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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1896

Page

4

Chicago Day Parade Splendidly Marched in Political Pageant

A massive Chicago Day parade marked twenty five years since the great fire as 180000 people joined daytime demonstrations and a torchlit night procession. Republicans led a sunlit route along Dearborn and Monroe with veterans, merchants, and labor groups. Free silver backers followed with 30000 supporters, floats, disguises, and speeches by Towne Eddy and Hardin. Night crowds gathered at Tattersalls and the North Side venues while Dr Chauncey M Depuy and J Sterling Morton addressed tens of thousands.

Conco Chicago America Aoniversary North Side Niet Vantagn Aight- Recra eKinley Cantep Ohio Hobnet Patterson N. J Bork A. Manna Republican Natiooal Campaign Committee Julon League Club Palmer Buckser Ford Democratic Palmer Mouse Chauncy M. Dopew Tellur Dubois Pettigrew Lake Front Park Quorge E. Swift Badenood Ross Bentford and Shea Rodustriat T. & Quilosy Chicago Marine Band Nest Augustus J. Burbank Chisago Union Veteran Club Wideawakes Tippecanoe Club South Rite West Side W. H. Alsop Iron, Hardware and Metal Workers Sound Money Dearborn Monroe A. O. Walker Free Silver Forces Bryan Oliver Altgeld Morah Tattersalls Charles A. Towne Bminvesota Adonui H. H. Eddy Colorado P. Watt Hardin Kentucky Robert Lindblom Teller Tuttersally Aod Abinzo North Side Business Men’s Association Tathuy Grindeur Orth Cbauncey M. Depuy J. Sterling Morton

Mor ton declines to attend campaign event in Chicago

Secretary of Agriculture J Sterling Morton reads President Cleveland's regret letter at a Gold Standard League gathering in Chicago. Cleveland says he cannot attend due to official duties and to avoid entanglement in the campaign, while expressing support for honest money and patriotic efforts.

Saya Chicago J. Sterling Morton Cleveland Gaar Gantes League Pondfar

Rosebery Resigns Liberal Sealership Over Policy

Lord Rosebery writes to Thomas Elward Elly MP for Morialds resigning the party sealership. The document cites a stated reason for his lordship's action though details are incomplete in the fragment.

Lord Rosebery Thomas Elward Elly Moriaadhs Liberals

Gloucester bank closes as treasurer Marsh dies by suicide

At Gloucester Massachusetts notices appeared on bank doors stating Capo Ann Savings Bank was closed. George J. Marsh longtime bank treasurer and trustee for multiple estates shot himself at his Annisquam summer home. He lay dead with a pistol and carbona on him. A note read if anyone thinks this is a cowardly act let him try it. Marsh, a bachelor, had led a reclusive life and was rumored to have stolen over 100000 from estates, with the Hilareth estate principally affected.

Naples Petheuis Helene Montenegro Italy Mumbert Holland Srezent Nikola Tesla Gloucester Mass Capo Ann Savings Bank George J. Marsh Annisquam Marsh Jet bin Myad Hilareth George du Maurier Trinity du Blaurier George Loula Patmalta da Maurtor Paris Mareh

Worst Storm Strikes Jersey Coast From Cape May to New York

A northeast gale lasting twenty four hours devastates the Atlantic coast from Cape May to New York. Beaches and boardwalks suffer heavy damage along Long Island and New Jersey. hotels, pavilions, and bulkheads destroyed. Sandy Hook and Atlantic City report extensive losses. Long Beach Railroad washed away and coastal towns flooded.

