Grover Cleveland Dies at His Princeton Home
Cleveland, former U S president, dies at Princeton New Jersey home after long illness. Roosevelts, governors and diplomats send condolences. funeral planned private at family plot. Wife Mrs Cleveland and children ride through shock as nationwide grief spreads.
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President Roosevelt orders nation flags half mast for Cleveland’s death
President Roosevelt mourns Grover Cleveland, directs half staff at White House and executive buildings for thirty days. He cancels plans to attend Harvard Yale boat race and prepares a funeral proclamation praising Cleveland’s public service and character. Officials arrange naval and military honors for the funeral. a public sale ad note ends the notice.
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Republic Steel Breaks With the Union Over Wage Cut
Republic Iron and Steel plans to terminate union labor at its mills if workers reject a drastic wage cut reportedly as high as 88 percent. Amalgamated Association members refused the proposal, signaling mill closures June 30 and a shift to individual dealings with workers when reopened.
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