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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1898

Page

2

Dewey Described by Rail Official as Daring Yet Mild Mannered

Andrew Stevens recalls Commodore Dewey as a distinguished looking man about six feet eight inches tall with grey hair and a heavy white mustache. On the Foote during a Chesapeake trial he kept his eyes on a speed instrument, never flinching, earning admiration as a commander born to lead. He is gentle and popular with men, with a temperament more suited to statesmanship than war.

Dewey Philadelphia Record Andrew Stevens Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Commodore Dewey Mr. Stevenson Baltimore Sun Foote Chesapeake Sampson Schley Sigebee Manila Zaps

Pigeon Messenger Plan to Arm Warships With Homing Birds

The Navy accepts Edwin F. Baker from Baltimore to supply homing pigeons for war and scout vessels. He estimates 10 000 pigeons can be sourced from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Trenton, Fall River, and Boston. About 1000 birds are in training in Baltimore now. The plan calls for 200 birds per vessel, from different cities, with nearest city birds released first if needed. Messages are carried on aluminium and oiled paper bands on each leg.

United States Navy Department Edwin F. Baker Baltimore National Association of Homing Pigeonlanciers Baker Philadelphia Trenton Fall River Boston

Local Officials Tighten Security After Rural Disasters

P H Layton named fourth class postmaster at Blackwell's Mills. Repaune Chemical Company powder works near Paulaboro placed under guard. entry limited to employees. Buckelew near New Brunswick shoots burglar, wounding one. suspects flee in a wagon. Princeton thieves blow open P R B station safe. Penn Pennington safe robbed. Emil Johnson bound and gagged as five masked men take 125 dollars.

United States Repaune Chemical Company Paulaboro John P. Buckelew New Brunswick Buckelew Philadelphia and Reading Pennington Emil Johnson

Peddie Ball Team Wins Easy Victory At Trenton

Local notes report Peddie School defeated Model School by 12 to 4 in Trenton last Saturday. Also. Albert Chamberlin moved to Stockton street, and several Peddie boys plan Princeton exams this spring. The piece mentions bicycle routes, a mock wedding plan, temperance singers Beveridge, and a large public sale of William Riggs furniture highlighted by a grandfather clock bought for 67.50.

Peddie Trenton Model School Boys Princeton Monte Franklin Edward and Thomas Applegate Gulick W. A. Higgons Flemington N. J Institute Yale Cranbury- Plainsboro C. C. Beveridge Nebraska Aiegin Hightstown

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