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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1897
Page
2
The latest estimates place the wheat crop at over 500 million bushels with a global shortage driving demand. Analysts note silver declines and farm values shift as the Ohio senatorial race looms and policy talks span cotton, corn, and trade. The report highlights rising pig iron output and a broad surge in tea driven industry links.
Washington notes detail President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley traveling to the Berkshire hills of Massachusetts for rest at an old friend's residence. He met office seekers on his return, discussed the New York campaign cautiously, and confirmed Consul General Lee’s Cuba assignment nearing October. Pension views and Klondike aid plans also appear.
The government plans a U S soldiers detachment to St Michael Alaska to maintain order and guard property. Joseph Ladue of Dawson City, lately from the Klondike, discusses mining interests and government action. The piece contrasts tariff policy with domestic production and jobs. It notes Mrs Rover’s claim that ten dollars a week can feed eight with menus and practical cooking guidance from The Ladies Home Journal.
A three year old Harrison girl swallowed a five and a half inch hat pin. Doctors at the German Hospital used an X ray plate and careful positioning to locate the pin whose head lay in the stomach and the point near the heart. The operation proceeded under strict caution and recovery was hoped.
Convict John Meyers, about 55, of Union County, attempted to escape from the New Jersey State Prison yesterday at noon. He cut through the wall, fashioned a dummy face from bread and tissue, and climbed the roof before being stopped by Deputy Keeper Jacob Reinhart after a lookout spotted him. Meyers faces additional charges likely resulting in a longer sentence.
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a night patrol system with trackwalkers exchanging timed checks to deter wrecking. A violent tramp attacked Mrs. Albert Moebus in New Market, slashing and choking her. she survived with minor wounds, but remained unconscious after the assault.
The Inter-State Fair at Trenton runs September 27 to October 1 with extensive displays across all departments. Blooded stock, swift races, and a variety of circus and vaudeville acts highlight the program, while large purses and special train service from the Pennsylvania Railroad boost attendance.
Two eleven day tours depart New York on September 28 and October 12 visiting Gettysburg Blue Mountain Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Hot Springs Richmond Washington and Mt Vernon. Round trip from New York 65 Philadelphia 63 with parlor car service and lady chaperone assistance. Contact 1196 Broadway New York or Geo W Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
A special election set for next Tuesday September 28 across townships cities and municipalities to decide amendments prohibiting lotteries gambling and related activities. The call urges church and citizen involvement to defeat vice and secure wholesome laws, citing past issues in Gloucester Guttenberg and similar resorts.
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