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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1888

Page

4

I Am Olive Chase A Bride Who Fled A Wealthy Mob

Olive Chase recounts her harsh childhood as an impoverished yet proud daughter of a widow and five sisters. After a London upbringing with Mrs Resumont, she marries Lord Silurian Trenton, endures abuse, escapes through a staged death, and supports her mother by selling rings and working for an artificial flowers maker. Jack Beaumont later reveals the truth. Olive works until her twenty first birthday when she becomes Mrs Julia Beaumont.

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What the Cow Gives Us in Dairy Industry

American dairy interests loom large, dwarfing bank capital with a seven billion plus production. About 91 million cows yield 850 gallons each yearly, totaling 7.35 billion gallons, while butter and cheese reach 1.35 and 6.5 million pounds respectively. Dairy value nears 500 million, supported by 100 million acres of pasture, underlining 4 million farmers' role in national welfare.

Crocor Solstein_Feicston’ Register

The Mormons in Utah Governed by Priesthood Power

Governor Caleb W. West reports Utah Territory population at 210000 with taxable valuation around 46.58 million and mineral output totaling 7.64 million for 1887, silver 5.08 million. He notes strong labor demand, high wages in carpentry masonry and mining, then condemns Mormon political despotism and urges Congress to appoint a committee to investigate civil and religious conditions in the Territory.

Caleb W. West Utah Church Congress

Faraday works and multiple 19th century incidents flash

A jumble of brief reports notes Faraday works in Pittsburg and a poisoning suicide in Norridgewock. It cites earthquake shocks at New Bedford and Fair Haven, mine collapse near Plymouth, a Chinese general’s death, a Baltimore defense veteran’s passing, a train accident near Dubuque, and Hale Missouri destroyed by fire. Also mentions court licensing taxes, government appointments, a German city fire, Stanley’s murder claim, Westinghouse power plant contract for London, bridge accident in De Quin, Ohio, gas explosion in Lima, a Catholic clergyman suicide in Dallas, a Kansas City court suicide, Arctic whaling relief, Suez Accord, a Czar train accident with many dead, and a prison mutiny in Orbitello Italy.

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Notable Journal Clashes Over Will and Crimes Across States

A broad digest reports Javor Lawnengy upholding a large New York will for a public library. It notes Weishan’s death in Massachusetts, coke trusts in Pennsylvania, and railroad parlor car consolidation in New York. Also covered are a Methodist minister’s death, weather disasters, civil unrest, criminal hangings, and political events including Cleveland’s visit and a rail federation movement.

Dreadful Night of Turmoil in Port au Prince

Advices from Hayti report Port au Prince endured a night of terror on September 23 with palace cannon and Gatling guns raking the city. Fort Alexander big guns fired through buildings, killing and wounding hundreds, including women and children. Notable deaths included General Seldo Telemaque and Charles Borno and Ducasse.

Hayti Port-au-Prince Fort Alexander Seldo Telemaque Charles Borno Ducasse

Cannibal Feast Reported in Bonny River Atrocity

Advices from the Bonny River in Africa recount a savage massacre where Ogoniston and allied groups entrapped and killed over one hundred fifty Africans including women and children in a cannibal feast. The article also notes a new dynamite shell invention sold to the French Government for eighty thousand dollars through a company agent in Paris.

Bonny Africa J. W. Grayson United States Navy Bag Pariy

Washington in crisis as minister is recalled over policy breach

The United States acts under President Cleveland to dismiss Lord Sackville after a volatile exchange with Britain over fisheries and Canada. A formal note and passport accompany the recall, signaling a breakdown in diplomatic relations. The cabinet meeting runs late as ministers weigh decisive steps.

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Vast mix of global notes and local crimes and disasters

A sprawling digest notes rail lines, treaties, military costs, and train embankments, plus a Kansas farmer’s wife harming her baby, a Kansas City girl’s suicide, a Minnesota treasurer robbed, a chargé of niche tech, and a Dakota hunting accident. It catalogs figures, names, and events with terse, era-typical phrasing.

Very Old People Era Yet Prominent In News Accounts

Report highlights centenarians and near centenarians across several states. Mentions Charlotte Perry of Sherman Texas restored sight at 102 after ten years blindness. References include Samuel Longley of Greeny Maine and Mrs Tudlud Fletcher of North Springfield Massachusetts celebrating 100th birthday.

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Baseball Season Recap Shows Vast Trades And Standings

Detroit and New York clubs faced heavy losses while Boston paid out large sums for players. Chicago and Pittsburgh boasted top batters. Ward led in runs with 38, and Stover posted a no-error 1000 average in 12 games. The season featured many shutouts, crowd totals, and looming shifts toward league realignments.

Labor News From The Nation And Abroad

A broad survey notes English workers fearing a fight for an eight hour day while New York milkmen rally 15,000 at a vacant plant. Savannah streetcar crews include colored drivers and conductors. New York women gain free Sunday concerts, Cambridge England starts a women’s carpentry college, and Pittsburgh firms offer soft steel at iron prices. Javan sends students abroad. 29,000+ women were laid off in 1887 in New York. A Chicago firm ships burnished shoes, and Yorkshire miners seek wage gains. Minneapolis coopers strike for barrel-rate raises, while New York faces retail construction plans and Antrim miners face a 14% pay cut. One rail fatality per million workers highlights danger, and Jersey City hosts the Labor Defense Association amid factory gunfoundry concerns. Russia’s Volga River employs 7,000 vessels and 200,000 men handling 5 million tons yearly. A national labor survey cites average earnings around $200, Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen shows 140,000 members with $145,205 in cash receipts. Iranian immigrants in New York live on nine cents daily. Italian laborers earn 75 cents. The International Union of Furniture Workers, founded 1873, now lists 26 locals and 11,000+ members, boasting an $18,000 reserve. A Manchester miners conference declares a 10-cent wage rise general strike, with 80,000 still out. Anthony J. Drexel of Philadelphia is noted as a wealthy yet modest banker. ZECLA WHEELER composes The Nod as she rocks her baby to sleep.

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City Grain and Dairy Prices Across Markets

Market listings show varied prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, and rye across Boston Watertown and Philadelphia. Dairy items include butter, creamery products, and cheese, with multiple grades and packaging notes.

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A Day's Doings: Hoxsey Tragedy and Other Briefs

A detailed account recalls the suicide of Thomas Douglass Hoxsey a US Navy Paymaster found at a secluded spot near his Paterson area home with a navy pistol nearby. It notes his marriage to Charlotte Townley and lifelong attachment to the Haledon neighborhood. The piece also covers civil unrest in Manitoba with clashes between government forces and Canadian Pacific Railway workers, a large gift from Daniel Hand to aid colored education in the old Confederate states, a sea-daring rescue of nine by a Southern Pacific steamer, and a report from France on its war budget and military needs.

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Prominent Figures and奇ities From a Curious Column

A scattered miscellany lists prominent people including Moony the evangelist age fifty one, Cardinal Gibbons, and Mrs. Burnett. It notes the Prince of Wales boy and Greece princes, a Washington sister, and London alderman Whitaker. Also mentions Froop fortune, Lady Dudley life policy, and a testimonial letter about Cock’s Plasters curing lumbago with a traveler’s anecdote.

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