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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1891

Page

4

Grave of Mary Leo: frontier tragedy on Kironean plains

The narrative recalls Mary Leo, eighteen, who died after an Indian siege while emigrants crossed the plains. She defended a rocky mound with a Winchester, killing one and wounding others before dying from wounds and exposure. Her bones were later buried by surveyors as veterans recall her name on campfires.

Lee Ana Avery Tou Mary Leo Rand Iho Abo Ferkicsa Leo New York World

U S Demands Reparation Over Valparaiso Clash

A Bantingo dispatch reports United States Minister Egan formally demanded reparation from Chile for the attack on Baltimore sailors in Valparaiso. Investigations showed Baltimore officers were assaulted and two wounded. thirty five crew members detained violently. State Department ordered an immediate examination and accountability for police brutality and injuries.

Bantingo United States Egan Flan Chill Valparaiso Baltimore Was Mm State Department Washington Ington Chilian Junta Sohley Charles Rig Pipmoby Heagan Atention Croiser Phapailos Bogen Americana Wington Bea Eagan Secneraror Tracy Kay Columbia Iron Works Detroit Twe Cray Bratxe White House Tracy Havishg Queen Victoria Ton Louiss Schlanswhp-Holstein Prince Aribert Anhalt Actine Secetany Spavunorne W.d. Thompson Charles H. Shobel J.P. P. Brown W. P. Moxio Keystone Spring Garden Nations Phladelphia Citizens’ Committee of Fifty

Surplus forecast as varied world data floods in

A scrambled historical digest reports Brazil surplus expectations, population counts and agriculture figures from numerous regions, including Onto schoolchildren, Vinoinia tobacco acreage, New Yong Crrr night schools, Worxs Guatemala prices, and Worcs Russian famine impacts. It notes floods in Byam and trains in Georgia, with talks of immigration, war, and tax receipts.

Brazil Onto Exoranxo Panis Wuscouaty Byam Fa Agalo Cuicano Vinoinia New Yong Crrr Worxs Guatemala Socratism United States Trane Russia Machive Garza New York City Eles Ciers Canada Florida Great Britain Idaho

Forgery and embezzlement charges hit Daxter Boring’s officer

Eastern and Middle State druggist Treopone Doxnstivorn a mioont Pitts arrest ed charged with forgery and embezzlement of school funds. Reports vary on the abortage totaling 9000 or 17000.

Middle State Treopone Doxnstivorn Mioont* Pitts Ae Daxter Boring’ Company Seventh Ward Schoo Evrriquor Dealar St Bar Harbor New England Worcester Mass Boston Hartford Conn Newport Ellsworth Madison Square Garden New York City William Martin Datrot Scarloa Timothy Hopkins Empire State New York Central and Hudson’ River Railroad Buffalo Henagat G. Barnes Portland Portland ‘Coment Pipa Company Tax Court of Appeals of New York Samuel Haverhill Mase Lng United States Washington Square Alexander M. Destigny Afr Kendal

Fragmented Biographical Snatches From a Rumor Mill

A garbled gnome of names and ages features Cunra's Emperor, Jean Snaxtow aged sixty three, Viscourt Dupurr an English insured for 6 million dollars, and other scattered figures. It mentions politicians, explorers, and a Seattle lawyer, along with notes on Garfield’s doctors and a San Francisco editor famed for his pen. The piece drifts through estates, wills, and curious roles from Europe to America with little coherence.

Cunra Jean Snaxtow Viscourt Dupurr England Lonn Trannsor Geonox Kernan Fanny B. Wano Chile Gronor W. Denamaren Pennsylvania Seattle Washington Polk Naples Paris Kaluolant Garfield Masy Gronor Goyan W. R. Heansz San Francisco Tria Iothion Moxsigxon Prarox Ekicf Ebtyalno Lavra Monastry Kief Osman Pasa Plovyna Turkey Eveerwoene Econ Smith William LH. Builth House of Common Lfe Mir. Smith

Turmoil After Valparaiso Sailor Assault Revealed

Secretary Tracy discloses Captain Schley’s cable about the October 16 clash at Valparaiso Chile. American sailors, including Potts Officer Riggen and Turnbull, were attacked by a mob of about 100, with multiple grievous wounds and one critical condition. Several Chilean sailors aided the Americans while others were arrested. outcome of arrests and potential actions remain undecided.

Tracy Schrey United States Baltimore Valparaiso Eailors Schley Potts Charles Riggen Apprentica Talbot Heaver Itherson Net Turnbull Hamilton Hoover Panter Davidson Chillan Wolfes

Pluto Princess Sarah Winnemucca Dies After Remarkable Career

Dispatch from San Francisco recounts the life of Sarah Winnemucca the Pluto Princess. Taken as a child by Captain Truckee, she aided General Crook and lectured across New England, later returning west and teaching an Indian school aided by Elizabeth Peabody. She married twice, led Piute efforts for a peaceful relocation and farm aid, and died before achieving her goal to move the Piutes from cattle country.

