Cleveland Dies at Princeton Ex-President Grover Cleveland Dies
Grover Cleveland died at 8 40 p m at his Princeton home Westland Heart disease and long standing stomach and kidney ailments were given as the cause President and Mrs Roosevelt to attend funeral Friday government honors planned Flags half mast and military naval honors ordered Ex President Roosevelt telegraphed condolences and will attend funeral
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New London
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Varnish Fire Burns Poseyville Man Cassius Schafer
Cassius Schafer of Poseyville suffered severe facial burns when a pot of varnish that had caught fire flared up in his face. He received immediate medical attention and the incident prompted a safety check of nearby work areas.
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Cassius Schafer
Poseyville
Grover Cleveland’s Career Timeline Highlights
Born in Caldwell New Jersey March 18 1837 Grover Cleveland held roles from clerk and teacher to law clerk assistant district attorney sheriff mayor governor and president. He vetoed 115 of 987 bills in 1885 married Frances Folsom in 1886 defeated for reelection in 1888 practiced law after 1889 and helped settle the Venezuela boundary dispute in 1895.
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Big Oil Field Loss From Lightning Fires in Pennsylvania
A pair of electric storms in western and northern Pennsylvania caused more than 100000 barrels of oil to burn, destroying three refineries in Bradford Warren and Washington. The blazes, sparked by lightning, left scorched land and charred vegetation over a wide surrounding area though brought under control.
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Disaster Rakes Spanish Steamer La Rache
Corunna dispatch reports the Spanish steamer La Rache wrecked in fog near Muros. The vessel with 97 passengers and 54 crew sank quickly and a panic ensued. only 17 people had landed at the time of the report.
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Evansville Woman Falls From Doorway, Injuries Fatal Suspect
Mrs Barbara Burke of Evansville fell from the rear door of her home to the pavement and sustained injuries which are thought to be fatal.
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Barbara Burke
Evansville
Reign of Terror in Teheran Amid State of Siege
Reports from Teheran describe looting and Cossack shelling as opposition leaders sought refuge in grandee residences. The Shah imposes a state of siege to curb revolutionary violence, while officials retract the higher casualty figure.
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Morteza Khan
Persia
Progressives control Iowa GOP convention in tempered mood
At Waterloo on June 25 the progressive faction led a Republican state convention in a calm transfer of influence. They endorsed Gov. Cummins and progressive reforms, praised the Iowa delegation led by Senator Allison, and backed his re election. Ladd and Weaver were renominated for the supreme bench as officers were approved. The body mourned Grover Cleveland with a formal note of sympathy.
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Clyde liner Chippewa runs aground near Montauk Point
The Clyde line steamer Chippewa en route from Charleston to Boston ran on a submerged rock off Montauk Point in thick fog. The freighter carrying naval stores and lumber, with no passengers, flooded the hull and lost steam. A wrecking tug was dispatched and the crew will be rescued if storm threatens.
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Spanish Schoolship Nautilus Enters Havana Harbor
The Nautilus, Spain’s first naval vessel to dock since sovereignty was relinquished, arrived in Havana on Wednesday to a chorus of welcome from the local Spanish colony praising the event and naval presence.
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Stephenson Seeks Re-Election in Wisconsin Senate Race
United States Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin, elected to fill the Spooner vacancy, announced Wednesday night his candidacy for re election. In Des Moines Jacob Bayless, holder of stock in the First National Bank of Jurvey, filed in federal court for a receiver citing insolvency risk and impending stockholder assessments.
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Des Moines
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Oklahoma land litigator resigns over ill health
Washington June 25 Judge L F Parker Jr of Vinita Oklahoma recently named assistant attorney general in charge of land litigation in Oklahoma has resigned due to ill health.
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Russians Need Unsinkable Monitor Floridas in Orient
The remark suggests deploying sturdy naval monitors to counter early setbacks in the Far East, arguing for resilient ships that cannot be sunk in contested waters. It frames the need as a decisive naval asset for sustaining operations and deterred aggression.
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Sherman Makes Good Progress on Hospital Stay
Congressman James S. Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate remained resting comfortably in Cleveland hospital after gallstone illness. Doctors reported temperature decline and no immediate operation, but advised removal of the trouble when health allows. Sherman sent a sympathy telegram to Mrs Cleveland and remained under constant watch with no pain reported.
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Venezuela Crisis Deepens as US Breaks Ties
Venezuelan charge d affaires Senor Veloz Goilicoa met with Acting Secretary Adee who declined to reveal details. The withdrawal of Jacob Sleeper signals a practical end to diplomatic relations with Venezuela, a move planned by Root and Bacon after years of correspondence with Caracas, surprising President Castro.
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Forester and Teacher Among Victims in Negros Murder
A telegram from Negros reports the killing of H. D. Everett government forester and T. R. Wakely school teacher along with four Filipinos by hill tribesmen. The incident occurred as tensions rise in the island province near Manila on June 25.
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T. R. Wakely
Cooks Who Cook Secures Spotlight in Reporter Local Columns
Local column feature highlights cooks who craft meals at home and in community kitchens. Profiles spotlight their recipes, techniques, and the impact of food sharing on neighborhood culture.
Circus Train Collision Injures Eight In St Paul Yard
In St Paul Minnesota eight persons were injured when a Milwaukee Road freight train collided with the Hagenback Wallace circus train in the St Paul yards shortly after midnight.
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Ten Infirm Convicts Pardoned in Kentucky
Acting Governor Cox pardoned ten infirm and blind convicts in Frankfort Kentucky on Wednesday the largest single pardon in thirty years. The action follows a review of cases and marks a notable clemency instance.
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Cox
Progressive Republicans Aim to Break Senate Stand Pat
Pierre June 25 Progressive Republicans rally as Gov Crawford defeats A B Kittredge of Sioux Falls for the senatorial nomination and is poised for election. Crawford, linked to Cummins LaFollette wing, led anti corporation campaigns and now seeks the US Senate on the same platform, after earlier governorship bid.
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Senate
Clerk nearly scalped as hair caught in fan shaft
Miss Maude Rodgers a department store clerk at Anderson was nearly scalped when her hair became entangled in a revolving shaft that operated a fan.
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Maude Rodgers
Anderson
Death Defying Attraction Promises New Circus Thriller
An inventive showman promises a death defying act that tops prior thrillers at the circus. The inventor brags of a stunt so dangerous it could redefine danger for audiences.
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