Death of ex president Grover Cleveland in Princeton
Former U S president Stephen Grover Cleveland died at 8 40 am after a long illness at his Princeton home He had recently returned from Lakewood New Jersey where he sought to regain health His death followed a sudden turn for the worse early today Physicians Dr Bryant and two others were present The death ends his long public career and marks the passing of the last ex president He was born in Caldwell New Jersey March 18 1837 and later served as Buffalo mayor governor of New York and president Cleveland leaves five children Mrs Cleveland telegram from President Roosevelt expressed regret and said he would attend the funeral if possible
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Quirages in Teheran Continue Unabated
Dispatches from Teheran describe ongoing rioting and looting after renewed clashes around Obad's stronghold. Reported casualties include near a thousand killed and hundreds injured, with 6,000 Cossacks involved in assaults on private homes and public buildings. Foreign consuls demand humane treatment of political prisoners.
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Foraker Will Take the Stump for Taft
Washington reports say Senator Foraker will campaign in Ohio to boost Taft for the Republican ticket with confidence among party leaders. His supporters also seek Patt backing and Ohio leadership for his own senate bid as convention results shape the race. Continued on Page Four.
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Morgan Receives Honorary Degree Amid Deserted Ceremony
New Haven Virginia Jan 21 John Pierpont Morgan the famed financier was awarded the degree of L L L by an unnamed university in recognition of his services during the war. The report notes the ceremony was sparsely attended and unannounced to the public.
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Japan to aid China Manchuria rail development plan
Tokyo has instructed its Peking chargé d affaires to tell China that Japan will not obstruct Manchuria development and is willing to assist. It offers no objections to the Homminton Pukamen railroad and its connection to the South Manchurian Railway, signaling cooperation.
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National Christian Association Convention Called in Pandora
Bellefontaine O June 11 a convention to suppress secret society lodges nationwide has been called for June 29 and 30 in Pandora. The event is the annual meeting of the National Christian Association led by Rev A Blanchard, its president.
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President Proclamation Acknowledges Grover Cleveland Tribute
A historical proclamation issued by the President honors Grover Cleveland. The document addresses the people of the United States, paying tribute to the former president and reflecting on his legacy.
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Addresses by clergy on lodge topics fill program
Rev F W Stanton of Ada will speak on The Higher Life and the Lodge. Rev PK Leonard of Madlay will discuss My Deliverat Nev. Mr. Rogenberger of Govingt will discuss The Three Inks of Odd Fellowlam. Willan J Phillipa of Chicago will make addresses.
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Physicians Advise Operation on Sherman Condition Update
At noon today Jane Clevelhy reports doctors attending Congressman Sherman Republican candidate for vice president say his condition is satisfactory though restless night. They expect operation once his strength returns. Sherman's temperature remains two degrees above normal.
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United States withdraws envoy as Venezuela sides with Castro
Washington reports indicate Secretary Jacob Sleeper has left Venezuela, leaving the United States without diplomatic representation as Caracas refuses to back down from President Castro. The Dutch, British, and German stances complicate relations, while Venezuela asserts justice and law amid the diplomatic friction.
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