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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1892

Page

4

Profit in Apples Shows Canada and US Growers Reaping Big Returns

Canada exports thousands of barrels of apples yearly and northern U S growers also profit from the fruit. England and Australia demand the surplus, while American orchards expand as markets widen. The best apples fetch high prices, with varieties like Red Astrakhan Spitzenberg Newtown Pippins and Gravenstein noted among many.

Canada United States England Australia Europa New England Maine Vermont Europe Newtown Nonesuich New York Post

Remarkable Rug Made From Thirteen Wild Animal Furs

A rug measuring 10 by 15 feet, crafted in Moscow over two years from furs of thirteen wild animals, is owned by W. J. Wallenbay. Valued at $1500 and kept in a vault, it features a rich mosaic of monkey skin ground with mink Angora otter and other furs, and includes Russian silver fox tails.

W.J. Waleleybay Wallenbar Vauit Moscow Russia

Brooklyn carvel tale of a tenor and a prank

A Brooklyn church tale recounts a tenor who mocked a sermon by making faces at congregants. One member deemed the antics idiotic and dropped a note in the collection basket requesting the pastor's visit to persuade the tenor to refrain. The note led to a shift in the tenor’s facial expressions during services.

Enor Brooklyn Piper Conor

The Next Congress In Senate Ballot Shifts Likely

The New York Herald projects a Democratic control of both chambers in the Fifty first Congress with Democrats 43, Republicans 41, Independents 4 in the Senate and notes term expirations March 4. It lists current and incoming Senators by state and party, highlighting three Republican and three Democratic incumbents who have been re elected or will be succeeded by their party. It also provides a House of Representatives party-polarity table and remarks that shifts may occur with future returns.

New York Herald Enya Yanats House of Representatives Senate Democrata Republ Sas Democrats Thoya Allianég Hubert A. Newton Yale Royal Philosophical Society of London Jones Bladensburg Washington Graves Citley Cilley SaMuel F. Satin Noweton Jook Jugon Goya Yoan Chinaiman Prince Grange Watts Great Britain May Cuavnery Derew New York Central Yale College St. &Penn Penn Western Arkansas Californi Colorado Connecticut Elaware Florida Georgia Creamery Indiana Ersamory AI Western Factory Curese Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Sfontana Atvessonsen Nebraska Nevada New Ganpsules State New Jersey New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Istani South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Niagara Vermont Concord Jersey Virginia Wwy Lotb Turkey Jorpey Kyuss City Stranee Eugene Turpin Trias Ministry of War Turpin Etampes New York Journal

Pope Banned From Wack and Other 19th Century Notes

A collage of eccentric remarks notes the Pope forbidden to do any wack plak, Ghapstone voices, and Whittler copyright profits. It lists Runvano Kipiino reconsidering settling abroad, Isfahan cholera death of Tutroponn Crit, and various society tidbits about Macleod, octopus of the White House, and Yale professors.

Ghapstone Abil Han Ispahan Berele England McLeod Beating Railroad Macleod Frysipenr Yarnison Yvolclock White House Hness Coxway Hindu Kush Range Kashmir Faoyesson E. C. Mosner Columbian University Washington Vermont Redield Proctor Eimunds United States Senate Theopmgua C. Angott Michigan Agricultural College Michigan Lanning

Moravia Mill Collapse Traps Dozens in Ruins

A mill in Oprau Moravia collapsed killing up to dozens trapped under bricks and timbers. About fifty workers, including men and girls, were inside when the second floor failed. Rescue efforts recovered twenty bodies and authorities hunt for the builder amid the tragedy. In Austria widespread distress and a mob in a poor quarter led to clashes with police and arrests.

Oprau Moravia Stoi Aic Pho Anill Dimsig Austria Boatman

Markets report New York late wholesale prices for country produce

New York markets show late wholesale quotes for country produce with price levels and variances. The report notes fluctuations across commodities and reflects the broader market demand influencing price adjustments.

