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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1900

Page

4

Wilfrid’s Witty Netort and Dublin Lord Mayor’s Dignity

A comic tale shows Sir Wilfrid Lawson teaching a performing bear to climb to the poll. A vivid contrast follows with the Dublin Lord Mayor’s pomp and salary of 16 000 dollars a year, noting Dublin’s higher purchasing power. Daniel O’Connell is cited as a notable past officeholder.

Wilfrid Wilfrid Lawson Dublin United Kingdom London George IV Lonton Charles I Daniel O'Conne

Banknote Thickness and Counterfeit Clues in Old Ad Texts

This snippet discusses differences in Bank of England note thickness for vignette impressions, contrasts with counterfeit notes that show uniform thickness, and then shifts through a flood of old advertisements for medical books, foot care products, desserts, and tonics. It mentions Allen’s Foot-Ease and Geneva’s Tast, with various pricing and offers.

Bank of England

Republican National Convention Opens in Philadelphia First Day

The Philadelphia gathering at Convention Hall began with a prayer by Rev J G Bolton and a welcome by Senator Hanna. Senator Wolcott led the session naming temporary officers and adopting rules as delegates from many states arrived, with a notable presence of women among spectators.

Philadelphia Hanna Republican National Committee J. G. Bolton Edward O. Wolcott Wolcott Taylor Kentucky

Roosevelt Attends Republican Convention Amid Roaring Cheers

The convention adjourned at 3 until noon Wednesday as 980 delegates filled a square pit in the Convention Hall. Roosevelt entered amid cheers with Depew and Walcott praising commerce, reforms, and credit while Swords retired as sergeant-at-arms after twelve years.

Republican National Crnmiies Henry. Swords Swords New Republican National Committee

Death of Walter Webb Scarborough on Hudson

I Walter Webb longtime railroad operator and eight year Third Vice President of the New York Central Railroad died at his home in Scarborough on the Hudson from heart disease. He passed away within half an hour of being stricken. The news item also notes a foreign-phrased insurrection and peasant killings in distant areas, though details are unclear.

I. Walter Webb New York Central Railroad Scarboroughon-the-Houdson

Logjam in North Lincoln area halts work after storm

In North Lincoln Maine a large pile of logs 60 000 feet long lies stalled at Exist Branch and Mattawambeag drives. Hundreds of men are idle while authorities assess damage from the smoke and steam kettle shutdown near Bangor.

North Lincolin Bangor

Heiress to Fortune Saved Him From Consumption

In Wisconsin a servant girl Erna Inde receives a legacy of 3 000 000 to 12 000 000 marks from a German patient who offered marriage before parents blocked it. Inde, 24, once employed by cracker magnate H. A. Johnston, plans to sail to New York then Berlin to claim the fortune believed tied to a royal tailor businessman. The benefactor’s sole relative is a brother not named in the will.

Whhwaukee Wis Erna Inde H. A. Johnston R Man Berlin Germany Miss Shde New York City Europe Victoria Berln Miss Thole Ngree Parente America Wiedersheins Boas

Democratic Conventions Instruct Bryan Delegates For Nomination

Kansas City bound convention delegates chosen across five states instructed to back William Jennings Bryan. With 600 of 900 plus delegates already directed to vote for him, Bryan’s first ballot nomination seems assured as state conventions report rebuilding progress and firm platforms endorsing the Chicago platform and anti trust positions.

John W. Kern Ithe Inukurt North Carolina Faa Chicago Clark Howell National Democratic Committee Ivorgia Mrr Bryan Kansas City Sebley A.K. McClure Philadelpha John L. Martin Rms Kentucky Kangay City William Jennings Bryan Neéter Kansan City Tor St. Louis Denoratic Atlanta Allen D. Candler Loulavale Montpelier Bryn Alenbe Mlatform Imperialsmth Sacranento Cal United States

Happy Pair Married at Greenville Baseball Grounds

At the Greenville home of the Greeprle Club in Ashtabula Pennsylvania a wedding ceremony took place just before a baseball game between the local Greenville team and a visiting nine. The bride Clara Heck and groom Peter Cline of Greenville stood at home plate for the nuptials.

