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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
4
An Ohio mother from Ludington Michigan praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing painful menstruation and enabling her to manage eight family members. The letter credits the remedy with restoring strength and daily capability, endorsing it for mothers with large families.
A mixed excerpt surveys ancient legends of the Volcarn and a seppagin Clon likened to Vuicorn, alongside historical notes on Townsend Harris and the Mad King Otto. It then shifts to diverse 19th century items: insurrection reports, political moves, trials, and curious incidents from American and European outlets.
The Cornfield Philosopher notes that wealth cannot defy scarcity as fuel runs out, quipping that the man with money to burn faces a cold day when his reserves fail. The Indianapolis Press framing echoes a caution about financial privilege versus resource limits.
Special dispatch from New York City reports Professor R A Wilphans findings on tissue samples from William Marsh Rice. Mercury detected in small quantity suggesting administration before death. questions remain on dosage. Patelek and Jones face forging charges with $10,000 bonds each as grand jury consideration looms.
Noted philologist Professor Max Muller died at Oxford a few days ago at age seventy seven. He was born in Dessau and studied at Leipsic and Berlin. He moved to England in 1856 to work on the Veda and later served as professor of comparative philology at Oxford University. He published extensively on religion and language and received many honors from European governments and universities.
Report from Yakut shows a severe quake near Mount St Elias causing massive ice fall and rock slides. Townspeople near the peak describe a wide ice mass breaking loose and destroying surrounding areas while residents retreat toward Yakut for safety.
The fragmentary text records a chaotic scene with unclear names and events. It mentions a miscue or mishap and references a sequence of numbers and scattered terms amid unrelated terms and misspellings.
The 39 day anthracite strike ends with a 10 percent wage increase guaranteed to April 1, 2000. About 140000 miners idle. costs reach 14 million and coal prices rise. President Mitchell announces the settlement urging orderly return and grievances addressed by company notices.
Coroner Vroom directs a Ridgewood jury to decide where Jennie Boschetter died. Testimony from Paterson Chief of Police Grant and cabman Sculthorp points to Passaic County side of the Passaic River. body later moved to Bergen County side. The jury will rule on jurisdiction as to where the death occurred.
Governor Roosevelt drew massive crowds in Madison Square Garden and on surrounding streets, with about 100000 honoring him and 44000 parading. Fireworks and bands accompanied speeches from fifteen stands as Roosevelt criticized Bryan in a landmark, highly publicized event.
The War Department reports Major-General MacArthur sent about a hundred American troops to attack roughly 14,000 Filipinos entrenched 14 miles east of Narvacan in Sur Province. The clash cost the Americans one officer and four enlisted men killed with many wounded and several captured. First Lieutenant George L. Fetter of the Thirty-third USV was killed. insurgents suffer an estimated 150 casualties.
The Transvaal has been proclaimed part of the British Empire. The royal standard was hoisted in the main square, the Grenadiers performed drums and massed bands played national hymns amid impressive ceremonies.
Lt Richmond P. F. Hobson receives a loving cup from Alabama people during a Montgomery street fair military day. Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler gives the presentation speech amid a Cotton Industry in the South note noting 4 801 320 spindles active and 3 418 497 more to be added this year.
The United States Grand Jury returned thirteen indictments against former postmasters and carriers in Polk Clarkson and Paulding counties charging conspiracy to defraud the government. Authorities say defendants harvested stumps to cancel stamps and sent bulky packages, with pine bark attached to mail.
Springfield reports total town yield of 2 188 000 000 bushels for apples, down from 2 207 000 000 last year and 1 868 000 000 in 1898. U.S. average apple yield is 26.44 bushels per acre, with a national crop around 48 000 000 barrels after September gales.
A colonial wedding tale notes doubts about a groom’s age as a bride near her teens stands at the altar with a playful secret revealed by boots. The piece then shifts to the U.S.-Mexico boundary resurvey, describing obelisks, measurements, and improvements across about 1000 miles, plus a Tang dynasty style button hierarchy in China insights and a Sir Robert Hart reference.
Mayor Bates accuses Chief Bar Tea of failing to calm residents urging police to shoot robbers. Reports mention George W. Blake death after a speech, Count Caden dAnvers killed in a Paris crash, and dynamite wrecks in Elwood injuring two households with narrow escapes.
Fall River reports cotton receipts near consumption as mills buy to clear a gap. Swuber Mills resume after rains raise Maine rivers and unlock droughted lumber production. US crop data show potatoes at 230 million bushels, 83 bushel yield, 2.897 million acres.
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