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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1893

Page

4

Admiral Mello Proclaims Brazil’s Emperor Heir

A telegram from Madrid reports Admiral Mello proclaims Count d Eu's eldest son as Emperor of Brazil. The heir, born October 15 1875 at Petropolis, is named Louis Philippe. The move is linked to royalist funding claims and opposition to the Brazilian government.

Adwinsl Mello Renor Bford Afairs Madrid Brazil Admiral Mello Count d'Eu Thacon Fierro d'Alcantara Louis Philippe Petropolis Rilo Jansiro Fetho Will Isabellnol Braganza Dom Pedro

Public library growth and distribution 1885 to 1891

The Bureau of Education lists libraries in the United States with over 1000 volumes. It compares 1885 and 1891 statistics, noting 2887 to 3804 libraries, average sizes from 6381 to 8104 volumes, and library-to-population ratios improving from 1 to 18,822 in 1835 to 1 to 16,462 in 1691, with 34 to 50 books per 100 people in those years. New York leads with 511 libraries, followed by Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Connecticut, California, Missouri, and New Jersey.

Bureau of Education United States New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Connecticut California Missouri New Jersey

California Midwinter Exposition Builds in San Francisco Park

Five main buildings for the California Midwinter International Exposition are under construction in Garden Gate Park San Francisco grouped around a parallelogram central greeting tower 270 feet high and ornate fountains. The largest is the manufactures and mechanical arts structure designed by A Pagy Brown Moorish in style with expansive dimensions.

Garden Gate Park San Francisco A. Pagy Brown Nankin Vienna Therow Theraan Rancert Mooriah Dralgn Alxty Edward Th. Brain Mayer Towers Byanion Samuel Newsom California Michael Angelo

Labor World and Global Unions Report

The article cites diverse labor movements from New York to Holland, noting large unions, wage increases, strikes, arbitration pushes, and urban employment programs. It mentions 142 strikes, 60,000 idle workers in Holland, wage gains in Boston, and organized efforts to furnish work and train the unemployed.

Torrecan Gragrane New Yon Guseva Switzerland Meresa Montays Sat Eee Hovw Unitet Typothetas Amstrapas Holland Tax International Boat Sad Crncimxate Brostcurtens Inventule Washington, D. C

Blount Papers Detail Hawaii Annexation Era Conflicts

A condensed report reviews congressional papers on Blounts 1893 Hawaiis annexation period. It cites Stevens with the Provisional Government, the American flag over the government building, and the Boston troops landing sequence. It notes Queen Liliuokalani, Mounts testimony, and concerns about US knowledge and consent in the transition.

Frightful Death in Valley Steeani Express Collision

Anilemsy Carman of Valley Steeani was killed in a collision with the Sgarbore N Y express near Took Salle Centre at 5 20 pm. Carman, who was riding toward Vallew Stream, and three others were struck as the train collided with a wagon. The horse Bolted and splatters filled the scene.

Anilemsy Carman Valley Steeani Anilite Sistern Carman Hive

Guatemalan Serfs Freed and Labor Tensions Rise

Fragmented report notes freed serfs in Guatemala amid upheaval over forced labor and property seizures. Mentions government agents, rival planter raids, and a consul general’s observations. Includes unrelated mention of a Columbia River fishing catch and weights.

Henry C. Stewart Cilatennat

Arrival of Australia brings no change in Hawaii policy

News from Honolulu reports that the steamship Australia arrived at Ban Erapciaco, Cal. Minister Will presented credentials to President Dole in the Government Building’s gold room. He stated the US has no instruction to halt the restoration of Queen Liliuokalani, while conveying renewed goodwill and future cooperation between the United States and Hawaii.

Australia Honolulu Jinwallan Foreign Omen Dole Stilts Wills Asho Daclivarad Mercory Blount Into United States Louisg Hia Totter al Habal United Sates America Mintstogs Trecefsa United Anarica Bavaiian Tylands Mawahan Islands States of America Ag Mindy United Slatesfa Oon Willis Provisiona

West Point Colonel Questions Football Risks in Cadet Injuries

Colonel Ernst, superintendent of West Point, questions the value of football for cadets noting injuries occur with significant risk. He cites figures suggesting dangers may outweigh benefits and calls for careful consideration of the sport within the academy.

Ernst West Point Military Academy

Agricultural Market Fragments Outline 1893 Prices and Goods

Readable segments show varied 1893 market items from butter and creamery products to Western eggs, fruit, and produce. Lists include weights, brands, and prices for butter tubs, creamery items, eggs, poultry, and fruits with scattered regional references to Cal, Tama, Lawrence, and Con­cord.

