Abuse and manners in the Cranbury Press
The Cranbury Press denounces personal abuse as cowardly in debates and urges open lawful argument. It laments youth manners and recalls Ex-President Harrison's death with funeral plans and a life timeline.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
2
The Cranbury Press denounces personal abuse as cowardly in debates and urges open lawful argument. It laments youth manners and recalls Ex-President Harrison's death with funeral plans and a life timeline.
The case of New Jersey killer Hensen ends with Judge Gummeran ordering death by hanging on April 25 after a brief sentencing. A writ of error was later filed, delaying execution until June or later, as Beasley and Walker pursue a new trial. Sentencing followed a volatile courtroom scene with guards and tense exchanges.
John Quick, farmer at Schalke Station near Monmouth Junction, is jailed on 3500 bail after neighbors found three horses starving and two dead when he failed to return from New York. Special Agent Lawrence and P A Van Dorn prosecuted. Quick admits guilt and awaits grand jury.
Food and Dairy Commissioner reports first seizure under new law. About a ton and a half of oleo margarine colored to imitate butter found at 364 Washington Street, moved to a warehouse. If owners prove shipment returns to Kansas City, prosecution may drop. A price comparison table shows oleo margarine cheaper than pure creamery butter.
Three day tours via Pennsylvania Railroad visit Old Point Comfort Richmond and Washington with hotel stays at Arlington Normandie Higgs and other houses. Rates from New York $14.50 Brooklyn $14.00 Philadelphia $15.00, good for ten days with April departures available.
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