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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1902

Page

4

Worshipers Visit Birthplace of Thomas Carlyle

A list of visitors to Areb house in Ecclerechau near Thomas Carlyle's birthplace records 1238 attendees, with nations including United States Canada South Africa and more. Ads tout remedies from Dr. Kirk’s Nervelestorer to Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and various quack cures, alongside stock and memory musings common to the period.

Areb House Ecclerechau Thomas Carlyle United States Canada South Africa New Zealand Australia Germany Switzerland

Pennsylvania National Guard Deployed to Anthracite Riots

Governor Stone orders the entire Pennsylvania National Guard to duty across Luzerne Schuylkill Carbon and surrounding counties to restore order amid coal region disturbances. About 3000 troops and several regiments, aided by city units, are deployed with costs projected above $1,000,000.

Pennsylvania National Guard Klis Tarrisburg Pat Stone Bivs Nationa Guard Pensy Hlynia Luzerne Schuylkil Carbon Laukawana Susquehanna Northumberland Columbia Murker Saul National Guard Division National Guard of Pennsylvania Willam A A. Stone Thoway J. Stewart Fell Sheridan Philadelphia City Delphia City Cavalry Batwry

Dedication of Camp Roosevelt by Grand Army veterans

Washington DC witnessed the dedication of Camp Roosevelt during the thirty‑second encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Secretary Hay delivered the keynote, praising veterans and the nation, as crowds, parades, and fireworks framed the ceremonies near the White House.

Washington, DC Cerrimoiles Grand Army of the Republic Toosevelt Ad. Aedes Byomen Secretary Way Roosevelt Warner, Chaiman Cohmnliter District of Columbia Hoe Veterayis Washington Capitol Republic Europe Torrance Moody Root Bunlits Biles Michigan Binghim Department of the Potomac Joes McElroy

Second Regiment Sent to Protect Hudson Valley Railroad

The Second Regiment is ordered out to guard the Hudson Valley Railroad amid labor unrest. Governor Odell and Adjutant-General Meary prepared troop lists and dispatched the unit under Colonel Lloyd of Troy to Glenwood to assess the situation. Additional forces may be deployed to prevent further clashes between the Hudson-Fahey company and strikers as protests flare.

Hudson Valley Railroad Albauy N. Y Odell Meary Hidaon Valley Railway Navnal Lloyd Troy Glenys Tradis Henry Gill

Postal Service finances show smaller deficit this year

Auditor Castle reports for the Postoffice Department the year ended June 30 1902 with gross revenues of 10 1 21 000 000 and net income of 2 981 170 while expenditures reached 124 800 217 The revenue gain of about 10 216 854 reduces the deficit versus the prior year despite heavy rural free delivery spending Also notes Mexico enacts death-penalty abolition and manchurian troop withdrawals in line with treaty terms.

Washington D. C Auditor Castle Postoffice Department

Coal Conference at White House Ends in Dispute

Roosevelt mediates a stalled coal strike between operators led by Baer and miners led by Mitchell. Operators reject arbitration while miners press for a public need to fuel. Afternoon session turns heated with threats and calls for troops. no immediate settlement reached as Roosevelt weighs next steps.

Roosevelt Alek White House Uiis Micheell Gil Mitchell Pennsylvania Baer Phonas Markie Welds Wilcox Cleveland Noosevelt Baer c Towiah Ubis Tegal Bradley Winky Tie Elda Welb Att Seri Tinox Payntiingster-Gene Wayng Keat Washington Tloves Sfortly Publc Econ Mateuts Chie Ayavenie

Riot among 600 in Haverhill street clash ends with arrests

A violent riot in Haverhill Mass. draws 600 men women and children into a half hour melee on River street. Polish tenants and Jewish residents clashed with Syrians and Poles as sticks and missiles flew. Seven arrests made and warrants issued for Husny Yanape amid blame over rent collection.

Haverhill Waes Waverhill Mass Moody Stallany

Senator challenges tariff talk amid tense debate

A Cleveland bound visit by Senator Hammon and rival Johnson sparks a contentious exchange over tariffs and economics with no political references. In other news, the Viceroy of Nanking dies, triggering global reaction. Russian market drops follow a failed stock issue. a historic church collapse in Trieste kills four priests and worshipers. and Camden police seek Paul Woodward for the Coffin and Jennings murders.

