Funeral plans for Cleveland amid Roosevelt arrival
Princeton June 25 Arrangements for the funeral of the late President Cleveland are underway as Roosevelt is expected to arrive tomorrow. Cleveland bears up, rests well, and discussions of funeral details proceed while the city fills with visitors coming to pay respects. The funeral cortege is planned from Westland to the cemetery, with the police preparing routes amid crowds.
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Princeton
Jume
Intex
Cleveland
Preakdept- Roosevelt
Orlock
Howe
Richard
Mayor Rywa Promises Honor and Service Amid Ceremony
A distorted proclamation text references Mayor Rywa and a formal address to citizens. The garbled OCR hints at an official pledge, recognition of service, and a ceremonial scene involving municipal leadership and community figures. No clear names or places beyond the mayor emerge.
To Stop Nuisance and Distracting Ads by Boys
An effort to stop the carelessness of boys who dist racted advertisements for merchants. Officer Smith arrested four boys this morning for distributing circulars for a department store. The youths admitted their role and described tossing papers about the street, sometimes as many as ten or twelve at a time.
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Smith
Joseph Manner
Demands 12000 From Rankin Estate Over Stock Claim
Walter Sparks of New York seeks twelve thousand dollars from the estate of the late John C Rankin Jr former mayor and city president alleging a stock entitlement. The filing appears before ex Chancellor William J Magie as the case proceeds with legal action against the Rankin estate.
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William J. Magie
Aseh
John C. Rankin, Jr
Elizabeth
Counci
Walter Sparks
New York
Fatal Kick by Horse Ends Life in Afternoon
Report states a man died from internal injuries after being kicked in the stomach by a horse yesterday afternoon. Investigators say the incident occurred at a rural farm while the rider was attempting to mount the horse. Emergency crews arrived but the injuries were fatal.
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Prrtie Waparried
Jet
Moletes
Fragments From a Wall Street Evening
A damaged OCR fragment shows jagged text about street names and the closing hours of a financial district scene. It hints at a crowd and stacks, but the readable facts are minimal and unspecific.
Veoterday’s Sierching Heat Overcomes Four Patients
A fragmentary report notes four patients rushed to hospital in ambulances after a heat event. One patient preferred home care while others were treated for heat related symptoms. Names and exact locations are illegible due to OCR errors.
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Veoterday
Nebraska Delegates Debate First Ballot Totals
A Nebraska convention tallies delegates pledged on the first ballot with figures around 800 for Bryan, 672 for the nomination, and 651 for Hepburn aligned delegates. The count shows 121 remaining unpledged or uncertain, reflecting a fluid delegate situation.
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Leget
Hegan
City to Hold Special Meeting on Election for Removal of Machines
A special City Council meeting was called by City Clerk John Kenah after a communication from Secretary of State Dickinson. The discussion centers on holding a special election to decide whether machines must be removed and replaced elsewhere if directed. The secretary notes removal would require alternate placement, with no other municipality ready to accept them, and sets timing within thirty to sixty days prior to the election.
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Renee
John Kenah
Dickinson
Jake &. Sewer
Wofel Oak
Abe
Kemah
John F. Kenah
Aseord
Stabbing Case Delayed in Quarter Sessions Court
John Higgins pleaded guilty and William Pittier altered four similar pleas to one non vult today in the Court of Quarter Sessions. Salvino Lare and Fred Ferrmno were to be tried for stabbing John Matto of Mainfield on May 31, but Matto suffered a relapse with a hemorrhage this morning. The case postponed to July 9. A regular session of court is set for tomorrow.
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John Higgins
Day
William Pittier
Almoult
Pole Snaps Off as Lineman Falls at Roselle Park
Henry Bond of 117% Hampton Place, an employee of the Public Service Corporation, was seriously injured last evening at Roselle Park while repairing district line troubles. He climbed to fix a light two th irds up, a gust snapped the pole, and Bond fell, suffering head injuries. He was taken home and reported to be confined for several days.
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Henry Bond
Hampton Place
Public Service Corporation
Roselle Park
Bond
Rand
Injunction Sought Against Pecten Order in New York
Telegraph report from Rochester New York states Justice Benton in supreme court issued a temporary injunction delaying the enforcement of an increase by the Independent Order of Pectens. The restraining order holds until September as equity hearings continue. Proceedings followed the Toronto convention where the challenge originated. Samuel Link, formerly of the Assembly, and attorney J M E O Grady filed for the show order.
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Rochenter
N. Y
Toronto
Simumelink
The
Assembly
James ‘M. E O'Grady
Arrests and judgments over unpaid sums stir court notes
A court record shows arrests for delay in paying a $50 judgment, with a later intervention by attorney John J. Stamler who secured a $61 payment covering costs. The tale shifts to a note on animals that cry, citing dogs monkeys and elephants shedding tears in distress, attributed to emotional responses.
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Connolly
Berg
John J. Stamler
Rehearsed Summer Resort Jibe Sparks Sparse Notes
A fragmented quote portrays a sarcastic visitor dismissing a summer resort called The Sheve as unfamiliar to a Philadelphian. Incomplete names and phrases such as Louie umom SUMMER and Covingtin hint at a broader travel or social scene, though details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Anid
Yale and Harvard row evenly in regatta opener
New London June 25 Yale and Harvard split the first two events of their am overt regatta. Yale won the four-oared varsity while Harvard captured the freshman race. The eight race was set for 43 this evening with Yale favored by strength and home support. Harvard shows speed in the Crim son crew with Morgan passing Fish and Cutler from the Crimson. The crowd gathered in the harbor saw a lively scene as rival colors adorned the streets and boats.
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Journel
New London
Yale
Harvard
Uth
Ousie
Bec
Yoke
Marvard
Warvard
Bhue
Tom
Harvan
Camille
Old Yale
Crimson
Rice
Howe
Ee Nh Wold
Whroke
Harvard Faulkner
Teo
Stverance
Bares
Baripent
Binkien
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John Son
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