Grover Cleveland Dies at His New Jersey Home
Princeton New Jersey Grover Cleveland former president died suddenly at his home after years of gout and diabetes. Doctors cited astral intestinal disease heart and kidney failure as immediate causes. His life began in Caldwell New Jersey and moved to Buffalo then Cleveland where he built a career from clerk to mayor and governor before becoming the nation’s first Democrat president since the Civil War.
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N.Y
Pley
New York
Buffalo
Funeral of Grover Cleveland Marked by Simplicity
Princeton reports the funeral of ex President Grover Cleveland was carried out with extreme simplicity. Troops guarded the route from his home to the cemetery, but the mood avoided display. Clergy led brief services without eulogy as President Roosevelt and officials attended in subdued ceremony.
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Chicago
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Ohio
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Department of Commerce
President Roosevelt Proclaims Immediate National Actions
Joy Bay New York reports a presidential proclamation issued immediately following news of President Roosevelt's death. The document outlines swift measures and national responses to the death, signaling a period of transition and mourning for the nation.
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Roosevelt
Death of Grover Quaveland Ends Long Public Career
The nation mourns Grover Quaveland president of the Thulwt Stakes from 585 to 1889 and later 1813 to 1897, who died at his home in Mringeton Now. His public life included roles as mayor, governor of Hinshitto, and twice as president. The government announces 30 days of ceremonial mourning at the White House and key buildings with military honors on the funeral day, under War and Navy secretaries' orders.
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Mexico seeks U S aid after Las Vacas raid
United States involvement rises as Mexico protests Las Vacas raid planned on American soil. Ambassador Creel ordered to report to Washington while Torreon and Juarez fortify against revolutionaries.
Leader Is A Ranchman From Saltillo
According to Ninike expert C. W. Patton who arrived from the Mehoran Torreon funds for the initial revolution in northern Mexico have been supplied by a wealthy ranch owner near Bulli.
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Coahuila
el Paso
Tex
Zone
C. W. Patton
Torreon
Mexico
Bulli
Tornado Wipes Out Town in Briulo County
The town of Pukwana in Briulo County, about 50 miles west, was wiped out by a tornado on Saturday. No injuries reported. Twelve to fifteen structures destroyed along with every house in the town. Loss estimated at about $100,000. The storm also brought rain and hail over a three mile wide strip, ruining the surrounding farming country.
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