19 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
1
A Chicago Record Herald verse notes that after a fierce storm the real gains are the quiet workers. The steady silent ones nurture the earth and sustain daily life while boastful tempests pass, leaving deeds rather than roars.
Ruth Walker uncovers a hidden poem in a family desk revealing long buried romance. Rose Warden and John Walker face a rift as Ruth contemplates love, duty, and the fate of Sun Croft in Surrey while a looming departure unsettles the household.
John Walker, following a tense parting with Rose, wanders into the garden where memories soften his anger. He discovers a folded note of verse signed To form, believed by him to be Rose s overture for peace. He returns to the house and reconciles with Rose as Aunt Ruth reveals a lost poem from her pocket, prompting a joyful reunion with Rage appearing.
A Denver Post writer argues advertising is vital to progress when backed by quality goods fair pricing and salespeople who care. It warns lazy staff weaken ads and claims failures stem from indifferent clerks and ineffective internal effort.
North Carolina Supreme Court reverses a $4000 verdict in favor of editor Neil WeMW Carthage Bade for injuries from a railroad accident. Court rules free transportation by railroads violated law, except for orphans and the poor under the corporation commission rules.
The fragmentary item notes a remarkable sagnel and a magician performing feats with three and a half years and 1560 grains of 415 thin weight. It mentions farmers in Russa owning land in Quu, OOU Teves GUL of 207,000,000 acres.
A New York Commercial Advertiser item notes wooden salad bowls in Burnt wood and green leaf decor as stylish for upscale homes. It also describes decorative leather headed units and leather straps as wall accents, plus a home lace cleaning method using soap, borax, blue water or coffee essence for desired shades.
The article surveys seaside and mountain home decor ideas from paint and wall coverings to draperies and lighting. It notes burlap draperies, Indian cloth shades, old lanterns with colored slides, and a revival of rag carpets and haircloth in bright hues while favoring lighter tones and avoiding black.
A list of vintage kitchen recipes including Corn Fritters with milk and corn, Russian Cream using gelatine and eggs, Domned Asparagus preserved in jars, Packed Bees With Asparagus folded into eggs, Cranberry Charlotte with whipped cream, and Maple Sugar Sauce with cornstarch and vanilla.
A fragmented report describes stringent security in a Turkish facility with thick steel walls and near constant sound insulation. An official order requires bedrooms to be outfitted accordingly and limits late night room usage to a few.
Cloudburst roared through Heppner Oregon and nearby Lexington destroying homes and buildings. The flood left about 50 dead and 150 missing with 1 million dollars in structural losses and debris blocking Willow Creek. Heroes emerged saving lives as relief work scales up with calls for doctors and supplies.
Notable leaders including Senator Hunna deny plans to leave the country while Emperor William of Germany and Czar Nicholas anticipate September events. Efforts in London seek a visit by King Edward to the United States amid awards to Charles F. Melin and other dignitaries. Mrs. June Ward Haveling marks her eighty fourth birthday as professors and politicians discuss post presidential speeches and academic appointments.
In London during a Commons debate on the Irish Land Bill, John Redmond warned concessions were needed to lower minimum landlord sale prices or Irish members would oppose the measure. Chief Irish Secretary Wyndham rejected Redmond's demand for higher rent reductions, sticking to ten and twenty percent rather than fifteen or twenty-five in some terms.
Superintendent Sal McFarlane of the Goddard Anti Policy Society is killed in the Criminal Court Building corridor in New York City. Willlia Spencer, identified as a policy player, was indicted for murder in the first degree within an hour. Philip Bray was wounded in the arm while attempting to seize the killer. McFarlane leaves a wife and child.
Five people died in a four story tenement fire in New York City's Barlem area. Theresa De Cleco and four relatives perished. two others were hospitalized with burns. Police say kerosene soaked hallways and rag bundles fueled the blaze. Other items note Navy affairs and distant events, but the main report focuses on the fatal tenement fire and victims.
