Grover Cleveland Laid To Rest In Princeton Cemetery
Grover Cleveland was buried at Westland and interred in Princeton in a simple ceremony with Mrs. Cleveland and children, as flags flew at half mast and the town paused. President Roosevelt and many dignitaries attended, with military honors and a somber procession through Princeton to the cemetery.
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Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Eundlend
University Town
New Jersey
New York
Westland
Cleveland
Universal Fame
Cleveand
Roosevelt
Marlon
Francis
Clevelaod Farm
New Hampshire
New Jersey Hexlment National Guard
Monmouth Mounted Guard
Princeton Guards
Richard
Clevelands
Sylvester W. Beach
First Presbyterian Church
Malthond V. Bartlett
West Farms Presbyterian Church
New
Hetty van Dyke
William Wordsworth
Mr. Cleveland
Vin Dyke
Waedsworth
van Dy
Gal
Commonwealth
Republic
Jesus Christ
McGlellan
B. C. Benedict
Richard Watson Giljer
Finley
The
College of the City of New York
Paul van Dyke
Andrew F. West
John F. Hibben
Paul Morton
Junius S. Morgan
A. D. Russell
Howard McClenshan
Bayard Stockton
Joseph D. Bryant
Richard Cleveland
Rose Cleveland
Cleveland J. F. Bacon
Hastings
Wood
Huddleston
Julia H. Finley
John G. Carlisle
the Treasury
William F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Daniel S. Lamont
Richard Olney
Charles 8. Farchild
David H. Francis
the Interior
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
United States
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Kean and Briggs
Old Nassau
George Washington
Old Continental Congress
Nassau Hall
James Madison
Aaron Burr
John McClead
Jonathan Edwards
Princeton University
George B. McClelan
Conmetora B. C. Menedict
Anth Walter
Mer. Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Stock Exchange
Helena
Norfolk
Fred
Dallas
Texas
W. C. Cabel
Marion
Mass
Chicago
Union League Club
Kokisaat
Board of Trade
Detroit
James Bryce
New York City
Regasions
Calanial
Army
Latin America
Brazil
Inventor Fred G Engel Dies In Springfield Demonstration
Fred G Engel of New York City, inventor of a four patent automatic fire escape, fell six stories during a demonstration before Pir Department officials in Springfield, Massachusetts, and was instantly killed.
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Fred G. Engel
New York City
Pir
Springfield
Death by Own Action Stuns Mercer County at 104
Hears Miller aged 104 is said to have grown tired of life at Haremilehars Kentucky and committed death by own action by taking Paris greet.
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Hears Miller
Mercer County
Kentuky
Paris
Cornell basebill elects Caldwell captain for 1909
Robert Caldwell named pitcher and captain for 1909 by the Cornell baseball team. Ernie Hjertbere is dubbed the silent man while Walter Bast, formerly of Little Rock, becomes manager of the Erie Club in the Ohio Pennsylvania League. Vincent Campbell is loaned to Springfield in the National League system.
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Cornell
Robert Caldwell
Ernie Hjertbere
Silent Man
Walter Bast
Little Rock
Erie
Chicago
Cintras
Vincent Campbell
Springfeld
Government Waits on Venezuela in Venezuelan Question
The State Department in Washington marks progress in the Venezuela question but promises little change for some time and says the government is awaiting the course of events.
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Venezuela
State Department
Washington
Panama election clash heats US nonintervention row
Supporter of Senor Arias faces opposition as a Panama paper declares the United States has no right to intervene in the elections next month. The dispute underscores tensions over foreign meddling and domestic politics in the run up to polling.
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Panama
Senor Arias
United States
Noted Figures Gather for Diplomatic Dinner in London
King Alfonso II is mentioned with the French Ambassador M. Catbron hosting a London dinner for President Fallieres and King Edward. Baron Takahira, Japanese Ambassador, is named Doctor of Law at Princeton University’s 161st commencement. Ernest Thompson Seton returns to Wyudyegul after a seven month exploration north of Hudson Bay.
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Alfonso II
Enelant M. Catbron
London
President Fallieres
Edward
Baron Takahira
Princeton University
Ernest Thompson Seton
Hudson Bay
Wyudyegul
Monument Proposed in New Jersey for Grover Cleveland Birthplace
An Essex County movement plans a national monument to honor ex President Grover Cleveland at his birthplace in Trenton New Jersey. Prominent state figures including Governor Fort U S Senators Briggs Kean former governors Murphy and Griggs and former U S Senator Smith are expected to join fund subscribers.
