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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1898

Page

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Star of the Bog of Annen Ends in Fairy Aid

Michael O Neil, a bog worker, faces temptation after his son’s death news and a theft of his load. A blazing star reveals fairies who aid him by restoring his son and exonerating him from an encounter with a counterfeit coin and a public house explosion. The tale ends with Michael’s renewed faith and a mysterious collapse of Martin Haney’s inn.

Michael O'Neil Anunnen John Australia Thomas America Martin Haney Michael O'Neil Monte Father Mathe Martin Honey Hart Mr. O'Neil New Grown Nobbs Anndbe Lord Darcy All Ireland Fairy King New York Independent

Results of the Elections Forty two States Chose Congressmen

Col Roosevelt wins as Republicans sweep the nation electing their entire state ticket and carrying the legislature in multiple states. Forty two states chose congressmen while twenty one selected governors.

Quay Victorious in Pennsylvania and New York Race

The headline notes Theodore Roosevelt’s successful run as New York Governor by about 20,000 and a Republican sweep in Pennsylvania with a near 100,000 plurality. It cites state tickets, legislatures, and expected U.S. Senate outcomes, detailing Roosevelt’s win and Quay’s likely successor amid broad Republican gains.

Tieotorn Roosevelt New York State Foster M. Voorhees New Jersey Pennsylvania Overnor Progres Michigan North Caroling Goss Ohio Illinois Massachusetts

Reverence for State and Office in Berlin Trial

A Berlin correctional court fined a man twenty marks for appearing in pump trousers and a knit jacket before a German official with a long title. The judge praised the office while noting the wearer’s lack of proper respect, the accused replying with deference to the magistrate. London Truth remarks the episode mocks birth, state, and legal rank as shadows rather than substance.

Stantaanwaltaschaftsrath Berlin Stavatsau Waltsachaftsrath Smith

Harvard Beats Pennsylvania in Season Opener at Cambridge

Harvard defeated Pennsylvania 10 to 0 in the first championship football game of the season at Soldier Field in Cambridge. Sixteen thousand spectators, including Boston society, watched the contest. A legislator, King G Staples, was sentenced by Judge Fish at Washturn to eighteen months in the penitentiary for embezzlement from Iron River while serving as chairman of the town board.

Harvard Pennsylvania Cambridge Mays Fashionablox Boston King G. Staples Wise Cousin Fish Washturn Iron River Dr. Temple Canterquiry Englind Emmate Admiral Deway United Keates Mullet Hag Greville Normandy Cherbourg Major Baker Fort Sheridan Tagene Tale Witte Stassia Tinance Baye iInesage Islan Solo Caliroad Krow Odessa William Homey Goodenough South Africa General Goodenough Amis

Private’s account of front line fear and reporter’s retreat

A volunteer private recalls the fear of combat describing a “no nasty experience” and the sense of a new job to endure. He watched a reporter flee toward the rear, seeming to possess a “through ticket” to safety while bullets whined, and reflects on caring for the frightened observer amid the firing line.

Yun—Arace New York Post

Fragmented royal artifact auction notice in London

A damaged OCR fragment reports an item claimed as the ring or pendant of Queen Anne, wife of Rameses II, offered for sale at a London auction house. Details are unclear but the sale is referenced with minimal readable terms.

Anne Rameses Anna Maria Druce Druco Porhos Winslow Saylam Har Ger Horsop Duke of Portland Wen Australis

Connecticut and New England in Election 1894 summary

Connecticut voters elected an Attorney General alongside state officers and a Republican Legislature likely to favor a 16,000 vote lead for Governor George E. Lounsbury and U.S. Senator Hawley. Massachusetts voted for Lodge’s re-election with a Republican Legislature, while New Hampshire, Indiana, West Virginia, Delaware, North Carolina and other states reported Democrats gaining seats, though party control varied by state.

Btnto Senate Mumbers Assembly United States James Smith, Jr Densey Crry New Jersey Foster MM Voor Repub Senate James Sfaith, Jr Congress Foster Voorhees Mr. Voorhees Erata Connecticut Toseph St. Hawley George E. Lounsbury Ridgefield Daniel N. Morgan Bridgeport Joseph R. Hawley Massachusetts Cabot Lodge Bostox Wolcott Ifs Massaatiugetts Brice Lodge Ona Ohio Comancs Daugherty Republican Executive Committee West Virginia House of Representatives Qaucovasor Charles J. Faulkner Wuereuixa Tnne Devoner McGraw George Q. Neal North Carolina St. Louis Francia M. Cockrell William Cowbeard Kansas City California Stephen M. White Bank Francinco Gags Phelan San Francisco Texag Hoger Q. Mille Tunpesso Chow William B. Bate South Carolina Florida Kentucky Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Maryland Virginia Missinsippi Georgia Jacksonville Fla Joo Leos P -Womestic Philadelphia Steet Rail Mishleot Wis Jobo Babii Benessmanp Babies A. G Widber Tressurer Cal Charrles Wilson Peleus John McLntosh Michael Schott Buffalo Niagara River Elyer Texas Whorler Bellevue Hospital New York City Ao Sailora England West Indies Continental Passaio N. J Krupp Hebichem Iron Company Bathlehem Penn Too United States Violunteer Toluntey Chicksmauge Park Gideon W. March Keystone Bank I Mra Russell Sage V Atala Alte

Anger In Germany Over US Demand for Philippine Islands

Berlin newspapers react strongly to the United States demand for control over the Philippine Islands. The coverage reflects German concern and unfavorable commentary about the move. Current events sentiment shows tension between nations and rising scrutiny of American imperial policy.

