Roosevelt Attends Cleveland Burial Procession in Princeton
President Theodore Roosevelt observed the funeral of Ruth Cleveland with a procession from Westland grounds to the Nassau street cemetery. Guards and militia lined the route as the coffin was lowered, with Mrs. Cleveland and family watching. The bearers carried the casket to the grave as ministers performed brief rites and Roosevelt departed for the rail station.
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Roosevelt
Westland
Bayard Lane
Nassau Street
Te Town
Ita Vandeventer Avenue
Old Nassau Hall
Wiggins Street
Ruth
Cleveland Tood
Esther
Richard
Bryant
William M. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church of New York
Cleveland
Loeb
Secret Service
Princeton Inn
Monmouth
Red Bank
Trenton
Roosevelt Returns From Cleveland Funeral in New Jersey
President Roosevelt arrives Oyster Bay after funeral services for ex President Cleveland in Princeton New Jersey. He travels by train and tug with Gov Fort of New Jersey bidding farewell amid silent crowds. Latin American leaders express condolences and reaffirm friendship with the United States in response to Cleveland's death.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Gov. Fort
New Jersey
Lancaster
Long Island City
Mr. Roosevelt
Long Island
Mr. Cleveland
Wordsworth
Happy Warrior
Washington
DD. C
State Department
Root
United States
Department of Stats
Chamber of Deputies of
Brazil
Adee
Legislative Assembly
Chermont
New York
Fragmentary Note Mentions ALOTes Sore Gan Taaye Dune 36
Incomplete OCR fragment references a person or place with a numeric clue 36. Readable words are sparse and unclear. No verifiable events or identities emerge from the fragment.
Memorial Salutes For Grover Cleveland Observed In San Francisco
Warships in the San Francisco harbor and Mare Island navy yard joined forts in a daylong tribute to Grover Cleveland. Beginning at daybreak the flagship Connecticut fired a 4 gun salute, followed by Presidio fires. half hourly guns, flags at half staff, mourning crepe bands for officers, and a final 45 gun salute at sunset.
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Grover Cleveland
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
Golden Gate
Connecticut
Presidio Heights
Intercollegiate Rowing Race on Hudson Promises Fast Times
Poughkeepsie New York June 26 The intercollegiate rowing meet on the Hudson River tomorrow at five oclock features Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse as top contenders with strong trial times Cornell and Wisconsin cite limited speed for their varsity eights The regatta program lists a varsity four at 3 pm a freshman eight at 3 45 pm and a varsity eight at 5 pm over two and four mile courses.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Hudson River
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Cornell
Wisconsin
Philippine forest officials vanish on Negros murder trail
Manila reports no word from H D Everett of the forest service and Theodore W Wakely a school teacher believed killed by hill tribesmen on Negros. They began from Cabancalan in May to explore coal deposits near Mount Tipasi. Authorities say the party was murdered and seek the killers while police establish camps to aid the search. Forter Ahern heads to the scene with local constabulary.
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Cabancalan
Bais
Forter Ahern
Manila
Neady
Uril
Fire at Vidal furniture store causes large Gallup loss
A fire in Vidal furniture store in Gallup New Mexico spread to adjacent buildings. Losses totaled about 25 900 dollars with Irvines meat market destroyed. A small boy using a candle started the mattress blaze and Santa Fe firefighters helped control it.
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Morning Journal
Gallup
NX. M
Vidal Furniture
Irvines Meat Market
A. Vidal
Santa Fe Fire Department
Fire destroys Elevator D. losses total over a million
A fire in Duluth on June 26 destroyed Elevator D of the Consolidated Elevator Company incurring taxes on the building and contents of 1,000,006 dollars. An adjoining dock and warehouse of the Northern Pacific suffered damage totaling 26,006 dollars.
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Duluth
Minn
Consolidated Elevator Company
Northern Pacific
Ballara’s Herbine Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Ballara's Herbine as a mild yet effective remedy for constipation and dyspepsia. It claims it cures stomach and liver complaints and offers bottles at 50 cents, sold by J. H. O'Reilly Co.
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Ballara
J. H. O'Rielly Co
Fu-relle Furniture Co Offers Stock and Made to Order
Local ad touts furniture options with stock and made to order items at low prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Fu relle Furniture Co promotes value and quick delivery in a compact storefront display.
