Grover Cleveland’s Burial and National Figures in Attendance
The report notes Grover Cleveland’s funeral at Princeton with President Roosevelt and other notables present. It also mentions Taft’s New York visit, Booker T. Washington among friends, and various political and legal developments including embezzlement charges, a Harvard degree for Theodore Roosevelt Jr, and a Rockefeller autobiography project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Roosevelt
Taft
New York
New Haven
Booker T. Washington
William H. Pettis
Sac County
EL Wers
First National Bank
Pittsburg
National Bank
Itxaminer Folds
James S. Sherman
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard University
John D. Rockefeller
Colton
San Francisco
John Mitchell
Miners' Union
Ilinois
Mexican revolutionists attack town near Rio Grande
News from the border reports Mexican revolutionists attacking Los Vacas on the Rio Grande. troops repulsed them after about 50 killed on both sides. Other items note injuries to delegates in Newport and a fatal heart failure, plus a major Duluth fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Vacas
Rio Grande
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Boston
Newport
R. 1
Surmh Shute
Coon Rapids
Duluth
Th Consolidated Elevator Company
Northern Pacific
Dombay
Barode
Baroda
Mulai-Hafid
Morocco
Fez
Democratic State Convention
Vermont
Bryan
Turkey
Chefakat
Drs
Theodora Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Cleveland
William Kilmacks
Raymond Wells
Chicago
White City
Indianapolis
el Paso
Tex
Chamber of Commerce of
Milwaukee
Papa Pius
St. Peter's
Sear Imlay City
Mich
William Mulholland
Springield
Dr A. Sappington
Diverse tragedies and civic notes from Cerro Gordo county
A roundup of local incidents includes murders, hangings, drownings, and suicides across Cerro Gordo county. Notable items involve Young and Barker cases, Job Sherman’s death, Bert Lameroux drowning, and long searches for missing relatives. Also reported are births, marriages, legal actions, and frontier pioneer remembrances in Clear Lake and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Barker
Kellogg
George Simms
New Haven
Mima
United States
Job
Sherman
Prottyin
Bert Lameroux
Crystal Lake
Lameroux
Webster City
W. R. Brown
Alva
Brown
Thei
Mississippi
Cerro Gordo County
McConlogue
M. Li
Endanger
New York
O. Queson
Mason City
Hoeckwell
Anela
Jimmy” Dickerson
Towa
Clear Lake
Iowa
Clayton County
James Dickerson
Ile
Indiana
Joseph Hewitt
Fort Dodge
Chickasaw County
George W. Hayziel
Laporte City
Af “Bigs County Medical Adélaty
Hoos Lauritzen
Silver Lake
Armstrong
Wien
Lauritzen
Alfred Brenneman
Charlon
Leon
Praneman
Miss Lore Whalen
Stats Orphans' Home
Davenport
Miss Whalen
Frank Pratt
John F. Whitmore
Grinnell
Whitmore
H. EB. Savage
Willrmore
Mr. Whitmore
Ales
Hora
Iowa State Democratic Convention Adopts Platform Sioux City
The Iowa Democratic State Convention in Sioux City nominated A. J. Howie of Quoketa for supreme court with D. W. Higbie of Cedar Rapids. Jerome Sullivan named permanent chairman and Clint Erica elected state central committee chairman. The platform backs Bryan for president, Porter for U.S. senator, White for governor, and calls for direct senate elections, anti injunctions, labor support, better roads, rail and waterway improvements, and stricter anti trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Atd
Touyctitton
A. J. ‘Howie
Ee ‘Quoketa
D. W. Higbie
Geet Lfor
Supreme. Court
Clint Erica
Indianola
Democratic State Central Committee
Aund Dalton I
Mangon
D. Wi Higile
Cres
William Jennings Bryan
Denver
Iowa
United States
Clauda R. Porter
Cummins
Fred. E. White
House of Lords
Legislature
Congress
Railroagh
Interalate Cane Merca
Towa
Tawa
Iso
State Board of Health
Anrance Commissionar
Senate
Toren O
Bellarat 2
W. J. Bryan
Oklahoma
Republican Convention Endorses Taft Led Ticket
A shredded OCR note records a Republican convention in which Taft is endorsed for president with Sherman as vice president. It praises President Roosevelt, Gov. Cunmins, and Allison, and supports Sherman, Dalliver, and the party platform emphasizing tariff reform, rail and pure food laws, and anti watered stock, urging unity and loyalty to the national ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Allame
Supreme
Scott
M. Weaver
Sioux City
Levi
Tgq
National Party
Chicago
Roosevelt
I Nation
Piccescor Ani
Hillam H.taft
James 9.Shermy
United States
William B. Allison
Jonatha P. Dalliver
Congress
Inq
Redent
Tnder
Albert J. Cunmins
Iowa
Anou Roe
Willas Allison
Clova
Extenda
Benet
Tig
Stata
M. Ch
Eisen’. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nonthiweaier
Chadron
Neb
Harvard
Yale
Griswold
Mudward
Viceca
Cashuila
Max
United Norwegian Lutheran Shurch of America
Jon Indles
St. Olaf _ college
Northfield
Minn
Jo Hn
Mohn
Thorbjorn N. Mohn
St. Olaf
Economy Light and Power Company
Higatton
Desplaines
Mack
Chi ‘Eazo
Auygust P. Johnson
Ida Grove
Theodore’ Klopfer
Klopfer Brothers
Munich
Teheran
Sheepshead Bay Tage
Justice Bischoff
Frank J. Gould
Helen M. Kelly
Muros
Spain
William J. Bryan
Locke
Gov. Sanders
Louisiana
Jana
Springfeld
South Dakota
Pierre
Pennsylvania
Havana
Gov
Allison
Gap Reid
England
John Hubert’ Ward
London
Chapel Royal
St. James’ Palace
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Venezuela
Legation
Hraghllan
Jacob Bleener
Russell
Bes
Caraces
Castro
Toledo Ico and Con Company
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
la Roche
Sun
H. D. Everett
T. R. Wakely
Negros
Meyar Newman
George Willoughby
Mary Whitecamp
Henry Whitecamp
Madison County
Dhuois
Georgia
Camp Gregg
Manila
Albla
Albla-Hocking
Hiteman
Albia
Monee
Bella Wera
Ydea
Tooking
Alula
Placea Albla
Albia Clifseng Raye
Frank Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Oakley
Harry Crawford
Necorsh
Ottaway
Otlaway
Crawford
I State Convention
Higbie
Court
Alog Miller
Wastington
Lanlent
Muscatine
Thomas Duity
Dubuggas
Denovan
New Hampton
Fy Moore
Anamoga
Simu
Reed
Ottumwa
Price
Tadlands
Webb
J. A. Reynolds
Creston
J. J. Hughes
Cornell
John B
Delton
Beek
Bloux City
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