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Cranbury Press in Cranbury, New Jersey

10 Mar 1893

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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1893

Page

4

Inauguration Day Parade for Grover Cleveland’s Second Term

Grover Cleveland sworn in as twenty sixth president in Washington. Large crowds at the Capitol watch parade with 40000 plus marchers from states including New York New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania Maryland Georgia North and South Carolina Wisconsin and Louisiana. Officials and regiments from the Army Navy and National Guard participate as a patriotic display unfolds toward the White House.

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Byrup of Figs Promises Gentle Kidney and Bowels Aid

An advertisement extols Byrup of Figs as pleasant to the taste and effective on kidneys, bowels, and feverish symptoms. It claims gentle, prompt action, a harmless remedy for constipation, and urges purchase in 500 ml or 1 bottle sizes from California Fig Syrup Co. and local druggists with no substitutes.

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Inaugural Ball Spirit Seen In White House Parade

Crowds line the streets as Richard Croker and Mayor Gilroy lead a three thousand strong parade with the Second Division of eight thousand Pennsylvania National Guard present. Governor Pattison rides a cream horse, Mrs. Cleveland hosts guests in the White House corridor, and the inaugural ball at the Potomac Building glows with electric lights and presidential portraits.

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Massacre Scene In Arizona 1802 Described By Thad Morris

Louis Globe-Democrat recounts Thad KR Morris a private in Company K at Whipple Barracks describing an Apache raid in southern Arizona in 1802. The group pursued a band of about 200 raiders after an emigrant train was killed. They found mutilated bodies and learned of a torture method where a man was sewn into a green hide before killing.

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Prospector Claims Vast Lithographic Stone Deposit Near Thebes

Martin O'Neil reports a 165 acre tract in Alexander County Illinois underlain by lithographic stone. He drilling shows a 300 foot depth with enough stone to supply the world for 500 years. He notes Bavarian quarries are almost exhausted, highlighting the appeal to stone researchers.

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Pelican Parade Off Panama Harbor Impresses Traveler

In Panama Harbor the sight of hundreds of pelicans diving for fish captivates a traveler from the Riggs. The birds plunge, surface, and rise with prey, some young ones somersaulting, while others skid across the water. The description notes California’s 1100 mile coast line and 2000 mile inland distance to the ocean, and mentions the Croton as a notable New York engineering achievement.

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Panama J. B. Foster Coures Pacific Washington California
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Wild Geese Attract Settlers On Washington Prairies

Settlers on the auterals prairies in Washington enjoy abundant sport as thousands of wild geese migrate there each fall and establish a winter home in the region.

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Fragmented Prescription Ad Without Coherent Meaning

The text presents a garbled mix of medical terms and nonsensical phrases. It mentions a paste or pill and references to internal effects, but the overall content is unreadable and lacks a clear event, person, or organization.

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Royal Baking Powder Justifies Higher Cost by Purity and Strength

The Royal Baking Powder costs more to produce due to refined ingredients. It is purer and has greater leavening strength, offering more value to consumers. Cheaper powders fail to deliver equal leavening or purity, leaving impurities in food. for best food, Royal should be used.

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