Cleveland death shocks family at summer home
Evan Cleveland's children gathered at the Cleveland summer home as news of Mr. Cleveland's death arrived by long distance from Princeton before 2 pm. Farm manager W H Cook refused admission until official sources confirmed the news. Ten older children, Mrs John H Finley, and others plan to travel to Princeton tomorrow. The Finleys are close to the Delevlands. two younger Cleveland children stay behind. Mrs Perrine has received condolences including one from Mrs Theodore Roosevelt.
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City Mourns Grover Cleveland As Flags Fly Halfstaff
New York families and institutions observed mourning over Grover Cleveland with flags at half mast. Mayor McClellan and President Roosevelt issued proclamations urging a formal memorial later in the fall to honor the late ex president and his enduring national impact.
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Death of Grover Cleveland Triggers Cabinet Grief
Boston and multiple cities report tributes from former Cabinet members. Richard Olney, Charles S. Fairchild, D. R. Francis, William F Vilas, Hoke Smith, and Judson Harmon condemn the late president, praising his patriotism, duty, and public service. Messages emphasize his stature as a statesman and the country’s loss at his passing.
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Dickinson News From Ill Overcome By Death News
Detroit reports Postmaster General Dickinson in a sanatorium at Flint Michigan suffering a nervous breakdown upon learning the death of President Cleveland. The shock was great and he could not comment further.
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Family of Five All Rank Coffer from Infancs
A reader letter from a mother describes five children in one family drinking coffee from infancy. After switching to Postum for all, the family reports improved health, with both parents escaping heart trouble and the eleven year old's digestion improving. The ad claims Postum as a healthier alternative and promotes the book The Road to Wellville.
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Tributes Flow From Cleveland Friends In Wake
In New York yesterday ex-President Grover Cleveland was lauded by prominent colleagues. Francis Lynde Stetson called him the purest hearted patriot, while Paul Morton praised his moral courage and public service. Other trustees and leaders like George Westinghouse Jacob Schiff and Nicholas Murray Butler voiced admiration and shock at his death.
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Republicans Praise Cleveland in District Meeting
The 7th District Republican Organization adopted unanimous resolutions praising ex President Cleveland. Alderman B W B Brown introduced the resolutions and Gherardi Davis presided. The panel lauded Cleveland for honesty, vigor, and independent thought and cited his Monroe Doctrine stance.
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Grover Cleveland Career Chronicled From Birth to Presidency
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Washington Mourns Ex President Cleveland in National Tribute
Washington honors ex President Cleveland with half mast and half staff flags across government and military posts. Officials like Secretary Cortelyou and Admiral Dewey praised his incorruptible public service and steadfast duty during a time of unrest.
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Death shock hits Adlai Stevenson on Cleveland death
Bloomington Ill June 4 Ex Vice President Adlai Stevenson expressed deep shock at the death of Grover Cleveland praising his eight years in office and his integrity. He recalled personal ties and Cleveland's domestic happiness and described him as a great man and president whose example would inspire the nation.
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Mrs Cleveland-Hoyt Informed Of Ex President Cleve land's Death
Omaha telegram reports Mrs Mary Cleveland Hoyt sister of ex President Cleveland was told of his death and will depart for Princeton tonight to join the family and attend funeral arrangements.
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