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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1896

Page

4

Emerald Mines of Muzo andes near Boyaca Colombia

The most productive emerald mines lie near Muzo in Boyaca State Colombia about eighty miles northwest of Bogota. The mines sit in a deep valley, have ancient ruins, and are now government property rented to a company. Emeralds from these mines shaped Spanish treasure flows to Peru and Spain.

Muzo Anu Washington Star

When Small Troubles Loom We Seek Quick Relief

The text touts St Jacobs Oil for rapid relief from sudden pains like backache toothache or neuralgic headaches and urges readers to seek it from grocers. It also cites a Brooklyn police census reporting 81 680 homes owned in the city and notes vast yearly property losses from fire in England amounting to about 50 000 000.

Nat. le St. Jacobs Brooklyn England

Riot in Brwno Draws 12000 Anti American Demonstrators

About 12 000 people marched in Brwno on Sunday protesting against the United States. The crowd started with youths cheering soldiers and spread as others joined. Some musicians who refused the national anthem were assaulted and beaten as tensions rose.

Brwno Spain

Italian Abyssinian battle report from Adown March 1

The official reports confirm heavy losses on both sides in the March 1 battle at Adown with Abyssinian losses described as enormous. General Arimondi is wounded and a prisoner of the Abyssinians while Kassata has been evacuated by the Italians.

Adown Arimondi Baldiasora Kassata Ricotti Aignorenceti Humbert Berlin Prince von Hohenlohe Italy Germany Austria William Mediterranean King Humbert Naples Genoa

Riotous mobs attack U S Consulate in Ethiopia scene

A riot at the United States Consulate area in Ethiopia unfolds with mobs cheering for Spain and shouting Down with the Yankees. Police are overwhelmed as stones, overturned vehicles, and assaults occur while authorities guard the Consul’s residence and the consulate. The report also notes Menelik II of Abyssinia with background on his rise to power and the kingdom’s wealth and population.

Spain United States Storca Cconsul Don Arch Ethiopia Italy Sheba Ophir Shoa Shon John Abyssinia Menelik Abyratata Kiogs Mer. Hannis Taylor Madrid Callway Valencia

West Indian Island of St Kitts Sees General Strike and Riot

Loyal Guleness Union reports a general strike in St Kitts triggering a riot across the island. Rioters destroyed principal buildings and looted stores while sugar plantations faced arson and violence against managers and overseers. Marines drove rioters back. further troops sought from St Lucia to prevent total collapse of the sugar industry.

G. Osborne Grant Guleness Union of America St. Kitts Lesaer Blue Jackets St. Lucia First

No Hope for Mrs Maybrick in British Case

Sir Matthew White Ridley, Home Secretary, after reviewing new evidence, rules no change to Flor ences Maybrick's life sentence for poisoning her husband, a Liverpool merchant. Swiss Minister to the United States J B Pieds visited New Bern, North Carolina, to present a gift from Berne. Senator Hosell Wolfsinger of Louisville died in Frankfurt from pneumonia, delaying the Senate contest implications.

Mrs. Maybrick Matthew White Ridley Florences Maybrick Liverpool J.B. Pieds United States New Berne N. C Berne Switzerland Proda Biata Hosell Wolfsinger Louisville Prankfort Pneumonoia Soundnoney Democrats Blackburn Hia

Dutch Patrol Attacked by Atchinese Near Sumatra

A Dutch military patrol was attacked near Anagatoong Ieland in Sumatra by the Atchinese. Eight Dutch soldiers were killed and five officers plus twenty-one men wounded. The Atchinese suffered heavy losses with all londora lost and thirty-seven killed or wounded.

Anagatoong Ieland Sumatra

Spanish Flag Burning and Demonstrations Across Cities

At Passaic New Jersey a crowd of over fifty youths, many Cadet corps, marched to Main and Washington and burned a Spanish flag while singing The Red White and Blue and America. In Chicago Alfonso the King of Spain was hanged in effigy near Madison Street. A man was found hanging from a rope over a telephone wire. Northwestern students tore up a Spanish flag. Princeton President Patton calls the Princeton incident trivial and nonserious.

Passaio N. J Opera House High School Cadet Corps Main Avenue Washington Place Stars and Stripes Spain America Chicago Alfonso Madison Campball Avenue Sila Sampor Northwestern University Patton Princeton Boath

Secretaries Lamont and Herbert Agree to Flag Star Arrangement

Lamont and Herbert approve a new 50 star flag design to honor Utah's admission. The arrangement places eight stars in the first, third, and fifth rows and seven in the second, fourth, and sixth rows, maintaining a uniform field across the Army and Navy.

Lamont Herbert Sccretary Utah Army Navy Navy Department Lamont and

Kept His Promise An Honest Prisoner Surrenders

A Danbury to Bridgeport case shows a drunkenness convict promised not to be cuffed and then fled. At South Norwalk a train change separated officer and prisoner, who later rode to Bridgeport and waited an hour before returning to surrender at the jail. His honesty may shorten the sentence.

Connecticut Danbury Bridgeport South Norwalk Racape

Phillips divorce case ends in Circuit Court insult verdict

In Kansas City Missouri Judge W J Henry chastises defendant Bally A Philips for not defending honor. Plaintiff Hot tie B Pallips faints and is taken from the room as the court grants the divorce with the injured party Philips. The judge chides excessive vindictive sentiment and cautions against shotgun reprisals.

Phillips Kansas City W. J. Henry A. Phillips Hottie B. Pallips Bally A. Philips Henry

Nicaragua Crisis Deepens as Roca Flees and Rebels Demand Surrender

Por Penco in Nicaragua reports Francisco Roca, head of the regular government, has deserted and placed General Oriliao in charge after a severe rebel defeat at Nagarote. Zelaya demands rebel surrender, guarantees soldiers' lives except military instructors to be court-martialed, and orders rebels to cover campaign costs and surrender all arms.

Francisco Roca Nicaragua Orilao Nagarote Boca

Commission of Agriculture report proposed tax relief and loans

The British Commission of Agriculture released its report proposing seventy five percent rate remission for farmers and a system of government loans to fund farming improvements. A Radical minority issued a separate report arguing the majority plan would require fifteen million dollars in state relief.

British Commission of Agriculture

Lovers Die in Oakland Lodging Room Double Suicide

In Oakland California nineteen year old Diana Pacheco and her lover Edward Huck aged twenty were found dead in a lodging house room. Huck shot Diana through the heart and then killed himself ending their marriage plan amid parental objections.

Oakland Cal Diana Pacheco Edward Huck Aldo Huck

Mapam and Cuba Crisis Spur Protests and Naval Prep

Mapam Spain reports marches in Valenia with a mob shouting Death to the Funkees and pro-Franco cheers at the French consulate. In Washington the Cuban resolutions pass the conference with Sherman urging Senate recedence. Weyler issues limits on deportations, while Spanish ships prepare to sail to Cuba with reinforced armament.

Mapam Spain Valenia United States Franco America Waserxarox D. C Bonrte House Sherman Senate

Congress Declares Cuban Belligerency and Its Limits

Congress adopts resolutions recognizing Cuban insurgents as belligerents while Cuba remains unrecognized as independent. The World notes proclamation will declare belligerency and set rights for Cuban forces, ships, and captured prizes, with US aid limited to moral support pending Spain’s defeat.

Dradly Whatle Congress United States Cuba New York World Statoe Spain Ite Boain

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