Grover Cleveland Buried At Princeton Cemetery
Grover Cleveland was laid to rest in Princeton cemetery with private services at his house and a simple burial at the grave. President Roosevelt and other dignitaries attended, guards policed the route, and a national monument fund in New Jersey was proposed.
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Ads Cabinet
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Princeton University
Bayard Lane
Nassau Street
Ourfalne
Old Nasseu Hall
Briber fined as perjury cases drive New York trial
June 27 report from New York states Henry Clay Peters, ex Brooklyn alderman, acquitted of perjury in a recorder election case. William Clifford, former alderman, pleaded guilty to bribery and paid 1,000. Charles Linge, another former alderman, held on 1,000 bail. Peters was rearrested on another perjury charge after acquittal but released on bail. Five men killed in wreck near Chadron Nebraska as freight train, truck, and cloudburst collide. victims named Willis Graham Meyers Oreman Fred two others.
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Henry Clay Peters
Brooklyn
William Clifford
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Kix
Charles Linge
Queeons
Peters
Chadron
Neb
Chidf & Northwestern
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Railroad Indicted on Rebating Charges by Grand Jury
San Francisco June 27 The grand jury on Friday returned an indictment against the Southern Pacific company charging 19 counts of rebating.
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Southern Pacific Company
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Philelphia
Arcadia
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Death of Congressman Parker of Deadwood
After years of illness, Congressman H W Parker of Deadwood died at age seventy one. He suffered from dropsy and liver trouble following a long period of poor health. The death ends his lengthy public service in Congress representing the state.
Henry Miller 104 Ends Life in Harradatburg Ky
Short paragraphs report Henry Miller aged 104 in Harradatburg Kentucky committed suicide by Paris green. The brief notes business failures in the United States for the week ending June 25 totaled 268, comparing with 150 the prior week. Molal Had, the tearing sultan of Morocco, summoned the caida to Fox palace to raise an army of 18,000 men. Two women delegates to Women’s Clubs convention in Boston were seriously hurt and ten others injured when a tallyhoa coach capsized near Newport Alabama. The Milwaukee chamber of commerce accuses five railroads of discrimination favoring Chicago in grain trade and files complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking uniform through rates.
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Paris Green
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Molal
Morocco
Caida
Fox
Boston
Newport
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Chicago
Milwaukee
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota
South Dakota
Quiet midsummer in trade but crops lift outlook
New York June 27 16 A weekly review notes general contraction across trade and industry yet crops’ progress boosts confidence for a large fall business volume. Declines in raw material prices slow but hides leather rise boosts leather goods and steel mills show steady new business. Dry goods sales strong with merchants replenishing stocks as rail traffic improves and light clothing distribution remains healthy. Idle freight cars fall under 350000 and many railroad shops restart repairs while iron and steel sectors see cautious activity. Lieut Col Ammon A Augur J B A longtime Fort Thomas Kentucky occupant dies after lingering illness.
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New York
Duna Con Weekly
Democratic state convention adjourns after pensioned session
In Burlington Wisconsin on June 27 the Democratic state convention adjourned after an animated session devoted to electing delegates to the Denver national convention, nominating state officers, and adopting a platform. A resolution instructing delegates to vote for Bryan for President nomination was tabled.
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Burlington
Denver
Prince George of Havaria Makes 18 Hour Balloon Flight
Prince George of Havaria ascended by balloon on Thursday and remained aloft eighteen hours, landing near Tonnenstadt, about six hours from Augsburg. Details describe the voyage and the event as part of a royal fleet activity.
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Havaria
Antitrust Law Debated at Timely Burn Association Meet
A caustic critique of Sherman and trust law dominated the Timely Burn Association session in Worcester Massachusetts. Speakers argued the anti trust law lacks clear standards and questioned enforcement while praising President Roosevelt for enforcing existing statutes. Seven convictions under the Sherman law since 1901 were cited as proof of enforcement amid broader fears of capitalist conduct. Nearby Worcester residents dedicated a $20,000 monument to Senator George Hoar with public contributions from about 40 000 people.
