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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
4
A Kentucky judge tells condemned man Dodson that the jury and law sentence him to be hanged and schedules the execution for four weeks hence at 32 noon after offering him a final meal. The report notes Great Britain's naval estimates for next year are double those of the United States.
An eminent physician argues women with female illnesses withhold full truth from doctors. The ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming it aids many women who write for advice and cites testimonials of improved health and weight gain.
A fragmented mix reports Bangkok as a capital city and notes Europe made chocolates with high proof spirits. It includes an advertisement for Caticura eczema cure and a reader question about Washington’s motto, plus claims of catarrh cures and coal field figures in a broad, disjointed clipping.
The first known live specimen of the so called bear monkey Arctocebus Calabaren sis arrived in England. Descriptions from the London Standard note its nocturnal habits woolly yellowish brown coat and parrot like two part digits helping grip branches. The creature hides by day and forages at night feeding mainly on insects. The report also mentions Gustave Nagel a frail man who renounced modern life to return to primal habits and plans to marry as he pursues a nature based life.
A historic report shows 1897 to 1900 prosperity saw breadstuffs rise 3 percent, meats 23.1, dairy and garden 50.1, clothing 24.1, while miners gained 42.1 and railway freight fell 44 percent. Railroad pay rose about 8.5 percent. The text includes a fragmentary tale from Fables of Dugen Mel about a troubled inn and a captured tongue.
The Garfield investigation into the beef industry finds exaggeration in prior claims and argues that major packers like Armour Swift and Nelson Morris do not dominate the market. It shows cattle weight and live costs explain high prices in 1901 and that packers’ profits are not excessive.
The Mansilelt News reports the marriage of Miss Helle Rehey and Ollie Demuls performed by Rev. Glenrose McQueen at the Presbyterian parsonage on Monday. The couple, described as a refined pair from a respected family, begin their wedded life amid well wishes from friends and neighbors.
A garbled account describes a woman in a black frock with bow and apron entering an elevator amid crowding men. The scene blends clownish talk with references to New York press, Abbott Bromley, Wake customs, and Charlemagne, yielding a puzzling, panorama-like fragment.
The article analyzes Russia’s futile peace efforts with Japan over Korea and Port Arthur and outlines demanded concessions. It notes a new 120 million ruble internal loan, with bonds at five percent and a 90 price, amid growing unrest among workers and peasants across southern Russia.
Six miners killed and four injured in an explosion at the Princeton Coal and Mining Company mine in Princeton Ind. The blast hurled timbers and caused slate roof collapses, endangering rescuers. it follows a prior deadly explosion years ago that killed nine men.
Disordered report describes Abbaaians driving Russians from properties amid clashes with police. Mentions Santo Domingo, Morales, and US treaty debates. notes German British bond deal and Polish coal strike ending. Also references Roosevelt era events and a funeral in Brookton with casualties from a hive loss.
The sixteenth convention of the Vaulted Mine Workers Second District met in Altoona Pennsylvania. It heard uprisings by Carpenters Local 75 Buffalo and other locals against proposed cross union agreements. The Associated Building Trades and related unions urged control while rivals claimed plans would weaken specialty crafts. A dispute over constitutions and by laws was also raised.
Delaware adjourned sine die without electing a U S senator as balloting continued since February. J Frank Allee kept his seat while Addicks failed to secure the other seat amid factional splits among Regular and Union Republicans and Democratic support shifting among ballots.
A bomb blasted the carriage of Baron von Nolken in Warsaw as police pursued a bomber. Six officers were wounded and a plainclothes cop was killed after a second blast near Sowth Street. Authorities blame a large revolutionary conspiracy. unrest spreads to surrounding districts and incidents in Riga and Crimea spark fears of wider revolt.
The Peary Arctic Club of New York launches the multi mast steamship Roosevelt at Bucksport Maine. Comdr Robert E Peary helped christen the vessel named by Mrs Pears. Naval Architect William E Winant designed it with 1000 to 1500 horsepower engines and an estimated tonnage around 1500.
Fragmented report describes two men hanged in Allegheny County during a seafold war incident. One man’s rope failed and he strangled, the other reeled in a later attempt. Mentions Jules Verne death and bankruptcy notices for Jos. Chadwick and others.
A new landmass surfaced near Iwo Jima with three miles circumference and a height of about 4 meters, as a Japanese venture party raised a flag. The event followed reports in London parliament about plague deaths and other unrelated civic notes including a benefit for actor Joseph Tolland and various sports results from New York and across the region.
Report describes a phantom fleet near the Mtusstin Second Paeltic area with Admiral Nebogatofts present. Vessels reportedly carried moderate supplies and sailed toward Somaliland and Vladivostok while transports listened and observed.
Fragmentary OCR text lists individuals tied to education, religion, and titles. Figures include John Resene linked to Northeastern Liberia development, Edwin A. Alderman at Virginia University, Archbishop Wilains in Boston, Lord Rudstock and the Scottish peerage, Dre Woolf of Dublin, Levi M. Pate of August, Missouri, and military mention of Nineteenth Maine.
Financial commentary from New York City notes that spring crops influence market moves and mentions March or April as potential pivot points. It cites Japanese loan talks, U S import records for February 1905, and hints at cotton market shifts with Southern Cotton Association talks in Fort Worth.
Unable to determine clear facts due to severely garbled text. The fragment reads as an official report or notice mentioning fees, premiums, and commissions but lacks coherent details including names, dates, or actions.
The text appears garbled with many unclear names and terms, but hints at a discussion about a certain station or view and a possible rekindling related to a band or music volume. No coherent events or clear entities beyond generic references are identifiable.
The abbess presents a godly seasonal display in the fall season. Vane seivasisiy is shown by CUCL. The event emphasizes pious themes and community engagement at the center of the program.
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