Cleveland Family News Reaches by Long Distance Call
The Cleveland children Esther Marion and Richard learn of Mr Geath's death. W H Cook blocks news at the Princeton house. The family plans to travel to Princeton with Mrs John H Finley as headlines note close ties. Mrs Perrine and younger Cleveland children stay behind. telegram from Mrs Theodore Roosevelt offers sympathy.
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Creveland
Esther
Marion
Richard Awa
Cleveland
Perrine
Princeton
John H. Finley
Finley
College Ofhe Ch ' New York
Finlere
N. J
Francis Grover
Mrs. Cleveland
Richard
Mr. Cleveland
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Mourning in New York for Ex President Cleveland
New York and its outskirts observed national mourning for Grover Cleveland after his death. Mayor McClellan issued a proclamation ordering half mast on municipal buildings and planned a fall memorial meeting with speeches and resolutions. The city and nation honored a leader described as a strong moral force and a principal figure in the Republican era post Civil War.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
McClellan
Roosevelt
Statesman
Meror McClellan
Princeton
City of
Roth
Republic
Cleveland's death grieves cabinet members nationwide
Boston and cities from St Louis to Detroit report tributes from former Cleveland aides. Olney, Fairchild, Francis, Vilas, Hoke Smith, Harmon and others call him a great man and patriot. Funeral plans noted as ex-officials travel to Princeton and beyond.
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St Louis
D. R. Francis
Cleveland
Sth
Francis
Princeton
Postmaster General Dickinson Overcome by News of Cleveland’s Death
Detroit reports Postmaster General Don Dickinson in a Flint sanatorium and unable to speak after learning the death of ex President Cleveland. Dickinson, in fragile health, had hoped for a recovery and was informed only this afternoon.
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Detroit
Don M. Dickinson
Cleveland
Carthet
Flint
Mich
Family of Five Adopts Postum After Coffee Health Concerns
An earnest letter from a mother describes five children addicted to coffee since infancy and praises Postum as a cure. The writer claims heart trouble in parents improved after quitting coffee and that their 11 year old son’s digestion and health improved once switched to Postum. They urge others to try Postum and mention the book The Road to Wellville.
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Stillikes Jr
Postum Co
Battle Creek
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E& Reason
Praise From Friends Honors Ex President Cleveland
New Yorkers reacted to Grover Cleveland's death with tributes from figures across politics and business. Francis Lynde Stetson and Paul Morton led speakers praising his patriotism and moral courage, while others like George Westinghouse and Jacob Schiff lauded his leadership.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Francis Lynde Stetson
Grover Cleveland
Equitable
Paul Morton
Society
United States
William A. Day
The
Auditor of the Treasury
Leveland
Morgan J. O’brien
Mr. Cleveland
Washington
Lincoln
O’brien
Democratic Party
George Westinghouse
E. H. Garr
United States Steel Corporation
Jacob H. Schiff
James Speyer
Speyer
Wall Street
John S. Wise
Harrison
E. C. Benedict
Greenwich
Conn
Benedict
Alton B. Parker
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Republicans Pay Tribute to Cleveland in District Meeting
The 27th District Republican Organization by unanimous vote adopted resolutions extolling ex President Cleveland marking the first time the group inscribed such praise of a Democrat on its minute book. Alderman Brown introduced the resolutions praising Cleveland's honesty and independence. Gherardi Davis and Senator Agnew Lauded Cleveland and Hughes, with remarks by Stowell Gollahorn Pool Parker and Alex weer.
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B. W. B. Brown
Agnew
Hughes
Chicago
Alderman Brown
Harry W Stowell
John Gollahorn
Major Pool
Mr. Parker
Aiexweer
Mr Cleveland Career Seeps Through Two-Term Presidency
Grover Cleveland rose from modest beginnings to become the 22nd and 24th U.S. president. The article traces his life from Caldwell New Jersey birthplace March 18 1837 through law career in Buffalo and Erie County, mayor of Buffalo, governor of New York, and two presidential terms marked by civil service reforms, tariff debates, and political storms. It notes marriages, reforms, battles with party factions, and his post presidency life and death.
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N. J
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England
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Yale
Anne Neal
Baltimore
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Fayetteville
N. Y
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Holland Patent
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Institution For
West
Ingham Townsend
Floyd
Oneida County
Buffalo
Lewis F. Allen
Black Hock
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Erie County
Lyman K. Bass
New York
Charles J. Folger
Mr. Cleveland
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David B. Hill
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Tammany
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Flower
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South
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James Buchanan
Senate
Congress
Albany
House
Southwest
Europe
Mills
St. Louis
Benjamin Harrison
Frances Folsom
White House
Dolly Madison
New York City
Gorman
Wilson
Representative Catchings
Mississippi
Treasury
United States
Altgeld
Illinois
Palmer and Buckner
Princeton
Gray Gabies
Hazzard's Bay
Sandwich
N. H
White Mountains
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Alton B. Parker
American Philosophical Association
American Historical Association
National Civic Federation
Wilson Artiste
Princeton University
Death shocks Adlai Stevenson remembers Grover Cleveland
Bloomington Illinois June 24 Ex Vice President Adlai Stevenson expressed deep grief at the death of Grover Cleveland. He praised Cleveland as an outstanding statesman with integrity and a model of public service. Stevenson recalled their confidential relations and Cleveland’s warm hospitality. He called Cleveland a great man and President whose legacy will inspire the nation.
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Washington
Cleveland
State Department
Army
Navy
Cortelyou
Bloomington
Adlai Stevenson
Grover Cleveland
Sister of ex president Cleveland informed of death
In Omaha on June percent Mrs Mary Cleveland Hoyt sister of ex president Cleveland received a brief telegram from Mrs Cleveland stating his death She will depart for Princeton tonight
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Mary Cleveland-Hoyt
Cleveland
Princeton
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