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Ine
Chiles
Littlefield
Maine
Roosevelt
Traver
Lodge
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Worcester
Mase
George Frankie Hoar
Sid
Convicted Union Agent Faces Sentence in Newhaven Case
Frank McGee a union labor agent was found guilty by a jury in Newhaven on three counts of intimidation tied to a strike at a local foundry. He was sentenced to nine months on each count with a year’s probation and a stay of execution granted to allow an appeal to the supreme court.
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Frank McGee
Cone Mens Court
Mecca
Supreme Court
Columbus
Hough Avenue Bank Co
Jacob Anderson
Anderson
CM. Christiansen
Orier
Bank Fost
Anderon
Dark horse wins handicap amid shootout at Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on June 27 a dark horse won the grand American handicap as 160 contestants competed at 16 and 20 yard distances. Notables included Jed Harlow of Buckeye Lake and George Roll of Illinois. Fred Gilbert led professionals with 188 while Barber of town failed to beat him. George Maxwell, an armless shooter, set a high series with 199 of 240.
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Dark Barke
Woolford Henderson
Kentucky
Jed Harlow
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Andy Kill
Harlow
George Roll
Milnois
D. Upnon
Ohio
Charles Ditto
MH. Buckwalter
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Buckwalter
Upson
Ditto
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Tean
Barber
Indianapolis
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Chauncey Powers
Decatur
Fin Yncord
George Maxwell
Cleveland
Chence
Kimed
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Itroad
Peidas
Walker
Davio and Votiva Lose in Court in Ohio
In Columbus on June 27 the Supreme Court denied Davie and Voth reelection challenges to be Justices of the Peace in Cuyahoga County. Predecessors remained in office due to Cleveland’s six-justice limit, extending terms beyond the initial election period until the enacting biannual change took effect.
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Votiva
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William Davie
James G. Voth
Cuyahoga County
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Mme
Cleveland
Dario
Janelstal Rand Jury to Hear Salient Trial Today
A special grand jury will be called today by the prosecuting attorney to try BU Bogart and Peter Edwards on a charge of attacking Marian Long, a girl of M4. The men were arrested Thursday and released on bail, but public sentiment runs high against them.
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Arand
BU Bogart
Peter Edwards
Marian Long
Thale Vanreant Wellae
Alleged Swindler Arrested in Columbus
Dynon Bradley, an alleged merchant, said to be wanted nationwide, was arrested here Friday and before United States Commissioner Jonnxen on the charge of aiding the theft. Fifteen killed, 370 injured in a wreck between express and freight trains on the Bombay and Baroda railway near Baroda. Four passenger cars, four mail cars and four freight cars burned.
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Dynon Bradley
United States
Jonnxen
Bombay & Baram
Baroda
Massive fire prins docks at Rice's Point spares bay front
A fire at Northern Pacific dock and sheds at Rice's Point caused losses over a million dollars. Tugboats aided the fire department in saving the bay front, with flames beginning in the elevator and burning over two hours. The incident prompted a sprawling blaze response and a substantial insured value.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Rice's Point
Bay Front
Anay Poston
New Trial Asked in Hyde and Behnelder Case
A motion for a new trial and arrest of judgment was filed Friday on behalf of Frederick Hyde and Joann Behmelder, recently convicted for conspiring to defeat the United States out of public trust. Arguments will be heard next fall. Scene of famous Defence recounts Bowton monument to Stover’s Garrison in Wells.
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Krederick A. Hyde
Joant If Behnelder
United States
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Joseph Stover
James Conver
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Rene
Wella
Thua
Loneth
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Rome
Peverend
Rellonk
Gunda the Bronx elephant guards coins with ice cream
In a New York Bronx zoo scene, the Indian elephant Gunda deposits coins into his bank, rings the bell, and guards the cash box attracting visitors who feed him pennies. A keeper’s patrol leads to a playful chase as Gunda insists on ice cream before moving, then settles to eat.
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Bronx
Thurman
Joe Stanley
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