Grover Cleveland Laid to Rest at Princeton Cemetery
President Roosevelt and several governors attended the private burial in Princeton as troops guarded the streets. The service at Westland lasted about thirty minutes with ministers including Rev. Van Dyke and Rev. Richards guiding the rites. A large pallbearer list and many floral tributes marked the somber farewell for the former president.
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Princeton
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Grover Cleveland
Ruth
Roosevelt
Gov
Fart
New Jersey
Gov. Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Westland
Cleveland
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
William R. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church
Sylvester W. Beach
First Presbyterian Church of
Maitland V. Bartlett
West Farms
Presbyterian Church of
F. C. Benedict
Richard Watson Gilder
John H. Finley
Paul van Dyke
Princeton Graduate Seminary
John Grier Hibben
Paul Morton
Navy
Howard McClenahan
Andrew F. West
Archibald D. Russel
Julius S. Morgan
Bayard Stockton
Statesman
Esther
Richard
Tamworth
Rose Cleveland
Mary Hastings
Cleveland FP. Bacon
Duara
Washington
United States
Army
Latin America
Brazil
Taft and Wright Confer in New York
Secretary Taft after four days of Yale commencement activities visited New Haven then New York where he met Gen Luke Wright to discuss succession and War Department plans. Taft praised the reunion of 778 classmates, noted health, and outlined summer plans with Mrs Taft in Washington and Hot Springs Virginia.
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New York
Taft
Yale
Munday
New Hiaven
Conn
Tatt
Charles
Luke K. Wright
Ihim
Witt
Clarence P. Edwards
Bureau of Josular Affairs
War Department
Secreary
Harvard
K. Taft
Jacob G. Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
Oyster Bay
Washington
Wreck in India Reports 100 Dead 150 Injured
A Bombay Baroda railway crash near Baroda on Friday killed about 100 and injured 150 as an express train collided with a freight. Fire followed, four passenger cars burning and many trapped. Officials fear higher toll. a government inquiry and tighter car crowding rules likely. Russo-Chinese Bank to withdraw its Manchuria branches amid Japanese influence.
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Bombay
Baroda
India
Mukden
Peking
Manchuria
Japan
M. Pokotilott
Charges Against 5 Railroads in Grain Through Rates
Milwaukee chamber of commerce files two complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission accusing five railroads of discriminating in grain shipping to Milwaukee versus Chicago. Complaint alleges Chicago Rock Island Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul favor Chicago for wheat and barley and not corn oats rye, and Illinois Central along with other lines raised Milwaukee rates August 1, unjust and prohibitory.
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Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee
Chamber of Commercce of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Taggart booms Kern in Democratic vice presidential talk
Denver dispatch reports Thomas Taggart leading a Democratic preconvention push in Denver. He asserts Bryan will secure the nomination on the first ballot with John W. Kern of Indiana as running mate and predicts Kern’s nomination will be led by John F. Lamb or B. F. Shiveley.
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Indiana
Bryan
Denver
Col
Thomas Tagcratic Committee
John W. Kern
Kern
John FE. Lamb
B. F. Shiveley
Bet Made on Gunness Search in Indiana
J N Yoursler of Ilasco Mo reports from Wasta D to Sheriff Smutzer a $6000 bet that Mrs Hello Gunness, the archmurderess, is not produced alive. Attorney H W Worden of Laporte agrees to place the money in a bank for six months to give Worden time to locate the woman.
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Gunness
Laporte
Ind
J. N. Yoursler
Ilasco
Wasta
Smutzer
H. W. Worden
Hello Gunness
Worden
Duluth Fire Loss Mounts Across Water Front
A Duluth fire on June 27 consumed four Consolidated elevators and a Northern Pacific freight shed, causing 750000 dollars in damage. The blaze, which also destroyed 300000 bushels of wheat 90000 bushels of flax and 7000 bushels of barley, could not be controlled by the fire department despite aid from local rail road tugs. Both buildings and grain were fully insured.
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Duluth
Minn
Myviday
Consolidatedlevator Company
Northern Pacific
Duluth, Missabe & Northern Railway
Eleven Mexicans Arrested in El Paso Plot Roundup
Eleven Mexicans were arrested in El Paso on charges of fomenting a revolution against a friendly power on American soil. A building search uncovered two cases with rifles and revolvers and 1000 pounds of ammunition. Letters and incriminating literature were found.
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el Paso
Ukiah Man Claims Heir to $90 Million Wilmington Estate
B N Springer formerly a county surveyor candidate and Ukiah resident now in Potter Valley says he is heir to a Delaware estate valued at 90 million dollars. He will pursue legal steps to establish his descent.
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Ukiah
Cal
B. N. Springer
Potter Valley
Wilmington
Del
Farmer Fatally Shoots Wife at Colfax Depot
John Welsh 52, a Wisconsin farmer, fatally wounded his wife at a Colfax depot on Friday with scissors. He had been drinking and allegedly stalked her following a dispute with police.
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Stairs
Clappewa Falls
Wis
John Welsh
Colfax
Bine Bone
Navy Yard furloughed men discharged at end of June
Three hundred fifty of the 1000 plus Washington navy yard workers furloughed three months ago were notified of their discharge effective July 1. Their names will be removed from the rolls after July first as part of the thinning process. Indiana Company Banks. Columbus, June 27. The Lincoln National Life Co of Fort Wayne filed in common pleas court a petition seeking to restrain State Insurance Commissioner Lemmert from revoking its charter.
