Funeral Scenes From President Cleveland Death
Roosevelt and Loeb attended former President Cleveland's funeral at Princeton. A solemn service followed by prayers and a Wordsworth poem. Independence Hall bells tolled in memory, with memorials and naval salutes across several cities. A Newark monument plan and Pittsburgh cemetery note Cleveland's burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Loeb
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Mr. Cleveland
Sylvester W. Beach
First Presbyterian Church
Maitland V. Bartlett
West Farms Presbyterian Church
New York
Thessalonians
Henry van Dyke
William Wordsworth
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Chamber of Commence
George S. Seward
Chicago
Union League
St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Presipe Ophel
Princeton Presidents and Noted Figures Buried Nearby
At Princeton near the grave of Mr. Cleveland, lie the remains of Aaron Burr and several presidents of the college including Jonathan Edwards Samuel Davies Samuel Finley John Witherspoon Samuel Stanhope Smith and Ashbel Green. Dr James McCosh also rests there marking a heritage of leadership. Burr, class of 1977 2, was vice president and Jefferson opponent for the presidency. Princetons memory of Grover Cleveland adds history to the old Westminster of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Mr. Cleveland
Aaron Burr
Jonathan Edwards
Samuel Davies
Samuel Finley
John Witherspoon
Samuel Stanhope Smith
Ashbel Green
James McCosh
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Princetown
Grover Cleveland
America
Poisoning Victim Remains In Critical Condition In Follansbee
Frank Dow a pool room operator from Elm Grove West Virginia arrived at Gill hospital in a precarious state after eating food suspected of poisoning. Dr Huth treated him promptly and Dow was moved to the hospital as weakness left him unable to speak or sit up. The cause of the poisoning remains undetermined though Dow’s condition improved after admission. Dow arrived Friday and opened a pool room last night.
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Frank Dow
Follansbee
W. Va
Gill Hospital
Dr. Huth
Dow
Don
Mine Troubles Rise With Jefferson County Visit
President A R Watkins and Secretary Lee Rankin of the district miners organization travel to Jefferson county to resolve strike issues at Plum Run where miners walk out over pay dates. District Mine Inspector Jones travels to Dillerivale to probe a Bradley mine accident that killed one miner and injured another, with questions over safety and mine conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Watkins
Lee Rankin
District Miners’ Organization
Jefferson County
Plum Run
Bridgeport
Toth
Asth
Jones
Martins Ferry
Dillerivale
United States Coal Company
Bradley
Inspector Jones
Death of Grover Cleveland Observed in Simple Funeral
Princeton June 26 Former President Grover Cleveland was buried with extreme simplicity as President Roosevelt and many cabinet members attended a quiet ceremony at Westland Cleveland home. Flags lowered, grounds guarded by militia, and no bands or public eulogy marked the funeral.
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Princeton
Roosevelt
Loeb
Cleveland
Princeton University
New Jersey
Cleveland Bacon
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Westland
Bayard Lane
Presbyterian Book of Common Worship
Henry van Dyke
William R. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Ae
New York
Sylvester W. Beach
First Presbyterian Church
Maitland V. Bartlett
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland Plot
George RB. McClellan
Paul Morton
Commodore E. €. Benedict
Richard Watson Gilder
Paul van Dyke
Andrew F. West
John G. Hibben
Junius
Fort
Hughes
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Oyster Bay
Governor Fort
Finley
College of the City of New York
Ruth
Edwin Wilson
Rose Cleveland
White House
N. B. Bacon
Toledo
Mary Hoyt
Omaha
Susan Yoomans
Ann Arbor
Mich
New Hampshire
Naval
Washington
State Department
War and Navy Departments
Funeral Day Protocols Mention Sunrise to Sunset
The note outlines the full observance from sunrise to sunset on the funeral day, including duties at all posts, stations, and aboard ships, ensuring coordinated ceremonial conduct and respect across locations.