Cal Daicys H. F Tates Id Falls Ocu Wwe Western Im Razau Asm Lawrence Concord Niagara Prims Lilly Old Jersay State Poon Gorse bin Ducha Jersey Rei Tultard Bob Colery Virginit Oman Bre Yasse Bemik Clower Oro Tunuthy Beeves VELY Detssoliyvisseyeevtesereene

Beastly Atlantic Storm Wrecks Coastlines and Claims Many

A violent three day storm battered Britain and Ireland with wreckage strewn along the Yorkshire and Cornwall coasts. Dozens of vessels foundered or were driven ashore, with the steamer Hampshire sinking near Cornwall and many crew lost. Widespread damage to piers, harbors, and wharves. cattle drowned overboard. considerable property damage and numerous rescues reported.

Britain Orkney Islands Acotland Walla Felda Vern Bryan Windermere Lancaster Winterton Portsmouth Hampshire Gurnard’s Head Cornwall Bonita Filey Yorkshire Reny Calth- Does Tony Funserland Bilbao Flamborough Scarborough Morkshire Malin Head County Donegal Ireland Mayo Dublin Liverpool Havre Catala Foam Onlais Harbor Gravelines Cains Cainty Ughthouge Caunty Calan Tonemouth St. Ives Cintra Bt. Ives Bork A. C. Bean Iron Newcastle New Brunswick Bowllay Totay Donegal Wer Darlington Furt York Sprengel Steel Works England Betysick-on-Tierd North Oriah Stathway

Massive Rail Strike Shuts Lehigh Valley Line Nationwide

A Philadelphia driven Grievance Committee ordered a general strike on the Lehigh Valley routes affecting 3000 workers and several unions. Trains stalled or diverted, several yards abandoned, and communications disrupted as crews refused duties. The action began at 10 PM following weeks of committee deliberation.

Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Road Way Faston Nenn Perulinbhs Fevighe Locomada Jilaphla oMees Perie Pittston Junction Corton Yacits Hollston Hollston Without Any Means of Notifying Them of Their Danger. A Hite Tlw Otelock Sen Myer Aiesa Wilkesborne

Turmoil in New York and worldwide events headline

A chaotic collection of events from the Eastern and Middle States and beyond includes a fatal poisoning in Pittsburgh, a gunfire incident near Delmonico's in New York City, ship sale and Brazilian president links, deaths from disease, and a mix of political unrest and urban incidents. The report mentions a suicide in Yarmouth, a fire at a Catholic establishment, and various international tensions from Brazil to Europe.

Middle States Winrar Ft, Lignes New York Iun Insurance Company New York City Hea Thomantett Wleveral Delmonleo Turtoamuhip Yarmouth Tostononl Yarmouth Steamship Co Flint & Co New York Peixoto Brazil Simpalit Washington Paketedd D.M Kilpathes Louelana Frasurer United States New Orleans Andrew Hero, Jr John D. Stovkar Georgi Atlanti Tur

Fire Destroys Hotel at Merci Station Near Beaver

A hotel at Merci Station near Beaver burned several nights ago. Twenty sleeping rooms were occupied. many tenants jumped from windows to escape. Victims include Imad Hughes of Charleroi Penn aged 33 John Kelly of Woods Run Penn aged 40 Robert Stanley of New Brighton Penn aged 32 Birney Wilkes of Allegheny Penn aged 24 Tit Wrenn of Pittsburgh stonemason aged 24 Jerry Wrenn of Palethurs boss stone man. Cause suspected incendiary. Night watchman Garlek aided evacuations as fire raced through the building. Fire destroyed the entire four stories. escape by stairway cut off.

Merci Beaver Peon Sfang Cavere Imad Hughes Charlier Penn Angel John Kelly Woods Run Jerry Wrene Iason Dian Stathin Garlek McGamlek Anita Elianee Frank 2. Uratley Robert Keeney Dittsbury Hac

Life Saving Service Annual Report Highlights Losses and Rewards

Superintendent Kruaball reports on the lifeboat service operations for the year ending June 30. Disasters numbered 427 with many saved and substantial cargo and vessel values, including $641,075 in ship equipment and £8,095,075 in property saved or lost. The fleet faced storms along the Atlantic coast in May, with notable rescues and a hotel keeper awarded for courage. additional incidents on wharves saved lives but incurred costs.

Kruaball Dig Une Tiebe Persod Plord Pbs Tia Atlantic Coast Dari

Exports and Imports of Gold and Silver for Oct 1899

Treasury Bureau of Statistics notes October 1899 foreign and domestic merchandise exports totaling 87.7 million dollars, with imports around 51.6 million. Exports excess over imports 15.9 million. Ten month totals show shifts: 1899 exports 690.9 million vs 753.2 million in 1892, with gold and silver movements narrowing gaps between years.

United States Treasury Department Bureau of Statistics Btatiatics Auyer

Big thirteen inch gun completed for Navy ships

Washington gun factory completes another big thirteen inch gun fifth of its kind for naval use. Twelve total to be mounted on battleships Marse, Tadisne, toxa and Orryon. Prices, weights, and costs of projectiles, powder, carriages, and total system are detailed in the observable text.

Washington D. C Marsechyusetts Tadisne Toxa Orryon Rand Indian Head Potomac

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