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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1896

Page

4

Atwater Amusing Name Mix Up At Literary Gathering

A young woman visiting town mingled with the literary set and recalled many names. She struggled to recall one distinguished guest’s name, admitting she knew everyone else. The man replied with a witty line, revealing his name as Atwater.

Atwater Washington ‘Ost

Booths adherents fill Essex Lyceum amid cheers in Newark

Newang New Jersey March 16 Commander Booth's followers crowd the Essex Lyceum, while the American Volunteers leader explains the new flag and uniform. He urges no public or private clashes with Salvation Army members. The audience erupts as he claims the standard will accompany the national colors. Few attend Salvation Army services as plans develop.

New York City Ballington Booth Salvation Army God's Booth Bible House Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army Onanor N. J Music Hall Ftn Mary Grant Cramer East Orange General Grant Newang Newark Essex Lyceum New Movement Balvation Army Services

American Team Wins International Chess Contest

The great international chess contest between Brooklyn and London by cable ended with an American victory. The Americans won three games, three were drawn, and the final score favored the United States 41 to 34 and a half. Notable players included Barry and Barnle from Boston and Showaltar from Kentucky. Pillabury suffered a loss to Blackburna, while Jackson, Hodges, Byrnes, and Delmar also claimed or shared wins or honors against British opponents.

Brooklyn London Cable Sir G. Newnon America Great Britain Barry Barnle Boston Showaltar Pillabury Blackburna

Brother killer hanged for sister's death in Tennessee

Albert Wallace, who shot and killed his sister Bowlaby a year earlier while she played an organ in her parlor, was hanged at Pokin Tennessee. He declined to speak on the scaffold after joining his sister in a song at the organ moments before the crime.

Hanted Albert Wallace Mr. Bowlaby Pokin Daughters of the Revolution Congress House Big Oyster Red Shoal New Jersey Washingon Gas Company Senate Chandler New Hampshire Benoit Bonnner Louisiana House of Representatives Davis White Shoup New Mexico Representative Pools Phoebo M. Wolley Palmeter Jonathan Wolley Amelia Calhoun County Machin Souther Wiel Wien Daniel Mcfeod McLeod Mani Kansas Anubayy Hd Forestry Questign

Italy Faces Abyssinia Crisis In New Cabinet Speech

Rose in Rome as Premier Rudini presented Italy's new cabinet to the Chamber of Deputies. He pledged to pursue credit for the war to restore national honor, denied peace talks, and urged unity while accusing the opposition of colonial expansion critique. The premier's stance drew praise and criticism from Radicals and other groups.

Bodini Abyssinia Italy Paris Holy Apeech Belog Kuad Africa Republic St. Louis Louis Republic

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