Germany United States Philippine Islands Berlin

Murder in Newtown Creek Suspect Abducted Contractor

Patrick Guligan a Brooklyn contractor was mauled and hurled into Newtown Creek. Police have no clues to identify the murderer.

Patrick Guligan Broonlyn Newtown Creek

Election returns roll in across states and cities

Early returns show mixed outcomes with Republicans carrying several state tickets and governors in California Iowa Michigan and Minnesota while Wisconsin and Rhode Island lean toward Democrats or fusion tickets. New governors and legislatures will shape the next US Senate seats in multiple states including California Michigan and Minnesota.

Kansas Fusion Ticket Wins Big In State Elections

In Topeka special reports, Governor Lewdy is elected by a 15000 vote majority on the Fusion Blue ticket. Curtis, Republican, is elected to Congress in the First District, with indications fusionists will carry the remaining seven seats.

Kansas Pomtiries Topeka Lewdy Curtis Phillips Repubean Dexiven, Co Colorado Thomas John F. Shafroth John O. Bell Wolcott

Nebraska elects Hayward with large lead for Governor

Special dispatch reports Nebraska voters chose Hayward, Republican, for Governor while Painter, Fusion, trailed. Early returns from 24 precincts outside Lincoln and Omaha show Hayward leading by about 72 votes in one tally, with later estimates forecasting a governor’s plurality near 3000. The result reflects Republican strength and a complex fusion ticket contest across the state.

Nebrati&a Nebraska United States Hunitor William V. Allen Eld Ropublicans Yusion Democrats Lincoux Neb Lincoln Omaha Hayward Painter Fusion Nebradka

Southern States elect governors and legislatures in varied outcomes

The passage reports election results across Southern states with governors elected in Texas and other locales, a new U.S. Senate contender to replace Bate in Tennessee, and legislatures shaping postvote shifts. It notes crowded races in Maryland, Florida, and Virginia, with party swings and factional fights among Republicans and Democrats.

Long Fimuid shores see stout gunfire and racing notes

Fragmented OCR news snippet notes ongoing fatal gunning trends and sports items including Urlar Awent winning thirteen of fifteen this season. Mentions include Princeton beating Virginia 12 to unknown, Legene sold for 1000, Harvard coaching change, and Whippet racing commentary amid a noisy roundup of names and results.

Dueck Urlar Awent Princeton University of Virginia Horsa Legene Joe Shepley Middletown N.Y Tappan Vienna Harvard Vreyg Ile Fregimen Bageball Pehl Breddle Bert Ot Iowa America

Election returns show Democrats up in several states

Special dispatches from multiple states report Democratic gains and Republican holds in the 1910 elections. Kentucky sees nine to ten of ten districts count for Democrats, while Georgia, Arkansas and other Southern states report light turnout. Wyoming and Colorado notes: weather impact, mixed results. Washington D C and national results indicate quiet races with party shifts in several legislatures and governors.

Washington, D. C Misala-' Alppi Georgia Arkansas Congressional Campaign Committees Lauravinie Cuattzston D. C Washington Conereesman Washinpton D. GC Congress Nous Republicana Republican Party Senate Republicas Kerr Democratic Congressional Committee House New Jersey Pennsylvania New York House of Representatives Damoerniiy

Wanamaker Arrest Stirs Slander Charge at Beaver Station

Rocneston special report states ex Postmaster General Wanamaker was arrested on a slander charge brought by Thomas Robinson veteran editor and former Superintendent of Public Printing. Robinson resigned from Harrisburg and returned to Butler explaining innocence. the suit reportedly grows from Wanamaker’s critical speech about Robinson’s role in the bulletin Diseases and Enemies of Poultry and state expense. Wanamaker addressed a political meeting after summons at the railway station with no bond.

Rocneston Penn Post Wanamaker Thomas Robinson Colonel Robinson Harrisburg Butler Robinson Wannamaker Beaver County

Order Granted That Father-in-Law’s Grave May Be Opened

A court has granted permission to exhume the grave of the respondent’s father-in-law. The ruling states the grave may be opened for required proceedings, with authorities ensuring proper handling and compliance with funeral regulations.

Aguinaldo Proclaims Punishment for Rebel Obedience Lapses

Aguinaldo, leader of the insurgents in the Philippines, issues a proclamation noting that while strict orders have been generally observed, a number of Filipinos have refused obedience and defectors in ongoing wars face potential outlawry and the extreme penalty.

Aguinaldo Diefeat Manila Phillippine Islands

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