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Cleveland
Trenton
N. J
Essex County
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Fort
United States
Briggs
Kean
Murphy
Grisgs
Smith
Tragedy on River Ends Boat Trip at Al Fresco Park
A visitor Dorothy N. Bagg died after a struggle with William Patterson during a boat ride from Al Fresco Park in Peoria Illinois. Both bodies were recovered from the Mlingis River, indicating Patterson as the concessionaire involved in the fatal incident.
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Dorothy N. Bagg
Peoria
Ill
Galesburg
William Patterson
Mlingis River
al Fresco Park
Patterson
Lynching Fear Delays Trial In Parkersburg
About 1000 people gathered around the jail awaiting Charles Brown a Black man to be taken to court for attacking Myrtle Casb a white girl. To avoid a lynching authorities had him medically examined by telephone.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Charles Brown
Myrtle Casb
Young Roosevelt Graduates From Harvard Commencement
The Harvard commencement in Cambridge Massachusetts honored Theodore Roosevelt Jr who earned a degree. The event marked a notable milestone for the Roosevelt family and Harvard graduates.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Death of Derby era Governor General in London
Newsy Gleannings notes the death of The Earn of Derby, once Governor General of Canada, in London. A campaign against kissing babies proceeds in England. Treasury agents uncovered smuggled tobacco worth $1000 in a Brooklyn hut. At the German Navy League's eighth annual convention Prince Babn-Horstmar was re elected president. Roosevelt forms a fifty seven member national commission on conserving natural resources.
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Derby
Canada
London
England
Treasury
Brooklyn
German Navy League
Prince
Babn-Horstmar
Roosevelt
Meat Price Rise Hits Retail Butchers Across City
A Washington Market price surge driven by a powerful meat trust is blamed for widespread retail hikes and dozens of bankruptcies. Butchers report freight rate pressures, reduced stalls, and no warning before weekly price payments. Corn price and corn-fed beef shortages cited, yet Chicago livestock receipts rise.
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Beef Trust
New York City
Washington Market
Peter J. Hickey
Beer Trust
Meat Trust
Washington
Texas Cattle Prices Reach Record Highs in Fort Worth
Texas cattle prices soar due to new settlers and land occupation. Fort Worth buyers report best grass fed steers at 5.75 to 6.00 per hundred pounds and corn fed steers at 7.26, with grass-fed up to 6.75. Cattle receipts at Fort Worth exceed 1,000,000 this year. two year-olds and yearlings fetch higher values, signaling tighter supplies for years ahead. Weather and range conditions support continued strength while packers expect little near-term change.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Hard Times Produce Male Children Prompts Controversy
A Cleveland doctor claims sex of infants follows survival of the fittest, tying hard times to male births. In Omaha residents sue over Missouri River water quality, demanding unadulterated supply and refunds. Columbus men publicly offer $100 per finger after a local ice cream freezer incident, amid hospital treatment for the injured brother.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. C. Ballous
Wheeling
W. Va
East Liverpool
Joseph Balloux
Robert & Robbins
W. B. Thompson
B. Mansperger
Feminine notes and society scenes from various cities
In Byron Maine Miss Agnes Thomas caught a thirty pound turtle. Hal's wedding display drew high praise in London. American women in Paris form a circle linked to the Lyceum. Miss Lotta Rand of Lynn Massachusetts is named deputy superintendent for the blind in Boston, after over eleven years as secretary of the Lynn Associated Charities.
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Byron
Agnes Thomas
Hal
London
Paris
Lyceum
Lotta
Rand
Lynn
Mags
Boston
Lynn Associated
Labor unions move toward forming league and label
The Labor World reports Manchester New Hampshire hosts a join union effort and Oakland California unions plan a label league. Next month Atlantic City hosts the National Brotherhood of Operative Spotters. In England trades employ 1,400,000 workers. Walla Walla unions aid public works, notably a city car campaign.
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Labor World Palntory
Manchester
N. H
Iojon Oakland
Cal
Areps
National Brotherhood of Operative Spotters
Atlantic City
N. J
England
Walla Walla
Wash
Mistaken Jealousy Ends in Triple Tragedy at Church
Civil War veteran and farmer Turner ambushed his wife at a village church sociable near Sailor Springs Illinois. He killed his wife and wounded his son, then killed himself after realizing the man he shot was his son. The separations and jealousy led to a fatal, misdirected attack as local farmers and doctors tended the bodies.
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St Louis
Tuliua Turner
Clay City
Fil
Sailor Springs
Til
Turver
Turner
Track groups file expenses over anti race efforts
Albany reports show two racing associations the Coney Island Jockey Club and the Saratoga Association filed statements of legislative expenses with the Secretary of State. The Coney Island club lists 7628.53 spent on counsel and disbursements to firms including Davies Stone Auerbach Frank Black W C Percy EB H Coyne and R C Cumming. The Saratoga Association reports 5653.91 in fees to the same attorneys with similar allocations and amounts.
