President McKinley in improving but slow recovery noted
The Cranbury Press reports in Buffalo that President McKinley’s condition is improving but remains unsettled with limited digestion and a pulse near 128 after a light meal. Doctors expect a slow recovery, with bed confinement likely for about a month. The issue also covers Franklin Murphy’s standing against a false “dollar a day” claim, citing Newark Council history and Vanderpool’s defense of Murphy’s treatment of workers, plus King’s New Life Pills appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. YepBept
McKinley
Eugene Vanderpool
Newark
Franklin Murphy
Vanderpool
Murphy
Newark Daily Advertiser
Closs
Mr. Vanderpool
New Jersey
Post Office Robbed in Spotswood Burglary and Bomb Damage
The Spotswood post office safe was robbed early Saturday. About 300 worth of stamps and 25 in cash were taken after the safe was blown open with a Timothy-like explosive. Miss Matilda Horlapy discovered the forced door around seven. The blast plastered walls. the district recalls a gunshot report. No trace of suspects found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spotswood
Spatewood
Joseph Horapp
Matilda Horlapy
McKinley
Theodore Boyens
Vitets
Thomas Kennedy
Railroad Excursions to Indianapolis and West
The Pennsylvania Railroad advertises round trip tickets from all points to Indianapolis for the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting September 16 21 with return options and extensions. It also promotes reduced rate trips to San Francisco for the Protestant Episcopal Triennial Convention and a special Pacific Coast tour. Additionally, Pan-American Exposition excursions to Buffalo depart from Philadelphia and nearby, with varied routes and prices. A four via Pennsylvania tour to Gettysburg Blue Ridge Luray and Washington departs September 14 from New York and Philadelphia, with a five day itinerary, chaperon, and low round trip rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ote
Nodianapolis
Protestant Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Geo. W. Boyd
Philadelphia
Pennylvania Railroad Company
Buffalo
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Williamsport
Lock Haven
Trenton
Reading
Lancaster
Barksburg
Altoona
Tyrone
Winchester
Pullman
Gettysburg
Blue Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Sheridan
Luray
Washington
United States
New York
Broad Street Station
Meningitis in Horses Alarms Jersey Farms Disease linked to water source near barns
Farmers near Piniufield report several spinal meningitis cases among horses. Experts link contamination of drinking water from barn drainage as a likely cause, noting higher altitudes have fewer cases and wells near barns are more prone to seepage. In other notes, Governor Voorhees cancels Jersey Day festivities tied to McKinley shooting. a Bucklen's Arnica Salve testimonial, coffee packaging, and a Pennsylvania Railroad tour to the Pacific Coast are described with schedules, routes, and low rates. The travel plan covers New York to California with a return through Arizona and Grand Canyon, priced at 185 dollars round trip in a Pullman train, with limited berths and prompt registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piniufield
Sea Girt
Voorhees Hnus
Jerney
McKinley
Voorhees
Middlesex Common Plea foreclosure sale notice
Sheriff Isaiah D. Barclay announces a public vendue on Wednesday October 2, 1901 at 2 PM at Short Street area New Brunswick New Jersey to sell the defendant Robert Z Mason's interest in a Cranbury Township property described by metes and bounds. The conveyance traces to a 1836 deed between Clifford Conover and Margaret Ann Mason with all appurtenances. O H Bnydor & Sons are plaintiffs' attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
C.H. Bnyder & Sona
Plalnuttsins
Teobort PB
Mavon
Fl. Fa
Shortis Olea
New Benoswick
New Jersey
Robert 2. Mason
Parcee
Hunt and Promigen
Cranbury
Chamberlin
Eatard
Clifford Conover
Margaret Ann Mason
Middlesex County
Iriagular
Hbortlen
Hurad Tamente
Bolonglog
Isaiah D
Barclay
O. H. Dnydor & Sons
Pero
Garment descriptions with colored trims and braids
A garland of vintage fabric listings describes girls’ garments in plaids and blues with contrasting braids, plain cashmeres trimmed in white combination braid, novelty fabrics, and a brown and royal blue serge ensemble featuring a wide silk-noutache collar. Prices range from AT $1.98 to $35.98.
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THE CRANBURY _PRESS
Cranbury, N. J
PRESS
Frinting CO
Mr Murphy
New York Herald
The
Advertiser
Alderman Murphy
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
Burnham
Maching
S. H. Lincoln
Clayton's
E. B. Munday
Henrietts
Tex
Pennsylvania Railroad
Account Sovereign Grand Lodge
A. F
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanis Haliond
Gettybbung
Wash
Ington
Benn
Sylvaf
Hatirgha
Jersey
Railond
A. Kellett
Williford Ark
Bucklen
Silvers Bros
California
Pennsylvania Hailroad
Canadian Northwest
Grand Canons
Arizona
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Chicago. Org
Colorado Rockies
Okaic Lae
Sierra Nevada
Arizona Desert
Grand Canop
St. Louis
Uno
Indarma
Obtor
George W. Boyd
Broad Street
Sheriff’s Sale
Rheds
N. J
H. M. Voorhees & Bro
East State St
Trenton, N. J
BBC
Mike
Knox
Dobbins
the Hatter
East State Street
Agai
Bepc Newark Nl
Thomas Mason & Son
Ile Main St
Hightstown
HiSher
the Eclipse
Levi U
Nortie Broad Street
Acme Harrow
St. Alban'’s Foundry
Syracuse Chilled
McCormicks
Dion and
Nash
Must
Cortland Wagons
Alfeed Peats & Co
Garden Taole
Ogee
Manet Jr
Tench & Dromgold
George M. Appleget
Cranbury N. J
Pia
Christian Endeavor
Spworth League
JON Dougal & CO
Nassau Street
SanpatTin
Vilasdelphia Station
Welto
Patens
Tronclad Manufacturing CO
Bliees
New York City
Pappler
Bateman
Dain
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
John's
Bercen’s
Cranbury, N
Davison’s
Lehigh
Sp. DA
Veson
Tamesburg, N. J
Fents
Lupton, Bros
Matawan
Keyport and
Perth Amboy
Matawan, N. J
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