Funeral Arrangements For Grover Cleveland Made For Tomorrow
The funeral for former U S president Grover Cleveland will be private and at five this afternoon. The services will be simple in the family plot at Old Princeton Cemetery. Roosevelt will attend, traveling from Oyster Bay with Mrs Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb. A flower wreath was ordered by the president and Mrs Roosevelt to be placed at Princeton.
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Funeral proclamation honors Grover Cleveland
The article notes official mourning acts after President Grover Cleveland's death in 1908. Half mast flags, naval gun salutes, and paralell proclamations outlined by President Roosevelt. It covers national and district observances and the date and place of Cleveland's death and service record.
Head On Collision Exam in Douglas County Schools
An examination for certificates to teachers in the Douglas county schools will be held in the High School building, Lawrence, on June 26 and 27, beginning at 7 30 o clock each day. Bowman announces marriage gifts at Gustafson's.
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Douglas County
Missouri Pacific Wreck Near Piper Kansas
Two Missouri Pacific passenger trains collided head on near Piper Kansas fourteen miles northwest of here shortly after noon today. Several passengers were slightly injured and a baggage man reported seriously hurt. Crews jumped for their lives. American officials killed. Manila telegram notes murders in Negros of government forester Everett and teacher Wakely and four Filipinos by hill tribesmen. details unavailable. The Diamond Was Eaten by Mrs Freeman in Minnesota. cake eaten at a party.
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New York
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Chicago
Miamnehen
N.d
Mary Wilkins Freeman
Lewis
Drowned man in boat fall investigated today
A man named J. W. Karns drowned after falling from a boat and going over the dam shortly after 2 PM. Rescue efforts continued as officials searched for his body, while reports from the state agriculture board and other agencies noted rain impacts on crops and ongoing investigations into flood conditions and related accidents.
Young men sought for jobs and school aid in Lawrence
Local notices advertise janitor work for tuition at Lawrence Business College and selling the Daily Capital in Lawrence. A drowning accident is reported near the Quad gates as Karns, a middle aged laborer, fell from a big flat boat and activists search for his body continue through the day.
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Business College
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Lear
Carl Kurta
Karns
North Lawrence
Quad
Markets by Wire and Various News Briefs
Grain and provisions prices with wheat and corn quotes from Chicago markets. Also notes on livestock receipts in Sioux City and a trial in Marien Kansas involving Willian Carr. Miscellaneous items include public notices, ads, and short local notices from June 25.
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Chicago
A Job as a Laborer for the President's Son
Oyster Bay reports a claim that Theodore Roosevelt Jr will take a simple laborer job as a miner with a steel company to probe ties between the president’s family and the steel trust. Officials deny any official involvement by Roosevelt or his father, calling the story false yet acknowledging Greenway’s friendship with the president.
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Roosevelt
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Unnet
Creenway
Steel Corporation
Yong Roosevelt
Sherman Better as Immediate Operation Fades
Sherman improves at Lake Erie hospital after a quiet night and restlessness only briefly. The immediate operation possibility has passed. In Omaha Mary Cleveland Hoyt sister of Grover Cleveland plans to skip Princeton funeral and stay with family. Three large Republican petitions filed in Topeka for Long Stubbs and Leland. Long’s petition shows 108,000 signatures. 16,000 cap reached. Also reports murder over an article in Lebanon Tennessee. Gould divorce suit filed in New York. Dr William D Foster elected president of the American Institute of Homeopathy in Kansas City.
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James S. Shernan
Lake Aile Hospital
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Neb
Mary Cleveland Hoyt
Grover Cleveland
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Topeka
Chester Long
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Cyrus Leland
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Carler
W. R. Stubbs
J. N. Dulley
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Foster
Kansas City
William D. Foster
American Institute of Homeopathy
Yale Wins Thorough Thames Race Over Harvard
Yale defeats Harvard in a Thames River rowing race with Yale edging ahead at midway and maintaining a slight lead to the finish. Harvard battled back in the stretch but Yale crews held even before sprinting to victory as time near the one minute mark.
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Tate
Five Die in Boarding House Fire in Chicago
A fire in a five story boarding house at 17a Haran street within the Pabst Chemical plant area killed five members of a single family, including a mother and four children. The explosion and smoke trapped residents on the third floor as stairways and fire escapes were cut off, forcing police and firemen to rescue some and others to jump from windows.
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Pabst Chianical Company
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Ae Mathe
Man Held Over Death In Emporia Auto Crash
Emporia Kansas June 25 A young man is held to answer for the death of Theresa Roth a Westphalian woman who fell and was killed when a moving automobile struck. The coroner's jury found she died from jumping from the car during an attempted assault. Irwin the driver is jailed as the inquiry continues. Teheran reports unrest as shah orders bombardments of homes linked to opponents. The Tafts proceed to New York for Yale-Harvard boat races with a special train and gathering delayed by Cleveland's death.
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Bryan faction splits on railway ownership plank
In Lipcul Nebraska on June 25 supporters anticipate a Denver convention split over railway regulation. The Den Wer platform may push strict rail rules while Bryan allies predict no government ownership plank. Norman Mack and other Bryan confidants doubt government ownership will be a campaign issue.
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