knowledge and drama history.

New York City Erwin Booth Players' Club Mr. Tooth Mr. Grassman John Henry Magorell Ciair Smith Mr. Booth Koni Bel Novna Enwin Booth Forrest Edwin Adama Thowch Netorn Ceverni Whan Xrenat Brutus Booth Edwin Heath Baltimore Amhd Edwin Booth John Steeper Clark K. Owens Theodore Hamilton George Kunkle Janis Grutws Edwin Pacific Coast Australia England Winter Garden Theater Amber Booth South California Lawrence Barrett Alice Brooklyn Players’ Club Barrett

Denmark Dominates the World’s Fair Opening Day

A hectic sixth week kickoff saw 10,003 Danes marching through the Denmark exhibit as Tokyo’s Japan pavilion and the Queen Victoria treasures drew crowds. Krupp cannons and the Cape Town diamond display showcased milestones while visitors watched Germany’s Werhmuth officials explain armaments at the Agricultural Building. Attendance reached 55,841 as gates opened to the public.

Daows Cama Denmark Festival Hall Theodore Thomsy Prchystra Davis Japan Greta Tas Woodel Island Victoring Windsor Castle Wisinbothan Farris Chicago Margherita Italy Cape Town Krupp Herr Wermuth Gillhausen

Briggs Suspended by Presbyterian Higher Court

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States announces the indefinite suspension of Doctor Charles A. Briggs from ministry. The action follows a verdict from the recent heresy trial, with the New York Synod to decide on possible acquittal or reinstatement based on evidence of repentance.

Presbyterian Church United States of America General Assembly Washington Charles A. Bdrigen Rial New York Synod Taense Briggs m

Gacass Yields as Nicaragua Signs Peace Treaty

Report claims President Gacass abandons conflict after signing a peace treaty with opponents. Provisional Government enters Managua and assumes control with a quiet transfer of power. Dispatch from James A. Seper notes Baensa of Nicaragua signed the peace document at night.

Adviera Gacass Revolutionisteio Nicaragua Mapagas Gionhian James A. Seper New Yorks Baensa

Immense seal herd sighted near Seattle by St Lawrence crew

Captain F A Green of the schooner St Lawrence reported an immense seal herd off the Washington coast near Seattle during halibut fishing. The crew witnessed hundreds of sea animals migrate southward in a night of unusual activity, with no gunfire or resistance observed.

F. A. Green Seattle Washington Cirven St. Lawrence

Destructive flood slams Ruttun Neba and surrounds trek

In a three foot plus storm surge at Ruttun Nebraska a flood overwhelmed a river route. Local boats and vehicles struggled with the rising water while residents reported damage to property and fields.

World News Digest Sparks Wide Range of 1894 Events

Reports from New York City to Rhode Island note diplomatic snubs and adjournments, fires and bank suspensions, thefts and murders, ship arrivals, labor shortages, and political shifts. Notable items include the Rhode Island Senate adjournment, Cornell Fire damage, and a Charleston receiver appointment amid railway disputes.

Public Debt Details For May Show Net Decrease

The public debt placement for May shows a net decrease of F719,25.09. Of this, £657,178.50 related to government debt, while $43,200.49 reflected cash increases in the Treasury. Interest payments declined by $200.00, and other indices show changes in notes and receipts. End of month figures indicate Treasury balances and debt outstanding, with surpluses and official notes noted.

Washington Tetat Ag Natouak

National Game notes and league chatter spill from 1890s

A garbled recap highlights early baseball: discussions of new rules, pitcher talent, and fielding feats. Mentions Brooklyn Boston Washington and New York players, with shaky stats and crowd figures.

Bank Robbery At Heatonville Ends With Shootout

A six man gang from the Indian Territory robbed The People's Bank at Heatonville Arkansas at 2 30 pm securing over 16000. They fled west on four horses and a buggy pursued by a posse. Assistant Cashier Jankson and Detective Jackson were wounded, and two townspeople were shot during the escape.

People’s Bank Heatonville Ark oMelain A. W. Dinswore J. R. Hall J.C. McAndrew G. P. Jankson Winchesters McAndrew Mr. Jackson Sun Magmie Wood Sun Force Jet Jackson Rocket Indy Cidlarna Roon Jogwry Bherif Taylor Stone Nying Tom Baker Raturasl Tom Woolsey

Cholera Spreads in Turkey and Nearby Regions

Dispatches report cholera appearing in several Turkish ports and along the Lower Tigris and Siv-ii- Acasa River areas, with thousands affected and towns evacuated to escape infection. A London poster and a fraud-prone ad for business pamphlets are noted amid the outbreak. warnings about quack remedies appear in nearby notices.

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Contested Seats Across Ten Districts in Next Legislature

Ten House contests loom for the next session with seats at risk from Almbaron to North Carolina. James E. Cobb faces Martin Whatley in the Fifth District, while G. Hilborn is challenged by W J Englinh in the Third. Contests in Georgia Kansas Michigan Missouri and North Carolina hinge on narrow vote differentials and party challenges.

House of Neprearntatives Almbaron James E. Cobb Martin W. Whatley California G. Hilborn Englinh Georgia J. C. 0. Bink Thomas EB. Watson Winds Robert A. Childs Lewis Stewart Kansas H. Funston H. J. Stoore Alliance Democrat Michigan George F. Richardson Charles E. Balkano Missouri Charles F. Joy Sepublican Cleventh John J. O'Neil North Carolina Nented Thoman Settle N. A

Erben Departs Brooklyn Navy Yard as Gherard Assumes Command

Commodore Erben hauled down his flag at noon aboard the Vermont and left the Brooklyn Navy Yard. A thirteen gun salute greeted the new acting rear admiral, Gherard, who took charge after the ceremony at the Lyceum and Chicago. Sergeant Walker welcomed Erben, who now leads the European Squadron. In Georgia, a young woman near Midville killed a soldier after a dispute over substandard shoes.

Erben Gherards Navy Yard Commodore _Erben Vermont Brooklyn Navy Yard Gherard Lycuum Statens Guard Ecber Chicago Walker Erbon

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