24 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
1
A mother voices strong interest in the latest infants footwear as she praises the sweet baby. The scene centers on a cherished child and a careful buyer seeking quality for childhood comfort and safety.
Nebraskan editorial summary questions Rooseveltian principles in the GOP platform. Bryan notes reformers and stand-patters, criticizes praise of the president, and highlights currency bill features rushed through Congress amid financier influence.
In Trenton and Millville reports dated June 24, lawmakers debate special session calls for state institution funding as cuts bite. Millville notes a record South Jersey huckleberry crop with merchants sending surplus fruit to Philadelphia and New York. Atlantic City covers a domestic worker heiress twist and a Norwich butcher strike over hearse delivery amid rising beef costs.
A quoted remark from Chamber's Journal notes that Britishmen grow duller and more careless about clothing, with fashion indifference appearing as affectation and a broader mood of gloom.
In a quiet kitchen a child pleads innocence after three pies vanish leaving one. The aunt recalls darkness and a missing slice, as a playful remark captures a domestic puzzle at home.
Miss Jean Reid daughter of the American ambassador wed Hon John Hubert Ward at St James Chapel Royal with King Edward and Queen Alexandra among guests. The gown featured white satin and old lace from the bride’s grandmother, and the ceremony included notable royals and officials. The couple’s first honeymoon stop was Cliveden, with Dorchester House hosts and a large reception. Charles B Jefferson, former theatrical manager, died after illness in New York. Norwich residents swap wives in a sensational tale with a monetary and livestock exchange and a station kiss goodbye.
Princeton New Jersey June 24 Grover Cleveland former president dies at his home after a long illness. Born 1837 in Caldwell New Jersey he rose from a small town clerk and store worker to sheriff of Erie County New York then governor of New York before serving two nonconsecutive terms as president. He married Frances Folsom after the first term and died this day at his Princeton residence.
John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers of America issued a statement refusing to allow his name to be considered for any political ticket or office. Friends say he may join the National Civic Federation, aiming to work within labor services to settle disputes without strikes. Harrisburg report notes a missing man, Hamburger, son of a Baltimorean engaged in wholesale business.
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