Simple Funeral for Grover Cleveland Overseen by Leaders
Princeton, N J June 26 Funeral plans for Grover Cleveland favor extreme simplicity with no pomp or military display. President Roosevelt, Gov Fort, Gov Hughes and others are expected to attend as a brief Presbyterian service marks the burial at the Cleveland plot.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Banda
Westland
Cleveland
Bayard Jane
Roosevelt
Henry van Dyke
William Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church of
Brick Presbyterian Church of New York; Rev. Sylvester W. Beach
First Presbyterian Church of
Maitland V. Bartlett
iThose
Mr. Cleveland
Sleveland Plot
George B. McClellan
Paul Morton
Commodore 5. C. Benedict
Richard Watson Gilder
New York
Paul van
Vandeverter Avenue
Wigwen Street
National Guard of
New Jersey
Fort Ofersey
Hughes
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Clevelaud
Citie
Presisnt Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Or Fort
Breton
Explosion at Pabst Chemical Works Kills Four
A deadly blast at the Pabst Chemical works on Huron Street in Chicago killed Mrs. James Nolan and her three children who lived above the plant. An unidentified man also died. The four story building was wrecked and twelve first floor women were badly burned while others were injured fleeing to the street.
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Chicago
Pabst Chemical Works
Huron Street
James Nolan
It All Depends on Castro
Washington reports the Ameri government is not seeking trouble in Venezuela and aims to avoid escalation, signaling cautious optimism amid regional tensions surrounding Fidel Castro and U S policy in Latin America.
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Castro
Washington
Ameri
Venezuela
Taggart brings Democratic ticket boom to Denver
Thomas Taggart, chairman of the national Democratic committee, arrives in Denver with a pro Bryan Kern ticket. He predicts Bryan on the first ballot with John W. Kern of Indiana as running mate. Taggart praises the Auditorium and schedules July 4 and July 6 meetings to address seats and contests. He says he will not be chairman again. Kidney health note follows.
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Denver
Col
Thomas Taggart
National Democratic Committee
Bryan
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
John E. Lamb
B. F. Shiveley
Taggart
National Committee
Woodson
New York
Ohio
District of Columbia
Illinois
Chicago
Committee On
Preas
Fighting in Teheran Claims Heavy Casualties
In two days of fighting in Teheran 164 soldiers and 300 Nationalists were killed or wounded. The report lists high casualties amid ongoing combat and tension in the region.
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Teheran
Near-fatal pneumonia led Morris to seek Dr King’s remedy
In spring 1906 Morris of Skippeca Virginia faced a severe pneumonia with a dangerous cough. His friends feared consumption and death were near but he reportedly found relief with Dr. King’s New Solution, claiming renewed strength afterward.
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Jease FP
Morris
Skippeca, Ve
Dr. King
Leon Twos
Ous
Thas
Aonys
Democratic Committee Heads to New York for Funds
Chairman Lloyd leads a Democratic congressional committee to New York seeking funding to keep early campaign plans moving. The group has sped preparations two months ahead, threatening to halt operations without fresh money. Lloyd expects the trip to unlock support and proceed with established strategies.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
Lloyd
New York
Standings Update From National Leagues And Scores
Baseball standings show St Louis leading the American in late season play with Chicago and Cleveland close behind. American Association lists Indianapolis, Louisville, Toledo, Columbus, Minneapolis, and Kansas City with varying records. Mentions of campaigns in Milwaukee and St Paul as teams compete for spots, plus a note about Secretary Garfield planning a Honolulu speech to open the Republican campaign. References a Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup testimonial from OC D. Knoefel.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul Oo
R.H.E. Minneapolis
Patterson, Buelow
Block
Druhot
Livingston
State Inspectors Seize Bad Milk Wagons In Richmond
State health officials and deputy inspector John Owens along with Dr. C. S. Bond halted numerous dairy wagons in Richmond Indiana on June 26. They sampled milk, poured out filthy contents from one can, and found cans wrapped in blankets unsuited for transport.
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Richmond
Ind
John Owens
State Department of Food Inspection
C. S. Bond
Owens
Harvard Yale Boat Race Ends In Collapse At Finish
Harvard won the varsity eight race despite Griswold collapsing from exhaustion near the finish. Yale, trailing with seven rowers, showed sympathy as captain Ide and Yale teammates supported Griswold who was revived after a nervous collapse.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Griswold
Erie
Ide
Crimson
Town Captured in Coahuila Mexico amid fighting
Two hundred armed riders seized Viesca in Coahuila. Three killed, several wounded. Telegraph lines cut, railroads torn up, a bridge burned. Three trains of troops left Mexico City and Saltillo for the scene. Government officials deny political significance while some reports hint at a revolution.
