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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1897

Page

3

New York Catawbas and Concords Stocks Sell Freely

Cold storage stocks of New York Catawabs and Concords remain scarce yet selling freely as traders move limited inventories.

New York

Patti in Wales Castled Dread Sparks Alarm Network

Report notes Patti's constant fear of burglars while living in a Welsh castle. She has installed thorough burglar alarms at every entrance. The text suggests hanging a placard listing admission prices as a preventive idea, though its practicality is uncertain.

Patti Wales

Inaugural Ceremonies Open McKinley Era at Capitol

Chief Sustica Fuller administers the oath as the new Chief Magistrate takes office. President Rc Kkpley delivers the inaugural address before a vast procession escorted to the White House. The parade includes twelve thousand marchers in civic and military units, ending at the Pension Building. Fireworks light up the grounds around the Washington Monument as Mrs. Mee Kinley's elaborate gown is seen among the crowd.

Sustica Fuller United States Supreme Court Rc Kkpley Washington Monument Mra Mee Kinley Hoular Porter McKinley White House Guarantes Spon Eost Fuller United States Thonaw Execu Wollo House Pooston Monotoy Camto Jobart Capital Washington Circle War and Navy Departments Gudify Ool Stevenson Mr. Hobart Senate House Beonte Supreme Court Hobart Chambur Rotunda Arma Brigit Geonte Capitol Policunite Prestoot Clevelana Oliet McKaley Brayensop Justics Justicea Senatr vMce Justin Fuller Capitol William McKnley Canton Grant Mre. Garfield McKlrAuy Bois Gthoe Chatrain Hinnon Genral Horace Portar New York Chapral Grouville M. Tdstle Waottud States Army Hunte Fort McHenry Maryland New York Harbor Thesy Touro Third Cavalry Fort Ethan Allen Vermont Nioto Infantry Backett’s Harbor Seventeenth Infantry Columbus Barracks Sixth Cavalry Fort Myer Washington Barracks Fort Adams Newport Martin Dofon C. C. Howard Burdett Grand Army of the Republic Btalf Marabut Bralonard H. Warner Americas Club Pittsburg Warner National League of Republican Clubs D. D. Woodmansee Gulda Purier Thirteenth E Streets Thirteenth Street Watto Pennsylvania Avenue Washington Cleveland Ruth Esther Gray Gable Frank Leslie

Banquet and Firework Display at Inaugural Ball

The Banquet Committee awarded supper duties to a Philadelphia caterer for 6000. Supper tickets were one dollar each, with limited sales. The fireworks display, entirely aerial, rose above the Washington Monument grounds and featured a large American flag suspended for twenty minutes plus rockets and bombs in profusion.

Banguet Pireworke Philadelphia Wenlett Immellate Washington Monument Monument

Explosion in Tremont Street Gas Mains Kills Six in Boston

A gas main explosion at Tremont and Boylston streets in Boston at 11 45 am caused six deaths and about fifty injuries. A smoke cloud and flames spread through busy avenues as police and fire crews fought the blaze and glass shattered from Tremont Street to Park Square. The dead include Rev A Start bursar of Tofts Galleries Q B Bigelor conductor Miss A Matilda Bates William Vinal secretary Benjamin Downing hack driver and D H Sibby carriage driver burned beyond recognition.

Tremont Boylston Boston Masa Tremont Street Lagrange Street Nodorth Siemont Theatre Washington Street Park Square A. Btart Tofts Galleres B. Bigelor Mies

McKinley Completes Cabinet With Bliss as Interior Secretary

The statement outlines portfolios for members and announces Cornectius N. Bliss of New York City as Secretary of the Interior, completing President McKinley’s cabinet. The text notes Bliss’s appointment and positions him among the cabinet members.

Cornectius N. Bliss New York City McKinley Mr. Bliss National Republican Computer National Republican Committee Washington Cornelius N. Bliss New York Mide W. L. Cannon

Lexow Committee reports on trusts and proposed bill

Report to New York Senate by Senator Lexow's committee says trusts and monopolies are not purely natural outcomes but may threaten competition and prices. It outlines a bill to let the Attorney General investigate alleged violations with ex parte court subpoenas. Also notes a moonshiner killed in Kentucky and a Arkansas man killed in a train accident. A Cuban relief medical club formed in Buffalo to aid wounded fighters.

Edmund WW. Pettus Alabama Alexander George Turner Washington John ©. Bpooner Wisconsin Joseph L. Rachlas Utah Mark Honne Ohio John Sherman McKinley Sto Lamar J. Gazo Ninols Treasury Russell A. Alger Michigan Joseph McKenna California James A. Gary Maryland John D. Long Massachusetts Navy Cornelius N. Bites New York Interior James Wilson Iowa Agriculture Senate Mr. Sherman Aroccsa Congress Richardson Tennessee Secretary of State United States Cummings House Fort Greene Brooklyn Ways and Means Hill Quigg Bouse Committee On Military Affairs Board of Managers National Home For Vermillion County Illinois Brigham Young Statuary Hall Capitol Barrett House of Representatives Commissioner of Labor Interstata Commerce Commission Connecticut New York City Liverpool England Toland Argentina Alvision Pennsylvania Winola New Jersey North Carolina Congoaticut Aisaouri Bauay Asacel W. Itubertael Boston Tye Italy Vertes Vonda Fifty-third Congress Fifty-fourth Congress Naval Establishment Banda Cannon Court of Claims Beinys Sayers Texas Committee On Appropriations Neost Lexow New York Senate Enya Segura Supreme Court Seward Housebolt Fabbearaan Printing Co Youreshola Companion Porgon Household Companion Ed Natoes Household Publishing & Printing Cov OG Blecchker Sts

Pigeon Breaks Locomotive Headlight on Rail Line

A Detroit Free Press report describes a strange Missouri incident on the Iron Mountain Railroad. At Biammarck station the heavy glass headlight of a locomotive was found broken with a pigeon inside after the train stopped there. The bird apparently struck the glass while the train was moving, a daylight mystery.

Iron Mountain Missouri Biamarck Detriot Free Press

Southern Railway boosts travel south with rapid limited trains

The article notes cold northern weather driving travel southward as Southern Railway expands comfort and service. Three limited trains daily from New York to destinations including Florida and the Pacific Coast are highlighted, with schedules from the New York office at 71 Broadway. It touts superior transportation and urges readers to seek complete schedule details. It also includes an aside touting Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy and offers a money-back promise for any failure to cure.

Southern Railway Aterm Washington, D. C New York Pennsylvania Washington Florida New Orleans Pacific Coast Southwest Rathway Broadway

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