Funeral for Grover Cleveland Emphasizes Simplicity
Princeton June 24 funeral arrangements for Grover Cleveland emphasize simplicity with mounted guards for protection rather than display. Four ministers will lead service at home and grave, no eulogy, no honorary pallbearers, and a brief house ceremony before a private cemetery cortege.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Old Princeton
Cleveland
Lving
Mra
Roosevelt
Presbyterian Book of Common Worship
Henry van Dyke
William R. Richards
Washington
State Department
Brazil
Brasil
Theoe
Hraxi
Emmels
Ranped
Man Navy
Seventy-five Missing After Incident Off Cortes Spain
June 26 reports from Cortes Spain indicate eighty five persons are missing following a sea disaster linked to the Secondary Taraebe. The captain perished when the vessel sank, with few survivors reported.
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Cortes
Spain
Brief News Bits From Across States And Arts
Louisiana passes a bill to ban intoxicating liquor on passenger trains. Niagara’s sham battle shells reveal one quarter loaded with ball. Freight Handlers threaten strikes after railroad wage scale talks fail. Brooklyn Ferry Co assets sold for 25,000 to New York Terminal Co. Most ferries may close unless city or new owners intervene. Columbus grand American handicap shoots see high winds. Walford Henderson and Pred Harvin lead with 92 score. The shoot-off to occur today in Newark Ohio.
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Louisiana
Niagara
Ont
Union Thresten
Chitako
New York
Brooklyn Ferry Co
Thurway
New York Terminal Co
Columbus
Walford Henderson
Pred Harvin
Newark
Brooks
Ballot boxes accused of stuffing in mayoralty recount
New York June 26. Clarence W Hearst, counsel for W. R Hearst, charged that ballot boxes were stuffed as recount closed. The recount of 46 boxes shows Hearst gaining 869 votes, increasing his lead to 2,071 over McClellan.
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York
Clarence W. Shearn
W. TR. Wearst
Hearst
McClellan
Iowa Democrats Conclude Wholly Despite Tver Plank Debate
The Iowa Democratic state convention in Bionx City on June 24 ended after a heated overnight session over the party platform. Cheers rose for William Jennings Bryan and for the late ticket as delegates adopted a liquor plank endorsing transitional policy and local self-government.
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Iowa Democrats
Bionx City
Tver
W. J. Bryan
Tennessee Tragedy in Lebanon Ends Civil War Raider
Capt Ehlin Harper was shot and killed in Lebanon Tennessee after attacking William Suit with a stick. Suit allegedly wrote an article Harper took offense at in a Nashville paper. Harper, a noted Civil War raider, died Thursday in a fatal confrontation. Knights of St John Elect Officers in Reading Pennsylvania. Supreme officers elected include President Peter B. Fettie Shelbyville Indiana and Secretary C. W. Wallace Columbus Ohio.
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Tenn
Ehlin Harper
William Suit
Harper
Suit
Nashville
Knights of St. John
Reading
The
Peter B. Fettie
Shelbyville
Ind
C. W. Wallace
Columbus
Tréamirer
William T. Hohnhurst
Covington
Kytroateo
J. B. Dugan
Kenton
Woman Drowned Her Children at Farm South of Here
A woman named Idy Grove aged 14 allegedly drowned her four children at the farm home one mile south of here on Thursday. The children included a one year old and two boys and two girls. The incident occurred during a temporary insanity phase as authorities investigated the motive and details.
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Idy Grove
Jake Won
Thurwiey
Duel Fatal for Goldie and Neva in Mayer County
A wheat duel near Milan resulted in the deaths of Goldie Mayer and W. Priest, with Mayer Taylor also deceased. The fatal incident occurred Thursday during a contest that led to the dueling tragedy as reported by local records.
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Goldie
Mayer Taylor
Milan
W. Priest
Shah Seeks Noore Victims Amid Tehran Turmoil
Teheran on June 26 reports looting continues as the shah orders bombardment of one house daily and places parliamentary chancellery under siege. European representatives protest while deputies seek refuge. opposition figures arrested. foreign diplomats protect clashed parliament to deter force. Washington notes Tacoma arrival with marines ready to prevent frauds and keep peace. Panama election jockeying intensifies as campaigns claim advantage.
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Teheran
Shah
Legation
Constitutional Party
Washington
Elberfeld Named New York Manager After Griffith Departure
Elberfeld succeeds Griffith as manager of the New York baseball club. Clarke Griml resigned, making Elberfeld the chosen leader to guide the team as it seeks stable leadership moving forward.
