Tributes to Grover Cleveland by Morgan J O'Brien
Ex justice Morgan J O'Brien lauds Grover Cleveland as one of America s three greatest presidents joining Washington and Lincoln His strong character integrity public service education and philanthropy are praised along with his personal simplicity and unwavering moral standards.
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Grover Cleveland Remembered By Nation and Colleagues
Nineteenth century leaders and colleagues reflect on the death of Grover Cleveland. William F. Sheehan hails him as a great man and noble character, praising his calm temperament and sincerity. The telegraph tribute from Charlevoix, Michigan, highlights his American roots and enduring impact.
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Remembering Grover Cleveland’s Public Service and Character
Prominent figures including W H Truesdale Jerome Eben B Thomas E C Benedict and George Westinghouse praise Grover Cleveland noting his honesty patriotism and steadfast public service. They laud his rectitude courage and dedication to the public trust during trying times.
Pennsylvania Railroad Publishes Summer Schedule to Long Branch
The June 28 changes put Asbury Park Spring Lake and stations on the New York and Long Branch line under a revised timetable. Fast trains will be added and express trains will receive parlor cars with smoking cars on key services. Travelers can obtain new timetables from ticket agents after June 26.
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Tributes From Cleveland Cabinet Members
Ex President Cleveland’s survivors include Olney Herbert Carlisle Fairchild Francis Smith Vilas Harmon Dickinson Colman Stevenson and their tributes express deep regret. Adlai Stevenson says Cleveland’s death grieves him and that Cleveland will have a large place in history due to his talents integrity and eight years of administration.
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Mr. Cleveland Remembered for Democratic Duty and Justice
Port Carling Ontario June 24. The obituary honors Mr. Cleveland as a Democrat of the old school who feared God and trusted the final judgment of his countrymen. He weighed counsel before action and valued justice to all, shaping a life devoted to duty and democracy. Hilary A. Berbete
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Obituary Tribute From Richard Olney on President Cleveland
Boston secretary of state Richard Olney calls Cleveland’s death a national irreparable loss. He lauds Cleveland as a great statesman of patriotism, public duty, and courage, noting the shock felt across party lines.
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Cleveland Secretary Praises Grover Cleveland's Character
Boston reports Charles 8. Fairchild Secretary of the Treasury in Cleveland's first Administration visited the city and upon learning of Mr. Cleveland's death said Grover Cleveland was a great and good man.
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Vilas Reflects On Cleveland Death In 1893
In Madison on June 24 Col William F Vilas ex senator and Interior Secretary commented on Mr Cleveland s death saying time will clear differences and history will praise his character powers and services to the country.
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Harmon Named to Press Role in Detroit
Detroit June 24 Judson Harmon former Attorney General is described as a typical American in press reports. He is mentioned in connection with a new or anticipated position in Detroit reflecting his public profile and status. The note highlights his prominence and ongoing relevance in national affairs.
Gov Hoke Smith Praises Secretary of Interior
Atlanta June 24 Gov Hoke Smith former secretary of the interior under Cleveland issued a statement praising an unnamed figure as big in brain and body and saying duty was his constant rule of conduct.
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Ex Gov Francis praises Cleveland after death
Ex Governor D R Francis, former Secretary of the Interior under Cleveland's second administration, expressed profound regret at the death of the former president. He called Cleveland a truly great man and patriot and said his services will gain appreciation as years pass.
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Obituary Mourns Ex President Cleveland Aid Norman Colman
Norman J. Colman, former Secretary of Agriculture in Cleveland's first administration, reacts to the death of President Grover Cleveland with praise for his heart and intellect and his sole ambition to serve the American people faithfully.
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Dickinson Ill Postmaster General In Flint Sanatorium
Detroit June 24 Don M Dickinson Postmaster General in President Cleveland s cabinet is ill in a Flint Michigan sanitarium with a nervous breakdown He was informed this afternoon of the death of ex President Cleveland and said the news was a great shock to him He had hoped the ex president would recover from his recent illness and was overcome by the news
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Praise From Fairbanks for Cleveland Funeral
Vice President Fairbanks indicated he will likely attend Mr. Cleveland's funeral. He praised Grover Cleveland as one of the best patriotic statesmen, devoted to public service, and a man of broad sympathies and steadfast convictions.
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Bryan Pays High Tribute to Grover Cleveland
W J Bryan called the death of ex President Grover Cleveland a sudden end to a phenomenal career and a strong character in politics. He praised Cleveland for deliberate conviction, responsibility, and leadership, noting his influence on associates and his part in the nation’s heritage. Universal sorrow marked the occasion.
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Great Man Says Cannon On Cleveland Demise
Danville Illinois June 7 Speaker Joseph G Cannon commented on the death of Mr Cleveland at Princeton expressing regret. He recalled serving in the House during both of Cleveland’s administrations though often in opposition noting Cleveland’s ability courage patriotism and lasting historical stature.
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New York Mourns Cleveland Death Across City
New York City and Wall Street observed mourning after the death of Grover Cleveland. Mayor McClellan ordered half staff flags and officials recorded the loss of a great statesman. Courts and financial districts followed with tributes, while civic groups planned memorial actions.
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Nation Mourns Ex President Cleveland in 1908
The Nation honors ex President Cleveland after his death. Massachusetts Governor Guild praises his sincerity and courage and says tariff aims were not his fault. Governors Harris Ohio Hanly Indiana Willson Kentucky Woodruff Connecticut Glenn North Carolina order flags at half staff.
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Taft Reacts To Cleveland Death At Yale Commencement
Secretary Taft expressed shock and sorrow at the death of ex President Grover Cleveland during Yale University commencement events in New Haven. Ex Senator Spooner and J Pierpont Morgan received Doctor of Laws degrees and Taft praised Cleveland as a great leader with civic ideals and honesty.
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What the Editorials Say From The Sun
The Sun notes Grover Cleveland’s civil service reform zeal his stand against naval power in defense of a Monroe Doctrine and his use of Federal force during the Chicago railway riots. It recalls past disagreements but declares the personal breach ended years ago and Cleveland remains a constant reader and friend.
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Cleveland’s Courage in a Fractured Party
The article argues that the party wrecked itself, not Mr. Cleveland, and credits him with political courage. It quotes Roosevelt praising his steadfastness when convinced of his duty.
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Death of Grover Cleveland at Princeton Ends an Era
The American notes the passing of Grover Cleveland as a major figure in American public life. It highlights his unique two term Democratic presidency sandwiched by a Republican era and commends Frances Folsom Cleveland as a widely admired and beloved figure.
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The Press Reflects on a Tumultuous Figure
The piece recalls a leader of iron will who pursued duty despite disaster to his country and the wreckage of his party. It notes public fear and later tempered judgment, with enduring respect in his final years and broad honors earned.
Mr Cleveland’s Presidency and Political Rise
The Tribune notes that while Mr Cleveland left a record earning him personal credit as President, his political leadership lacked broad party support. It claims he was the foremost Democrat of his day yet faced factional strife before leaving office, distinguishing him from Jefferson and Jackson.
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Sister of ex President Cleveland Notified of Death
Mrs. Mary Cleveland Hoyt, sister of ex President Cleveland, received a brief telegram about his death and will depart for Princeton tonight.
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