Sir Thomas Lipton’s yacht Shamrock I and its sister Shamrock II reached New York after a crossing from Gow rock Scotland in sixteen days, towed most of the way by the steam yacht Erin and the cruiser. Crowds cheered from docks and vessels as wireless messages confirmed safe arrivals, with Lipton sending warm greetings to Captains Mathews Wringe Bevix and the crews.
The article details White House talks with Jewish representatives led by President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay over Jewish massacres in Elshinef. It notes plans for a memorandum to the Czar and a petition draft, emphasizing American sympathy and historic Jewish contributions to the nation.
Surgeon General O Reilly returns to Washington after Europe studying military hospitals. Treasury reports 72 206 350 in two and three percent bonds for exchange. Watson accused of embezzling 75 000 from synods. Hook reelected Circuit Judge in Eighth District. Kishinev massacre note risk with Russia. Philippine hemp export ban drafted. May Day celebrated in Porto Seguro with speeches. Johnson appointed Associate Justice in the Philippines Supreme Court. Confederate dead honored at Columbus Ohio. Hatson murder case argued by Missouri governor. Executions in Indiana and Chicago strikes seen as broken. Brook lyn post office inquiry ordered. Timber fires devastate upper Michigan. General McCook burial in Cincinnati. Coe Stewart resigns Cleveland school post. Alabama court ruling on criminal contract law. Teen stepdaughter confesses lethal attack in Tennessee. Portman resigns Wham College chair. Cook and waiter strikes in Chicago hotels.
Governor Willa J. Batley of Kansas married Ida B. Weede in First Congregational Church Kansas City Missouri. Ceremony had no music rings or attendants and followed a starkly simple plan. A wedding dinner was held at the Midland Hotel after the ceremony.
The Novoe Vrevyh reports a fatal accident when a gangway collapsed on the steamer Maskva at Azoff. A leisure party aboard the vessel led to the tragedy.
The Minnister refuses to prosecute the enquiry into the thiuiveint scandal at Port Pringe and tenders resignation, rejected by the President who vows to pursue the accused amid rising tensions. Spring wheat shows promise in the Dakotas and Minnesota as warm winds and rain favor growing conditions. Whitecappar is sentenced to death for complicity in the winter capphing murders of Wan and Latter Wiles. Crown Prince Gustave plans a visit to the St Louis Exposition. Batting btrluen notes a perceptible effect on brave fronts and tides.
In Scranton Pennsylvania President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers reports a victory for peace as miners in three districts elect Nicholls Faby and Dettrey to the Board of Coordination. Provisional support is voiced but opposition warns of renewed conflict if leaders are not recognized.
Sir Thomas Lipton promised a third attempt to win the America's Cup despite reminders that failure would end Shamrock IV’s campaign. A farewell dinner at the Savoy was hosted by notable men as Lipton voiced confidence in Shamrock IV. Read’s Old Dome sells at auction for 12 dollars to satisfy legacy claims. The French Chamber of Deputies faced a deficit of 18,160,000 francs in the budget speech by Admiral Rouvier.
Readable fragments describe varied topics from indiscernible indictments and French automobile caution to Arctic monks, butter trade with England, Australian sheep, and a dying twin survivor. The piece also notes a Westminster grind, a French accident effect, and a drought powered electric machine under construction in India.
Readable items report Mrs. John J. Brennan of Riverton struck by a mid day lightning bolt while alone in the kitchen. she revived after a long effort. The piece notes rumors about the Cumberland Glass Works sale to Bridgeton’s Cumberland Glass Works Co. and details on crops, labor wages, and a trolley merger, plus local notices from Newark to Bridgeton.
An important electrical experiment at the University of Michigan aims to determine the absolute value of the ampere. Led by Professors Garhart Patterson and Guth, preparations have extended six months. If successful, the government may revise the law defining the ampere as the current depositing one gram of silver per second.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson claims possession of Pelican Island off Florida to establish a government aviary after Audubon Society efforts were blocked by litigation. The brown pelican colony at risk of extinction, and the government action aims to protect the species. The piece also notes the completion of a French monument at Waterloo, described as a large cannon on a granite pedestal.
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