Grover Cleveland Dies at Home in Princeton
Princeton June 25 Grover Jevelard twice president of the United States died at his home Westland in Princeton after a long illness. Official statements cite heart trouble superinduced by stomach and kidney ailments. His wife Mrs Cleveland at his side through his final hours. The nation prepares a proclamation ordering flags at half mast for thirty days and military honors at the funeral.
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Grover Jevelard
United States
Westland
Hanter Mes
Cleveland
Dosepn ID
Bryant
New York
George R. Lockwood
New Ep
John M. Carnehan
Rinceton
Jong
Funeral Will Be Tomorrow In Princeton
News of Cleveland's death shocks Princeton as friends and officials mourn privately. A police guard surrounds the home while dignitaries and editors send condolences. the funeral, at Princeton cemetery, will follow private wishes. Notables sending tributes include Hoose wel, Governor Smith, and US figures.
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Cleveland
Princeton
Jax
University
Hoosewel
Chileno
Geveral Stewart L. Woodford
New York
President Roosevelt Alters Plans After Cleveland Death
News of ex President Grover Cleveland's death shocks President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. He immediately telegrams condolences to Mrs Cleveland and requests funeral details. Roosevelt abandons his planned trip to New London and prepares for urgent official duties.
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Grover Cleve- Baud
Roosevelt
Plains
Cleveland
Leveland
New London
Conn
Shadow of Death at Yale Commemoration
New Haven June 25 ex President Grover Cleveland died casting a shadow over Yale commencement events. Secretary Taft expressed deep regret calling Cleveland a great man and president. He paid tribute noting civic ideals rugged honesty high courage and reverence felt by the nation.
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New Haven
Conn
Grover Cleveland
Yale
Taft
Cleveland
William J Bryan Tribute to Grover Cleveland
Tincoln Neb June 25 W J Bryan writes tribute to ex President Cleveland for next week's papers. The death of Cleveland marks the end of a remarkable political career with steadfast supporters and steadfast opponents alike. He was deliberate in action and conviction, ready to accept responsibility, exerting strong influence on associates and events.
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Tincoln
Neb
Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Baseball Scores and Box Scores from Multiple Games
A fragmented baseball score list shows Brooklyn and Philadelphia battles with low errors and varied batteries, plus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh contests with partial innings. Also includes Chicago vs St. Louis, Boston vs New York, and Boston vs New York second game box summaries with hits and errors and listed pitchers.
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Wits
Philadelphia
Corriden
Spaia
Wilhlem
Kostetter
Tittsburg
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Titis
Frrars
Cincenati
Pitt
Chicago
Ruelbach
Kling
Boston
New York
Rasy York
Lindam
Carthy
Smith
Wiltie
Bresnahan
Young
Grahmm
Mathewson
Malarkey
Snodgrass
Nation
St. Louis
Harvard Gets Her Revenge on Water Regatta
New London Conn June 25 Harvard celebrates two wins by freshmen and graduates over Yale in the annual regatta. Today the varsity eights race will be rowed as Harvard seeks further revenge after Tuesday defeat in baseball.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Baseball score mashup with multiple games and errors
Multiple baseball scores and errant phrases show games between Chicago Cleveland Boston Washington Detroit St Louis Philadelphia New York Kansas City Indianapolis St Paul Louisville Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee and Lincoln Denver. The text lists runs errors and batter ies with scattered player names and pairings, plus weathered box score fragments from several matches.
Unusual Appeal Granted in Lewis Defrauding Case
In St Louis on June 24 Judge Adame granted an appeal in the United States district court case United States versus E G Lewis, president of Lewis Publishing. The defense secured review by the U S Supreme Court after a nolle prosequi halted the indictment over a mail fraud scheme connected to management of the People's United States Bank. The nolle prosequi was entered months ago by Judge Hiner, leaving open the possibility of reindictment on the same charge if pursued again.
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Adame
United States District Court
Inca
United States
E.G. Lewis
Lewis Publishing Company
United States Supreme Court
Nollo
Lewis
People’s United States Bank
Nolle
Hiner
Federal District Court
Statues Planned for Jones and Barry in Franklin Park
It has been decided to erect statues of John Paul Jones and John Barry in Franklin Park Washington between Thirteenth and Fourteenth and K streets northwest. Leon Delagrange the French aeroplanist made his latest flight in mid January in Italy lasting about eighteen minutes. Superior William aboard the Imperial yacht Hohenzollern has entered Wiel bay for the yacht races.
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John Barry
Franklin Park
K Streets
Northwest
Washington
Leon Delagrange
Mid- Jan
Italy
Superor William
Hohenzollern
Wiel Bay
Iowa Republicans Unite Behind Cummins in 1908 Convention
The Iowa Republican state convention blended progressives and stand patters in a calm showing, endorsing Governor Cummins and progressive railroad and corporate measures while praising the delegation in Congress led by Allison and Dolliver. The body backed Taft and Sherman nationally, approved a 2 cent fare plan, rail pass abolition, and campaign-contribution limits, and mourned ex President Cleveland.
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Cummins
Congress
Erit
Allison
Progressives” Secured Control of the New State Campaign Committee
Scott M. Ladd
Stimsa M. Weaver
Taft
Sherman
Iowa Democrats In Council In Sioux City June Meeting
The Democratic state convention opened in Sioux City with C W Miller as temporary chair and T C Clary delivering the keynote. Rev J L Kerby gave the invocation and the body adjourned to 2 pm for committee reports and permanent organization.
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Teain
C. W. Miller
T.C. Clary
J. L. Kerby
Clary
Cleveland
Willam 2
Bryan
Boom Terre S$. Sullivan
Des Moines
Supreme Court
State Central Committee
Lexington movement seeks remount station for Kentucky horses
Lexington Wy June 24 In effort to save Kentucky horse industry hit by New York antibetting laws a local movement seeks government consent to establish a remount station and breed thoroughbreds for use by cavalry officers and training locally.
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Lexington
Kentucky
New York
Columbus man dies attempt at self harm
A Columbus resident aged forty eight planned his suicide by setting papers on fire and lying on them. His sister entered the room and tried to rescue him but sustained injuries in the blaze.
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Dune U
Charles Steneh
Dav
Heath
Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup Endorsement Note
W. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee writes that Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup treated his chronic constipation effectively and he offers a conscientious reference. H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Juagkyne are also noted in the endorsement context.
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W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Wm. F. Juagkyne
Oil Fire Destroys Refineries in Pennsylvania
A massive fire caused by electric storms swept northern Pennsylvania. Over 100 thousand barrels of oil burned, three oil refineries were destroyed, and losses were estimated around 400 thousand dollars. Property worth 500 thousand dollars was burned in the blaze near Burna Pittsburg on June 25.
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Pittsburg
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Lung Trouble
A. A. Heeren of Finch Arkansas writes Foley's Honey and Tar is the best for coughs and lung trouble and has cured consumption in the first stages. He adds that one cannot hear of anyone using the remedy and not be satisfied. H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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Finch
Ark
Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
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