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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1905

Page

4

Mixed color straws and kidney cure noted in brief

The text cites Mrs. Pare of Gina gow Ky praising Doans Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and scalding sensation, claiming improved color and diminished inflammation. It mentions Florida Times-Union fisheries notes and a report on private car lines under Interstate Commerce Commission oversight. It ends with the U S cruiser New Orleans arriving at San Francisco Bay with a long homeward pennant.

Dean Foster-Milburo Co Buffalo N.Y Interstate Commerce Commission New Orleans San Francisco Bay Guam Mare Island

Two Years of Suffering Ecze ma Cured by Patented Ointment

A mother from Addington Indiana describes two years of severe eczema in her child and insomnia until using Cutura products. One box of ointment two bottles resolvent and the soap brought permanent cure, with testimonials from Mrs J B Jones. The piece also references Thackeray characters and other patent medicine notices.

Ontioura J. B. Jones Addington Ind. T

Futures Not Gambling Varies Supreme Court Opinion

The U S Supreme Court upheld an injunction protecting the Chicago Board of Trade margins for futures while noting a majority avoided labeling the transactions as gambling. Justices Holmes and the minority dissented, describing the board as a major world grain market and stressing futures contracts as legitimate mechanisms for price discovery and risk management.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court of the United States Enna Board of Trade Chicago C. C. Chstle Commission Company Kansas City Kinsey Company Chicagy Justice Trolmes Harlan, Brewer Day Wolmes Chiergo Board of Trade Wilnels

British Home Office Denies Florence Maybrick Pardom

Washington reports Ambassador Choate has informed the State Department that the British Home Office again refused a pardon for Florence Maybrick. Her pardon request aims to clear doubt on her testimony in a suit by her and her mother to recover about 2.5 million acres of land across West Virginia, Virginia, and Kentucky. The case is in Richmond Chancery Division. questions arise on Mrs Maybrick's competency as a witness. Her mother Baroness Von Roques has arrived from New York. Florence Maybrick remained in New York due to a fractured knee cap.

Washington, DD. C Choate State Department British Home Office Florence Maybrick West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Tbe Chancery Richmond Maybrick Baroness von Roques New York City Havre

President in Denver and Roosevelt in Colorado Speech Tour

President Roosevelt stopped in Denver on his return to Washington D C and gave speeches at several Colorado sites amid cordial welcomes. In memory of Schiller the 100th anniversary of the German poet's death was celebrated by German societies in New York City and Philadelphia Pa.

Denver Roosevelt Col Arr Washington, D. C Colorado Schiller New York City Philadelphia Lily Lippincott

Young Man Survives Five-Story Fall in NYC Incident

Frederick Warnken aged nineteen of New York City fell from his rooftops while attempting to hashish pigeon? He dropped five stories to the flagging below, suffering a dislocated shoulder and a broken leg but escaping with no serious injuries.

Frederick Warnken New York City

Coffee Heart and Postum Health Claims in Brooklyn Ad

A Brooklyn man attributes heart palpitations to 30 years of coffee and credits Postum Food Coffee with a healthful switch. He describes learning to brew properly and notes palpitations vanish except when coffee is consumed away from home. Postum Co speaks of a trial and references a health pamphlet.

Brooklyn Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Muitos Tittle Wellville Evers Pkis

Far East Crisis Deepens as Japan Presses Asia Front

Reports from Tokyo and London describe Japanese advances in Manchuria and along the Nankou line, with Russian forces retreating. Japanese officials claim increased use of Chinese laborers and bandits, while France faces criticism over neutrality in Kamranh Bay and French actions in Saigon.

London England Tokio London Morning News DaPera France Toklo Asah Japan Calla Rojestvensky Three Nile Daily Telegraph Tokyo Honkode Times

Cleaved Boy Wounded by Sabre in Warsaw Street

A ten year old boy fled a Cossack patrol in Warsaw where a rider pursued him and struck with a sabre, cleaving the body from shoulder to waist. Also notes a monument for Jewish soldiers at Salem Fields Cemetery and a Chicago strike causing $2,300,000 in shrinkage, plus a presidential farewell dinner in Glenwood Springs.

Warsaw Poland Salem Fields Cypress Enills

Dormitory construction and college expansions noted

Work has begun on a new Dartmouth dormitory and a $250,000 agriculture college at Cornell. Teaching typewriting starts in Zacatecas normal school. R G Snowdon named chemistry instructor at Cornell. Williams College plans new dormitory. 1901 05 reports 30 percent student gain. Princeton to add faculty next fall. Harvard affiliates tour Maine Massachusetts Nova Scotia for geology. Ten further college developments include new courses at Teachers College and library gift at Teachers' College.

