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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1893
Page
1
A collage of global notes reports on gold discoveries, Arctic ice, and disease mortality. It cites Doctor T C Duncan on consumption, discusses London poverty and homeless counts, notes Southern iron and steel growth, and mentions prominent spouses of notable women. It ends with Atlanta real estate insights and urban redevelopment.
The piece surveys immigration patterns showing more women in English government employment and high numbers of emigrants from Spain to the Americas. It notes windmill value for farms, chemical byproducts, desertion by sailors, and French socialist views on property. It quotes Paris Figaro on European debt versus the United States, arguing U S growth threatens European industry and France especially, amid looming military and economic competition.
J He Babandor reports hundreds of mountain sheep, deer, and elk feeding along Salmon River near the bottom roads. The herd appeared tame and watched from 200 yards as he rode by, with one group exceeding 100 animals. He notes the Salmon River barn area as a favored winter game resort, where high mountain game is driven out by deep snow.
Poem excerpt about the life of a cricket in a warm clover meadow. Imagery includes prnas winds aun-winds bumble bees and honey-drops as the speaker envisions a sunny rover existence.
A detailed tale of Billy Haven, a mastermind burglar from Illy Haven, who plots an audacious inside job at banker Mr Slider’s villa. The plan uses fake police, a search warrant, and a staged arrest to loot the estate. Slider negotiates a 24 hour window and pays 24 000 pounds in gold for a temporary surrender. The banker absconds with vast wealth, with rumors he fled to South America.
An editor on a Blue and Gray wartime assignment recalls his first picket. A corporal shares a joke about a headless ghost seen near an old grave to frighten a night sentinel. The rookie tries to spice the moment with the tale but the picket remains unfazed and keeps vigil.
A one fourth water power interest on Cedar River Falls Washington, sold by W W Howard to H F Whitney, plans to supply manufacturing and electric power to Seattle and surrounding regions. The project targets 2000 cubic feet per second across two falls and river reaches, with upper falls about three miles below Cedar Lake. Whitney and associates seek markets in Seattle, with 35 miles to the city and around 150000 residents in the distribution area.
A recipe from the New York Commercial Advertiser describes a luscious tomato mayonnaise dish. It instructs scalding and peeling tomatoes, hollowing stems, filling with mayonnaise, and garnishing with crisp lettuce and optional hard boiled eggs. The dressing uses raw egg yolks, mustard, sugar, cayenne, salt, oil, vinegar, and lemon juice, beaten over ice.
First pineapples in market are strawberry or bird’s eye, with eugny-lent varieties arriving later. Havana pineapples appear large but flavor is bland. Queen Anne and Repley are best but expensive. A compote recipe: slice pineapple, make syrup with sugar and water, pour over slices, rest 24 hours, then reheat syrup and serve. The article also gives household hints on varnish, pickles, cleaning, wax usage, cough remedy, hats, and other tips.
United States Senator Stanford of California died at his Palo Alto home after a sudden apoplexy. Born March 9, 1824, in Albany County New York, he moved to California, helped build the Overland Mail route and Central Pacific Railway, and mentored public benevolence and education. He enjoyed trotting horses including Sunol and Arion.
The article profiles Ernst Guenther Duke of Schleswig Holstein and brother of the German empress. It notes his planned U S visit in September to attend the fair and his role as imperial representative at the Columbian Exposition. It highlights his military and athletic bent and his democratic tastes despite noble standing.
In the Lords the Lord President of the Council announced a net for the transfer of the Dadian mints to the cobain of alyer and halted paper Ceony Che mits a shang for poll. The drought worsens across departments with food scarcity affecting cattle vendors and farmers facing high prices and limited fodder as parched landscapes spread.
The itemized report rounds up diverse events from Gray Gables to a World’s Fair unveiling. Notable notes include health and travel of prominent figures, a New York broker’s financial suspension, a fatal shooting in Roslindale, and a parade of accidents, ship news, and political appointments across the United States and Europe.
A fragmented World Labor brief notes large union memberships in various regions. It cites 95 000 union printers and eighty unions in Tspraxarvnts, plus 2000 union seamen in Pirynanscrata and 3000 women employed by Acarnian railroads. It mentions Nasmiee solomd tevehormt establishing a home for Indl and Tartous hosting an International convention in St Paul Minnesota. A meteorological warning about heat impacts on the base bil gonad av harvest is also referenced.
A jumble of early 20th century notes reports a Crook’s Falls wreck where two residents died, a 1019 mile cowboy race ending in Chicago, a Susie Hall gathering with McKelway and Halstead speakers, and various city notices including post office hours and crop reports amid revolts in the Philippines.
A cyclone in western Kansas swept through Williamstown and surrounding areas. It left no structure standing in its path, accompanied by heavy rain and darkness. Eleven bodies were found with more fatalities feared. at least three were fatally injured and many others injured as thirty houses were blown down.
Prices for dairy products meats fruits and vegetables are listed with multiple firms and regional varieties. Entries include creamery butter, cheese, eggs, poultry and meats. fruits such as apples grapes and cherries. vegetables like potatoes cabbage cucumbers and tomatoes. and livestock quotes for cows and hogs with varying grades and packaging.
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