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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1889

Page

4

Johnstown Recovery Efforts Expand After Flood

Johnstown Penn residents press to rebuild as relief funds exceed 3 million dollars. Officials report 3000 to 4000 dead, 25 000 to 85 000 population estimates, and a wide restoration drive led by General Hastings. Two hundred merchants pledge long credit to reopen shops while soldiers guard and clear debris and cellars.

Johnstown Penn G Eelock Cambria Iron and James McKnight Pittsburg General Hastings Fourteenth Regiment Johstown Pennsylvania Railroad Tings Pennsylvania Soorg United States Army Corps—of_Engineers Villat's Point Burbank West Point Engineering Corps Caprate Seers Hastings Putas Rogers Uy Inhadiants NT Aod Toins Wmvar Cambria Company Philadelphia Bureau of Transportation Citizens’ Relief Committee James B. Scott Baltimore and Ohio Tittsburg Baltimore Otag Bureau of Information stone_pridge Sve Harrisburg Vitter Besver Pennsylvania State ‘Treasury William B. Kemble Jieling

Agreement Signed On Samoan Settlement Between Powers

The commissioners at the Samoan Conference have signed the accord after erca dropped major objections. The draft provides autonomous island administration under joint German American control with Britain as arbitrator. Samoans elect a King and Viceroy, form a Senate of chiefs, and levy duties. Germany receives indemnity, a land court to be set up. US ratification hinged on Senate action next December, leaving Bamoy in status quo until then.

Samoa Erca Germany America England

Wolf Pack Believed To Have Killed Two Missouri Boys

Two sons of farmer Edward Bachus from Rosier Missouri aged five and twelve vanished while fishing near their home. Search parties found their bones near Wolf's Dow rocks, a site long patrolled by timber wolves believed to have killed and eaten the children.

Edward Bachus Rosier Kansas City Kansas Line Wolf's Dow

National Democratic Committee elects Brice as chair in New York

The National Democratic Committee met in New York and elected Calvin 8 Brice of Ohio as Chair to succeed the late W.4 Barnum. Resolutions honored Barnum and Captain F. W. Dawson, murdered in Charleston. Reports from Johnstown describe military rule and debris clearing after a disaster.

Eastern Middle States National Democratic Committee New York Calvin Brice Ohio W.4. Barnum Barnum F. W. Dawson Charleston 8. C Society of the Army of the Potomac Orange

Floods Devastate Uniontown and Fort Scott Area

A dam burst at Uniontown Kansas flooded Uniontown and Bell Town, drowning two women and four children. The storm struck Bourbon County with extreme rainfall causing bridge washouts, railroad damage, and massive crop losses across Allen and Bourbon counties. The Walnut and neighboring streams overflowed, forcing residents to flee to higher ground as roads and rails were wrecked.

Uniontown Kan Belltown Fort Scott Wichita and Western Railway Bourbon County Augusta Fairlock Buck Run St Lamb & Mead Sixth Street Buck Run Kansas Nebraska Dakota Memphis Walnut Graham Highland Allen County Neaoby River St. Louis

Six Men Die in Givens Point Texas Fight

In Givens Point Texas six men were killed after a nighttime attempt to serve a no warrant for horse stealing. A colored constable named Wilson and a posse clashed with suspects, who resisted, leading to a gunfight that left four white men and two colored men dead and about five others seriously wounded.

Givens Point Texas Wilson

Drowning Dossiers Across Rivers Reported in Various Locales

The report cites multiple drowning incidents including Robert Courtney, a 15 year old, and Meyers, 33, in the Vermilion River near Danville Illinois. Arns and an unknown boy drown at St Paul Indiana while swimming. Mrs Cleaves 16 and Erdine Cole drown in Springfield Missouri. Mrs Cleaves leaves four children and a husband.

Vermilion River Danville Robert Courtney Indeta Meyers Tto Meyers Agiventy Shelton Conn Housatonic Arns St. Paul, Inn Charles Cleaves Erdine Cole Fomne Springeld, Mfc Cleaves

Wreck Near Pratt Mines Kills Two, Injures 109

A Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company train wreck near Pratt mines in Birmingham, Alabama killed two carpenters Henry McCauley and Walter Beasley and injured 109 others. About 200 workers were aboard as the backward-moving train struck two cows on the track, six cars tumbled down an embankment and piled atop each other. Most severe injuries were broken joints and arms, though convicts chained on one car escaped largely unharmed.

Pratt Mines Birmingham Ala Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company Henry McCauley Walter Beasley

Notable 19th Century Figures Stagger Odds and Ends

A fragmented dossier of eminent names and odd facts spans world politics and culture. Tur Czar may skip Berlin while Irish Viceroy Loxp Zethaxn serves a year. Jefrersos Davis reaches eighty-one on June 3, 1899. Buffalo Bill stands as the first American in European estimates. Various magnates, authors, and inventors, from Jousx Davis to Entsox, are noted for wealth, travel, or achievements, with scattered remarks on Romney-era figures and artful hints of a United States visit by President Diaz.