Ashtabula Penn Greenville Misa Clara Heck Peter Cline Winneda Greenvilles The Baseball Association Ito

Presbyterians Unveil Monument at Old Scot Burying Ground

Freehold New Jersey reports the unveiling at the site of the old Scot's Meeting House of a monument honoring Rev John Boyd the first Presbyterian minister in America and others. The site lies near Wiekatunk about five hundred people attended.

Freehold N. J.spectal Scot's Meeting House John Boyd America Wiekatunk Old Burying Ground

Police Captain Urges Summary Killings on Burglars

Chicago police captain Campbell of the Warren Avenue station calls for radical measures against West Side burglars. He suggests after trial they be taken to the front and shot to deter unlawful activity. Legal authorities oppose such drastic actions though Chief Shipley sees possible benefits.

Chicago West Side Campbell Warren Police Department Shipley

Emallpox Scare Prompts Militia at Stockport Yard

Militia was called out to enforce quarantine among Walsh arichyard employees in Stockport. The Philippines fighting reports say sixty Filipinos killed in Luzon operations last week, about two hundred captured and substantial war material seized.

Walsh Arichyard Stockport Philippines Luzon

Labor unrest spans strikes and organizing efforts nationwide

Reports cite a Kansas City strike order for building trades, a Kansas City jury ruling an area coal dealers club an illegal combine, a Newark New Jersey group forming to curb Union action, Memphis wholesale grocers closing stores daily at 2 pm, and widespread worker actions in London and New York on behalf of unions and consumer labels.

Kansas City Coal Dealers’ Club Ilegal Combine Brotherhood of the Culun Canden N. J Memphis Schuytall London New York State United i Brotherhoodt Bt Capenters Tie Ameri Onder Stairbuildersa and Laystpaller Uhons

Townsfolk Celebrate Rochester Homecoming With Parade and Speeches

In Rochester New York a large homecoming celebration drew over one hundred thousand residents and visitors from surrounding areas. Parades speeches and evening concerts marked the day with a banquet at Towers Hall noted for its festive activities.

Rochester Edwell S&s. Ouse Towers Halk

Markets in Cobbleton Grain and Produce Report

The market notes beans and peas, fruits, berries, poultry, and vegetables with varied prices. Western cheese, onions, tomatoes, and lard appear alongside live stock quotes and tobacco market activity across Ohio Valley and Mid Atlantic regions.

Kidney, Choice Ellow Eye Preas Les Ben Davis Jersey N.C Rate & Enn Pacific Coast N. Y N. O Raparagua Ghats N. D Ohio Valley Middle Atlantic New England Havana Sumatra

Help the Irish Lacemakers and the Quiet Queen Visit

A London Telegraph piece notes the Queen of Ireland’s visit boosts Ulster crafts like homespuns carpets and basket work, with buyers increasing prosperity. It also recounts a Highland regiment march where an elephant endearingly disrupts a piper by tossing his pipes in disapproval.

Ireland Ulster Izer London Telegraph Gordons Kangra Himalayas

Odd Cansen of a Queer Wedding in Bowling Green

In Bowling Green Ohio Harrison Cheney about seven ty years old marries Agnes May eighteen in a romance born from a lifelong promise. Cheney cared for a dying lover’s child who later grew up and married, then fell ill and urged Cheney to protect her daughter. Cheney fulfilled the pledge by marrying the girl, completing a family tale of devotion spanning years.

Odd Cansen Bowling Green Ohio Harrison Cheney Agnes May Cheney Pennsylvania

West Point Cadets Schedule Long Day and Thirteen Superstition

West Point cadets face a strict day from 6 to taps at 10 with 90 minutes of recreation except midweek and weekends. Feld Marshal Roberts dismisses thirteen superstitions noting a New Year’s dinner where thirteen sat down, eleven years later all alive after mutinies and wounds. A Paris area cemetery opens with sections for dogs cats and birds.

West Point Military Academy Hobe Feld Marshal Roberts

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