Funeral Procession Draws Dignitaries to Princeton
A large funeral procession moves through Princeton with Presidents Roosevelt and officials among a long line of dignitaries. Governors Hughes Fort and Fuller, Chief Justice Fuller, and many former cabinet members attend as crowds gather along Bayard Lane and Nassau Street. Police and mounted troopers manage the throng while vendors sell mourning keepsakes and procession details unfold.
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President Roosevelt Returns From Princeton Funeral Trip
President Theodore Roosevelt arrives back in Oyster Bay after attending the funeral of former President Cleveland in Princeton. He travels by special trains with a small escort and is greeted by large crowds at Long Island City and Jersey City. He pauses to receive a congratulatory message from King Edward on his birthday.
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World Wide Mourning for Grover Cleveland
Washington on June 26 marked global mourning for Grover Cleveland. Foreign governments and American embassies honored him as flags flew at half mast and officials wore mourning badges. Warships in various fleets participated in the solemn tribute.
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Ex President Cleveland's Funeral Journey
Roosevelt and Governor Fort arrive at Princeton station en route to the cemetery for the funeral of former President Grover Cleveland. посвящение
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Princeton Funeral of Ex President Cleveland
The Pallbearers marched the funeral procession through Princeton streets as Old Nassau bell tolled. Governor Hughes, President Roosevelt, and many dignitaries attended the private service with guards and militiamen ensuring order at the cemetery and station. Wreaths from Brazil, New York Chamber of Commerce, and Princeton University highlighted the tribute.
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William A. Day
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FE. H. Harriman
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Telegrams of Sympathy to Mrs. Cleveland
Messages from Viscount Kanexo of Japan and Mark Twain expressed sympathy for Mrs. Cleveland. Brazilian Ambassador Nabuco conveyed national mourning and privacy wishes for the funeral. Nicaragua’s minister and France’s chargé d affaires offered condolences as the nation grieved.
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French Republic
Exchanges Honor Cleveland With One O Clock Closings
Major stock and commodity markets suspended trading for the day at 1 o clock in memory of ex President Cleveland. Some exchanges remained open for deliveries and others held special meetings to adopt resolutions. The Cotton and Coffee exchanges stayed open under bylaws and official notices.
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Marion Mass Sends Sympathy Telegram to Mrs Cleveland
Residents of Marion Massachusetts, once home to President Cleveland, send a telegram to Mrs Cleveland expressing deep sympathy and high esteem for the former president. Signers include Royal Ryder, James De Kay, John C. Pegram, Richard Harding Davis, and W. H. Hall.
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Governor Hughes attends meeting on Albany building bids
Governor Hughes arrived on the Albany night boat for ex President Cleveland’s funeral. A State Building Commission meeting at the Hotel Astor with Governor, Lieutenant Governor Chanler and Speaker Wadsworth discussed bids for the new $3,000,000 state educational building in Albany, with no bid winner announced until the Governor’s return.
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Democratic State Convention Delays Governor Ballots All Day
Charlotte North Carolina June 26 The Democratic State Convention has sat since 10 this morning and cast thirty five ballots for governor without a result. Delegates remain determined to avoid a dark horse and vow to stay in session through the summer if needed.
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Public Auction of Surplus Park Animals Scheduled
Henry Smith announced a public sale at 11 a m on June 90 by Joseph P Day at the sheepfold Central Park West. Items include fifteen ewes and lambs, two ram lambs, about a thousand pounds of wool, forty seven pounds of camel and angora hair. A second sale follows at the park menagerie on 64th Street and Fifth Avenue featuring elks, red deer, fallow deer, a zebu and angora goats.
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Stevenson Seeks Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination
Adlai E. Stevenson of Bloomington formerly Vice President will contest the Democratic nomination at the August primaries petitions circulated today Other candidates include Colonel J Hamilton Lewis of Chicago Douglas Pattison of Freeport and John P McGoorty member of the House Illinois ballots feature multiple contenders in the governor race with Stevenson leading the field
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Bloomington
United States
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Chicago
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Freeport
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Taft and Wright Here At Brooklyn Monument Event
W White known as Deacon White of Brooklyn leads the Prison Ship Martyrs Association. He discusses dedication of the monument in Brooklyn with the Secretary who promised to speak. The lobby crowds seek a glimpse of the candidate and seek autographs.
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White
Brooklyn
Prison Ship Martyrs Association
S P C A Ready to Act Against Stray Dogs
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will boost dog catchers on Monday. Colonel Wagstaff, its president, aims to remove the stray dog menace within days and will mobilize double force if needed. The Board of Health awaits the Corporation Counsel on a muzzling ordinance, with no wholesale killings planned. A rabies circular will soon issue, and canine quarantines may require muzzling for sixty days.
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Coler Displays Oversized Campaign Buttons
Borough President Coler refused to comment as oversized "Vice President Bird 8 Coler" buttons circulated at the Board of Estimate and Apportionment meeting. It was noted that 350,000 such buttons are planned for delivery to the Denver convention.
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Democratic Sale Convention Adopts Platform and Nominates State Ticket
Burlington June 2 The Democratic State Convention adjourned after a session on deleg ates at large to Denver a platform and slate. A motion to support William Jennings Bryan failed 195 to 37. Delegates named include Herbert Pape John J Thompson Elisha May James Burke and others. State officers Burke Thurster Burns Bragg Higgins and Enright were nominated with a unanimous platform favoring direct Senate election an eight hour day and injunction reforms.
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