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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1892

Page

4

Great Exposition Grounds Nearing Completion at Jackson Park

A detailed survey of the World’s Fair site in Jackson Park, Chicago, notes extensive progress across the grounds. Buildings from California to Indiana rise, midway plaisance promises a grand display, and manufactories and arts halls edge toward completion with further work planned through winter.

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Exposition Buildings Progress Across the Grounds

A detailed survey notes 125 structures, with the Transportation, Horticultural and Fisheries halls nearing completion. Foreign pavilions cluster near the lake, while the States of New York, Pennsylvania and others advance, rail access grows, and the Administration dome dominates plans for the opening in May.

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Fragmented 19th Century News Fragments From Global Events

The text compiles numerous garbled reports about agriculture in Italy and Australia, weather and drought effects in Eng land and South Jersey, population notes in Berlin, and a mix of war and census data. It references Maine abandoned farms, French troops in Africa, ghost dances by the Sioux, and a WS parade with nations declining to participate, all delivered in disjointed phrasing.

Italy Australia Brazil England Russia Berlin Arkansas Maine Alronty Africa South Jersey Tussi Franipa Wilp Oranger Fernva Lind Southurn Mexico Denmark New York City MNH Digg Wea Nisin Dalton Gaus Colleyvilley

Tribe Annihilated in Yomocnian Last Stand at Tomocnie

News from El Paro Texas reports the massacre of a small Tomocnan village in southeastern Chihuahua after a year of rebellion against taxes and government interference. Federal troops and local forces killed 865 villagers and wounded many, with only those in the mountains surviving. The attack ended when a church siege collapsed in hand to hand fighting.

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Vessels Lost in Greenland Gale Near Greenspond

A severe gale off Greenspond wrecks and sinks multiple ships. Ten vessels are reported lost or missing and twenty two lives feared dead as crews reach St John’s and Greenspond. The Knight Templar suffers damage near Grand Banks and graveyard recoveries occur. Also reports mass joining of National Journeymen Tailors unions with local branches formed.

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Prices of country produce in New York market

Wholesale prices for beans, peas, fruits, vegetables, dairy, and poultry listed with many varieties and grades. Key items include Red kidney beans, Lima beans, Green peas, apples, grapes, peaches, cranberries, cabbage, lettuce, cucumbers, and potatoes with assorted quality notes and unit measures. Various dairy products from Creamery and Western factories shown alongside poultry and eggs.

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News Epitomized items from Eastern and Middle States

A mixed digest reports a NYC police board move to abolish the song police club in favor of a brief replacement and whistles. A runaway car at Huntington, Pennsylvania killed Andie Dunn, William Temple, and John Barclay. Callery Junction suffered heavy fire losses. Additional items include bank thefts in Nova Scotia, deaths in Danbury and Newark from heart disease, executions and trials abroad, and various disasters and political notes from North and South America, Europe, and Asia.

Middle States Tax Police Board of New York City Burnen Police Club Ita Place Algoala Andie Dunn Wiliam Temple John Barclay Huntington Penn FIVA Callery Junction Phoenix N. S

Labor Strife and Eight Hour Day Debates Across Nations

A fragmented 19th century survey notes labor unrest and wage issues internationally. It cites a British eight hour day motion, German union efforts, French rail and British dockyard labor plans, and German and American labor conditions, including wages and women’s labor. It mentions pensions for long-serving rail workers and orphanage plans for workers’ children with broad references to various countries.

Milwaukee Fire Ravages Twenty Two City Blocks

A massive blaze in Milwaukee Wisconsin destroyed about 7200 cottages and damaged millions of dollars in losses. The fire began 5 30 p m at the Union Company store on East Water Street and swept through the Third Ward toward the river and lake. Chicago and Racine engines aided as flames spread, with dynamite used to halt progress. By midnight, losses were estimated from seven to twenty million dollars, with fatalities few and emergency crews still battling the last pockets of fire.

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The National Game and Baseball Scenes of 1880s Scores

A fragmented 19th century baseball overview notes Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and New York transfers, Cleveland and Boston championship contests, bunt rule debates, and team changes. Mentions Wann of Brooklyn, Vnesipent Vox per Ang of St. Louis, Anpon and Ryan, Conxen of Philadelphia, Richardson of Washington, McCaulty captaincy, and Bow fon texts amid season standings.

Cincinnati Mexico Wann Brooklyn Vox Per Ang St. Louis Bunting New York Brazil Tirrowend Seages Cleveland Anpon Ryan Chicago Jame Conxen Philadglhia Dleling Aul Richardson Washington Jones Atlants McCaulty

Obsequies at White House for Mrs Harrison

Funeral services for Mrs Harrison took place in the East Room of the White House at 10 am with Rev Hamlin and Rev Bartlett officiating. A large crowd attended as the procession moved to the station for Indianapolis where interment followed at Crown Hill Cemetery.

Harrison White House Washington Faralls Dra Hamlin Bartlett Army D. Miller Alds Halford Supreme Court Alaine Clorton J. W. Foeter Dikinweeld MiNar Wanamaker Tracy Noble Ruak Mra Me- Xee Rasaall Avenua Presbyterian Church Stirs Indianspolis Jesuasay Pennsylvvania Avenue Manson Pennsylvania Avenue Indianapolis Todianapolis Ind Julge Woolf B. Martindale Lew Wallace Dr. Allen T. P. Haughey Jurge Nibiack W. B. Fishback Moses G. McIinin John , Elder Haines Dr. Hyde Crown Hill Cemetery Ray Hyde

Treasury publishes monthly public debt report shows slight rise

The Treasury Department releases a monthly debt statement noting a small month over month increase of 653,087 in the national debt. It records a surplus decrease of 8,654,517, plus minor shifts in interest bearing and non-interest bearing debt. The report also lists gold reserve funds, cash balances, and circulating certificates and notes, with receipts totaling about 32.75 billion versus 20.75 billion in October 1891.

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Murdered all Irish constable kills family then dies

An Irish Constable at Bal fundriua Barracks County Kildare shot Sergeant Tozan and his wife in their bedroom then killed Logan's children. Two died, three fatally injured, two seriously harmed. Pilkington fled burning room and then died by suicide.

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Apple Harvest Process Described By N.Y. Post Letter

A Fan nington Maine letter to the New York Post outlines the apple harvest along the Canadian border with pickers using sacks and ladders. It details careful picking leaving stems, grading into fancy, second, and third, and culls turned into cider or animal feed.

Fannington New York Post

Tideless Sea and Listed Ailments in 19th Century Ads

A fragmented miscellany notes the Mediterranean tides, especially in Gulf of Gabes, with weak lunar influence offset by winds. It shifts to medical ads touting Dr. House’s Certain Group Cure for coughs and fevers, Syrup of Figs for constipation, Beall’s Pils for indigestion, and assorted patent medicines with endorsements and addresses.

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Careful Living Advice Promised With Scott’s Emulsion

We pay the printer to give you good advice about health and to lead you to careful living. Our reason is that Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil is often part of careful care. Let us send you a free book on careful living from Bown Chemists in New York.

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