Grover Cleveland Honored as Nation Mourns Ex President
Richmond Indiana editorial reflects on Grover Cleveland’s death and legacy. It lauds his public service, recalls his battles against silver panic policies, and notes his firm foreign policy stances and civil order actions. The piece calls for milk purity reforms and criticizes a state official. It ends with a satirical note on future women’s club platforms.
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Cleveland
Congress
Treasury
Grover Cleveland
United States
Great Britain
Chicago
Richmond
San Francisco
California Woman's Club
District Officials Named for Township Posts
The district announces the appointment of Commissioner Barney H Linderman for the Middle District and Commissioner Robert N Beeson for the Western District in Wayne Township. Wayne Township positions are listed with the named incumbents.
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Middle Dist
Barney i H. Linderman
Western Dist
Robert N. Beeson
Proclamation on death of Grover Cleveland president 1885 1908
Nation mourns Grover Cleveland. White House proclamation directs half staff flags for 50 days and honors at funeral. Details note his long public service as mayor governor and twice president. Roosevelt signs as president with Adee as acting secretary.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
White House
Issi
Princeton
N. J
Lfe
Navy
United States of America
Theodore Roosevelt
Alvey A. Adee
Doubtful Leaders Hope Nation Saved Amid Political Foreshadowing
The passage notes enthusiastic caucuses and executive sessions of supporters of key doctrines, with hopes the nation will be saved. It mentions betting bans in New York and Louisiana and suggests Hagerstown may soon host the only track globally, while Wayne County residents oppose betting yet cheer a strong leader.
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New York
Louisiana
Hagerstown
Wayne County
Lou Dillon
Crescens
Fears Prison Returns Letter Demands Wife to Return
In West Richmond police arrest of George Schweifer followed a letter from his wife in Galion Ohio threatening suicide if he did not return. She pleaded distress, alleged abuse, and urged his return while he showed affection and fear of desertion. Schweifer dismissed her concerns and faced possible penitentiary penalties for wife desertion. The tale echoes broader civil concerns and features multiple related letters.
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George Schweifer
West Richmond
Galion
Schweifer
Bailey
Galton
Richmond
Famous Letter Goes to Earlham From Gurney
Joseph John Gurney wrote to the Duke of Richmond urging Sabbath reform. Speaker Joseph Cannon, named for Gurney, preserves the autograph at Earlham College near Norwich England in 1831. The letter, sent via Walter R. Benjamin, is now kept at Earlham in Indiana.
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Joseph John Gurney
Duke OF Richmond
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Kelly
Earlham College
Mr. Gurney
Gurney
Earlham
Norwich
Eng
Cannon
Walter R. Benjamin
New York
Benjamin
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
New York City
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
New Garden
Greensboro
Guilford County
Joseph John Gurney Cannon
John
Joseph Gurney
Richmond
Indiana
Soety of Friends
Mgr. Gurney
A Clever Woman
A humorous exchange shows Mrs Howell asked why she has not finished washing by ten. Mrs Ross replies that since using Easy Task Soap she finishes by nine thirty each morning and urges others to try it to avoid hard work at the wash tub.
Street Cans Bought For City Cleanup
Street cleaning department purchases a dozen new zinc cans for street use to collect sweepings and refuse. Mrs. S Joyce of Claremont, WN, writes Foley's Kidney Remedy cured years of kidney trouble and praises it highly. Luken & Co.
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J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
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