Jersey Cape May Hoston New Your City Atlantic Cape Mir Doston New York Sandy Book N. J Long Island New Jersey Consy Taland Gotham Brighton Beach Boldl West Brighton Norton's Point Oriental Hotel Bea Marine Road Coney Fland Rockaway Beach Rockaway Hog Island Ben Brunswick Asbury Park Irontier Long Branch Marine Observatory Sandy Hook Carrie Bradley Atlantic City Jumey Elberon Highland Beach Point Ilshormen Harry Janaen Ava Searborn Storel Cliff Anderson Charles H. Vandyke Paptol Vandyke Hammonton Jersey Shore Great Bay Long Beach Beach Haven Harvey Cedars Barnegat New York City

Creamery and Produce Prices Listing in 19th Century Market

A dense OCR of a market page lists dairy items such as butter and cream, eggs, and a long array of produce including cranberries, grapes, and apples with varied weights and prices. It also catalogs poultry, fowl, and livestock, plus flour and grain items with per unit costs and totals, reflecting a bustling sales ledger from a regional dairy and produce market.

Morrow Cholet Ted Kidney Eneset Cape Col Bob Tenches Aportea Baldwin King Ponte, Bartlett Concord Chofca Pacifica Coast Cholay Jersey Taripas Russia Lina Bonns City Eno Livy Beeves Wy Connery Tbs

Storm wrecks hit Boston pleasure craft in October gale

The October storm battered yachts along Boston harbor. The sloop Egeria drove onto Rip Rap Wall and began to break up while May ty ashore at Cow Pasture. Twenty to thirty yachts broke free from moorings at South Boston, many badly damaged. A two masted British schooner fled Dorchester Bay under bare poles, name unknown. Newburyport reports several vessels driven ashore and wrecked, wharves and warehouses damaged, and the city railroad rendered impassable.

Boston Mass Egeria Shy South Boston Swin Florence Dorchester Bay Newburyport Newuunyront Mas

Neva floody in Siberia halts railway and tops Indian rights

The Tacoma arrives with news of severe floods in Siberia where the Moor Santachasa and Inman Rivers surpassed bounds in mid September, flooding plains for miles. Siberian Railway closed by woods for 12 versts, Windivostock line communication not restored. About 160 Indians on Fort Totten reservation seek voting rights under the Dawes act as allotments are issued and citizenship arises with or without patent.

Tacoma Taccoma Wash Siberia Santachasa Ta- Man Terminas Windivostock Fort Totten Dawes Ian

The Merchant Marine Yearly Vessel Statistics 1890

The Merchant Marine report shows 22,908 vessels totaling 4,703,943 tons on June 39, 1890. Vessels built and documented rose to 723, with 227,096 gross tons, and foreign trade vessels numbered 1,257 totaling 841,954 tons.

United States Bureau of Navigation Atlantic Gulf Pacific Coast Great Lakes

Moody’s Apples For The Poor In Boston Appeal

Evangelist Dwight L. Moody told a Tremont Temple audience that surplus apples from Saganchu can feed Boston’s poor. Farmers face a bumper crop. funds will cover freight to the city for distribution. City Missionary Waldron issued a donation appeal as Dorchester reports leprosy in England and a Singapore boy’s illness adds to the era’s medical anxieties.

Dwight L. Moody Boston North Nold Mass Tremont Temple Mr. Moody Moston Waldron

Miniator Darrell Ordered to Sail Into Action in Europe

The United States plans to deploy the small vessel Bancroft to European waters as part of a broader effort to pressure a settlement of the Turkish question. If sanctions are approved, Bancroft will navigate the Dardanelles with Minister Terrell aboard to confront any obstacles.

Miniator Darrell Washington, D. C United States Abip Bancroft Ha Dardanelles Terrell London Mexican War Department Mexico Cubsa New York Stutsman Kidder Dakot Uust Springight Man

Luther A Roby Wreck Near Lewes After Gale

The schooner Luther A Roby from Cheverion Nova Scotia with paster ran ashore near Lowwas California after a northeast gale. Three crewmembers drowned including Barry Milby Thomis Sines and a Norwegian sailor. five were saved as life savers reached the wreck but the vessel broke apart.

