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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1897

Page

4

Stamps Marked by Firms in Malacca Ceylon to Prevent Theft

In Malacca and Ceylon large commercial firms print their names on postage stamps to deter employee theft. Ceylon stamps bearing the name Cave in small black capitals become treasured by some, while the imprint signals only the wealth of a tea planter. Some British stamps also carry firm initials perforated across them for the same purpose.

Malacca Ceylon Great Britain

Brains and Berries Boost Power Says Health Expert

A health expert notes blanched almonds sharpen brain and nerve function while juicy fruits support mental clarity. Apples calm the brain but may upset digestion for some, and prunes ease nerves but hinder liver function. Fruits affect individuals differently, with some people reacting badly to apples or strawberries.

Pioneer woman doctor Mrs Garrett Anderson speaks on earnings

Mrs Garrett Anderson at a jubilee congress notes successful women earning from $1000 to $5000 annually. The London Woman averages highest sums, while the New York Evening Post cites New York women doctors earning over $5000 yearly, with some earning double that in a year.

England Garrett Anderson London New York Evening Post New York

Archduke Franz Ferdinand Reported to Marry Former Housekeeper

A London rumor claims Archduke Franz Ferdinand heir to Austria Hungary's throne wed a middle class woman from Kolischeldt near Aachen. The Kolische Volks Zeitung notes her father was a mine manager and one brother is a clergyman, another a tradesman. Lokal-Anglger says she once served as a housekeeper for Krupp in Essen.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand Aunstris Essen Aix-la-Chapelle Lokal-Angelger Krupp Algiers Archduke Franz Ferdnand Austria Gratz Europe Hapsburg

Klondike Relief Plans Discussed With Ladue Visit

Joseph Ladue the Alaska pioneer met with President McKinley to urge relief actions for Klondike migrants. He estimates about 6000 there with provisions for 3000 and proposes reindeer transport and dog train convoys across Chilkoot Pass. Officials weigh delaying relief until navigation closes, then use four Yukon steamers or deploy deer with 800 pounds per load.

Wasukatos D. C Joseph Ladue Alaska Washington Alger Klondike McKinley Algor Ladue Klondikera Leo Yukon Leon St. Michael Treezas Chilkoot Pass White House Loduo McKinny Ray

Interior purchases and legal rulings dominate Treasury actions

The Interior Department approved funds for October pension payments: Buffalo 1 650 000, Chicago 2 875 000, Concord New Hampshire 776 000, Des Moines Iowa 92 140 000, Pittsburg 1 750 000, total 89 190 000. McKinley commuted C Les Addington’s death sentence to life imprisonment for the 1895 murder of Oscar Hodges in the Choctaw Nation. Archibald J Sampson of Arizona named United States Minister to Ecuador. Four division chiefs and twenty clerks in the Post Office Department must show cause for salary and job reductions. General Fitzhugh Lee advised caution on Cuba and planned to return to Havana at McKinlay’s request. The President appointed Alis C Croft Surveyor of Customs for the Port of New York and Charles M Dickinson of Binghamton, NC, Consul General at Constantinople.

Secretary of the Interior United States Treasury Buffalo Chicago Concord N. H Des Motina Pittsburg McKinley C. Les Addington Paris Texas Addington Oscar Hodges Archibald J. Sampson Arizona United States Ecuador Fitzhugh Lee Cuba Havana McKinlay Ailas C. Croft Port New York Charles M. Dickinson Binghamton N. C Constantinople

Striking miners return amid clashes as warrants issued

Hazretoy Penn special reports that about twelve hundred workers rejoined Honeybrook and Pardee Latimer mines, while Cranberry Crystal Ridge and Harwood collieries stayed open. Nearly five thousand may return tomorrow, with about the same number still out. Minor outbreaks occurred at Lattimer and Eskley. warrants were issued for Sheriff Martin and deputies, served in Wilkes Barre. The Ninth Regiment will escort the officials. gradual troop withdrawal to be decided tomorrow.

