Ex President Cleveland Dies After Prolonged Ill Health
Ex president Grover Cleveland dies at Princeton after two years of poor health. Roosevelt and Taft react with mourning. funeral planned in Princeton Cemetery. The death affects national events as officials postpone plans and honor the former leader with flags at half mast. President Roosevelt attends funeral with national attention.
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Lakewood
Princeton
Pyma
Ange
Roosevelt
Princeton Cemetery
Andrew West
John Hibben
Princeton University
Bayard Stockton
Tamworth
N. Y
Mra. Perrine
Mra. Cleveland
New London
Conn
Iklund
Loot
Bryan tribute to Grover Cleveland notes strong leadership
Lincoln Nebraska June 24 Willian J Bryan writes a tribute to former President Grover Cleveland praising his decisive action and leadership. He notes Cleveland's zealous supporters and opponents and says his work will be part of the nation's heritage and his death brings universal sorrow.
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New Haven
Grover Cleveland
Yale
Taft
Cleveland
Woolsey Hall
Lincoln
Neb
Willian J. Bryan
Thone
Biographical sketch of Grover Cleveland early life
Biographical notice traces Grover Cleveland born Caldwell New Jersey March 18 1837 son of Richard F Cleveland a Presbyterian clergyman. It recounts education in Clinton New York youth plans altered by his father's death and his 1865 move west. He worked in Buffalo New York as clerk and copyist then earned law admission in 1859.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Caldwell
New Jersey
Richard F. Cleveland
Clinton
New York
West
Buffalo
N. Y
Lyman K. Bass
Erie County
Base, Cleveland & Bissell
Charles 4. Folger
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Cossack Brigade Fires On Tehran as Riots Target Governor
Telegrams from Berlin and London report heavy rifle fire resuming in Tehran after dawn, with mobs plundering Governor Rocht’s house and aiding troops. Cossack brigade fought as residents joined looting in the European quarter, while bazaars reopened and bombardment continued in refugee residences. Washington says Tehran remains under siege by royal edict and Persian troops guard inhabitants against political attacks.
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Berlin
Teheran Saya
Zens
Gye Witz
London
Dung
Washington
Te *Heran
Bota
Persia
Amatuer Cooks Burn Up House in Golconda
Golconda June 24 Joho M Watson a prominent citizen held a stag party for six guests while his wife away Saturday night The guests cooked their own supper The kitchen stove flared and seven men escaped as a neighbor’s home owned by Ts aune Goldman burned The host blamed a failed chafing dish and a coal oil spill in a large range stating the blast caused the blaze
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Golconda
Joho M. Watson
Tosche
Watson
Tsaune Goldman
John Mitchell Declines Candidacy for Governor
Chicago June 24 John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers declines to run for Governor of Illinois. He will head the National Civic Federation's trade agreement department and work to settle labor disputes without strikes. The position pays six thousand dollars annually.
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Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
National Civic Federation
Jonny Harding
Chicago’ Federation ‘of Labor
Mitchell
Illinois
iNabek
Owith
Civ
Optimistic Guggenheim Reports on Markets Abroad
New York reports that Mr. Guggenheim arrived from Europe aboard the Mauretania and dismissed merger rumors about Nevada properties. He said copper conditions abroad improve daily and world investors, especially in France, are optimistic about American securities. Trading was colorless with many shares sold near the session's start.
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New York
Eqpaule Guigginholm
Yeaterday
Mauretania
Europe
Nevada
Hammond Enters Mexican Field
Associated Press reports Hammond may assume leadership of 17 Guanajuato mines in Mexico tied to a possible Guanajuato Development Company. Offices said a formal plan was not yet decided and Hammond had not confirmed the move. Welch and McElhinney met in Guanajuato to discuss the enterprise.
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Associated Press
New York
John Haye Hamstond
Guanajuato
Mexico
Quanajuato Development Company
Artis
Hammond
Welch
McElhinney
Guanamate Company
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over Venezuela and Passports
In Washington Venezuelan Charge dAffaires Veloz Goiticos met Acting Secretary Adee as the State Department weighed whether to demand passports. Officials warned the move could signal a practical cut in diplomatic relations with Venezuela, with next steps uncertain and under study by Secretary Root and Assistant Secretary Bacon.
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Washington
Senor
Veloz Goiticos
State Department
Adee
Inter
Veloz
Jacob
Caracas
Sleeper
Venezuela
Senor Veléa
France
Root
Bacon
Dimond and Benson Found Innocent in Conspiracy Trial
Washington June 24 Justice reports verdict in federal case of four Westerners Benson and Dimond acquitted on all counts. Hyde and Schneider convicted on most counts. Benson and Dimond freed. Hyde bail raised to 20 000 and Schneider 12 500. Jury had deliberated about 75 hours.
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Washington
Quilty
Frederick A. Hyde
Joont H. Lchmelder
John A. Benson
Henry P. Dimond
Benson
Far West
Baseball scores from yesterday across multiple games
Pittsburg 5 Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2. Chicago 2 St Louis 1 entered in a mistyped line. Cleveland 6 Chicago 6? New York 6 Philadelphia 6. Game called on account of darkness. Oakland 4 San Francisco 1. Los Angeles 3 Portland 8.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphic
Guanes
Oakland
San Francisco
Portland
Tod Angeles
Silvre Steel Ring Market Brief
New York trading notes show lead at 4.52 and 447 percent, copper prices easing with 02 at 7-7 to 1k. Market activity mentions standard trading levels and minor shifts in the steel sector as overall prices drift.
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Silvre
New York
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