Princeton mourns Grover Cleveland as he dies at home
News from Princeton reports the death of Grover Cleveland after a night of declining health. tributes flow from President Roosevelt and other leaders as funeral plans and interment in Princeton Cemetery are arranged for Friday at 5 p.m. Cleveland’s long public career is summarized with emphasis on civil service reform tariffs gold standard and leadership.
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Story of Grover Cleveland Life and Rise to Power
A dated life sketch traces Grover Cleveland born March 7 1837 in Caldwell New Jersey through early poverty to law practice in Erie County New York. It covers his Buffalo mayoralty nickname veto mayor reform record and ascent to the presidency including two terms and tariff reform stance.
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Family of five seeks health with Postum over coffee
An Iowa mother reports five children harmed by coffee due to caffeine. After switching to Postum the family avoids medicine and notes improved health, including her husband’s heart issues and a son’s digestion. The letter, signed from Battle Creek Michigan, praises the product.
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