Big Gasser Opens Largest Gas Well in Follansbee
The Star Oil and Development Co. No. 1 well on the Sheets farm at Follansbee, drilled yesterday, has become the biggest gasser in the Follansbee field, reportedly flowing 10,000,000 feet daily. Promoter-general manager L L Perrine leads a group of prominent Pittsburg Steubenville Wellsburg and Wheeling men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Oil & Development Co
Sheets Farm
Follansbee
L. L. Perrine
Wellsburg
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Wheeling
Real Estate Transfers List Names From Several Regions
A compilation of real estate transfers mentions Joseph S Nutting and Sarah Knight of Toronto Jane Eas and Lyda Gooseberry of Bradley Sydney Fay Bellows of Toledo and Ip olcott Matlack of Steubenville Jacob Tice and Blanche Wickham of bee win Abraham Schwartz and Rose Schwartz of Mingo Junction Peter Visnjic and Martha Manula of Steubenville Evan Lewis and Eliza A Reede of Steubenville Thomas A Allman and Jennie Davies of Berholz Charles S Noe and Susie B Meinert on inieed McClelland and Florence E Cooper of Knoxville Harry E Marshall of Bergholz and Meg Vernene of Provo Omas Slider and Catherine M Baxter ae Alexandria Harry A B and Anna Wilhelmina Myers of Steubenville Walter Web ster of Coalville Athens county O and Gail Schaffer of Smithfield William G Armstrong of Irondale and Blanche L Haught of Port Homer
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Joseph S. Nutting
Sarah Knight
Toronto
Jane
Eas
Lyda Gooseberry
Bradley
Sydney
Fay Bellows
Toledo
Ip Olcott Matlack
Steubenville
Jacob Tice
New Cumberland
Blanche Wickham
Bee
Win Abraham Schwartz
Rose Schwartz
Mingo Junction
Peter Visnjic
Martha Manula
Evan Lewis
Eliza A. Reede
Thomas A. Allman
Jennie Davies
Berh
Court actions span partition suit to multiple divorces
Clayton Carter sues heirs of Nelson Carter for partition in Mt. Pleasant. Gail Melson wins divorce from Wm. Melson for extreme cruelty with custody of children and support payments. Estella Spencer granted divorce from Garfield Spencer for wilful absence and cruelty. Several dismissals and judgments follow in a busy docket including probate questions, settlements, alimony, and injury suits against rail and coal firms.
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Clayton Carter
Viola McCu
Nelson Carter
Mt. Pleasant
C. L. Williams
Gail Melson
Wm. Melson
Jos. Ventolo
Francesca. Panniccia
Carnegie Steel Co
Tov
Dace
Barles Haupt
Fred Haupt
Henrietta
Haupt
Henrietta Haupt
Fred
George
Mary Margaret
William
Amanda Haupt
Elizabeth Dodds
Miller
Estella Spencer
Garfield Spencer
Theo. Strott Et al
Mingo Junction
Mary Knocka
R. J. McCleary
Charles M. Yocum
John E
Ira Blackburn
Maria Moravitchi
Regina Satery
U. S. Coal Co
Dolores Branco
Tanqueray Gordon Et al
FL E Lom
Frank & Seeder
C. Barkley & Co
Jefferson Building & Savings Co
Samuel W. Tanley
Mary FE
William H. Burgett
U. S. Court
Jacob Jones
Common Pleas Court
Cohen
Lambert Fried
Vajo Ivasevic
H. I. May
Mike Stefan
Steubenville and Wheeling Traction Co
Stephen
Commercial Avenue
Stefan
S. A. Bean
Clara M. Crawford
Thomas Price
D. C. Teffett
W. T. Teffett
Robert Kell
T. J. Colling
John Pentland
Island Creek oil interests enjoined and various local cases
Defendants be enjoined from selling or transferring a one sixteenth interest in Island Creek oil and leases. Susan Sutton sues James J Roby for 540 widows and minors allowances. Mary Sharp wins 161.52 against Village of Irondale. Perrine divorce granted in custody ruling. Adams vs Robison and Bracken admin rulings. Horn warnings against Nickelodeon noise with three foot horn permitted. Boman divorce granted. Chappen indictments for local option sales nolled.
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Island Creek
T. J. Collings
John Pentland
Om Price
Teffetts
Attornay Fp
Sasipee
Osay
Mary Sharp
Village of
Irondale
Aimee FE
Perrie
Charles O. Perrine
Long
J. M. Adams
Amanda M. Robinson
W. C. Bracken
R. G. Richards
Sherman Floyd
Finley Newburn
C. P. Filson
W. J. Carn
William Boman
Rose Boman
Renna Chappens
Traction fare to Toronto lowered to 20 cents
The Steubenville and East Liverpool Railway and Light Co led by President Van Horn Ely offers a 20 cent round trip fare between Steubenville and Toronto starting July 1, lower than the previous 25 cent rate. The line plans regular service to Rochester, Pa, and will host 20 Pittsburgh newspaper men on a special excursion with a full day of inspection, dinner, and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville & East Liverpool Railway & Light Co
van Horn Ely
Toronto
Stoubinville
Council
Ely
Traction Company
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Rochester
Pittsburg
East Liygrpool
Stetthenville
Rock Springs
Simple Cure for Piles Recipe Promises Relief
A claim offers a permanent cure for all forms of piles using a mixture of 6 drops Carbolic Acid 1 dram Zotan and ½ oz. Ointment applied twice daily with direction to have a druggist mix it. The ad asserts thousands cured and urges readers to try.
