Cleveland's Death Shocks Princeton Community
Grover Cleveland died at his West Land home in Princeton after long illness. Physicians attributed heart trouble aggravated by stomach and kidney ailments. In recent weeks he had returned from Lakewood and initially seemed to improve before a sudden decline led to his passing as mournful town life paused.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
West Land
College Town
Cleveland
Joseph D. Bryant
New York
George R. Lockwood
John M. Curnochan
Lakewood
Bryant
Carnochan
Mr. Cleveland
Hasad
University
Simple Service Buries Ex President Cleveland at Princeton
Funeral in Princeton N J marks a private burial for Grover Cleveland without eulogy or music. President Roosevelt and governors Fort Hughes and Hoke Smith attend as friends, not officials, at Westland and the Princeton cemetery beside Ruth Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Grover Cleveland
Ruth
Roosevelt
Fort
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Westland
Marshall Leads In North Dakota Ballot Returns
Territorial returns show the stalwart wing aiming to tame the state ticket with Spahlin likely to succeed himself as U S senator race tallies place Marshall at 8000, M N Johnson 6600, Little 5500, Hansbrough 4250. Hanna wins congress by 10000 margin, Treadwell Twichell defeated for governor by about 15000, with nine candidates overall. Legislature results not yet available.
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Little
Hansbrough
Ward County
L. B. Hanna
Congress
Grenna
C. A. Johnson
Minot
Stalwart
Treadwell Twichell
Supreme Court
E. C. Cooper
Gilbreath
Department of Agriculture
Eighty Five Missing After Larache Sinking Near Muros
Corunna Spain June 25 A dispatch reports eighty five missing after the steamship Larache struck rocks near Muros in heavy fog. The vessel carried about 150 aboard and sixty five were rescued. The captain doctor and first officer drowned. Many survivors lack clothing.
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Corunna
Spain
Larache
Argentine Republic
Muros
Sherman Hopes to Leave Hospital Soon as Recovery Improves
Congressman Sherman, confined at Lakeside hospital, reports feeling fine and asks when he may go home. Dr. Carter says he could leave by Wednesday, plans a Utica conference on July 8, and notes seven hours of sleep and high spirits. Medical staff express strong confidence in full recovery.
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Sherman
Cleveland
P. Carter
James S. Sherman
Lakeside Hospital
Utica
Carter
Gould Divorce Suit Opens in New York City
Mrs Helen M Kelly Gould begins absolute divorce proceedings against Frank J Gould in New York City after their 1901 marriage. Service at Gould’s office reported. she has twenty days to file a complaint while he must answer within the same period. The couple separated after rumors dating to 1906, with two children aged five and three remaining at the Fifth Avenue residence.
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Frank Gould
New York City
New York
Frank J. Gould
Helen M. Kelly
Woman Drowns Four Children Then Tries Suicide
In June at a farm south of town Mrs August P Johnson, temporarily insane, drowned her four children aged up to six in the cistern. The mother attempted suicide afterward but was rescued by neighbors.
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Ma Grove
August P. Johason
Minnesota Tornado Blasts Clinton Minn Deaths and Devastation
Graceville Minn June 9 a deadly tornado wrecked Clinton Minnesota leaving seven dead eleven seriously injured and sixty three more slightly hurt with property losses at least 145000. The path 200 yards wide by four miles long destroyed thirty three homes and many farms while neighboring towns mobilized aid as residents faced medical needs clothing and housing shortages.
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Graceville
Minn
Clinton
G. W. Johnson
Fred Stottesberry
Thomas Rothwell
Vandermark
Kate Mills
Nickerson
Edna Carroll
Esther Carlson
John Haggeman
Frank Watkins
Mattie Rothwell
Swenson
Condit
Charles Daly
Higgins Farm
Rothwell
Big Stone
Ortonville
Peterson
Ortonsville
Minneapolis
Cholera Outbreak and Democratic Convention News
Cholera breaks out among troops at Camp Gregg with three scouts and a civilian dead. quarantine enforced. Pangasinan province reports ninety three cases with sixty three fatalities in twenty four hours. Caesar arrives with submarines for this station. Democratic state convention in Burlington adjourns after debates on delegates and Bryan nomination. Connecticut delegation backs Archibald McNeil for vice presidential nomination.
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Manila
Camp Gregg
Jones
First Cavalry
Muldoon
Philippine Scouts
Pangasinan
Luzon
Caesar
Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Denver
Archibald McNeil
Accident Fatal to One in Newport Trip
Mrs Henry Winn of Malden Massachusetts died after a family coach overturned during a pleasure excursion in Newport on June 27. The trip was with delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Boston.
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Newport
Henry Winn
Malden
Mass
Failyho
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Boston
State Department Marking Time on Venezuelan Question
In Washington the State Department marks time on the Venezuelan question as events show little near-term change. The gunboat Marietta will depart Curacao for Guantanamo with envoys aboard while Venezuelan chargé d affaires remains in Washington then plans to relocate. No new directives call for returning the vessel to Venezuelan waters, and no light comes from Caracas on diplomatic tangles.
