Cleveland Death Shocks Nation in 19th Century Puzzle
Cleveland’s death shocks country as lengthy obituary outlines his rise from modest beginnings in Cald Wall, Mayes County to Grover Cleveland’s presidency. It traces early struggles, law career, mayoralty of Buffalo, veto governance, and pivotal Venezuelan boundary note, highlighting his masterful public service and enduring legacy.
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Going the Limit and Odd Missives From a Lost Page
Fragmented lines weave a quirky missive about a child’s mischief and a wary elder. Jumbled quotes and slang hint at a local scene with a bank, teeth, and a wooden item, while a stray remark jokes about original traps and wit without clear context.
Eminent Dane Teaches Temperance At Table
An eminent Danish scholar, famed for strict abstinence from wine and animal foods, refrains from dining with others but occasionally hosts a kindred spirit. His son recalls guests at his table, noting their animated praise of boiled carrots.
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Christian Register
Buffalo Politics and Cleveland Rise to Governor
A historical account traces Grover Cleveland's path from Buffalo mayor to New York governor in 1899, detailing clashes with corrupt officials, vetoes blocking treasury raids, and his wary stance on tariff policy. It notes the Olney note on the Venezuelan crisis and cabinet reactions, with Hilary Herbert recalling the tense period and its implications for potential war.
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Virtue in the Waters of the Ganges
A Milwaukee Sentinel item notes beliefs about the Ganges and Jumma waters hindering cholera microbes via antiseptic properties. It praises public praise as a driver of better work and questions how often praise is shared beyond private life. A separate note mentions substitute for wood fuel using preaged potato meal in making pericils.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Beam of Divinity and Fortune Quotes in 19th Century Fragments
A collage from The Manchester Union and Dublin papers quotes Seneca on divinity and courage, contrasts a swallow’s warning with trouble, and urges action. The text blends aphorisms about resilience, memory of dangers, and a candle versus lighthouse metaphor for progress.
Absence of pomp marks funeral for Grover Cleveland
The simple Princeton funeral for Grover Cleveland reflected restraint with no pomp or eulogies. Clergymen officiated at the house and grave, a small procession guarded by mounted police, and a tomb inscription marking his birth and death. Notables and officials attended, including President Roosevelt and New Jersey Governor Fort, with a brief presidential proclamation honoring the former president.
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Georgia
Tribute to Great Man Oyster Bay Death of Grover Cleveland
News that former President Grover Cleveland died reached President Roosevelt at his summer home in Oyster Bay. Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt expressed sympathy to Mrs Cleveland in Princeton New Jersey. The shock prompted changes in the president's plans for the immediate future.
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Oyster Bay
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Royal Trousseau Exhibition At Karlsplatz
Vienna paper reports a grand trousseau exhibit by Avchduchess Henrette-And at Karlsplatz. The display featured wedding attire and opera costumes alongside an art collection. Free admissions drew many women, while few valued the art, highlighting patriotic sentiment.
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Elderly German-Order Photo Linked To Kaiser Thanks
An elderly woman near Stompers arranged a German army photo row and sent it to the Kaiser. She received a letter of hearty thanks from the imperial cabinet. In the United States large teaching orders support 30,000 religious with pay averaging 7500 yearly. The church’s teaching capital is described as 300,000,000 at five percent interest, supporting education Catholic.
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Polo Thahittigs Us Geal, Mepinos Mk Mmetie Halekt Barlty: Prenciad
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United Stites
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Notable tributes laud Grover Cleveland as a great public figure
A collection of affirmations from Taft Fairbanks Cartelyou Dewey Stevenson Judson Harmon Carlisle Judson Judson Judson Landis Grosscup Johnson Bryan praising Grover Cleveland as a model of incorruptible public service strength and leadership, marking the end of a monumental political career with enduring fame.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Judson Harmon
Grover Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
United States
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
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Kenesaw M. Landis
Peter S. Grosscup
Sov, Johnson
Minnesota
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
World flight record claimed by Burnley Campbell
Lieut. Col. Burnley Campbell supposedly circled the globe in 40 days and 1914 hours after departing Liverpool on May 3 1907 and landing at Dover June 13 1907. Had he caught the St Petersburg express at Derlin the time would have been shorter by several hours.
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Woman singer fined at Marylebone Court over intoxication excuse
Georgina Ashton, a singer, told Marylebone magistrates she was overcome by the room’s floral scent while singing at a West End house. She was fined for drunkenness and notoriety, with the remark reflecting a melodramatic defense. An amusing New York office sign and notes on Naxos emery and Greek quarries appear in the column.
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London
West End
John Street
New York
Mrs Sarah Shute Dies After Heart Failure in Newport
Mrs Sarah Shute of Hartford Connecticut joined the General Federation of Women's Clubs Newport excursion and fell ill en route. At Newport Hospital she died Friday night of heart failure aged 45 while three other delegates were injured when a coach collapsed during a carriage drive in Boston.
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Vincola
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Newport
Usurper Suppresses Moroccan Revolt Amidst War Plans
In Ferwad Teloan the usurper Molailaid orders 18,000 troops from local tribes to seize Rabat and Tetouan areas. Sultan Abdel-Aniz seeks $800,000 security via government mortgages as part of a French-backed scheme, while unrest grows in Rabat over the operations.
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Fragmented veteran chronicle from forgotten pages in dust
Fragmentary OCR text references a veteran connected to multiple wars and places in Colorado, Nebraska, and regional towns, with garbled names and unclear events. It mentions rivers, a minister, and personal details that are largely unreadable, suggesting a disordered historical notice or obituary fragment with missing context and identities.
Podunk and the idea of rural obscurity in America
A fragmented 1900s magazine excerpt discusses Podunk as a symbol of rural obscurity, noting no actual Podunk exists in the 62,000 postal geography and referencing geographic name boards. It weaves in anecdotes about New York values and a humorous misadventure with a Japanese servant.
Grapes Nuts praised for nourishing balance and brain power
An advertising letter extols Grape Nuts with milk and cream as a perfectly balanced food that nourishes brain and nerves across ages from infant to elderly. It cites personal experiences of improved condition, appetite, and energy, noting users include a sixty year old, a traveling man, and a seventy plus aunt.
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