New York

Collapse of a Strike in New Orleans Ends Amid Governor's Intervention

A large labor movement in New Orleans collapsed after Governor Foster restored order. The Amalgamated Council led unions across trades to push wage raises and job-for-union workers, paralyzing the city. The strike caused massive losses in wages, business, and city services before authorities quelled the unrest.

New Orluany Foster Connell Anl Anil Unio Amigamatal New Orleans Vonle New Orlvany

Vast Crop Reports Show Wide Variability Across States

November returns from the Department of Agriculture indicate light yields for key crops with wide regional differences. Corn and wheat totals stand high nationally while cotton suffers from moisture and mold, and tobacco and beans show below last year with uneven regional results.

Department of Agriceulture Aisho Atlantic Joss Alabama Mississippi Department of Agriculture Atlantic Coast Ohio Indiana Missouri Kansas Juno Nebraska Elinory New York Pennesylvania Wisconsin Maine Pennsylvania Minnesota Towa

Vigilant committee in Repatia and widespread unrest recapped

The item lists global woes from Florida orange shortages to a Bostonlike epidemic in Seattle and famine risks in London. It notes naval militia starts in Pennsylvania Vermont and Chicago voters and a new Rhode Island flower honor. Also mentions the Panama Canal inquiry, a monument to anarchists, and rail safety lessons from a Scotch train wreck.

Repatia Hava Vigilancy Committee Florida Burlin Seattle Washington North Dakota Chicago Hays Massachusetts Rock Mountain London Panssylvanxya Vermont Paesotay Kater Rupsia Maube Robert Bonners Waldheim Supreme Court of Michigan Harrisons San Luis County Colorado Hay

Robbery at Captain Wheaton's Nut Island Home

Pirates of the Nut region report a burglary at Captain Elijah Wheaton of Tuckahoe. Cash valued at 9000 is missing from a bureau drawer while other money and valuables remain untouched. The Wheaton family suspects a local intruder familiar with the household.

Cape May Elijah Wheeaton Tuckahoe Nut Wheaton Hemoe Blut Munners

Noted scientist photographer presents detailed lightning study

M E L Jrongelot submits images to the Academy of Sciences showing lightning connecting earth to a cloud at forty degrees. The main flash splits into four principal ribbons with thirty seven distinct branches visible under strong glass, while many faster threads lie beyond naked-eye view.

M.E. L. ‘Jrongelot Varia Academy of Sciences Louie

Miners Killed in Mine Explosion Near Ottumwa

In Pokay, fourteen miles north of Ottumwa, three miners were killed and seven injured when an overshot blast discharged powder and felled workers. Several others were knocked down but not seriously hurt. prompt action likely saved ten miners from perishing.

Pokay Ottumwa Tnocross Slamp Pannabote

Camden Fire Devours Half Million in Business District

A blaze in Camden Maine caused by an early morning discovery consumed thirty five mainly wooden buildings on Main Street near Cleveland's Black and adjacent avenues. Firefighters used dynamite to blast debris as flames spread across nearly four acres, destroying shops and residences and leaving businesses and residents with total losses.

Camden Cleveland Main Street Rockland Mechanic Washington Ouvenh

Rats Gather Gooseberries In Garden Tree

Reade in the Zoologist notes ripe gooseberries reappearing this year and suspects birds are at work. A large rat soon steals berries, dropping them to others. More rats join, each with a berry, until a wire cage traps nine intruders in three days. Franco imposes a tax on traveling beglists.

Ts. Reade Mr. Reade

Syrup of Fligs Promises Permanent Cure for Constipation

The advertisement claims Syrup of Fligs permanently cures habitual constipation, arguing that once people know this, they will not buy other laxatives that work only temporarily and may harm the system.

Cats And The Independence Of The Cat

A collection of notes contrasts cats with dogs, noting a cat’s independence and selective affection. It includes Henriette Ronner’s words on a cat’s refusal to be governed by training or rewards and a varied set of unrelated items mentioning Fiji banana disease, onion plants, and a farm with 2000 tons of milk cow feed.

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