Mr Sherman Grows Better From Illness in Utica
Reports from Cleveland indicate Congress physicians see no need for alarm as Mr Sherman’s health improves. A consultation at Lakeside Hospital yielded a statement that there has been no change since early morning and that an operation remains uncertain, with the president and family hesitant about further procedures.
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Heatwave Relief Hopes Rise In Cooling Evening
A reader notes the heat lingering with a 100 degree reading at 7 PM and only a brief cool breeze from the east. Burau predicts a cool wave tomorrow, offering relief to workers and sick residents amid extreme temperatures.
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Yale Confers Degree On J Pierpont Morgan
Telegraphed report notes Yale awarded honorary degrees to J Pierpont Morgan as the campus celebrated the event. The ceremony drew alumni and faculty, with Morgan receiving a formal address and the president presenting the honors amid notable attendance.
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Abandoned Boy Seeks New Home After Court Appearance
A twelve year old boy walked into the police court seeking adoption after being abandoned by his guardians. He described living with Mr. and Mrs. Kopicki of Virlet Street and said he had worked at the Singer plant before losing his job. The youth carried a bundle of overalls and a book, told his tale in clear English, and expressed desire to enter Catholic Protectory Newark. Mrs. Kopicki, wishing to adopt, welcomed the chance to care for him as relatives had not supported him.
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Train Disaster Kills Three In New Brunswick Yard
A locomotive explosion on the New Brunswick line cost Engineer William Roberta Fireman Holman and Fireman Robert Donnelly their lives. After the blast twelve cars were hurled 190 feet, tearing a telegraph pole and injuring others. Witness Councilman Robert Kellogg of Elizabeth captured the scene and the wreckage blocked tracks as wrecking crews distributed ballast.
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Holman
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New Brunswick
Market Exhibited Herder Tons in the Early Dantings
Market reports from New York on March 24 describe fluctuating stock activity with gains in several issues. Westinghouse rose 24 percent amid broader market shifts while Union Pacific showed little change as investors awaited further signals.
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Teheran Death Toll Exceeds Thousand Amid Uprising
Telegraph reports from Vienna and Odessa describe street fighting in Teheran with hundreds killed or wounded as Cossacks quash reformers. Shah orders halt to indiscriminate slaughter while foreign legations warn of danger to diplomats. Russians mobilize on frontier as Persia crisis widens.
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Newsregiment Formed in New Jersey United Regiment
A group formed last night to organize a regiment known as the Fourth New Jersey Uniformed Regiment. The meeting convened in Elizabeth with local officers and participants including Rabe, and other organizing members discussed ranks and service details.
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Ex President Grover Cleveland Dies in Princeton
Grover Cleveland, twenty second President and the last living ex president, died at his Princeton home at 8 40 am after a long illness. He remained conscious until ten minutes before death. The official notice cited heart failure with pulmonary thrombosis and edema, and his decline followed digestive and kidney issues. Funeral arrangements will be private at Princeton.
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Lowered Flags Mark Of Respect For Grover Cleveland
A report from Elisabeth notes Grover Cleveland’s death prompted early city actions. Mayor P J Ryan ordered city hall flags lowered and will decide on further official action, reflecting on Cleveland’s service as a former president and respected public official.
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Leq Crushed Between Freight Cars Near Jersey City
William Geraghty a 29 year old man living on Catherine Street was injured early this morning after being crushed between two freight cars. He was at work in Union Newaland Liberty Ferry area when struck and sustained a badly injured leg. He was taken to Alexian Hospital for treatment.
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New York
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