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Elkhart Daily Review

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1908

Page

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Grover Cleveland Laid to Rest in Simple Private Funeral

The body of Grover Cleveland was buried in Princeton Cemetery in a private ceremony attended by President Roosevelt and several governors. A simple house service included scripture, a brief prayer, and Wordsworth verse. Flags nationwide were lowered to half mast as towns consider memorial efforts.

Princeton N. 7 Grover Cleveland Cleveland Up. m Presbyterian Church Roosevelt Governors Fort Hughes and Hoke Smith Equitable Life Assurance Society Princeton University

Arrival of the President at Mrs Cleveland’s Funeral

President Roosevelt attended the funeral of Grover Cleveland arriving at 4 58 p m and meeting Governor Fort and Secretary Loeb. Clergy joined Mrs Cleveland and the children Esther and Richard as the service ended pallbearers carried the casket to the hearse and the procession moved to the cemetery where Cleveland was buried beside his daughter Ruth. The crowd stood with bared heads as the bell tolled and the grave filled marking his long last rest.

Fort Loeb West Hnd Cleveland Roosevelt Ohd Nissan Ruth Grover Cleveland

Public mourning for Grover Cleveland spans nations

Washington reports widespread grief at the death of Grover Cleveland. Messages pour in from Brazil, Britain, and Europe while U S observances mark the funeral from Maine to California. At Pine Camp New York retreat sounded as 77 guns fired in honor.

United States Newark Novo Grover Cleveland New Jersey Washington Brazil Great Britain Europe Maine California Lakes Gulf Pine Camp N. F. D. Grant

Club Women In A Crash At Newport Beach Trip

A tally ho coach carrying visiting club women from Boston to Maston’s beach on Bath road overturned after an axle broke. Three women were seriously injured. Mrs Henry Wynn Malden Mass suffered a skull fracture, Mrs Bennett F F Davenport Watertown Mass had a broken collarbone and three ribs, and Mrs Sunden Lincoln Neb had an ankle dislocation with facial injuries. Mrs Wynn is in critical condition.

Newport Boston Maston's Beach Bath Road Newport Hospital Menry Wynn Malden Mass Bennett FF. Davenport Watertown Sunden Lincoln Neb Wynnl Ig

New Haven Union Agent Convicted in McLagen Foundry Case

Frank Meee a union labor agent was found guilty on four counts of intimidation tied to a strike at the McLagen foundry. He received three months in jail on each count totaling one year with a stay of execution to permit an appeal to the state supreme court. Retrial followed a supreme court order after an initial conviction and sentence.

New Haven Conn Frank Meee Dabor Common Pleas Court McLagen Alow McGee Supreme Court McGee Supreme Court of the State

Train Wreck Near Garrettsville Kills Engineer

A derailment on the fire railway west of Garrettsville Ohio after a broken rail caused a fatal crash killing engineer Charles H. Sysmonds and injuring several others including G J Iake and H H Neese. The report lists multiple injuries from the same incident.

Cleveland Fire Railway Garrettsville Charies Hk. Sysmonds G. J. Leke G. Hth. Neese William Rankin Fred Brand IT. Smith Stass

Decorations for Democratic National Convention in Denver

Fifty three gilt stars will hang from the Auditorium ceiling to represent states and territories with a central large Denver star. A sixteen foot shield and multiple banners and portraits will decorate the stage as early planning progresses for the July convention. Key figures include Henry D. Clayton and Senator Culberson, with Bryan expected to influence platform planks. Bryan plans to stay in Lincoln. Mrs Leavitt will attend as a Denver delegate.

Charles W. Arthur Denver Democratic Nation Denver Washington Wath Jefferson Jackson Wis Bryn Henury D. Clavion Alabama FL Yo Morris Windiss Bryan Lincoln Leavitt Longworth Chcago Colorado

Crowded Bucklen House Welcomes Empire Stock Co

A large audience filled the Bucklen theater Monday night as the Empire Stock Co returns for a weeklong engagement at the same low prices. The company presents Fooled By Fortune with its familiar cast, following a four week run at Marion.

Bucklen Popwar Empire Stock Co Empire Company Elkhart Fortune Marion

The Mule's Delusion and Pack Mule Artistry

The New York Mail notes mules are enduring mountain fixtures and skilled packers. It praises training, discipline, and load management while humorously warning about a mule’s self delusion and its unique, unimitable song.

New York Mail

Father Williams Indian Tea Promises Strength For Women

Advertisement touts Father Williams Indian Tea as a natural remedy for pale weak nervous and delicate women. It claims to quiet nerves restore flesh and energy and improve eyes complexion and health. Tea or tablets sold for 20 cents by B. D. Milter and F. H. Bentz & Co.

Father William B. D. Milter South Main F. H. Bentz & Co

Fourth of July Round Trip Rates Announced

The Big Four set July travel rates at one and a half dollars for round trips with outbound travel on July 8 and 4 and return by July 6. Minimum fare listed at $1. Travel plan code 2506.

Big Four

Zigher Moves Law Office to Ground Floor Office

E B Zigher relocates law practice to ground floor at 141 W Lexington Ave granting new suite 24380.

E. B. Zigher Ais Law Office W. Lexincton Ave

Mixed Metaphor Debate in the House of Commons

The Manchester Guardian notes the lively use of mixed metaphors in political debate. It cites remarks on religious irreligion and intemperance, education legislation, and tobacco moisture, all framed as vivid rhetorical flourishes in parliamentary discourse.

Bishop Knox Meieana Clifford Manchester Guardian

Leeks Cause Culinary Mix up in Household Comedy

A husband questions a bride about leeks appearing in his soup. The bride recalls sending leeks but the husband denies ordering them. The grocer reveals the missing link as tulip bulbs from Mrs. Jackson were mistakenly placed in the basket and eaten.

Scott

Empire Stock Company to Open Summer Repertoire at Bucklen

Bucklen theatre announces summer engagement of the Empire Stock Company presenting a repertoire of high class plays at ten cent summer prices. Elkhart patrons recall the company as one of the best to appear here. Advanced sale begins Saturday at 10 a.m. Every seat couponed.

Elkhart L Elkhart Ind Bucklen Theatre Management Empire Stock Company Empire Players

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