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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1897

Page

4

Cooking Box of Wood and Solar Cookery Experiments

The item describes Adams of India creating a cooking box made of wood with mirrors and a copper boiler to concentrate heat for quick cooking. It notes the device can stew boil bake by retaining or releasing steam and that heat can be increased by enlarging the box. Also mentions sun-based distillation and broader solar experiments in Algeria.

Atrolley Algeria India Adams Philadelphia Ledger Avery J. Hamilton Agora A. Mf Leonard Street N.Y. City Astathatyayar Paz Atgatta Pastaracnie

Towa Battleship Returns From Sea Trial Off New York

After a forty eight hour sea cruise the United States battleship Towa, the first of the new sea going battleships, anchored off Tompkinsville Staten Island then moved to the navy yard at Brooklyn. The ship, largest and most powerful in the navy, demonstrated speed and fighting ability during a final acceptance trial, testing hull compartments machinery boilers guns turrets and electrical firing apparatus.

United States Towa Navy Tompkinsville Staten Island Navy Yard Brooklyn Vertol Iowa

Parricide, Fireboy and death by own action

John Kammarer a Benton Harbor Michigan farmer quarreled with son Henry over money. Henry shot his father then killed himself after fleeing the house. Father rescued from flames but died hours later. Mrs Herolam in Vatn noted. Meanwhile Mrs Arthur Fortin seeks to save her five year old son Henry when struck by a train near St Jean Baptiste Valley Falls Rhode Island. Both mother and son died. Mrs Fortin was thirty five.

Parricide John Kammarer Benton Harbor Mich Henry Herolam Arthur Fortin St. Jean Baptiste Valley Falls R. I Charles A. Dana Edward Lycrett Hall Berlin Mass Coon Rhode Doehng Chicago Duke of Cimbrides de Henry 2 Pritehaed Twe Hanpolls Aimer Harrison George Muller Bristol Tanenda Peery New York City Cubs Saratoga Flvanre Alfredo Laborde New Orleans United States William Gildea Eitizen Owna Melton Kansas News William Leavitt Charles Barnatt Dr. E. Beden Telgado Massa Massa Dr. Bedens Cabana Fort Tsr Meton Highanda Melton Labordy Laborde Boute Havana Siz Vaya Apeot Lst Minute Marty Willian’ Weyer Elizabeth N. J Ohn Burgess George Hart Merridan Mieh Hart Burgess Safeldg Augusta William Moody Moody Maggie Puryear Newbern Tle John M. Feagles Bhat City Mississippi 8. Louis Chester Morrow Brothers Clarksville Tenn Allen Farm Bryan Texas Chetham Tom Sweat Baeing Millican William Wells Northvilly Andrew Poley Aquahogue Long Island Squire's Landing Poevoule Bay Nugent Woostan Vermont Henry Sherry Neonah Wie Edward , Jones American Book Company New York Hts Net St. Vincent's Hospital Congress Annie Fagle Horn Eliza Fiander Pratt Carlisle Arthur B. Moody New Hawn George H. Houghton Protestant Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration Chattanooga Beasley D. L. Snodgrass Tennessee Supreme Court Snodgrass Wilson National Grange Harrisburg Penn Aviser Afghanistan British India Lockhart Pellieuxy Alnst Comte Usterhazy Dreyuts Paris Spain Neumann Kolvenau Germany Otte Cirats Styria Polivari Austran Christian Seomi Democrats Argentina Repile Central Africa Iaindred Lydia 5. Pinkham Lynn Pinkles Lynn E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Tragic Drowning of Brewer Brothers on Big Stone Lake

George Brewer aged seventeen and Homer Brewer thirteen drowned while skating on Big Stone Lake in Minisota. One brother broke through the ice and the other was dragged under while attempting to rescue him.

Iris Annormous Black Friars London Times New York George Homer Brewer Big Stone Lake Minisota

Two Boys Charley and Willi s Wilson Tragedy

Charles G Wilson and Willis Johnson, youths on the Black Roof turnpike near Bridgeport Connecticut, enact a pretend hunt. A gun misfire mortally wounds Charlie as Willie plays hunter. Melbourne Australia experiences a major warehouse fire destroying many businesses and causing widespread unemployment.

Charlie Wilson Charles G. Wilson Willis Johinson Black Roof Bridgeport Conn Charl

General Vyner on Lottery Laws and Fraud Orders

General James N Vyner assistant attorney general for the Trust ofiles Department says that during the period May 244 fraud orders under the amended lottery laws were issued. Sixty four were revoked as owners abandoned the business. Courts have construed the lottery laws strictly and upheld the department. The report notes opposition to lotteries and the rise of related schemes like bond investment and debentures. It discusses the Louisiana Lottery and international spreads via Honduras and express companies, with the Dingley act and Postmaster General regulations seen as the main controls on lottery material in mail and abroad.

James N.vyner Gary Re. Port Boys Honduras

European leaders press united front amid transatlantic tensions

Austro Hungarian foreign minister calls Europe to rally for vigorous defense of Ducope against the United States in a annual address. Mastery of Rome notes European commercial beat in tension with US. General Albert Ordway dies in New York amid family grief and memorials. Minor items report London refuse tonnage, a mansion value, and Boston newspaper praise of a major project.

Count Coluchowski Austro-Hungar Europe Clouely Ducope Ktates Rome Italy United States Wits Hembarge Mousa Albert Ordway United Stated Army Holtman New York City Bettina Gerard

Telegraphing to ships at sea by shore wireless

Experiments in wireless telegraphy transmitted messages from shore to ships twelve miles away. The United States Government has decided to adopt the system for use in the Navy.

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