Private funeral marks Grover Cleveland burial in Princeton
A solemn private ceremony in Princeton followed Grover Cleveland’s funeral in New Jersey. Distinguished mourners including President Theodore Roosevelt, Gov. Fort, and family members attended the service and the interment, with a simple grave and readings from William Wordsworth. Roosevelt acknowledged the crowd as the procession moved to the cemetery, and the president and party then departed for Princeton Inn for further mourners.
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Princeton
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Equitable Life
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Tock
Westland
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Maitland V. Barthitt
Wort Farms
Preebyterian Church of
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Vandeventer Avenue
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Nassau Kult
Wilel
Cleveland Stond
Keiher
Briant
William Richards
Sitlek Presbyterian Church of New York
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Otlere
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Cluveland
Loeb
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Tall Road
Truin
Champ Clark of Missouri Named Senate Minority Leader
Champ Clark of Missouri succeeds John Sharp Williams as minority leader in the House. The veteran Kentucky-born Democrat, age 68, long served as a lower house leader and is noted for work as a lawyer, country store clerk, and newspaper editor before entering politics. He previously chaired major committees and led the party in key states, with four children, two living.
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Missouri
John Sharp - Williame
Wanhington
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Mle Keart
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Clark
Cincinnati
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Marenhadl College
Virginia
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United States
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President Roosevelt Attends Readings on Jersey Stop
In Jersey City on June 26 President Roosevelt and New Jersey Governor Fort left a train side by side amid a cheering crowd. He praised reading Wordsworths The Happy Warrior while noting its fit for the day and commented on the funeral services for President Cleveland at Princeton.
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New Jersey
Shealaton
Lancaster
Long Island City
Roosevelt
Long Aylind City
Cleveland
Princeton
Wordsworth
Wordeworth
Imine
Gordial replies sent Spanish-Americans in Washington
President Cleveland’s death ban sparks diplomatic exchanges as the United States seeks to strengthen ties with Spanish American republics. Messages from the State Department and Brazilian deputies reflect condolences and a shared emphasis on Monroe Doctrine era unity.
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Norrow
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Hanes Aml Conan
Arazh
New York
James Sherman Vich Presidential Candidate Review
James Sherman, a vice presidential hopeful, faced scrutiny over his legislative record and political stance amid a crowded Republican field. The piece notes his congressional tenure, leadership roles, and perceived execution ability as the party prepares for the campaign season.
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Vich
Lost Husband Sought by Minneapolis Woman
Mrs Frank Grewnlow Brownlow of Minneapolis appeals to the public safety chief seeking help to locate her husband, Krank Bravalos, who vanished after March 2 last. She reports he traveled from Minneapolis to Omaha then Denver, with no word since. He is about 46 years old, 4 feet 4 inches tall, and about 26 pounds lighter than before.
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Letapin Avenue
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Pulivo
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Marca
Brownlow
Minneapolly
Omaha
Denver
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Basin
Wyo
Frock
Paul Morton May Leave Equitable Rumor
Rumor from Denver says Paul Morton may resign as president of Equitable Life and join the Santa Fe Railway as vice president. W A Davis, current vice president, expected to succeed him. The story credits David H. Moffat with influence and mentions Hyde stock sale to Thomas F. Ryan and Cleveland as trustee chair.
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Ohe
Equitable Life Assurance Bodlety
David H. Moffat
Thes Ver
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Morton
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Navy
Maclon
Equitable Society
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Hyde
Thomas F. Ryan
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
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Fiquitable
Romney Leaves Mal Inc Expansion after Long Salt Lake Career
Miles A Romney announces severance after twenty seven years with Mal Invitation and Pacific Lainter, with George Ernest Romney as his brother. He will join Noble company as assistant general manager, while Alber Erickson departs for New York trip to pursue general manager post at INO chipes department. Romney’s career spans grocery and carpet departments, starting twenty seven years ago in FatIMeRL and later moving to New York in 18 Canadian dispatches.
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Aelay
Netering
Anite Biter du Tin Pacific Lainter
George Ernest
Rumney
Romner Goek
Assoninia Funuagur
Bualmead
Alber
T. Erickson
New York
Miles A
Hamngy
INO: Chipes Department
Darlas
Romney
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Joe Stuvan
Perene
Fragmentary 16 Shot Incident Near Main Street
A garbled report describes a shooting near 637 North Main Street in Sault Ste Marie involving an 18 year old, George Carlton, who allegedly shot at a person with a 22 caliber rifle. The piece references a group of Hoosier youths and a boyfriend, with unclear names and details, all in a fragmentary crime notice.
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George Carleton
Shila
Nat AlArny
Nua
Scene near Liberty Ends in Accidental Shooting
In a chaotic incident near Liberty, Wille Schmertz and Carlson were handling a rifle when a misdirected tug caused a shot to pierce Carlson’s forehead as he stood close by. The bullet lodged near his skull but did not prove fatal. The youths fled town in fear after the mishap and Carlson was treated at home.
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Sehmertz
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