Grover Cleveland Dead At Princeton Home
Ex president Grover Cleveland died at his Princeton New Jersey home at 8 00 this morning after a sudden decline. He had recently returned from Lakewood where he lay sick and had shown signs of recovery before the shock of his death. Mrs Cleveland and the children were at the summer farm in New Hampshire.
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N. J
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood
Haster
Cleveland
Bryant
New York
Hicago
United States
Altgeld
Illinois
Senate
Harrison
Maputo
Great Britain
Venezuela
General Palm
Roosevelt
United State
White House
Navy
Ansel
Tri Spartanburg
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Ans
State Bank Statements Show Strong Reserves and Loans
The quarterly bank statements for 222 state banks indicate total assets and liabilities remain robust with over 25 million dollars in aggregate. Nearly half sits in savings, with slight increases in bank obligations and rediscounts totaling around 1.3 million. The report, compiled by State Bank Examiner Giles L. Wilson, highlights solid liquidity and favorable signs for bankers.
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Giles L. Wilson
State Bank Examiner
National
Son Wounds Father Fatal Pickens Showdown
Ben Masters died Tuesday from injuries after his son Dice Masters struck him with a fence rail during a quarrel over fertilizer at Mrs. Raper’s Pumpkintown home. Dice Masters surrendered to the sheriff following the attack.
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Pickens
Ben Masters
Dice Masters
Raper
Pumpkintown
The Teacher's High Calling Inspires Summer Talk
Hon J J McSwain of Greenville spoke to Summer School teachers at the Court House on June 24. He urged education to form mind and heart for all work, stressing character over mere knowledge and the teacher's influence through example.
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J. J. McSwain
Greenville
Court House
McSwain
South
Conmon
Gould Divorce Suit Filed by Helen M. Kelly
In New York on June 26 papers were served on Frank J. Gould in an absolute divorce suit filed by his wife Miss Helen M. Kelly. Married since 1901, the couple faced rumors of trouble from 1906 with a reconciliation followed by renewed dissension until their separation last April. Mrs Gould stays with the two children at the Fifth Avenue home while both spouses have 20 days to file pleadings.
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New York
Frank J. Gould
Helen M. Kelly
Gould
Helen
Dorothy
Words of Praise for Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription
Advocates Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments noting nonkety ingredients and herbal roots, promising gentle health support without alcohol or habit forming drugs. Warns it won’t cure tumors yet aids vigor with perseverance, invites sick women to write for confidential consultation and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
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Plergers
le Very
Dr. Pierce
St. Verce
Buffalo
N.Y
The Fiddling Hobo in New Orleans Parade
A grim levee scene in New Orleans features a fiddler, described as a hobo, who brings music to a dancing crowd of locals. The poem recounts his performance, the spectators’ revelry, and a final farewell as he leaves, noting the potential riches he could have earned if he stayed.
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T. Malien
New Orleans
Frenchy Jim
The Soldier Friend and Battlefield Dog Roles
An article discusses dogs in modern warfare aiding ambulance and scout duties. It notes German civilian corps training dogs for rescue work and cites Austrian maneuvers where dogs located wounded quickly. The piece also promotes Dr Shoops Restorative for postwar nerve tiredness and appetite, sold by Dr J We Bell.
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Shou
J. We Bell
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James Blaine
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Harrigon
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Weaver
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Keowee
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Bucklen
Tzgerald
St. Nicholas
Germany
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