Justice Matthews Death Ends Storied Career as Editor Soldier and Judge
Washington reports the death of Justice Stanley Matthews at 10 this morning after a year of illness. The long life included roles as editor, lawyer, soldier, and U.S. senator, with service from Ohio to the Supreme Court. He faced many trials, including military commands in the Civil War and later judicial appointments. His death prompts discussions of a possible vacancy and the impact on ongoing legislative sessions.
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Funeral of Justice Matthews in Washington and trip to Glendale
The remains of Justice Matthews were interred in Washington before a large gathering, with a special train transporting the casket to Glendale, Ohio for interment at Spring Grove cemetery. The route included a transfer at Baltimore station, two Pullman cars, and a lengthy escort.
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Proclamation Opens Oklahoma Lands to Settlement
The President issued a proclamation setting April 22 as opening date for Oklahoma lands to settlement. Land offices will be established in Guthrie for the eastern district and at Kingfisher station for the western district, with a batch of nominations sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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