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Laredo
Tex
Viesca
Coahuila
Mexico
Saltillo
Republic
War and Interior
Sherman progress eases anxiety over illness
Cleveland June 26 Representative James S Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate has made rapid progress in recovering from illness. His physician says near recovery and there is no reason to be anxious over his condition.
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Cleveland
James 8. Sherman
Tehran calm as British report end to artillery use
Private messages from Teheran say the situation is improving and in hand. Artillery will be stopped in the city while the military will continue domiciliary visits.
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London
Teheran
Four New Peers in King Edward Birthday Honors
London June 26 The official celebration of King Edward's birthday lists four new peers and ten new councillors or eleven barons as part of the honors. The record notes creation of noble titles and associated peerage appointments.
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London
Edward
Acquittal Granted in Witicki Murder Case at South Bend
Nicodem Witicki, indicted for the murder of Antore Clencelewski, was acquitted after a 38 minute jury retirement in South Bend Ind. Public sentiment had been bitter and the case was viewed as particularly brutal at the time of the killing.
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South Bend
Ind
Nicodem Witicki
Antore Clencelewski
Witucki
Local resident recalls near-fatal years ago
Mr. C. Farthing of Mill Oresk Indian Territory reflects on a past illness and hardship nine years ago saying his time bed nearly came and he faced a slender edge to life. He notes a slow recovery and a sense of gratitude for what he gained since.
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Mr. C. Farthing
Mill Oresk
Ind
Ter
Two Men Held as Forgers in South Bend Capture
South Bend police hold John Doyle and John R. Phillips suspects in a forgery case linked to Battle Creek Michigan. Doyle allegedly tried to pass a 160 dollar fake check on Samuel Spiro. Phillips, dubbed the corn king, presented a 100 dollar payment with a 84 dollar bill and showed a false 34600 dollar bank certificate.
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South Bend
Ind
Battle Creek
Mich
John Doyle
John R. Phillips
Newark
N. J
Doyle
Samuel Spiro
Phillips
Will Reach Jury Today in Ira Cole Killing Case
Ira Cole indicted for killing his brother in law George Leever in August 1907. Testimony in the Anderson circuit court closed and the jury will hear the case. Cole claimed self defense saying Leever attacked him on Newton Moor's veranda after an old quarrel resurfaced while Cole was feverish. Leever was 32, Cole 28.
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Anderson
Ind
Ira Cole
George Leever
Cole
Leever
Newton Moor
Moore
Mysteriously Disappeared Sherman County Case Spawns Flight
Shelbyville Indiana June 26 Edward McCarty, who was stabbed by Morton Bailey and feared too badly injured for trial, has vanished and is thought to be in Kentucky. McCarty and Warren Spalding attacked Bailey after nightfall with knuckles. Bailey used a knife. Bailey was acquitted of assault while Spalding awaits grand jury action. McCarty now evades trial by flight.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Edward McCarty
Morton Bailey
Kentucky
McCarty
Warren Spalding
Bailey
Spalding
Woman bitten by cat may die in Hammond incident
In Hammond Indiana on June 26 Mrs N J Zoll faced a grave danger after attempting to free her cat from a rat trap. The cat attacked her arm and the bite swelled drastically. Zoll refused to kill the cat, hoping for its recovery, and two men were needed to release the animal.
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Hammond
Ind
N. J. Zoll
Fe- Mae
Farmore Up in Armes In Seymour Squirrels Killings
Early this month Jesee Buckles and A G Miller from Seymour went into Jennings county and killed several squirrels angering local hunters who then led to the arrest of Buckles and Miller.
Democrats Shift West as Denver Prepares for Convention
Denver readers learn that the Democratic National Convention will convene July 7 in a newly built Auditorium. Delegates and officials plan vacations in the mountains before the event, with many bringing families and suffrage supporters expected to press for women’s ballots.
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Denver
Colorado
Middle West
Men Optimistic About Heaven Through Wives Church Record
A pithy, era tone line noting men who expect heavenly reward via their wives church records. It presents a humorous aside on marital influence and religious status with a newspaper-like voice.
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Washington
Pont
Local notices and events from town and region
Masons will confer the Entered Apprentice degree tonight. July 4 religious meeting set for Ohio Falls Holiness Association camp grounds on Silver Hill, led by Rev J W Hughes. June 23 basket meeting at Asbury Chapel near New Albany Pike, transport arranged. Unity Council election July 7 selects delegates for state and national conventions. W E Hart’s Scottebarg jewelry robbed last night. guneral store at Kouttalery also entered. Luther Whitten reports discovering a body while fishing near Pearl Street. incident details unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Ohio Falls Holiness Association
Silver Hille
J. W. Hughes
Bivgswood College
Kingeswood
Asbury Chagel
New Albany Pike
McCulloch
Wagene
W. E. Hart
Scottebarg
Guneral
James Alpha Sear Kouttalery
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Shalbyville
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R.H.E
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Leavitt
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Ubben
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