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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

6

Cleveland Dead Denly at His Home in New Jersey

Grover Cleveland died at his Princeton home in New Jersey after a long decline from heart failure and kidney ailments. Officials and physicians cited long illness and recent weight loss as factors. his children were away in New Hampshire when he passed. The funeral at Princeton drew Roosevelt and other dignitaries as a private service followed by a solemn burial.

Grover Cleveland United States Westland Haceton N. J Cleveland Resce Mra Cleveland Joseph D. Tyant New York George R. Lockwood NewWork John M. Carnochan Pinceton Princeton Lakewood Cleverand Weigat Eland Jeveland Bryshe Lockwood Bryant Carnochan Rinceton Duvally Trusaunees Aatuteneas Mina Mina. Was October 17, Ma Carriage To the Tru Rominent Park Gppcarping Aggial Aye Roosevelt Fort New Jersey Hughes Hoke Smith Georgia Equitable Life Assurance Society Princeton University Sylvester W. Beach First Presbyterian Church of Maitland V. Bartlett West Farme Wordsworth Bartlett Cloaing Henry van Dyke William Wordsworth National Westland Grounds Bayard Lane Nassau Street Vandeventer Avenue Old Nassau Hall Ruth Hsther Richard William H. Richards Brick Presbyterian Church of

Saleable Stallions Hal W Caesar and Prince Albert to Race Season 1909

Hal W pacing stallion with mark of 2 25 and dark grey Ceasar a Percheron stal lion will appear the first three days each week at the owner's stable near Onburg and the last three days at the Indiana stable just west of the fair grounds on Blairaville road for the 1909 season Breeders should see these horses at once D C Howards Owner and Keeper Also wanted 50 to 75 acre parcels near Indiana and schools fertile land well watered no trolley lines Box 92 Marion Center Pa

Hal W Ceasar Prince Albert Onburg Indiana Fair Grounds Blairaville Road D. C Howards Schools Marion Center

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