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Elberfeld
Griffith
Philadelphia
Noeman Ebberfeld
New York Baseball Club
Jenova Ony Thirday
Mieceet Clarke Griml
Harvard Yale Varsity Race Ends In Hollow Victory
Yale crew crippled as Griswold collapses. Harvard finishes solo last mile and a half, winning the famed Harvard Yale varsity boat race at New London Connecticut on June 24 amid roaring crowds, Roosevelt observers and a dramatic finish.
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New London
Conn
Harvard Varsity
Ameriean College Aquatics
Harvard-Yale
Harvart
Yale
But Weven
Grikwoll
United States
Crimmon Ecolor
Harvard
Yale Freahaven
Griswold
Erin
Thames
Drowbridge
Myrinda
Concre
Torpedo Beate
Rylph
Res
Orumkon
Horvael Keery
New Diamond Field Found at Luderitz Bay
A new diamond field has been discovered at Luderitz Bay in German South West Africa. The find spans a ten square mile area, with reports noting the discovery remains tentative and awaiting verification.
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Berlin
Windhoek
Damaraind
Africa
Luderitz Bay
Sherman’s Recovery Expected Soon After Hospital Parley
A June statement from doctors attending Congressman James H. Sherman indicates he is likely to leave the hospital next Monday. The report confirms steady improvement and notes no complications at this time.
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Cleveland
Doctora
Jameu H. Bherian
Hompital
Bank clerk accused in $41000 theft at First National
H W Tera, former clerk at the First National Bank of the city, was arrested on an information charging the theft of 41000 from February 8 1906 to July 1 1906. He left the bank after discoveries and later offered partial restitution and collateral. The case arose amid a spate of local bank irregularities and was pursued after a Washington inquiry.
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H. W. Tera
Divcount
First National Bank of
City
National Bank
William J. Words
Batt
Aueptus
Thie
Nedere Hang
Waatiinaton
Tt le
Ake
Informa
Buckeye Life Stories and State Happenings Chronicle
Reports from across Ohio include rail line rectifiers in Columbus and litigation updates in Denver. Federal court actions involve Wilton J. Courtney and the Goldens National Bank of Springfield with receivership for insolvent properties. Democratic Party leader Thomas Toga forecasts William Jennings Bryan to secure the nomination on the first ballot with John W. Kern as running mate.
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Judee
Federal Court
Wilton J. Courtney
New York
Gldzens National Bank
Springfield
Deroll, Seonton & Tolode
Detenly
Denver
Col
Onne
Thomas Toga
National Democratic
Thurediy
Bryan
John W. Kern
Indiana
Bank Fails in Cleveland Over Depositors Near $100000
Banka Bonelli in Cleveland on Woodland Avenue failed to open on Thursday. Depositors, mostly poor, gathered as police kept order. Antonia Bonelli, the bank head, left the city a week earlier, with deposits near $100,000 amid great excitement.
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Banca Bonefli
Atf
Woodland Avenue
Antonia Bonelli
Acclaimed Nomination in Ohio Circuit Race Drama
In Canton Ohio on June 26 Crowell of Euclid Beach Golf Club broke a state record at Euclid Beach, while statewide judicial races saw Judge Mark Wilson withdraw from Sidney race, Judge Jamen Alfreed of Greenville nominated by acclamation at the Teptbli tan Judicial convention.
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Alliance
Fronsied Beievers
Levi Lupton
Springheld
Aeename
Mark Wilson
Sidney
Jamen
Alfreed
Greenville
Crowell
Canton
Euclid Beach
Ueveland
Thiarevo
Convention of Commercial Travelers Columns United Meeting
The Order of United Commercial Travelers of America held its twenty first national meeting here Thursday at the headquarters. Four are fatally hurt in a separate fight blamed on disorderly conduct during events.
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Askeed
The
Order
United Commercial Travelers of America
Quarters
The Making of a Basket Weaving Craft Revealed
A historical account traces early basket making from logs to finished wares. It describes steaming logs, bark peeling, beater methods, cutting into splints, and hand weaving. It notes machine aided shaping, bottom weaving, and handle assembly, with labor pay and global basket trade in England Scotland Germany France and China.
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Venteer
Dane
England
United Stated
Thames
Trent
Scotland
Germany
France
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