Dartmouth College of Agriculture Cornell University Zacatecas Mexico RG. Snowdon H.R. Caryeth Cornell Vitteen Teachers’ College Wiliam T. Chamberlain Rutgers College Maine Massachusetts Nova Scotia New York Harvard Willams College Roanoke Colley Wilson Princeton Bryson Library Teseheers’ Colley Department of Zoology Colm. Din Mississippi Valley Frank Schlesinger College of the City of New

Joy Line Steamer Aransas Sinks After Collision

The Joy Line steamer Aransas, 1166 gross tons, bound New York to Houston, sank after colliding with the barge Glendower off Pollock Rip Lighthouse. One woman passenger died. sixty five passengers were rescued in lifeboats and landed at port. The Barque Glendower, 855 tons, was uninsured and carrying coal from Noah to an Eastern port. survivors report calm seas with no wind at impact. The cause is under investigation with weather cited as a possible factor.

Vineyard Maven Maas Rood Joy Line Wax Glendower Pollock Rip Glendower Way Philadelphia Aransas Dosten New York Ciy Glendower Wys Muit Noah Conn Pal Indelphin Southam Pacl Railway Company New Orleans Havana Aluo New York City Hoston Wilmington

Fatal crash near Binghamton during auto fright

George E. Allen a 55 year old general sewing machine agent was killed instantly near Hooper six miles west of Binghamton when his wagon was tipped over by the frightened horse of an automobile driven by Bert Baldwin. Allen leaves a widow and daughter Mrs Kimball of Philadelphia.

Binghamton, N George E. Allen Hooper Owego George F. Johnson Lesteratire Bert Baldwin Allen Mr. Allen Kimball Philadelphia

Cashier Spear Sentenced to Seven Years in Oberlin Swindle

A.B. Spear cashier of the Citizens Bank of Overton pled guilty to one count of making false entries tied to the Mrs Cassie Chadwick case. Judge Taylor sentenced him to seven years in the Ohio Penitentiary. District Attorney Sullivan moved nolle prosequi on 21 other indictments.

Cleveland Ohio A.B. Spear Citizens’ Bank of Over- Nn United States District Court Sullivan Spear Taylor Casslo L. Chadwick

Stillman Gift Funds France Fine Arts Prizes

Paris reports James Stillman the New York banker has given 100000 dollars to establish prizes for the School of Fine Arts in Paris. The gift, unsolicited, honors France for the facilities it provides to American art students.

Paris France M. Jusserand Washington, D. C Ofte James Stillman New York City

China Defies Britain Over Mackay Treaty Demands

Seventy leading British merchants of London wire Lord Lansdowne urging immediate operation of the Mackay treaty. They claim China ignores the pact and opposes currency, mining, taxation and navigation stipulations.

Cornell Students Escape Drowning in Cayuga Lake

Eight Cornell students narrowly escaped drowning when their sailboat capsized in Cayuga Lake during a thirty mile wind. They clung to the hull for forty five minutes before a rescue party in rowboats reached them and towed them ashore in exhausted condition.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell Cayuga Lake

Battleships Race Across Atlantic Sets Missouri Victory

In a brisk eight hour Atlantic race from Pensacola to Hampton Roads the battleship Missouri claimed victory covering 12614 miles. Alabama faltered with propeller trouble and finished about sixteen miles behind the leader as dry dock awaited the ship. Maine Kearsarge Kentucky Massachusetts also competed with Missouri edging ahead at noon and Iowa?

New York City United States Navy Atlantic Ocean Missouri Rica Alabama Robley 2 Evans Maine Ife Charles H. Davie Meshig Pensacolia Fin Himpton Roads Kearsayne Kentucky Massachusetts Cape Honry Oll Kevyn Alghamn Vatara Malneade Milan Missouth Pac Penonola Fla Hinpton Reds League Ishi Navy Yard Santiago Matie Kearraree Captain 2D Tauskie Nike

Massacre of Jews Reported in Russian Town Ziltomir

British dispatches describe serious outbreaks in Ziltomir near Petersburg with Orthodox mobs attacking Jews. Reports claim large numbers killed and wounded as Jews resisted and fights raged in the streets for hours.