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Fu- Erelle Furniture Co
Robbery Probed in Santa Cruz Priest Strong Box
A young man used feigned piety to access Father Halterman at Santa Cruz and stole about $1000 from a strong box. He fled by train toward Albuquerque and El Paso after breaking into the priest's house Tuesday night. Liveryman John Stafford of Espanola also reports his horse and buggy taken.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Halterman
Santa Cruz
Espanola
Tespanola
Albuquerque
el Paso
John Stafford
Death of Columbia student from self-inflicted gunshot
Charles M. Rolker twenty one year old son of a mining engineer, formerly a Columbia student, died at J Hood Wright hospital from a gunshot wound to the head at his Riverside Drive home while cleaning his revolver. An autopsy will determine the circumstances. The elder Rolker was abroad on business.
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New York
Charlies M. Rolker
Columbia University
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Rolker
Riverside Drive
Relker
Europe
Young Relker
Engineers’ Club of
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Denver and Rio Grande
Cecil Rhodes
Mashonaland
Kimberly
Automobiles and Their Effect on Roads
Special Correspondence from Morning Journals notes President Roosevelt will send U S delegates to the International Good Road congress in Paris October 11. Logan Waller Page will chair the U S commission with Chas Bramwell and Clifford Richardson on the team. The piece explains the rise of motor traffic as a major factor shaping road design, tracing macadam theory from Tresanger and MacAdam and outlining the shift toward durable, water shedding surfaces.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Paris
Logan Waller Page
Office of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Chas 8
Bramwell
United States Corps of Engineers
District of Columbia
Clifford Richardson
New York
Firet Tresanger
Limoges
MacAdam
Ayr
France
United
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Earns Meager Return
Boston June 26 data show the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway will earn a little over 7 percent on common stock this year, down about 1.5 percent from last fiscal year. Illini Central shops to reopen July 1 adding 5,000 jobs at Burnside Waterloo Memphis Water Valley and Vicksburg. Eclipse of the Sun announced for Sunday morning by U S Naval Observatory. A brief verse notes a linen shower brides-to-be deserve.
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Atchison
Morning Journal
Boston
Mass
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rilway
Chicago
Illinois Central System
Burnside
Waterloo
Lla
Memphis
Washington
United States Naval Observatory
U S Interest Grows in International Highway Congress
The article notes widespread highway dust and road degradation from automobile traffic. Director Page and French officials study dust effects, with France reporting a forty percent road retrograde. President Roosevelt supports global highway efforts and plans to send road experts to a forthcoming congress.
The Baseball Spirit Inspires Yale Catcher Tale
A New Haven barber praises the baseball spirit while recounting a quirky Yale anecdote about Tag Jones, the famed Yale catcher. The tale centers on a barber shop chair moment and a humorous exchange about a throat cut warning to Yale.
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New Haven
Tag Jones
Yale
Not a Rapid Gain at Grand Central Chess Game Exchange
A brief exchange unfolds as a man in a derby hat asks to play chess but the other, bound for Chicago, declines. The scene is set at Grand Central station in New York with a hint of travel and casual boarding chatter.
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Grand Central Station
New York
Chicago
Yonkerg Statesman
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Tree Ee Montezuma Trust Company
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Hudson
Small Boy
Candle
London
Page
Republic
Congress
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Jaffa Grocery Co
Alaska
Wagner How. CO
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First St. and
Marquette Ave
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Bank of Commerce of
Solictta
Solomon Luna
W. S. Strickler
W. S. Johnson
Asatatant Cashier
William McIntosh
George Arnot
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
O. FE. Cromwell
JA. J. Patterson
Weat Sliver Avenue
Albuquerene
Matthew Dairy
North 3Rd Street
P. A. Smith
Williams Drug Company
West Central Avenue
Occidental Life Insurance CO
New Nexzico and
Aksonz
Legal Reserve
West
Baynos
B. O'Rielly
Gee’'yen
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Hall
Rio Grande Lumber Co
Marquette
Massachusetts
Cand
Mamma
Harper's Weekly
E. W. Fee
C. J. Fox
South Arno
Digabled Engineers
First National Bank
United States Depository
Depository
A. T. & S. F. Railroad CO
Lewes
Instone
Munde
Usck
Lech Resserces
Berpias
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