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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1899

Page

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Hair Loss Folly at Silver Maple School Leads to Unruly Exit

Jabez Jordan, a new harsh teacher, struggles with discipline at Silver Maple School. A dog named Tige disrupts class, drags out the hairpiece Jordan wears, and the students witness a chaotic escape as the wig ends up in the dog’s mouth. The incident ends with Jordan dismissing early and the pupils leaving.

Silver Maple School Jabez Jordan Dan.Roby Bohool Tiga Dan Tige Dora Harvey Inboz Jordan Dora Jabez Tommy Dodge Henny Pope Jahoz Mr. Jordan Mr. Hopkins Haskins Deak Jaboz Jordon Jaboz Jordan Sven the

Wigged Teacher Flee: Pupils Welcome Kind Haskins Return

A bedraggled wig remains as Dan and Jabez chase Tig the dog and two boys. The teacher's vanity prompts him to quit the school. He leaves that afternoon, while the next week Mr Haskins returns to lead kindly. Tig shows no remorse or boasting over his role.

Girla Abe Dan Roby Tiga Achophouse Dan Tige Lucy Sharpe Sally Lee Lucy Lew Ball Tigo Pan Lew Jabez Jordan Joe Carter Jon Jabez Hiss Ogni Dan Sod Lew Mr. Haskins Tig Tie Gould Mr. Gould

Patillo's bull's-eye tale and other old endurance stories

A collage of old anecdotes recounts Captain Patillo missing a distant target then hitting multiple bull's-eyes, a temperate reminiscence about a mother guiding a child with hands-on lessons, Jay Gould's wary meeting with a rookie reporter, and notes on birds that inhabit the White House grounds including robins and blackbirds with winter migrations and tame behavior.

Patillo Miles Washington Potillo White House

The Bloodless Sportsman and Other Pairs

A humorous mixed-page piece features verses on the bloodless sportsman and forest life, plus a collage of jokes, quips, and anecdotes. It moves through rustic reflection, a lighthouse relocation report, a peculiar pond event in Kentucky, and a professor’s country misperception, ending with a farmer’s quip about hired hands.

Claveland Plain Deatoy

New York Celebrates Admiral Dewey with City Events

NYC prepares a three day pageant for Admiral Dewey including naval review, fireworks and a grand breakfast. Officials like Mayor Van Wyck plan ceremonies from Tompkinsville to the Battery with hundreds of troops and hundreds of invited guests.

Admiral Dewey to be Honored in National Homecoming

Washington will welcome Admiral Dewey on October 2 with a real homecoming. On October 3 the President will present the sword voted by Congress. A New York reception will be hosted by Cabinet members and government officials. General Miles to serve as Grand Marshal for the parade in Paterson New Jersey. The Paterson Board of Aldermen designates October 2 and 30 as holidays to honor Admiral Dewey.

Waaninaron D. C Admiral Dewey Washington McKinley Congress New York District of Columbia Aptionl Trim Miles Lay Dewey Hollings Pateraqn Paterson Speclul Paterson Board of Aldycinin Adiairal Dowoy Dreyfus William E. 3Iason Monalik Abyasinta Quon Victoria Admiral Watson Aulatis Manila Min Yong Whou Korea Russia Europa Maraball Field Chicago Undyo Conwy Musa W. J. Loyds F Ranavaal Pers Nal Porwer Grosvenor Ohio Europe Philippines Josiin Quincy Boston Maurice Grau Legion of Honor Thomas Lipton Gltagow Roland

Philippine Money Taste And Paper Money Reshaped

A fragment notes Philippine money changes totaling three million dollars and a three year period for an obligatory dose to be accepted alongside biblical codes. The text is unclear and mixes monetary reform with religious language and timelines.

Revolt in Venezuela and Unrest in Havana Report

Dispatches from Porto Rico and Havana describe unrest in Venezuela under General Castro with 10,000 troops and a government crackdown on communication. President Andrade buys a gunboat for 135000 dollars as arrests mount and political leaders are detained. Havana sources note British captains report widespread government hostility and landings require officials’ approval amid growing unpopularity.

Poxer Porto Rico Cubre Philadelphia Chanbars Leaater Curlano Castro Andrade Beohor Mermades Aditec EA Freganaro Beuhor Rudeimnez Enter Flor

Navy Names New North Atlantic Squadron Commander

The Navy Department assigns Ryare Adueal Norman H. Farquhar to lead the North Atlantic Squadron replacing Admiral Sampson and shifting Sampson to command the Boston Navy Yard. Farquhar, born April 1, 1940, has led the Trenton at Apia and previously commanded Norfolk Navy Yard, rising sixth among rear admirals.

Waamiatas D. C Navy Department Ryare Adueal Norman H. Farquhar North Atlaids Squadron Admiral Sampson Thea Albatral Picking Ping Farquhar Trenton Apia Samad Manghipha Sampoon Norfolk Naval Academy Pennsylvania

Fragmented Norse voyage and strange events in a city fragment

The report chronicles a controversial minister in Philadelphia, a violent incident in Germantown, and a cascade of distant references to missions, expeditions, and transport price shifts. It blends disparate names and places, with unclear chronology and many garbled lines.

James C. Caldwell Philadelphia Germantown Mrr Caldwell West Chester Pons

Washington News Briefs Remain Briefed on Multiple Fronts

Secretary Gage decides in Wakeman case to keep him in office but separate from general relations with the Turkey League. War Department eyes two colored regiments the Forty-eighth and Portgenroth Volunteer Infantry. German Ambassador sends drone for Chief Justice Chambers Samoa. Alaska boundary modus vivendi reached. London to approve. Post Office plans door to door carrier registration in free delivery areas. Baron Pauncefote to return to Britain mid autumn. plans to retire in spring due to age.

Washington Itama Gage Bna Wakeman New York City War Department Wen Aire Spain Eithor Portgenroth Justice Chambers Bamoa Samoa Hay London PostoMee Department State Department Baron Pauncefate Preston Getabst Heron Pauscefate

Water famine grips Navites amid distant supply urged

Reports describe Navites facing severe water shortages with limited local supply and distant sources. Other items note yellow fever alerts in Mississippi City and Havane, a rebel retreat near Manila, and diverse dispatches from Jacksonville quarantine, ship crews claiming American citizenship, and political shifts in Philadelphia and New York.

Nativites Cal Navan Imusbas Manils Buttler Havane Portugal Philippines Crescencio Matagas Antonio Maceo Cuba Spain la Punta Mutagin Honnal Spalo

Hastings Brother Arrested for Forgery in Deltefonte

Major Milliam H Hastings youngest brother of ex Governor Daniel H Hastings was arrested on forgery charges. He allegedly shipped boxes to South America as rugs, bank endorsements tied to General Louis Wagner, and fled to Europe in 1896. Hastings sent threatening letters to former Governor Hastigs.

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Labor Unions Grow On Pacific Coast and Duluth Trades

Fragmentary text notes Sallora on the Pacific Coast earning two hundred dollars monthly. It mentions barbers, horsewherrers and teamaters forming at Duluth Ming. References the oldest British union dating to 1774 with 1512 members, and a shipyard workers’ push for a nine hour day plus boiler makers and repair crews’ demands.

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