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Albany
Coney Island Jockey Club
Saratoga Association
P. R. Hitchcock
C. Pellowes
Davies
Stone & Auerbach
Frank
Black
W. C. Percy
EB. H. Coyne
R. ©. Cumming
Saratoga
Davies, Stone & Averbach
A. Coyne
R. C. Cumming
Patterson Wins Tennessee Democratic Primary Over Carmack
Memphis reports show Governor M. R. Patterson leading Edward W. Carmack for the Democratic nomination for governor. Patterson garners about 7,44 delegates to Carmack’s 684, with a statewide popular margin near 8600 votes. Carmack supporters may challenge results in two interior counties. The race used the county unit plan with Carmack backing statewide prohibition and Fairbanks backing loyal opposition.
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Tennessee
Senter
Memphis
Tenn
M. R. Patterson
Edward W. Carmack
Patterson
Carmack
Interior
Faiwresh
Opnt
Atlantic City Teller Confesses $20,000 Theft From Trust Company
Robert Chameiss a Marine Trust Company teller admitted stealing twenty thousand dollars. He sent funds to boardwalk bucket shops and confessed after arrest in Atlantic City New Jersey. His wife a socially prominent figure stood by as investigations revealed the thefts had been occurring for about a month. He is held on bail of eleven thousand dollars awaiting October trial.
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Atlantic City
N.d
Gannts
Marine Trust Company
Robert Chameiss
Payisa
Ohameiss
Qlaniss
Aeq
Barry
Scull
Tober
Pittsburg Real Estate Man Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Marry T. Tiers a Pittsburg real estate man is under bond of 16 000 dollars charged with embezzling 41 100 dollars from the First National Bank of Pittsburg. He was arrested by United States authorities at the request of bank officials.
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Pittsburg
T. Tiers
First National Bank
Tiers
United States
Louisiana Legislature Passes High License Liquor Bill
Louisiana becomes a high license state for at least two years after Assembly approval and Senate backing by 29 to 4. The bill, with governor’s approval, fixes county licenses at 900 dollars and state licenses at 200 dollars minimum, with maximums reaching several thousand dollars.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Assembly
Senate
Anti trust seizures hit several Texas oil firms and others
Gil Teast property seized and $4 016 250 in penalties imposed after State anti trust actions against Security Oil National Oil Watera-Pierca Oil and Naviero Refining Companies. Westinghouse to pay 980 000. Judge Young ordered $600 000 interest on Westinghouse bonds. Other items include a 1 million grain fire at Duluth elevating losses over 3 million, and various railroad shop notices. Government employment agency distribution of labor need cards. District Court suits against Central Pacific over mineral lands. Steel Corp buys 361 acres near Stinesville for a $1.5 million plant. Stevenson to run for Governor in Alabama. Vermont delegates not instructed for Bryan. Postal receipts decline and a mock battle ammo check in Niagara on the Lake.
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Gil Teast
Galveston
Texas
Security Oil Company
National Ol Company
Watera-Pierca Oil Company
Naverro Refining Company
Westinghouse
Pittsboro
James 8. Young
United States District Court
West
Inghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Submarines Reach May Manila and Global News Hits
The telegramic items report Caesar arriving with submarines at a station in the Far East, Paris Senate approving the Western Railroad nationalization, Queen Amelia of Portugal leaving for Rio with gifts, Roosevelt and daughter honored, China to pay indemnity to some families, Garfield opening Hawaii campaign, Paris credit request for the President’s Russia trip, Princess Amelie’s marriage plans, France debating death penalty, and Lafayette statue hoisted in Paris with American schoolchildren present.
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Nyse
ITD
Paris
Falliere
Russia
Vienna
Emile von Fuerstenburg-Koenlesbol
Amelie
Emile
Gustav Kocaian
Lafayette
France
Place du Louvre
Paul Bartlet
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Jefferson
Frank Kraft
Ohia
Americad Institute of Homeopathy
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Omaha
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Omaha, Neb
Ger Boy
Julius Turner
Timokis
Senator Carmack
Duluth
Minn
Consolidated Elevator Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Rice's Point
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Burnaldo
Waterloo
Iowa
Memphis, Tenn
Water Valley
Vicksburg
Miss
Government Employment Agency
Carnon
Nev
Central Pacific Railroad
Nevada
Heel Corporation
Stone Landa
Bloomington
Ind
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Stinesville
Vermont
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William J. Bryan
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CABLE
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Lisbon
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Carlos
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