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Form Currency Association
Washington
Cortelyou
Treasury Department
Navy Yard
Washington Navy Yard
Indiana Company Banks
Columbus
Lincoln National Life Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Common Pleas Court
State Insurance
Com
Missioney Lemmert
Nab Alleged Iowa Embezzler in Alabama Arrest
June 27. J. Gould was arrested in Birmingham on Muscatine, Iowa instructions for allegedly embezzling 3200 dollars from the Hut Tig Manufacturing Company.
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Nab
Iowa
Birmingham
Ala
Gould
Muscatine
Lhuttig Manufacturing Company
Sleeper Arrival Sparks Venezuela Mission Review
Washington awaits the arrival of Jacob Sleeper the American secretary in Caracas as he journeys via Willemstad and Guantanamo to New York. Officials expect his interviews with President Castro to clarify Caracas attitudes while the Marietta is reassigned to Guantanamo and Ruggles proceeds to the naval station.
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Washington
Jacob Sleeper
Caracas
Willemstad
Department of State
Marietta
Porto Cabello
New York
Cienfuegos
Havana
Cuba
Venezuéla
Sleeper
State Department
Venezuela
Ruggles
Castro
Senor Veloz-Golticoa
Brewer
Guantanamo
United States
Eso
Navy Department
Messrs
Sleeper and Ruggles
Naval Station
Five Die in Wreck Near Chadron Nebraska
Five persons were killed when a Chicago and Northwestern passenger train struck a washout caused by a cloudburst forty miles from Chadron. The dead include engineer Willis Graham fireman QO C Meyers brakeman and two unidentified men. Dispatcher Averts Big Hold-Up in St Louis.
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Chadron
Neb
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Willis Graham
QO. C. Meyers
Fred Ebener
Numerous 1908 items mix deaths plans and politics in brief
Lieut. Col. Amon A. Angur dies at Fort Thomas Kentucky from Bright's disease at age sixty five. Phi Gamma Delta prepares its sixtieth annual convention in New York on June 27 with about seven hundred expected attendees. Mrs. August P. Johnson of Ida Grove drowns her four children in a cistern. Health Commissioner Winn of St Louis plans to inoculate rats with a fatal disease virus to kill them in Missouri cities. Charles M. Phillips founder of Christian Standard and brother of ex congressman Thomas W. Phillips dies in Pasadena California. Vallejo rumor says all main guns on Pacific and Atlantic fleets to be remounted with six pounders on ships. Mayor McLean of New York seeks to bar patriotic airs in parks piers and city buildings on July 4. Dr Hamilton Fish Biggar, Rockefeller physician, offers $100 to women for the national homeopathists fund and donors rapidly subscribe it.
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Amon A. Angur
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Bright
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
New York
August P. Johnson
Ida Grove
Winn
Louis
Missouri City
Charles M. Phillips
Christian Standard
Thomas W. Phillips
Castle
Ohe
Phillips Bros
Oilducers
Pasadena
Cal
Vallejo
McClean
Fingdy
Hamilton Fish Biggar
John Rockefeller
Ixsas City
Sherman to confer July after hospital visit
Dr H P Carter greeted Sherman at Lakeside hospital. Sherman expects to leave by Wednesday and plans a conference with political allies at Utica on Friday July 3. Vital signs largely normal though breathing rose slightly. other readings normal. US news item includes Persia shah health note and Iowa embezzlement arrest of county treasurer William H Pettis in Sac City.
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H. P. Carter
Ja. S. Sherman
Lakeside Hospital
Utica
Shiman
Cleveland
Iowa
Sac City
Wiliam H. Pettis
Sac County
Markets Grain and Provisions Report Chicago June 26
The Chicago markets show weaker flour prices with spring wheat specials at 5.75 and Minnesota hard patent jute options around 4.85 to 5.05. Wheat for July at 44s 6c, Corn fell to 67 44 68c, Oats near 58 79 4c, Butter ranged 22 to 25 cents, Eggs at 13 15c, Potatoes to 1.15, Live poultry prices listed for turkeys chickens and ducks.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wheat and Rye Price Report From New York Market
New York supply news notes firmer cables and short-covering with wheat firm in early adjournment trading. July at 94 94 5 cents, September 92 8 16, December 94 in the dull rye market. No 2 western rye named at 8 cents nominal.
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New York
Northwest
Vasac
Live Stock Cattle and Hogs Market Report Omaha June 26
CATTLE Market steady with Native steers at 4.75 to 5.08 and cows 3.25 to 5.86. western and Texas steers listed with varied ranges. HOGS market lower, heavy at 5.85 to 6.92, mixed barrows 5.30 to 6.16. sows 4.00 to 6.20. calves 3.00 to 6.25. SHEEP steady with yearlings 4.00 to 5.00, ewes 4.00 to 4.50, lambs 5.10 to 6.10.
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Chicago
Bolozna
Omaha
Neb
Texas
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Jas
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Frederick A. Hyde
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H. Schneider
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Lexington
Henry Miller
Harrodsburg
Mercer County
Paris Green
Peoria
Baure
Okie
St. Louis
Illinois Traction System
Lynch Station
BE. Hartman
Chicago & Alton
Tallyho
Newport
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boston
Bath Road
Parker
Lead
W. H. Parker
Deadwood
Colorado
Black Hills
Sherman
Gonfer
Shah
Paris
Persia
Teheran
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