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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1892

Page

4

Imperial Diamond History and Its Royal Connection

The Imperial diamond, famed for size and celebrity from India court disputes, was owned by a powerful syndicate and exhibited in Paris. Weighting about 180 carats after cutting from 457, it was cut under top lapidaries, with the Queen Regent present during work. The stone lent its name after a royal exclamation at its display.

India Hyderabad Jacob Calcutta Messrs Pittin Leverson & Co London Paris France Pitt Madras Earl of Chatham Amsterdam Hoand Prince of Wales London Times

Epitaph of George Rutleigh Watch Maker and Yellowstone Note

A Welsh epitaph from Llwndllwfwdl tombstone lauds George Rutleigh watch maker for integrity and industry, noting his death on November 7, 1811 and his hope of being repaired by his Maker. The text also recalls a claim that at least 50 billion dollars of US paper money has been lost or destroyed and marks twenty years since Yellowstone National Park began.

United States Washington Senate Charles S. Aldrich Ilinois W. H Taft Becretany Tvxis Army National Bank Lond Salisbury Wharton State Department Bering Bea the Treasury Nerr William BR. Morrison Joint Compittes On Immigration Ellis Island N.Y

Cabinet crisis and Ossified Man Dominate Berlin Dispatch

Berlin dispatch reports Count Caprivi's likely resignation as Chancellor amid Cabinet crisis. Emperor retreats to Hohenzollern castle. Prince Henry joins him. Empress follows. Also details Edward Emmons, the ossified man, Port Jefferson, who died after 16 years bedridden, with family rheumatism. A New Orleans leper hospital case and a Paris bank director suicide are noted along with a Monroe Scott double murder suicide near Baton Rouge.

Berlin Germany Bismarck Hiller Hube Miguel Themperor Choobil Caprivi Huberrusstock Prince Henry Kaisar Nertheless von Capriv Hubertusgtock Em R Albert von Tevetzow The Reichming

Snowfall Delays Traffic and Local News From East Coast

The heaviest snowfall of the season delayed traffic in New York City while the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled for the State in the Branch case. A Newport naval base pigeon carrier abandoned, a Pittsburg watchman shot his wife and killed himself, and the British bark Windemars ran ashore near Deal Beach as a blizzard raged. A New Haven railroad station fire caused losses over 200000 and Albany’s First Reformed Church marked its 230th anniversary. A cemetery suicide, dissolution of the Standard Oil Trust, and libel cases involving Beaver Star publishers were reported. Lawmakers urged removal of Judge Maynard, and Dr. D Hares Aasen, famed Penn professor, died in Philadelphia.

Middle States New York City Supreme Court of Connecticut United States Naval Training Station Newport Frep Mruury Pittsburg Penn Windemars Milford Haven New York Calcutta Deal Beach N. J Asbury Park Tax Union Railroad New Haven Conn First Reformed Church of Albany Comstan Rcsen Koopar Oakwood Troy Jim Standard Oil Trust Voto Tos Parsons Harriaburg John A. Mellon William H. Porter The Beaver Star Quay Tof Bar Association Maynard Dutchosa County Court of Appeals D. Hares Aasen University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Drew Lancaster County

Lynching at Haymarket Ends Farquhar County murder case

Officers conveying Helin and Dye, both colored, murderers of an old woman, were met by a crowd at Haymarket and lynched. Reports also note a fatal stabbing in Rosebury, a major snow storm across several states, and assorted crimes, disasters, and political moves from Wisconsin to Washington.

Tennessee Alabama Turnow H. D. Benjamin Portsmouth Ohio Tuer Liggett & Myers St. Louia AxpEnson Charles C. Dame Mount Pleasant Charleston S.C Chicago Frank Ives Jacob Schaefer Ives Painonville Balmnaceda Bantin Chila Coetet Pratra Fiaporor Wat United States Paris Patpa Fanaina Cocoy

Crowd fills Capitol as Bland Silver Bill debate opens

At Washington the Bland free silver bill debate drew a huge Capitol crowd the largest since Speaker Crisp took the chair. Spectators packed galleries and corridors while Congress members and diplomats observed a lively session with speeches for and against the measure. A petition with 6000 Democrats urged delaying any silver action to the next Congress.

House of Representatives Washington Capitol Crisp Bland Tracey Treasury Missouri Williams Mass Harter Ohio Rayner Taylor Hopkins Crawford McKarg Maryland Marter Congress

Indians Tortured By Mexican Bandits Arouse Fears

Henry Withers ranch raid on the Garrita River in Arizona by Henry Witheers band of horse thieves led to a brutal pursuit. Withers was captured, bound naked, left on a cactus bed, and tied to a snake. An ant hill near the site was used to terrorize him until he died from bites and consumption of flesh. A prisoner who witnessed the atrocity later recounted the event warning it would be the future punishment for anyone harming a band member.

