Cleveland's Death Shocks Nation in 1908 Remembrance
The report recalls Grover Cleveland born in Caldwell County North Carolina and rising from a poverty_stricken youth to become a lawyer mayor of Buffalo governor and president. It notes his death at home after long illness including diabetes and kidney heart complications and highlights his 1895 Venezuela note to Congress and his infamous vetoes shaping Cleveland era politics.
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Congress
Great Britain
Venezuela
British Guiana
Olney
Lord Salisbury
Funeral in Princeton Honors Grover Cleveland
The funeral of Grover Cleveland at Princeton was marked by simplicity with no pomp. Officials, clergy, and civic leaders attended as flags were set to half mast and military honors were planned for the day of the funeral.
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Grover Cleveland
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Cleveland
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Sylvester W. Bench
First Presbyterian Church of
Croguland
Muiuaan ¥. Bartlett
Clavelands
Clevelaiel
George K McGlelan
Paul Morton
Commodore WC. Benadiet
Richard Watson Gitder
Stoasevelt
Fort
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Clavelant
Oice
Princeine
Nils
Ruth
Witherspoon Street
Princeton University
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Lawrence Huttlen
Aaron Burr
United States
White House
N. J
Lawryer
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United States of America
A. Ade
Tribute to a Great Man in Oyster Bay
News of Grover Cleveland’s death reached President Roosevelt at his summer home in Oyster Bay New York. Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt sent telegrams of sympathy to Mrs Cleveland and to Princeton New Jersey where Mrs. Cleveland resided. The notice notes Roosevelts reaction and follow up statements.
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Roosevelt
New Londons
Conn
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Oyster Bay
Grover Cleveland
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Prominent Figures Pay Tribute to Grover Cleveland
Prominent men from diverse parties and fields joined in tributes to the late Grover Cleveland, reflecting respect across political and social divides. The list of speakers and honorees followed in the report, highlighting broad esteem for the former president.
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Cleveland
Ure Worth
Grover Cleveland
Remembering Grover Cleveland as a Nation’s Great Leader
A collection of tributes from Taft Fairbanks Cortelyou Stevenson Harmon Judson Carlisle Judson Judson Landis Grosscup Bryan and others praising Grover Cleveland as a towering figure in American public life noting his incorruptible character wisdom courage and enduring legacy in the political world of the era.
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W. H. Taft
Fairbanks
George B. Cortelyou
Admiral Orwey
Adlai E. Stevenson
Grover Cleveland
Judson Harmyon
John G. Carlisle
United States
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Lambert Tree
Kenesaw M. Landis
Peter &. Grosscup
Uprising in Mexico prompts troop moves to Torreon
Mexico City reports 2000 soldiers sent to Torreon to counter revolutionaries after raids on Las Vacas and Matamoros. Ambassador Creel ordered to Washington as U S authorities urged to curb outrages under neutrality laws. El Paso dispatch notes prolonged border reinforcements and guards, with Juares and Torreon under heavy military pressure and vigil at jails.
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Mexico
Enrique C. Creel
Washington
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Lagunas
Mexican State Department
State Department
United States
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Creel
el Paso
Tex
Torreon
Matamoras
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Torren
Cal
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Juares
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Tnarea
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Cardeteas
Coahuila
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Bora
Torresen
Ts Loeiten
Conhiutla & Pacific Railway
Uoalvila & Paslo
Pridie
Ueorgy
Mexico City
Marth
Jiminez
Leader Is a Ranchman in Mexican Revolution Plot
A report cites C. W. Patton claiming funds for a northern Mexico insurgency were sent to a ranch owner near Saltillo via an arrival from Teheran and Torreon payment routes. The unnamed expert describes the source as a noihing authority.
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Tex
Idao
C. W. Patton
Teheran
Torreon
Nnotherm Mexico
Sultilta
Tornado Wipes Out Pulwana Town in Brule County
The town of Pulwana in Brule County, about 50 miles west of Mitchell, was nearly wiped out by a tornado on Saturday. No injuries reported though twelve to fifteen stores were destroyed and nearly every house damaged. Estimated losses around 200000 dollars. The storm also brought rain and hail covering about four miles of country three miles wide, ruining the entire farming area in its path.
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Olney
Great Gables
Duzzard
Hilary A. Herbert
Treasury
Navy Department
Mitchell
Std
Pulwana
Brule
Ffteen
Hall
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