Chester A. Arthur General Arthur E. Koyser Albany Tur Czar Berlin Aimunat Vonnter Button Monat Haustean Germany Mugs Cleveland Hixry Craius Wallstreet Jefrersos Davis Claus W. Frecp New England I Breté Starte London Lox Buffalo Bill Jeate Chase Spungur Shaft Emg Lam Saveut Josefh Pierram New York World Entsox California Hus Roway Hienyess Kina Matreton Samoa Jousx Davis Missouri Hoy J. Gay Lousiana South Enison New York Chicago HiProtyrz

Notable Deaths and Crimes Span North America and Europe

Reports from Holliston and Norwich note suicides and deaths of local officials. Moroney and McDonald are ordered released in a Chicago murder case. comedian Johnny Grossman dies in Boston at seventy nine. Embezzlement charges against Lawrence official Frank Woolnert surface, alongside tragic child deaths in Seward County Nebraska. Severe storms, fires, and crop damage hit multiple regions, with several officials resigning or being appointed, and international events including a memorial plan in Molorial and Paris cab strike ending.

John Henry Minter Holliston Mass Micido Ornsicn Gacer Norwich Coxim Quertee Appnews Supreme Court Moroney and McDonald Eld New York City Cronin Chicago JonNx Gross Gimnent Boston Frank DL. Woolnert Lawrence Enon John Leavitt Seward County Neb Strauss United States London Prince of Wales Father Damien Sandwich Islands Molorial Paris Montreal Canada Mantin Bone Winnipeg Manitoba Dr. Cronin Hubbard Burke Delaney William E. Chandler New Hampshire

London Theatre Scene and Big Opera News From Abroad

The piece notes London housing sixty five theatres while Draeque Iowa builds a 640000 opera house. It cites Lupia Tromyson's manager losing 15000 last season and mentions various artists and engagements in New York Buenos Aires and San Francisco, including Mrs Dantas-Glyns death and Booth and Bancroft's success at the San Francisco Theatre.

London Draeque Iowa Lupia ‘Tromyson Contralito Euyaduc Possant New York City Pulanltania Dantas-Glyns Hastingan New York Conant Jann A. McCaudt Germany Almar Terrmann Transatlantic Vallevilla Genuine “Aero Macon Bowis Boon Cireus Marie van Znods Ding Leflore Victoria Luckingham Valace Caris Filion Naila Eitan Oana Lenetrysmoker San Francisco Cal Wall Bir Warbor Newport

Ireland’s worst rail disaster kills many at Armagh

A catastrophic crash on the Armagh to Warren Point route wipes out about 72 people and injures many more as two excursion trains detach on a steep grade. The runaway cars collide with a following train, trapping and crushing passengers, with rescue workers and soldiers aiding the wounded amidst wreckage.

Ireland Armagh Warren Point County Down Newryver Armagt Tus Armaarh Trish Rusilcars Hoe Hughes Amante Pitas Armach Bicvolaha Ho

Canadian Cruisers Ordered to Seize Violating Vessels

Ottawa dispatch reports the Dominion Government directing its cruiser commanders to seize American ships engaged in fishery law violations. Unlike last season, heightened enforcement this year aims to curb infractions as mackerel blooms attract large American fleets. The only recorded seizure so far was the American schooner Mattie Winship, later released on bonds.

Ottawa Mattie Winship

Tragic Baltimore Fire Kills Mrs Tyler and Infant

Elizabeth Tyler aged twenty five and her eight months old son Benjamin Harrison Tyler die after a ProAl oil can exploded while she cooked breakfast at Curtis Bay Maryland. The blaze also destroys Bolton's mill near Rawaygo Mile injuring another man and destroying a board mill. Authorities suspect arson and authorities note English syndicates may control many New York area breweries.

Elizabeth Tyler John W. Tyler Curtis Bay Alonzo Delacey Ole McLenny

Markets and prices across New York and cities feature grains and livestock

The page records diverse market figures for New York and other cities including Buffalo Boston and Philadelphia. It lists cattle sheep and hog values, wheat and corn prices, butter and cheese notes, and regional flour and potato rates with multiple grades and weights, reflecting an active trading day. Specific entries mention Calves cows, dressed beef, lambs, and hogs with varied price ranges and quality annotations.

New York Beovess Eye Tigen City Mill Western City Stony Als Elgin Creamery Dart West Inn. Creamery Cheere Westerns State Buffalo Canada Boston Watertown Mass

Canans express a desire for home rule and storms hit Kansas City

A mix of brief notes reports and speculations from the era cover local desires for home rule Fronivas yellow foyer tabs and Kansas City storm damage. Other items note legislative adjournment tax figures drainage needs and international concerns across credit military crops and trade.

Western coal trade dull as labor unrest spreads nationally

The piece surveys widespread labor strife and rising activity across industries from coal and shipbuilding to watchmaking and carpentry. It notes high employment in Western steel and a surge in stone masonry, with unions forming in New York and Pennsylvania, and reports on strikes, wage levels, and innovations like a new pul RM tool for future stonework.

Bohenix Bompins Macareny Vienna Oxtanta Tnrne United States New York Martinique French West Indies Connecticut Rover Maade Prescott Lancashire England Ipa van Erten New York City San Francisco Barbers Pennsylvania

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