San Francisco Cal Sarah Winnemuccs Truckle John C. Fremont Sierra Ovada Engilab George Crook O. C. Howard Bannocks Elizabeth Peabody New England Peabody Esstern Philanthropiata Bartlett Wyomley Sarah Hopking Abs Pine Ridge

Russia's Famine Sparks Broad Government Relief Measures

Government moves to curb alcohol contracts and expand relief. Winter grain sowing in famine districts is hindered but areas receive state seeds and grain stores. Peasants can use state lands for pasture, and relief works are expanded to employ more people. Forest labor programs have already spent 17,000,000 in eighteen provinces.

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Natural Gas Shortages Hit Ohio Towns Hard

Ohio towns face fuel cuts as gas supplies falter. Lita Gas Co will not furnish to factories after November. TiMa warns contracts end with per thousand rates rising. East Liverpool pottery loses gas, shifting to coal. Dayton and Tiffin face costly litigation over finance and grants.

Ohio Lita TiMa East Liverpool Dayton Tiffin

Worlds Columbian Exposition figures and costs

A long summary of the Exposition plans up to October 15 1801 notes areas, buildings, annexes, and costs. It lists total construction estimates of about 7.2 million for structures and a grand total near 17.8 million, with government and state roles and plans for foreign participation amounting to about 5.68 million in foreign funds and 1.5 million from the United States government.

United States Illinois Jackson Park Cairo Astoway Plotzance Washington Park Exposition Company Lake Front World's Congress Auxiliary Amoxeibiie Ditare

Labor World reports widespread union activity and strikes

The Labor World notes coopers, druggists, cooks, stewards, and house painters showing labor organize and seek unions. It cites Ohio People's party nominees, Knights of Labor demands for Sunday openings, 75,000 Hebrew workers in New York, and a Philadelphia railway hands walkout. It mentions wage cuts at American Waltham Watch and a 1693 Chicago labor congress linked to the World Columbian Exposition.

Woskx Pueblo Col Lonpox Ohio People's Party Knights of Labor Tigaz New York City Enecmnto Railway Philadelphia Penn United States Kring New York Bookceller Mercurius Librarius South Screwmen New Orleans Senonud Chicago John Burns Tom Mann London

Monument to Henry W Grady Unveiled in Atlanta Outsized Crowd

The Henry W Grady monument was unveiled in Atlanta on a day when 80 000 people filled Marietta street between the Government Building and the old Capitol. Governor Hull spoke, Confederate Veterans and Grand Army members paraded, and Alexander Doyle's heroic statue cast in bronze stood with Memory and History figures flanking a great pedestal.

Henry W. Grady Atlanta Marietta Street Gussie Grady Monument Grand Army of the Republic David B Bilt New York Northen Georgia Charles S. Northern Monument Association J. W. Lee Fulton Colville Charles Howell Henry WW. Grady The Atlanta Constitution Athens Diou State University Henry W Grady Grady

Fatal collision sinks Charlwood and Beaton near Plymouth

The Beaton and the Charlwood, a 759 ton British bark, collided near Ediddyatons Rocks fourteen miles from Plymouth. The Charlwood’s captain his wife steward and six officers and seamen drowned, and three crew on the Beaton also died. Lifeboats nearby rushed to help but sixteen perished. The Beaton was en route from Cardiff to London and the Charlwood from Antwerp to Valparaiso.

Beaton Boston Cardiff London Falmouth England Balmot Antwerp Valparaiso Thros Charlwood Pony Governs Edidyatons Rocks Plymouth

Destructive Express Wreck at Monmouth Opens Suspected Switch

A Burlington road wreck near Monmouth Wil at 1 am killed five and injured fifty or sixty when the Omaha and Denver express struck an open switch and derailed. Engineer Emerson and another official died. a female passenger was crushed beneath the sleeper. Officials deem the mishap a malicious switch displacement and report the train at forty five miles per hour.

Burlington Road Monmouth Wil Emerson Wanian

Wrecks of the Gale Drift Off Delaware Coast Value Put At 1 Million

Calculations on derelict ships adrift after the great gale estimate total worth at one million dollars. Many vessels believed near Delaware coast where storm was severest with salvage potential high. Notable abandoned craft include HB Hart of Taunton and E J Cottingham with cargoes, plus Devonshire and Tamox, near Philadelphia area. Allianz and other vessels sighted nearby with American schooner and British brigantine reported in proximity.

Columbia D. C Thornton Nance Beauregard Conrad Harner Broux Falls Nort Dakota New Orleans Jon Migxlie Sophia Brock St. Louis Bro Lillis Park Meeker Col Blue Mountains Rio Blanco United States Boston Brooklyn Navy Yard Chili H. Betty Wichardson, Williams & Co la Lns Louisville City Electric Light Drygoods Kaufmann & Strauss Queen City Texas Irs Lowa Srotosa Conneaut Ohio Butte Montana United States Mine Supply Company Cleveland Oklahoma Hornsback Cimarron Glenwood Delaware Taped HB. ¥. Hart Taunton Afnss E. ‘J. Cottingham Central Cargo Funtin E. Wolston Moe John E. Chase New York Devonshire Tamox Allianz

Philadelphia movement fights promiscuous surrender of acuta

A vigorous Philadelphia movement denounces public convoy policy and the exposure of women to disease. An incoherent ad collage follows, touting quack medicines from Dr Hoxsie and Dr Kiino, promising cures and trials, with unrelated customer praise for Mrs Pink’s Vegetable Compound.

Philadelphia Acuta Hoxsie Buffalo Chicago Kuom Kiino Phila

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