Grover Cleveland Dies Sudden at Princeton Home
Former U S president Grover Cleveland died at Lakeland Princeton New Jersey at 8 40 this morning age 71 physicians held back news as wife Mrs Cleveland and family physician were at the bedside his death attributed to heart failure with acute stomach trouble funeral expected Friday Roosevelt and Taft notified Cleveland the last surviving ex president in the United States had recently recovered from indigestion and had been improving prior years he was known as the sage of Princeton and a fisherman and hunter.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Princeton
Perrine
New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Grover Cleveland
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Princeton College
the Sage of
Caldwell
Essex County
New Jersey
Buffalo
Erie County
N. Y
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Great Britain
Senate
Norfolk Daily News Beats To Grover Cleveland Death Scoop
The Norfolk Daily News claims four rapid scoops in a week boasting exclusive coverage for the territory. It reports ahead of rivals on Taft nomination Sherman nomination Sherman gall stones attack and now the sudden death of ex President Grover Cleveland.
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Norfolk Daily News
Nebraska
South Dakota
Taft
Sherman
Grover Cleveland
Candy Factory Assigns To Meet Claim Of Bank
The Faucett Carney Candy Company of Norfolk transferred its business to Nebraska National Bank to protect creditors. The bank took possession Saturday evening by bill of sale, with potential reorganization possible. Liabilities reportedly exceed assets, and an inventory of stock and resources is being prepared to determine creditor positions. The firm began operations a year ago last January as a wholesale candy factory serving the northwest.
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Faucett-Carney Candy Company of
Norfolk
Nebraska National Bank
Nebraska National Bank of Norfolk
Faucett-Carney Candy Company
Faucett-Carney Company
Pink Picnic Committee Named for Second Annual Norfolk Event
SEGUND VG. United Commercial Travelers appoint D. S. Day E. C. Engle S. F. Erskine C. H. Taylor and Gus Markitan as Hustling Committee for the second annual 7. C. T. picnic in Norfolk to be held Saturday July 26. The committee will promote the event and invite traveling ten members including U. S. T. and others. the first picnic last summer was a jolly affair.
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United Commercial Travelers
D. S. Day
E. C. Engle
S. F. Erskine
C. H. Taylor
Gus Markitan
Norfolk
S&s Day
B.C. Engle
FP. Mrskine
AL Taylor
Gus Markttan
Norfolk Daily Briefs Narrate Local and National Happenings
A long stream of notes covers travel and visits by residents, including Miss Theresa Weber going to Germany for three months with her mother Mrs Culver, Amy Reynolds returning from Wakefield, and others in Norfolk visiting or en route to events. Congressman Kinkaid attends postmasters convention. J J Weaver on a Bonesteel line trip. local business and church figures travel or attend meetings in Lincoln and Omaha. Several births and illnesses are noted, plus repairs to roadbeds and a bank window.
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Theresa Weber
Germany
G HL Culver
Chicago
M. Braden
Amy Reynolds
Wakefield
George H. Spear
Emmett
Congressman Kinkaid
Norfolk
Lincoln
Tle
J. J. Weaver
Dr. Kindred
Meadow Grove
J. L. Ross
St. Joe
BE. M. Clement
Colfax
Des Moines
W. J. Huston
Plainview
Lyons
C. J. Bernard
John Craven
Exeter
Dan Craven
Craven
August Steffen
G. Binderwald
Christ Lutheran School
Mary Miller
Grandaughter
Wayne
Fred Krahn
Carl Krahn
St. Ansgar
H. Krahn
City
Atkinson
J. A. Waller
Hadar
J. C. Stoppel
Humphrey
H. C. Holt
Kearney
Oscar Linn
Hoskins
C. T. Bard
Cretghton
James E. Swiech
Laurel
C. H. Burnehley
Wm. Saunders
Dellia Barnes
Winnetoon
August Tiplasky
Verduive
Stanton
Nebraska National Bank
Omaha
Woman's Home Missionary Society
L. M. Hibbs
Fairbanks-Morse & Co
Fairfax
C. A. Johnson
Johnson
Nebraska National Bank of Norfolk
George E. Wallace
Nebraska
Louisville
Local court case eyed in Benny bicycle theft charge
The case of Elmer Benny charged with selling a stolen bicycle to a fori Haley was called in Justice Lambert's court and a thirty day continuance granted. Benny says another person gave him the wheel and he did not know it was stolen. Mrs S C Viewett was struck by a storm's wind while in Stanton county. she fainted, injuries not fatal, recovering at home between Norfolk and Stanton.