Woodward Camden N. J Coffin Jennings Thaddontel Paul Woodward Finsheen Tharelay

Boston Republicans Pick Bates for Governor in State Convention

The Republican slate names John T. Bates of Boston for Governor and General Corths Galla ry for Lieutenant Governor. A brief platform amendment storm centers on reciprocity with free coal iron and steel, while debates touch on trusts and coal strikes. Former Representative Frank M. Fitts of Somerville proposes a reciprocity plank amid heated talks. The convention upholds a protectionist line and endorses Roosevelts proposals on trusts and corporate power.

Boston Sluss John T. Bates Corths Gallary Frank M. Fitts Somerville Amet Witen-Ix

McCullough Elected Vermont Governor in Republican Sweep

Vermont parties endured a summer of political strife as the Legislature elected General John G. McCullough Republican of Bennington as governor. Stanton Roxbury was named lieutenant governor, while other lines show mixed national and local political notes, with several unrelated items teeming through the issue.

Montpelier Green Mountain John G. McCullough Bennington Mr. McCullough Perpeival W. Clement Pelle Wo McGutiricks Stanton Leepublican Roxbury Agan May

Global labor unrest shocks early 20th century mines and cities

The report details widespread strikes and wage fights across multiple regions and industries. Miners in West Virginia return to work while Chicago types secure concessions after a long city transit walkout. French and Canadian workers push for shorter hours and steadier pay, and organized labor movements spread from Philadelphia to Baltimore and beyond, as employers resist wage and hours demands.

White Oak West Virginia Chicago Lmve Gol Ontade Baltimore Ahi Vito National Altace New York Brooklyn Pitsburg Athonde Chy Mextes

Collapse of Senate Tent Causes Mass Injuries

A collapse during a tent show in Marvih Olle injures about 300 spectators with many reported hurt. Fire caused panic and one individual, Sedelin Mo resident Wheat ves, died by suicide after the disaster. Rescue efforts and investigations underway as authorities brief on injuries and potential operator responsibility.

Senate Marvih Olle

Milk and Produce Prices from New York Market

A historic price list shows milk and dairy items with varied state and regional references, including butter creamery products, nutter creamery-Western terms, and specific grades. It lists vegetables, fruits, poultry, and livestock with per unit prices such as per quart, per bushel, per basket, and per hundred pounds, reflecting market rates across states like New Jersey, Ohio, Connecticut, and Long Island, with notes on quality grades and packaging.

Greese Partakim Jersey Taney State Penn Pencher Ohio Torecy Bawket Connecticut Bisset Uett Phung Peare, Hartlett Ubi Becket An -Sheldon Cody Delaware Bac Niagara Dreason Forkeoys Nora Sale IWR Long Island Orange Co Brussels Duluth STOCK Thewed. Co

Armour Wheat Corner Ends After Months of Trade Watch

Armour brokerage operations in wheat collapsed after over a month of activity, ending a rare market event. The deal, once a notable "fall eater" on the grain board, saw prices swing from 704 to 610 cents per bushel and yielded a substantial profit for the big firm, estimated between 5 and 3.2 million dollars. Reports claim about 7 million bushels moved through Armour brokers, with settlements largely at 98 cents in the final hours.

Soint Board of Trade Soint Board of Trade. During the Month the Price of Se Heatavis Lester Storts Pilers Singlung

Interior wheat movement and freight pressure rise

The report notes rising freight pressure as wheat movement increases but delivery grades lag for contracts. It cites state statistics showing near 1.2 billion bushels of crops, with divergences in supply, and discussions of foreign steel and coal shortages affecting fuel deliveries. Top growers report field struggles and market values show slight upticks amid ongoing supply constraints.

Mourned Dog Found Dead After Elmwood Search

A cocker spaniel named Th eedog belonging to O. Af. Lee died after digging its own grave and hiding beneath steps. Elmwood Avenue searches failed until Friday when the dog’s body was recovered. The family advertised a reward for the dog’s return, dead or alive, and mourners noted the tragedy as part of a broader community response.

Dor O. Af. Lee Uts Rome Elmwood Lee Providence Journal

Peruna praise and Lakewood travel notes in 1910s ad text

The snippet extols Peruna as essential for family health, with testimonials from Louis J. Scherrinsky of Atlantic Iowa and Mrs Nannie Wallace of California praising its cures for coughs stomach issues and general wellbeing. It then shifts to Aluminum as a paper substitute and describes Lakewood New Jersey as a premier winter retreat with schools, climate, roads, hotels and leisure activities inviting readers to inquire via C M Burt New Jersey Central.

Louis J. Scherrinsky Locust Street Atlantic Iowa Alany L. J. Scherrinaky Nannie Wallace Ulate Cali Western Baptist Missionary Society Nannies Wallace New York Lakewood N.J Philadelphia C. M. Burt New Jersey Central New York Dept

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