Grover Cleveland dies at Princeton in heat
Former US president Grover Cleveland died at his Westland home in Princeton New Jersey at 3 40 this morning from heart failure complicated by other diseases. He was 71 and survived by wife Mrs. Frances Cleve land and three doctors attended him. The death followed weeks of illness and intense July heat. News reached Oyster Bay and flags were ordered at half mast. The Cleveland family and nearby professors were with him at the end.
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Lockwood
New York
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Andrew F. West
Princeton University
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John A. Stead
Mr. Stead
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West and
Hibbin
White House
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Washington
Oyster Bay
Tamworth
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Flag Action After Death of Former President Cleveland
Unofficial news states the death of former President Cleveland was reported immediately to Oyster Bay for President Roosevelt’s information. The brief dispatch notes the formal notification procedure following the passing. Unknown exact details remain.
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Oyster Bay
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Lebanon Horse Show Trust Seeks $2000 Gift for Prizes
Solicitors report strong early support in a fundraising canvas to raise a 2000 guarantee fund for a Lebanon horse show planned for mid July. James A White and Joseph S Miller head the program with Phil Adler and Elbert Perkins as officers, aiming to attract large crowds based on past success.
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Mr. Perk
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James. A. White
Joseph S. Miller
Phil Adler
Joseph M. Fox
Joseph 8. Miller
Charles White
James A. White
Mr Cleveland Career in Politics and Law
Grover Cleveland born in Caldwell New Jersey on March 1 1837 rose from Buffalo clerk to Erie County attorney then sheriff and Buffalo mayor elected New York governor in 1882 and president in 1885 1888 1892 Married Frances Folsom in Princeton after his presidencies his private life and family details are noted including son Richard and wife Frances Folsom Cleveland stepped into national prominence through legal practice and public service.
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United States
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Essex County
New Jersey
Richard Fairey Cleveland
Yale College
Anne Neal
Baltimore
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Fayetteville
N.Y
Syracuse
Payetteville
Clinton
Oneida County
New York City
Institution For the Blind
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Holland Patent
Buffalo
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Reading
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Erie County
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New York
Benjamin Harrison
Princeton
Frances Folsom
Noren
Ruth
Ether
Marion
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New Uniforms for Indiana National Guard
Indiana National Guard to receive olive brown service uniforms matching Regular Army. Brig. Gen. Oran Perry filed a War Department requisition for 2,500 uniforms as part of a 2 million dollar national fund, Indiana gets about 45 thousand. Current blue khaki uniforms to be retained with blue overcoats. olive gray overcoats due next year. Springfield rifles already issued. uniforms may arrive for September maneuvers.
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Indiana National Guard
Oran Perry
Indisma
War Department
Washington, D. C
National Guard
Indiana
Lebanon band anticipates community support for planned revival
A Lebanon community story describes Beasaam facing a Sept 4 deadline set by a death angel dream and planning baptism into a Baptist church. He has arranged affairs and seeks funds from locals to sustain a band project promising revenue for rent. The band gains momentum, drawing public interest and praise.
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Bossaum
Mr. Doyle
The
Baptist Church
Bassaam
Lebanon
Better Quarters Sought for Band in Lebanon
The Lebanon band requests new space as the current second floor room over a bakery becomes overheated and poorly ventilated. The band seeks a more convenient and suitable practice area to improve conditions and performance.
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Lebanon Band
Reverend Wilfley Likely Accepts St Louis Pastorate
The Rev. Earle Wilfley, pastor of Crawfordsville Christian church, has received a call to lead the First Christian church in St. Louis with a higher salary and broader opportunities. He will likely accept, having declined another offer from Johnson City Tennessee. The WCTU meeting is postponed to one week from tomorrow at Mrs. George Perrine’s home east of town.
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The
Christian Church
Crawfordeville
First Christian Church
St. Lewis
Wilfley
Johnson City, Tenn
Crawfordsville
W. C
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Horrow
George Perrine
Remarkable Conversion Dream Reported by Pastor
June 24. A remarkable case of conversion by a dream has been reported by Rev Edwin Née, pastor of the Baptist church of this city. John A Poseman of Frankfort had a dream in which he saw the earth in great commotion and God.
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Edwin Née
John A. Poseman
Frankfort
Grand Jury Indicts Liquor Offenses In Region
Grand jury returned several indictments after adjourning yesterday. W H Mohler faced charges of practicing medicine without a license, bonds set at 500. James Cobb Jr pleaded guilty to unlawful sale of a case of beer for 2.25, paid costs. Grafton Allen indicted for wholesale whiskey sale to Charlie Hoover, $1, bond 400. Claude Taylor pleaded guilty to unlawful beer sale, paid $30 plus costs.
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John Caney
W. H. Mohler
William Adans
James Cobb, Jr
Walt Lquor
Ea Caldwell
Woo
Grafton Allen
Charlié Hoover
Hoover
F Mo. Allen
Mr. Allen
R. Dally
Claude Taylor
William Layton
Costa
Precaution Against Sun Strokes Warns of Heat Dangers
A historical notice urges people to guard against heat and sun strokes as temperatures rise. It describes symptoms of heat exhaustion and sun stroke, recommending cooling measures, damp cloths, removal of clothing, and quick transport to shelter or medical help for affected individuals.
Real Estate Transfers Buvers to Sliver Couple for 26.58 acres
James and Wilea A Buver transfer 26.58 acres in Clinton County to Charles Silver and wife for a consideration of 100 dollars.
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Sliver
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