Death of Cleveland Victim of Heart Trouble
Grover Cleveland twice president of the United States died at his Princeton home “West Land” from heart failure with gastric and kidney ailments. At his deathbed were Mrs. Cleveland and physicians Dr. Bryant Dr. Lockwood and Dr. Carnochan. Funeral planned for Friday at 1 p.m. in Princeton with Esther and Richard Cleveland to attend from Tamworth New Hampshire.
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NYU Couple to Stay in Tamworth with Mrs Perrine
Marion and Francis will remain at Tamworth with Mrs Perrine, continuing residence under the care of the local host.
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Roosevelt to attend Cleveland funeral at Princeton
President and Mrs Roosevelt will travel from Oyster Bay to Princeton to attend the funeral of ex President Grover Cleveland. They abandon their planned trip to New London to witness the Harvard Yale boat races and will return by train via Jersey City. A floral wreath will be sent in their names and federal honors will be paid.
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Shadow of Sorrow at Yale Commencement
New Haven June 25 Yale commencement was shaded by the death of President Cleveland. Secretary Taft expressed deep regret and praised Cleveland as a great American. Taft postponed the Republican sub-committee meeting to July 8 in Washington due to James Sherman’s illness.
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Tribute From Bryan to Grover Cleveland Career
W J Bryan in Lincoln Nebraska on June 25 paid tribute to ex president Grover Cleveland. He called Cleveland a strong character with zealous supporters and earnest opponents and noted his decisive actions and readiness to accept responsibility. Bryan said Cleveland’s leadership left a lasting influence on the nation and that universal sorrow is felt at his death.
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Hottest June Day Yet In Washington Since 1900s
In Washington the city recorded one death and four prostrations from the heat as the thermometer hit 97 degrees at 4 pm and 102 degrees on the street, marking the hottest June day in 34 years according to the weather bureau.
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Rocks doom many as La Rache sinks in Spanish fog
A Spanish steamer La Rache crashed on unseen rocks near Muros in fog. Of 97 passengers and 98 crew, 47 survived initially with two later dying. Seventeen women drowned, several lifeboats lost, and nearby villages rushed boats to rescue others as weather hindered efforts.
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Primary returns widen split in North Dakota ticket
Returns from the statewide primary show slow but suggest the stalwart state ticket topping. Marshall leads in Dickey county and Bottineau, while Little carries Bismarck by about 500 to 600 votes. Cass county favors Little, and in the city leaders expect a Little Marshall contest for the senatorial seat as Hansbrough is seen as defeated.
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Dr Price's Wheat Flake Celery Food Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Price's Wheat Flake Celery Food as a perfect breakfast choice. It claims the product is simple, clean, nourishing and appetizing, satisfying real hunger and proving agreeable to the taste.
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Little Leads in Stark and Ward Races in North Dakota Vote
In North Dakota a large vote favored Little for the senate with Marshall second in Stark and Ward counties. Morton and Stark show Little ahead. Ward reports lighter turnout. On the general state ticket the stalwarts run closely, with Johnson favored for governor.
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London Press Honors Former President Cleveland
London papers publish extended memoirs and editorials on the death of former U S president Grover Cleveland. The tributes praise his independence and integrity while noting the coincidence with the Venezuela withdrawal. The Daily Mail lauds Cleveland for prioritizing national interests over class.
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Lightning Kills Three in Tomah Wisconsin
Severe rain and electrical storm kill three people in Tomah Wisconsin. Mrs A E B McGee and her daughter Dora from near Wilton died from lightning shock. Frank Day a Winnebago Indian living north of the city also died. The others escaped. A deluge of rain accompanied the strike. The piece ends with a joke about mourning crape from Liverybody's Magazine.
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Morning Post Praises Cleveland as Great Man of His Time
In an admiring editorial the Morning Post hails Grover Cleveland as a monumental figure. It compares his strength breadth of view and honesty to Bismarck and declares he served the United States without factionalizing his presidency.
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