Hazretoy Penn Honeybrook Adifories Lehigh and Wilkenbarre Company Pardee Latimer Cranberry Crystal Ridge Harwood Coxe's Drifton Lattimer Eskley Martin Lynch and Bennett Wilkesbarre Sherif

Kansas City Live Stock Exchange deemed a trust

In Topeka a federal judge held the Kansas City Live stock Exchange to be a trust in violation of the Sherman Anti Trust law. The exchange, a commission men group, controls Kansas City stock sales and must pass all stock through it. An injunction halted its business as unlawful combination and a harsh critique noted wealth concentration threatening industry.

United States Kwanens Topeka Kansans Kansas City Livestock Exchange Unitedtates C. J. Foster Exchange Kansas City Tule Vostor

Hodge Reports Enchanted Nera Expedition Findings

Dr. F W Hodge of the Bureau of Ethnology returns to Washington from a New Mexico expedition that studied the Enchanted Nera. He used a six rung ladder ascent to reach the mesa and found a 431 foot rise to the top pinnacle and 224 foot talus base. Artifacts include several potsherds, two broken stone axes, a shell bracelet fragment and a stone arrow point. An ancient trail showings holes in rock are mostly obliterated.

F. W. Hodge Bureau of Ethnology, Graltdsonian Institution Washington Nera New Mexico William Libbey Princeton University Hodge

Postage stamps to change colors for two and ten cents

The Treasury and Postmaster General, with the President, plan color changes for stamps. Two-cent stamps will move from carmine to a government-note shade green. Ten-cent stamps now green will switch to a different color, likely carmine. Government savings arise from printing two-cent stamps in green.

Secretary of the Treasury

Tragic Murder Aboard Boston Schooner Olive Pocker

Reports from Bahia indicate captain Whitman and first mate Sanders were killed aboard the Boston schooner Olive Pocker by John Anderson the ship’s steward. The dispatch notes provocation but details remain uncertain as officials await further letters. The piece also mentions political maneuvers in New York and Maryland, and reports a fatal asylum incident in New Jersey amid drought conditions in several states.

Son Boston Mass Olive Pocker Whitman Nookland Sanders Winslow Warren Bahia Bradt State Department Brice John Anderson

Fall of Arroyo Follows Independence Day Riot in Mexico

A two hundred strong mob attacked the Municipal Palace in Mexico City at 1 a.m. and butchered Aroulfo Arroyo after he earlier struck President Diaz during Independence Day celebrations. Guards were overwhelmed, and the riot left officials wounded. Reports also note gunfire incidents in Georgia and Afghanistan battles with British casualties.

Diaz Crry Mexico Aroulfo Arroyo Municipa Palace Arroyo Geneva Io Bis Cabrera Tlalpam Asid Arroyo Telnsquez Dios Alameda Mena Horriozabal

Cure of Mabel in Indiana via Pink Pills Shown in Letter

A Greensburg Indiana reader recounts Mabel’s long ailment from limb pains and nervous trouble. After doctors failed, Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People reportedly restored her health and allowed her to return to school. The letter also describes turpentine’s use to deter mice in infected cellars.

Greensburg Ind Bt. Paul New Era Mabel Stevens Angericas Accotal Stevens Tens Pau Dean Sigs Mabel Bohoo Martinsville Slong St. Vitus Dr. Williams Asanna Stevens Wiliams Ingrippa Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Schenectady

Europe’s Largest Galleries List and Odd Moth Fact

Europe includes the Gallery of Versailles with 3000 works and the Louvre with 1800 pieces among ten major galleries like Dresden’s Royal Gallery and Belvedere Vienna. A separate note claims some moths never eat after reaching a perfect state and live only a few hours with no months.

Europe Versailles Royal Gallery of Dresden Musse the Grado Madrid Louvre Paris Imperial Heritage St. Petersburg Belvedere Vienna the Pinasothek Munich The Old Museum Berlin Ufizi Florence National Gallery London

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