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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
4
A misty account describes peasant life with grain at doors and communal meals. It notes a culture of honesty and care, where mothers are valued and meals shared, urging forgiveness and mutual aid amid hardship.
The text names Songoti Wealthy Morwon and William Looper Young as figures linked to Brigham Young's era. It notes Young being charged under polygamy laws, tried under the Edmunds Act, and acquitted on a related count. Friends describe him as weak minded, with signs of demeouin and morphine use. He left Salt Lake City in 1893 and returned multiple times.
The Rev Henness faced trial and resigned from the Methodist Episcopal Church amid a dramatic hearing. He testified his wife’s continual nagging damaged his health and hindered church duties, and he admitted separating from her though agreeing to support her. No immorality was charged.
President Roosevelt argued against tariff revisions as a cure for trusts and urged cautious government supervision over big corporations. He cited antitrust themes from Wheeling and emphasized targeted controls rather than broad punitive measures. A crowd outside Mechnical Hall faced a panic scare when a curtain fire prompted emergency response.
Fragmented text appears to reference unrest in a provisional government and multiple world events. It mentions intervention fears from the United States, a fatal nightmare dream incident involving Mrs. Margaret Burke, and labor strikes in Des Moines and Sheffield. The excerpt also touches on wage earners, historic labor actions, and diverse locations.
A blurred report states Capia WL, a clerk in the War Department, formerly of Frederick, Maryland, died by cutting her throat and wrist with a gazoy. The note claims a paralytic stroke, mention of service in the Cal Way dn an Ola reg, and references to uprisings and recurring scenes from last year.
A teacher in Weombin strangled five pupils during an attack at a village pond. He died from injuries after being assaulted by an unknown assailant, authorities report a grim scene and ongoing investigation.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and places such as Redmond, Coraline Bicon, and Ky with references to airships, battles, and future oil behavior. Lacking coherent events, it hints at a distant conflict and political figures without verifiable context or dates.
Dispatch from Captain McLean reports a special train to Matachin with orders to move along the Tabauia Railway and prevent disruption. U S Marines guard tracks near Patna as 25000 Colombian troops operate in Colan and Patama. The American cruiser CinVisgad commander asserts authority to protect railroad traffic and maintain relations with officials.
A stampede at Shiloh Negro Baptist Church in Birmingham collapses the crowd of about 7000 during Booker T. Washington's convention address. At least 78 killed and many injured as women die from suffocation and crush injuries. Emergency crews work through the night. panic spreads as reports describe widespread trampling.
A detained man broke from custody while en route to a penitentiary sentence, fled toward his home, left a farewell to his mother, and surrendered upon learning a pursuit was underway. The episode may influence a pardon petition. The report also covers royal deaths, court moves, and sports notes from New York to The Hague.
Raw market listings show standard milk price 2 for a quart. A broad array of farm goods follows including butter, creamery products, peaches, melons, berries, poultry, vegetables, and staples with varied per unit prices. Multiple regional suppliers and farm terms appear across meats, grains, and produce sections.
Reports show price advances in Rang sw and brief mention of higher costs for farmers. Freight trains on Sunday become necessary amid active business, with nationwide demand pushing deliveries and reducing surplus stock. Wheat crop injuries in Washington Idaho and Nebraska depress expected yields while shoe factories remain busy and wholesalers push for prompt delivery.
A sluggish economy notes a drop in living costs and lower per cent for certain items. Weather conditions hinder thrashing and delayed harvests across several states. Reports indicate varying crop yields with wind and storms affecting apples and wheat in Michigan Wisconsin Missouri and New York. A government statement cites a year of significant trade with pie demand and a total over 100 million dollars in Deminign trade.
A garbled 19th century column cites antiquarian collectors facing fraud in Mid or from Nantano era curios from the Middle Ages. It notes imitations of Green manufacture and a cigar holder amber statuette made from plecon. It recounts editor Round guiding storm damage ads to recover losses for three churches in Atlanta and other anecdotal clippings about a boy's monkey gift and newspaper advertising wisdom from Western Publisher.
Two ancient Ashanti coronation thrones upholstered on human skin were offered for sale in London. Brought from West Africa by a military officer, they symbolize Ashanti royalty and could affect succession in N rwanta and O Sinsu. The sale risks misuses and intrigues around stolen artifacts.
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