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Fourth and
Norfolk Avenue
Elmer Benny
Fori Haley
Justice Lambert
Yours Bonney
Stanton County
S.C. Viewett
Crawford Courier Editor Returns After Tour of Seven States
Bill Came Back recounts the journey of WH Tian Hoskins Little BH former editor of the Courier. He traveled five months west of the Missouri by rail and on foot seeking a healthier climate and wealth but finds Crawford preferable. He apologizes to his successor and shares a travelogue of seven states. Hugh McKenna departs for Wamore for the Nebraska circuit as neighbors wish him luck in recovering money offered by towns on tour.
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Crawford Couriers
Tian Hoskins
Little
Crawford
Missouri River
The
Courier
Little Bi
O'Neill
Hugh McKenna
Wamore
Irelas
Saindy O'Neill
Nebraska
Tmach
Pacific extension of St Paul railroad in operation soon
Roswell Miller, chairman of the Pacific extension of the St Paul railroad, says the line from Lombard Montana to the coast has been laid far eastward and will be completed by December and in operation by May next year. He expects the project to be self supporting from the start and reports promising crop indications after a regional trip.
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Lincoln Journal
St. Paul
Lombard, Mont
Roswell Miller
The Same Old Pop Fireworks in Norfolk On Fourth
Norfolk retailers display fireworks as the Fourth of July approaches with no new devices seen this year. Despite general caution, firecrackers are being set off citywide in disregard of rules and a few youths imitate gunshot bursts, raising safety concerns.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Avenue
Frightful Creek Tragedy Narrowly Averted Near Bloomfield
Evert Mark and siblings narrowly escaped a fatal incident while crossing a high creek in a buggy. Horses panicked in mid stream, the buggy sank, one horse drowned, the other freed itself. The little girl was rescued with a whip and quick help from neighbors. The youths are praised for their presence of mind under frightful circumstances.
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Knox County
Bloomfield
Evert Mark
Blankenfelds
Mr. Knudsen
MIP TWO EXCHANGE DAYS POSTPONED TO SEPTEMBER
The exchange day is postponed for two months due to heat and many events. On the first Saturday in September the exchange day will be renewed with vigor, with Committee member Sturgeon leading the effort. The plan has previously succeeded in Watertown, Wisconsin, with many Norfolk families attending.
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Sturgeon
Watertown
Wis
Diverse Norfork News Briefs Include Local Visits and Weddings
Ruth Shaw returns from Doane College Crete while Roy Litkart and Charles Landers head to Lusk Wyoming for summer work on Tom Bell ranch. Miss Kilden weds Mr Malone as Mrs Rice attends. Mayor Sturgeon’s car damaged in garage crash. priests in retreat at Creighton. Circus set for Lincoln July 12. lines form for Sioux City stop. Several out of town visitors listed with multiple small news items and a Sturgeon street storm sign check.
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Ruth Shaw
Crete
Doane College
Roy Litkart
Charles Landers
Elmer Hardy
Lusk
Wyo
Tom Bell Ranch
Antone Wilde
Northwestern
Uptown
Black Hills
Charles Rice
Kilden
Tilden
Malone
John Malone
Madison
W. T. Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Norfolk
Earl Blakeman
Johnson
Nashville
Tenn
J. R. Locke
Stanton
H. H. Howarth
West Point
Ben Sines
R. Williams
O'Neill
HH. Lulkart
G. T. Auringer
Neligh
EE. Mallory
Pender
T. J. Collingan
Thurston
William Colligan
Decatur
W. J. Thurston
Plain: View
Frank Sherman
Monroe
Alex Miller
Ringling Eircus
Lincoln
Eirens
Sioux City
Sturgeon
Father Walsh
Creighton University
Omaha
Fred Hawken
Fremont
TPL Oa
Milwaukee
Willis Warner
Willis
Tenth Street
Koontestoln Avenue
Norfolk Avenue
First Congregational pastor Revo C W Ridder very ill
Revo C W Ridder, Norfolk's first Congregational church pastor, lies at home in critical condition. A number of visitors called on Sunday including Mr ioway, Mr and Mrs Henry Sweet of Elgin, Henry W Ridler of Scriber, and Mr and Mrs Herman Barney of Madison, who were married by Kidder thirty seven years ago this month. he showed some improvement today.
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Revo
C. W. Ridder
First Congregational Church of
Norfolk
Kidders
Tom Ioway
Henry Sweet
Elgin
Henry W. Ridler
Scriber
Herman Barney
Madison
Kidder
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Shady O'Neill
Earl Nightingale
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Department Treasury
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Mont
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McPherson Post
Battle Creek Enterprises
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Ma Bounine
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