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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented newspaper clipping shows a store owner refusing to marry a rival proprietor, citing trade as a bond stronger than friendship. The exchange hints at competition over business control with a threat to expand stock to secure a union.
A text claiming vigorous health empowers a wife to inspire her husband and urges women to pursue Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. Bessie Ainsley, praising recovery and vitality, plus unrelated notes on women graduates in photography and a dapper young man on Fifth Avenue.
A Nebraska resident shares how switching to Grape Nuts improved indigestion headaches sleep and weight. The testimonial notes rapid relief and lasting health benefits for the narrator and his 24 year old child, with the Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan attribution and reference to the book The Road to Wellville.
The report details brutal anti Jewish violence in Warsaw and Odessa with mobs slaughtering Jews by the hundreds. Police and soldiers align with Loyalists as presidents and officials fail to halt the bloodshed amid martial law and looting.
Hundreds of patriots are reported killed as soldiers, emboldened by martial law, fire on crowds in Warsaw. The Governor General promises abrogation, then tightens orders and shoots may occur for street assembly. St. Petersburg sees workers push for universal suffrage and press immunity.
The proclamation by President Roosevelt designates Thursday November 30 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer for the nation. It recalls early settlers and urges gratitude for crops and prosperity while urging self improvement and unity. Also noted are brief dispatches on other events including drownings and international developments.
Grave disorders erupted after a Socialist rally for universal suffrage in Vienna, injuring many as crowds clashed with police outside the hall and on Ringstrasse. Authorities blamed brutal violence, while demonstrations spread to Gratz and Prague.
Justice Department report to the President finds Indiana Circuit Judge Francis K Baker not to plead to an indictment alleging civil service campaign fund influence. Civil Service Commissioner Green alleged clerks at the Goshen Post Office were urged to subscribe to the Republican campaign fund.
Mrs Maud Broadwick of Cincinnati wife of Charles Broadwick died after leaping or falling from a balloon near Anderson South Carolina Instant death occurred as the balloon rose to about 250 feet Several thousand spectators witnessed the accident and the husband believes it may have been accidental rather than suicide
Cumberland Md Miss Bernadetta Decker died at her father's Eckert home from injuries suffered in a football game. She was the daughter of Justice Edward J Decker and had long participated in athletics. A girls football team she belonged to played a hard game several days earlier during which she was injured.
In St Petersburg, army officers and privates meeting at the university resolved to take arms against the autocracy. They charged the regime with strangling the proletariat, who have reached the last act of the revolution.
The British steamer Chil arrived at Callao from Panama with five cases of yellow fever aboard and fifteen cases of fever total, one fatal, while in transit. The ship has been quarantined since Panama.
Wholesale prices listed in New York show standard quality milk at 3 cents per quart. References to creamery brands and state dairy rules appear in a fragmented trade note with occasional figures and product names.
The Minnesota and Dakotas harvest reports show record yields per acre in grain crops for the season. Frost in October did not affect standing crops, with harvest completed before frost. Analysts foresee 100 as possibly the best year in trade industry and finance for the country.
Galveston Texas reports October wheat exports at 61 320 bushels with a season total of 1 382 320 bushels. The year to date shows an increase of 1 800 020 bushels over the same period, reflecting higher demand and output.
Fragmented report discusses trade factors and duties amid weather shifts, mentions preferential tariff rebates for Chinese products, New York quarantine changes, a 25 000 tres order, and rail freight pricing. References to cotton crop value and evolving transport lines imply a broad economic snapshot with several government and corporate actors.
A Civil War era skirmish near Aliddleaborough leaves at least two soldiers wounded and one outlaw leader’s brother Shelby Ball injured. Captain Albrecht plans a surprise attack but the raid backfires as Ball’s band repels the soldiers, who retreat from the mountain after hours of fighting. Wires into Cumberland Gap are cut amid ongoing hostilities tied to Sheriff candidate Frank Ball and rival John Bolen. Ball disappeared to dodge arrest following a nomination dispute and a back-stabbing shooting incident at Bolen’s shop.
An early morning gas explosion wrecked the Siemers National Bank Building at Bank and Main streets in Ishpeming. Four people were killed and three seriously injured. several others were hurt as debris shattered windows for blocks. Among the victims were Edward McGraw Steven Goodman Edward Klyer and Loretta McGee.
Washington D C General Board led by Admiral Dewey urges Congress to authorize three battleships and sixteen torpedo vessels in the winter session to strengthen naval power. The recommendation is expected to be included in the annual report to Secretary Bonaparte.
Twenty dead whales in the channel off Santa Cruz Island thirty miles from Santa Barbara were found with evidence of a fierce conflict. Reports note whales ranging from twenty to forty feet, with evidence of a date battle between varieties of whales and swordfish.
The excerpt reports on Asukusa-nori, a dried Japanese seaweed product gaining popularity in California and areas with Chinese and Japanese cooks. It notes its use in sauces and as a boiled staple, with imports to New York and Tokyo market links, reflecting broad culinary exchange and adaptation. It also mentions a London project to weave the world’s largest carpet, costing $25,000, for Olympia events.
During a young people's meeting a girl mentioned being rid with fear. Two artists corrected her as lurid meaning gaudy color. dictionary check showed lurid accurately describes the ghastly greenish countenance of fear. The Philadelphia Record notes the distinction between lurid and vivid.
A mother from Addington Indiana describes a two year eczema battle ending in a full cure after using Cutiora remedies and soap. The notice also mentions testimonials for Doan's Kidney Pills, a potato book from Vienna, and various patent medicines.
The claims of James Selleck Eliphalet Lockwood and William Lockwood of Norwalk Conn for indemnity after the cargo schooner Washington was seized and condemned by the French cruiser Le Renominee were brought before Probate Judge Gregory in Norwalk on August 24. The Washington was owned by the trio and their heirs pursue the case. Oddities in collections include Washington engravings local imprints transportation and other varied items noted from a Boston order book via New York Press.
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