Henry Henry Witheers Garrita River Arizona Alway Gil Withars Aingla Withers

Aid to Russia Famine Appeal From St Petersburg Report

A cable from St Petersburg describes dire famine in Russian districts with twenty million people at risk of starvation. Typhus fever rages across provinces as horses and cattle perish. The American committee urges help, praising the American people and outlining orderly food distribution supervised by the American Minister and a strong committee including Rudolph Hawkerbure Drexel Middle.

St. Petersburg Rusia Russia Nui Holpust Rudolph Hawkerbure A.J. Drexel, Jr Alexander W. Middle

Miners to Work Five Days a Week After April 11

Delegates of the British Miners Federation in London decide that after resumes, miners will work five days weekly starting April 11 with shifts on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday. Sundays remain off and Mondays will be holidays for the miners. An unrelated note reports a youth found with a cigarette attached to an arrow in Wingina City.

British Miners’ Federation London Minus Wingina City

Congressional Practices and Bills in the Senate and House

The record chronicles daily House and Senate activity with bills on Arizona World’s Fair aid, naval armament, pensions, electrical stations, and agricultural standards. It notes chair rotations, committee actions, and ongoing debates on the Free Wool bill and public land relief.

Arizona Merriateing Hale Peffer Morton Manderson Senate Frye United States Poffer Casey Hawley Sherman Washington Sim Day United State Treasury Department Monroe House Anna Maria Young Tocat Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Yeas Mesars Call Kyle Perkin Pugh Vance

New South Wales to Exhibit at World's Fair in Chicago

World’s Fair notes report New South Wales plans to participate with a tribe of aborigines, while Peru India and Costa Rica prepare exhibits. Fortion exhibits arrive in Chicago. the fair grounds set June 1 deadline for site acceptance. Peru and Mexico displays planned. numerous national and state collaborations loom for Midway Plaisance and transportation sections.

New FousbLand New South Wales 8. J. Hosten Nevada Crawford Midway Plaisance Custom House Chicago India Costa Rica Peru Tis Arkansas World's Fair Board Little Rock A &W Ciear Cunard Steamship Company Georgia IME North Caro Hoo Atlantic Pacific Fisheries Department Tay Philadelpha Pennsylvania Meade Post George W. Childs Drexel Institute Benjamin Frankly Stephen Girant Atco Mexico Atala

Senator Morrill Survives Death Crisis in Washington

Senator Morrill of Vermont, once near death from grip and pneumonia at his home in Washington, has passed the crisis and is on the road to recovery after three weeks of grave illness. Despite surgeons’ dire forecasts and several grim bulletins, his rugged constitution aided a slow but steady improvement as he rests and gains strength.

Morrill Vermont Washington Senate

Aldermen Indicted in Bribery and Conspiracy Case

Grand Jury in Chicago, Illinois indicted aldermen W. J. O'Brien D. KR. O'Brien N. A. Creamer Patrick J. Gorman Philip Jackson Stephen M. Gosolin and John F. Dorman. O'Brien faced bribery charges while the others were charged with conspiracy to commit an unlawful act. Alderman Hota named O'Brien and Powers as boodle payers for votes on Northern Pacific and Economia Gas ordinances. Amount of 1750 allegedly received. All defendants arrested and released on 18000 bail.

Grand Jury Chicago W. J. O'Brien D. KR. O'Brien N. A. Creamer Patrick J. Gorman Philip Jackson Stephen M. Gosolin John F. Dorman Powers Hota O’brien

Markets Record: Late Prices for Beans and Dairies

New York market report lists 1891 bean grades with priced ranges for Beams-Marrow, White kidney, Red kidney, Yellow corn? and Lima in bush per unit. Dairy items include Creamery products with varying extras and tub prices. State factory full cream and skim varieties shown with quality distinctions. Indicates a broad array of dairy and bean prices across regions and grades.

New York Lima Cal Wis Kls Cresmery Cramnery Tolsti

Broom Corn Profit Eyeed as Cotton Prices Fall

An acre of broom corn is cited yielding 1000 pounds per cut, plus 30 bushels of seed and four tons of hay. Two harvests a year, July 10 and November 1, with seed for stock feed and hay noted as superior. Possible 500-ton contracts at 80 per ton cash, seeds at 1 per bushel, and low cultivation costs referenced. Also mentions a British art offer withdrawal and a Kaffir kraal leper report near Pretoria.

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