Cleveland Laid at Rest by Nation and State Leaders
Grover Cleveland is buried in Princeton cemetery after a private service. President Roosevelt, governors, cabinet members and university officials attended, with a simple home service and a brief ceremony at the grave. The procession featured guardsmen, crowds stood in silence, and business paused as the nation mourned.
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Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Roosevelt
Cleveland
William Wadsworth
Happy Warrior
Governors Fort
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Princeton University
Oyster Bay
Governor Fort
Loeb
Westland
National
Old Nassau Hall
Pierce County Attorney Explains New Primary Law
Pierce County Attorney H. G. Rowland clarifies that a candidate becomes such only after filing a declaration of intention with the county auditor by July 10, 1908. He outlines permissible personal expenses, disqualifications for improper newspaper payments, and notes ambiguity on pre declaration announcements. He emphasizes the law aims to curb spending and allows voluntary newspaper support.
to follow the law in spirit as well as in letter
A concise phrase expresses the aim of aligning actions with both the formal rules and the intended ethical principles. It signals a broader commitment to integrity beyond mere compliance. Governing bodies emphasize this broader adherence in policy statements.
Fire at Queen restaurant devastates centralia block
A morning blaze in centralia consumes the Queen restaurant and neighboring structures on Tower avenue between Main and Pine. Fire officials say an incendiary act sparked the fire. Louis Garba the butcher suffered a broken leg after a fall from an awning while escaping. Loss is estimated near $50,000 with $8,000 insured.
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Centralia
Queen
Tower Avenue
Main
Pine Streets
A. S. Robbins
Our Place
Ed. Bower
Main Street
Pine Street
Louis Garba
Iowa roots bring Cham berlain's remedy to Narcoossee
Ennis Bros report long use of Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines. They claim it saved a life in El Paso Texas and say the mercantile business at Narcoossee Florida distributes it with growing favor. Evans Drug Co sells the remedy.
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Iowa
Chamberlain
Des Moines
el Paso
Texas
Narcoossee
Fla
Ennis Bro.s
Evans Brug Co
Judge Linn Honored for State Supreme Court Candidacy
The Thurston County Bar Association endorses Judge O. V. Linn for the Washington Supreme Court. Fourteen Olympia lawyers attend the meeting and pledge unqualified support. Linn has served Thurston County superior court judge for ten years since 1898 with little opposition.
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Olympia
Oliver V. Linn
Thurston County
Thurston County Bar Association
State of Washington
O. V. Linn
Supreme Court of
Superior Court
Theodore Bell Chosen Temporary Chair at Democratic Convention
Denver June 27 Theodore A Bell of California selected as temporary chairman by the committee on convention arrangements. No permanent chair chosen pending full national committee meeting. Prominent names for permanent post include Henry D Clayton Judson Harmon and Gov Joseph Folk with Senator Joseph Bailey also favored. General secretary Urey Woodson named by the committee.
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Denver
Theodore A. Bell
California
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Judson P. Harmon
Ohio
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Committee On
Urey Woodson
Washington leaders attend committee meeting on party planning
The gathering listed Edwin Stone and John I. Martin among attendees with J. C. Fenn Eugene W. Sullivan and N. D. Crutchfield. Right Rev James J Keane and N W Blumberg served in clerical and stenographic roles. Chairman Thomas Taggart Urey Woodson Roger C Sullivan James Dahlman Norman E Mack Gov John E Osborne were present while John T McGraw and Clark Howell were absent. Sullivan and Woodson held absences proxies for Howell and Howell respectively.
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Kentucky
Edwin Stone
Washington, D. C
John I. Martin
Missouri
J. C. Fenn
Indiana
Eugene W. Sullivan
Illinois
N. D. Crutchfield
James J. Keane
Wyoming
N. W. Blumberg
Thomas Taggart
Urey Woodson
Roger C. Sullivan
Ilinois
R. M. Johnson
Texas
James Dahlman
Nebraska
Norman E. Mack
New York
John E. Osborne
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
Clark Howell
Georgia
Mr. Sullivan
Howell
Waterfront loading ships and ships heading to various ports
The I M Slade is loading at Slade mill for San Francisco and Andy Mahony sails to Oakland. Newberg departs Slade mill for San Francisco while G C Lindauer sails for San Francisco from Wilson mill. Chas BE Falk leaves American mill for San Francisco. Jim Butler arrives and loads at Hart Wood mill for San Francisco. Falls of Monness arrives to load at Burrows mill for Australia. W J Patterson arrives to load at American mill for San Francisco. Centralia arrives and loads at Anderson Middleton mill for San Pedro. Earl of Carrick will move from Slade mill to Hoquiam tomorrow to complete her Australia cargo. A new clipper-bow steamer built by N A Springer for C Black of Seattle at 3300 dollars will be launched this week. Nebraska battleship sighted near Grays Harbor, making good progress toward Mare Island with Kentucky in company, both making good time.
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Chas, BE. Falk
San Francisco
Jim Butler
Hart-Wood
Falls of Moness
Australia
W. J. Patterson
Centralia
Anderson & Middleton
San Pedro
Earl of Carrick
Slade Mill
Hoquiam
N. A. Springer
C. Black
Seattle
Nebraska
Westport
Grays Harbor
O. K
Mare Island
Kentucky
Tribute by Bryan to Cleveland
Bryan's tribute praises former President Grover Cleveland noting his leadership, decisive action and influence on colleagues. The piece, ahead of print in Bryan's newspaper, reflects on Cleveland's lasting impact and the national sorrow at his death.
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Bryan
Cleveland
Lincoln
Neb
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Millmen Satisfied with ICC Decision at Bellingham Meeting
One hundred lumbermen from Washington and British Columbia gathered in Bellingham for the Pacific Coast Lumbermen's Association meeting. They reviewed Minneapolis reports and the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on Pacific Coast to Middle West rates. Participants expressed satisfaction and optimism for industry recovery and future stability.
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Bellingham
Washington
British Columbia
Pacific Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Minneapolis
Victor H. Beckman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Lake Whatcom
South
Earliest Filing Date Set for Candidacies July 10
Olympia news notes an attorney general ruling that the first day to file declarations under the new primary law is Friday July 10 and the last day is Saturday August 8. The opinion also states no law provides for elections of game warden or county fruit inspectors, so county auditors should not file or accept declarations for those offices.
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Olympia
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
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L. L. Thorpe
Tacoma
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Oscar E. Lee
Pierce County
H. G. Rowland
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