Ziltomir Petersburg Russia Tele Britins Kinhuet

Control of Manchuria Shifts Toward Civil Rule

Sohlo Japan reports government plans to replace military control in Manchuria with civil administration. Army officers will remain in leadership while civilian experts assist, and funding for the administration will come from new taxes.

Sohlo Japan Maneharin Aates

Wholesale Prices Quotes in New York Mile

The Milk Exchange quotes for standard quality milk at 2540 per quart. Prices cover dairy items from creamery goods to full cream cheeses, with figures for state and western favorites, and a wide range of fruits, vegetables, fowl, and staples. The list includes multiple regions and product categories with unit prices and per bag or per dozen rates.

New York State Penn Eeecsee Sss Venteen Lima Cahoon Ye Enra Apalen Ben Davis C. Cod Jersey Philadelphia Pacific Coast Agparagua

Heavy Market Turmoil and Banker's Defalcation Rumors

Continuous heavy liquidation in May wheat shocks Chicago markets with a drop near twenty five cents per bushel and widespread concern. In Milwaukee a banker’s defalcation adds to unease about financial trouble, while a separate note details Indian cotton industry growth and a new shoe machinery corporation forming in Paterson with fifty million dollars in capital.

New York City Chicago

Exchange of Prisoners Reported by Tokio Dispatch

A Tokio dispatch to the Telegraph reports Russia accepted Japan’s prisoner-exchange offer arranged through a British ambassador. The note cites earlier U.S. mediation and notes ongoing labor unrest in several regions, including England and Mexico, with wage raises and union actions mentioned. The article also lists various labor and union movements across the United States, and wage talks in several states, alongside scattered notes on rail and streetcar labor disputes.

Do Make New Fabric at 9-Mill Plant in New Orleans

John A Gilpin placed a contract for machinery to build a 9 mill in New Orleans Louisiana to manufacture a cloth for mens clothing using cotton and woolen warps with claimed special advantages The plant is experimental and may be expanded if results are satisfactory Also Baltimore catalog Ytathon Company awarded contracts for 10000 freight cars at an aggregate cost around 12000000

John A. Gilpin New Orleans Baltimore Catablo Ytathon Company

Record Wheat Crop For Kansas

Reports from all sections of the Kansas wheat belt predict a bumper crop, potentially the largest in state history, with elevators reporting favorable conditions and forecasts reaching 60,000,000 bushels. Mexico Buys Rail Locomotives and Steel from the U S in 1904, peso value shifts and gold standard adoption move through official channels. The American Window Glass Co plans a major plant move from Hartford to Pennsylvania, while Evansville notes declines in white field operations and a mixed pattern in farm lending and labor.

Kansas Kansans Wg Wirm American Window Ghtss Hartford Ind Pennsylvania

An Qupten's Cold Cure and Odd Remedies

Quack medical hints mix in a Philadelphia Bulletin piece with Queen Elizabeth’s cure, a long list of ingredients, and cautions about blisters and nostrums. Odd ballads, garden tips, and a Chicago anecdote surface, noting fashionable but flawed remedies and bald jokes amid scattered newspaper miscellany.

Physelan Elizabeth What Bulleyn Philadelphia Bulletin

Proverb Wisdom Across Nations and Seasons

A fragment from Leone’s Monthly Magazine notes that proverbs reflect a people’s wit and truths across nations. It praises Irish sayings about openness and kindness, and offers a vivid autumn image while lampooning poets who fear others spoiling their work.

Leone Monthy Magazine

Investigation of the Packers and public interest

The piece defends packers amid government probes into meatpacking practices in Chicago and beyond. It argues no definite charges or proof have been shown, notes Commissioner Garfield's report as controversial, and emphasizes packers' role in expanding farm exports, adding value to livestock, and transforming waste into useful byproducts.

Chilcago Coumissioner Garfeld Department of Comerce and Labor United States Out Corp

A Judge's Wife Recalls Cure From Teachable Remedy

Mrs Carrie King of Darlington Missouri describes long lasting health issues including biliousness kidney and back trouble. She credits Peruna with restoring her health and claims it cured her and made her a healthy woman.

Eunenseas Carrie King Darlington Milles Mestuelye

Cincinnati to House first automobile bank a novelty

Reported plans describe a chilled steel car with double walls and a one inch gap, featuring a burglar proof gate and clerical workspace. Powered by electricity and a storage battery, it would charge for a fifty mile ton, costing about 5000 dollars to deter depositors from visiting traditional banks.

Cincimnati iQwarters Phiadelphia Ledger

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