Luther A. Roby William H. Mooney Cheverion Nova Scotia Paster Cuno Heelopen Lowwas Cal Barry Milby Steward Middletown Mass Thomis Sines Seaman Boston

Bancroft to Enter Sea of Marmora Under American Guard

The Bancroft with Minister Terrell aboard is to voyage to Constantinople via the Dardanelles and Chanak to reach the Golden Horn. The American fleet, led by Admiral Selfridge, will back the mission as Powers consent to the plan and no firman denial is expected.

Selfridge St Lnd Orfaca Golden Horn Caen- Brantinople Wego Annapolis Fta Seal Cahlnet Minster Terrell Bmyron Bollkanp Bancroft Terrell Ta United States Soltridce San Francisco Minnerpoilz Marblehead Miniator Terrall Dentals Constantinopia Terrell

Archbishop Benson Dies During Service at Hawarden

The Archbishop of Canterbury Edward White Ronson died suddenly at Hawarden England while attending divine service as guest of Mr Gladstone. He suffered an apoplectic collapse in the Gladstone pew and died at 1 45 pm after medical aid failed. He was sixty seven.

Archbishop of Canterbury Gladstone Anda Benson

Violent mob killings in the South and a Virginia political disruption

A farmer Randolp Falis was found murdered after selling cotton near Birmingham with his head split open. Suspect Jim Anderson was captured and mobbed to death after minutes of prayer. Henry Crayt was killed by mob. General James Walker faced threats while campaigning in Virginia. In Kentucky a 20 year old Jacob Prather shot 45 year old William Keeling at a political meeting.

Randolph Falis Birmingham Ala Falis Jim Henry Cyat Anderson James 8. Walker Congress Virginia Io Eo County Joqoh Prather William Keeling Chapiato

Atlantic Storm Hits Coast Near New York

A powerful storm raged along the Atlantic coast with winds pressing toward New York after several days of movement. Fringing gale damaged coastal areas as bailers stayed in port. the storm’s center was about 700 miles offshore.

Atlantic New York

Agricultural Conditions and Weather Report Summary

The Agricultural Department reports corn condition around 89 percent with state by state variances, wheat yield at 11.9 bushels per acre below earlier estimates, and overall quality near 84.4 percent. Drought and late rains hurt crops nationwide, with some regions like New Jersey Maryland and Rocky Mountain valleys fair. A notable local item describes a fatal domestic incident in Georgia.

Agricultural Department Washington Tennessee Kentucky Michigan Indiana Wilsonson Minnesota Owa Missouri Nebraska New York Pennayluntu Ohio Inediana Llinois Wisconsin Iowa Aissouri Kansas Ty Nebanska South Dakota North Dakota Oregon California Panagylvania Kentucsky Town Kanana Nebunaka Great Central Region Ousl New Jersey Maryland Pennsylvania

World Wheat Demand and Seas Rise Amid Crop Shortages

There is growing demand in Europe for American wheat driven by crop failures in Russia India and Argentina. Ships carry ore and cement to meet the shortage while ocean freights boom. Weyler’s efforts are futile and Mucuo’s position in Pinar del Rio is impregnable. Global wheat yield shows a drop of 185 485 042 bushels from last year.

South London Boston Nine Tours Buffalo N. C Hucksters America Locomotive Duluth Minn New York Chicago Minneapolis New Haven Conn Europe Russia India Argentina Berni Weyler Antonio Mucuo Pinar del Rio

Redemption Rock marked as site of Mary Rowlandson release

The Boston Globe notes Redemption Rock near Wachusett Lake in Princeton Mass as the historic spot where John Hoar of Concord arranged the release of Lancaster captive Mrs Mary Rowlandson from King Philip's forces in 1676. The rock bears an inscription detailing May 2 1676 agreement with Indians. A separate item reports a thorn injury near Richmond Mo costing a gardener sight.

Mount Monadnock Princeton Mass Boston Globe John Horn Concord Indiana Mary Rowlandson Lancaster Worcester County Philip Mre. Rowlandson John Hoar

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