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State Department
Washington
Marietta
Curacao
Guantanamo
Jacob Sleeper
Caracas
Francis A. Ruggles
Senor Veloz Goitoca
Legation
Puerto Cabel- To
Willemstad
Bloodshed in Persia as Tehran parliament bombarded
Teheran June 24 after a bloody fight around the parliament building Cossacks and soldiers surrounded the house demanding arrests ordered by the shah. Parliament refused and troops fired. Military orders bombarded the building about 10 o clock. bombs were also dropped from the mosque. Many killed and wounded as halls were cleared.
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Parliament
Teheran
Murder reports from Negros and missing forester
A message from Negros reports the murder of H. D. Everett forester T. R. Wakeley teacher and four Filipinos by hill tribesmen after six weeks missing. Also notes the Philadelphia carrying the American Olympic team to London with strong turnout and bands at the pier.
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Manila
Island of
Negros
H. D. Everett
T. R. Wakeley
Europe
New York
Philadelphia
London
America
Market Quotations From Minneapolis and Chicago
Market report lists Minneapolis wheat for July and September at 1.06 and 1.94? as well as No 1 Northern and other grades. Duluth wheat figures for arrive and track and flax prices appear, with St Paul yard cattle, hogs, and sheep prices. Chicago prices for cattle hogs and sheep, plus grain and provisions, are shown with multiple dates and grades.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Tully
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Soothe Bowels and Cold
The product acts gently on the bowels to drive the cold from the system while reducing inflammation and irritation. Children like it and it is sold by Eugene A Pfafferle.
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Kennedy
Eugene A. Pfafferle
It Can't Be Beat Best Medicine Says Harden in NC
Harden of Silver City North Carolina says Electric Bitters cannot be beat for stomach liver and kidney troubles and other weakness ailments. Casye used it and found it excellent. Sold under guarantee at O M Olsen's drug store 500.
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ML. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Casye
Harden
Ebilla
Guariplee
O.M. Olsen
Drg
Desi Sally by Miranda Jane Promoted by Pioneer Drug Co
Miranda Jane writes Desi Sally praising a mysterious program from Uobster’s Rocky Mountain Test Pioneer Drug Co, claiming improved complexion and a playful gate-past scene implied in the letter.
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Desi Sally
Miranda Jane
Uobster
Rocky Mountain Test Pioneer Drug Co
A Prize and a Bullet in Mrs. Smith's Treasures
A playful scene shows Mrs. Smith boasting over treasures while an old Tatler note recalls a bullet that killed her husband. An advertisement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills follows, noting they are sold by Eugene A. Pfefferle.
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DeWitt
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Best the World Affords Arnica Salve Endorsed by J W Jenkins
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill hails Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best salve the world affords. He claims it cured a felon on his thumb and always heals sores burns and wounds. Available for 25 cents at U M Olsen’s drug furniture.
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Bucklen
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
U. M. Olsen
Fulfilling Its Mission
An unnamed stranger in Rhodes meets locals at the Great Colossus where a native explains its purpose. The visitor notes there are other wonders in the world, then leaves after a casual remark about the Singer Building.
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Damascus
Rhodes
Great Colossus
Singer
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for Cuts Burns and Piles
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is promoted for cuts burns bruises and scratches and particularly recommended for piles. Sold and marketed by Eugene A. FYet ferle.
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DeWitt
Heeame
Eugene A. Fyetferle
Emergence of National Conventions Replacing Caucus Nomination
The article traces the shift from congressional caucuses to national conventions in U S presidential nominating history. It notes 1824’s Crawford defeat, the 1828 Baltimore convention for Clay and Van Buren, and later Democratic and Whig nominations including Polk and Jackson era rules. It cites Romulus Saunders introducing the two thirds rule and describes enduring convention practices linking past to present nomination methods.
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House
Senate
Martin van Buren
William H. Crawford
Georgia
Crawford
Clay
Calhoun
Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Republicns
Baltimore
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
van Buren
Polk
Romulus M. Saunders
van Bure
Charles Wadswe
Bolitan Magazine
7Th Camp
Io Metro
Horizon vision clashes with a woman's longing view
A fragmentary reflection contrasts a man's expansive horizon with a woman's more intimate sense of distance as Tarnilles observes figures moving beyond her window, hinting at differing perceptions sparked by ordinary life.
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U.S
Brown Co. Bank
New Ouly
Steinhauser
Masonic Black
S. Court
Pritsche
Udantender
Ofive Over Brown Co. Bank
Saw Ola, Minn
Wm. Pfaender Jr
John E. Bobleter
Strickler
Chas. A. Albrecht
Wabasha Street
Purtney
Wabasha St
St. Paul, Minn
Dun & Co
Scientific American
All Newsdealers
Munn & Go
Southern Pacific Railroad
Tsk
California
Ardee
Rees
Princeton, N. J
Marshall
Flay
North Dakota
Iown
Minnesota
Philippines
Vermont
Bryan
Burlington
W. J. Bryan
Persia
St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago
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