Wage Scale Signed After Lengthy Pittsburg Conference
The American Sheet and Tin Plate Company and the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers reached a wage agreement after days of talks in Pittsburg. A 5 percent cut for tin workers and 2 percent for sheet workers affects about 10,000 employees, with the Pope mill in the city and the Follansbee plants named in the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Stewart A. Davis
W. A. Irvin
Amalgamated
P. J. McArdle
Llewellyn Lewis
William Larkins
Pope
Follansbee Bros
Follansbee
Taft Waits On Ohio Group For National Chair Position
A Washington conference with Ohio Republicans urged Secretary Taft to back Arthur I Vorys for national chairman. Delegation led by Robert Brown Henry Williams and N A Guilbert warned that choosing Hitchcock or others could disrupt Ohio's party structure built by Vorys. Taft invited Vorys to Washington to meet next Wednesday.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Robert Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Henry Williams
Republican State Executive Committee
N. A. Guilbert
Arthur I Vorys
Vorys
Hitchcock
Centennial Cresswell Family Settlement Celebrated
The descendants of the Cresswell family marked the centennial of their Cross Creek settlement in Nashiketon County Pennsylvania with a gathering at the home of Miss Mary Smith and Miss Jennie White north of Cross Creek. The old log cabin near the White Smith residence, preserved with heirlooms like a spinning wheel, was visited and highlighted as a link to the past. Rev. J. Walter Watson spoke as part of the observance.
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Cross Creek
Nashiketon County
Cresswell
Mary Smith
Jennie White
Smith
West Middletown Met Speaks At Formation Of Group
Reverend R J Miller of Pittsburg and Dr McCar roll spoke as a permanent organization formed with Miss Mary Smith of Independence named secretary. Avella brass band provided music. Attendees included Susan and Grace Hanlin of Steubenville Marie Hanlin Reverend R J Miller Margaret Moore of Tent church W Va Samuel and Sara White of Paris Pa John Lazear Colliers W Va Mr and Mrs Henry McCarrel Cooper and George Barber Hanlin Station Pa and J Murphy Wellsburg.
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West Middletown
R. J. Miller
Pittsburg
McCarroll
Mary Smith
Independence
Avella
Susan and
Grace Hanlin
Steubenville
Marie Hanlin
Margaret Moore
Tentchurch
W. Va
Samuel and
Sara White
Paris
John Lazear
Colliers
Mrs. Henry, MecCarrel Cooper
George Barber
Hanlin Station
J Murphy
Wellsburg
Lipphardt Resigns to Seek Real Estate Work in New York
Louis Lipphardt long time resident of Steubenville and claim and right of way agent for Wheeling Traction Company retires to join a New York firm. He helped secure rights of way for extensions to Barton Rayland and more and will work on a Long Island land project tied to a Pennsylvania tunnel venture. He and his family departed Martin's Ferry for their new home in New York.
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Louis Liphardt
Steubenville
Wheeling Traction Company
New York
Lipphardt
Steuben~ville
Mingo
Ohio Valley
Barton
Rayland
Long Island
Pennsylvania Company
Martin's Ferry
Nobody Knows Poem of Sorrow and Warning by Blackburn
A verse laden with loneliness and social warning, showing a nameless speaker mourning at night. It contrasts personal grief with broken trust and societal ills led by unseen forces. The poem laments lack of aid, the demon of vice, and the fragility of liberty. It ends with a dated attribution to Harry S Blackburn in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Harry S. Blackburn
Bond Fixed for Ex Warden Borham in Murder Case
On Monday afternoon Judge Richards fixed the bond of Oliver T. Borham ex game warden of Belmont county at 10000. Borham was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to life, won a new trial and was returned to the Steubenville jail weeks ago. His lawyers have pressed for bond, and it is believed he can furnish the amount.
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Richards
Common Pleas Court
Oliver T. Borham
Belmont County
Borham
Steubenville
Parole Consideration Notice for Geo. Kit Coski
Notice that Geo. Kit Coski, confined at the Ohio State Reformatory, is eligible for parole consideration. The Superintendent and Chaplain will recommend him for a hearing on and after July 21, 1988, to the Board of Managers under state parole rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Kitcoski
Ohio State Reformatory
Board of Managers
Plicapa Aa
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Princeton Cemetery
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Everal
Inspec
Tor Jones
BIG Gasser
Sheets
Follansbee Field
Court News
Trip
Althea B. Harden
Steubenville Township
George P. Harden
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Mated Association
Tion
Traction Co
Ev'ry Land
Tao
Sune
J. By Clark
Georgia A. Fulton
Cornelius Tllineta Dunbar & Sweeney
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