Governor Pattison Dies After Sudden Illness in Ohio
Columbus and Cincinnati report Gov John M Pattison of Ohio died at his Milford home after a rapid decline from chronic interstitial nephritis. Funeral planned as public. officials to travel by special train. Pattison, born June 13, 1847, led Ohio as a Democrat and former state senator, with services set for Thursday in Milford.
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Miners and Operators end long dispute in Ohio accord
The Miners and Operators reached a settlement today ending a major deal. Concessions were made by both sides and work is set to resume Wednesday morning. A second item notes a fatal food poisoning from a sausage in Fort South area, with three deaths and two young children affected. Other items mention Kaiser and von Buelow visits and William’s arrival from Heligoland aboard Sleipner.
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Pomona Grange Meeting at Rockhill a Success
The Pomona Grange gathering at Rockhill drew a fair crowd with good meals, fine speaking, music, and recitations. Prof J H Wardings talk on Our Schools was well received urging district school preservation. John Cales educational address impressed attendees while Rev W A Chalfants absence due to illness disappointed.
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Mexico on a Gold Basis Reported by Bankers
The piece notes Mexico moving to a gold basis by selling silver reserves for gold in the United States, citing a recent $5,000,000 order. Bankers claim the shift will strengthen Mexico credit, while widespread public changes to Hostetters Stomach Bitters are mentioned alongside a jumble of social notices and family visit mentions from various towns and individuals.
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McCullough Wedding and Local Notices
A jumble of short items notes Mr and Mrs John W McCullough wed in a view by Saturday. Several locals visit family and neighbors including Wm Bell North Salem, Jd M Quillin Rocky Fork, Mr and Mrs A L Smith Kimbolton RD 2, and Frank Dougherty Clear Fork hosting a crowd with an Edison phonograph. Reports of a mare injuring Oliver Monigold, Grange meetings and picnics, school appointments, commencements at New Concord and Center, and various social visits across the route.
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Washington
Inez McCollum
Berwick
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
William Launtz of St Louis visits friends in town. Miss Froy Decker of Grand Ridge visits relatives. Laura Bendure spends Sunday with parents in Londonderry. WWH Baker returns to Marietta after visiting family. Attendees from here and Sugartree at Antrim ball. Ray Beethorne of Kirkersville visiting relatives. Miss Ollie Cunningham of New Philadelphia visiting. Mr and Mrs Oscar Wirick and baby from Washington visit over Sunday. Mary Smith of Sugartree calls on relatives. Children’s services held at Pisgah. David Osborn trains horses. R T Lake buys a horse last week. Cunningham attends children’s services in Winterset. Mrs Ella McLain ill with throat. Fr Nays sells and buys a driving horse. Mrs EI Hathaway and family visiting London. Limer Arnold, Raymond Lake, Earl Henry, David Osborn, Delhert Smith, Ross Sayre at school in Washington. Capital city visits noted. immersion at the deck Saturday afternoon west of town. TW Kinsey of Blaine leasing for oil and gas. Wilson Brit’s horse injured on barbed wire. Children’s Day well attended at Miller’s church. Phoebe Mendenhall from Todiano here with mother. Mrs Rodney Bates and Katie return home after week with Dennison parents. sister accompanies them for short visit.
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Marietta
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R. M. Morrison
Ray Beethorne
Kirkersville
Oijlie Cunningham
New Philadelphia
Oscar Wirick
Baby
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Mary Smith
Kinsey
Blaine
Wilson Brit
Miller’s Church
Harris Takes Ohio Governorship After Pattison Death
Columbus June 19 Governor Harris arrives to take office following Gus Pattison’s death. Acting Governor Harris was sworn in at Eaton after Pattison’s passing. plans to adjust the executive staff await Pattison funeral. Harris, a Republican born 1833 in Butler County, served in the Civil War and held multiple state offices, including lieutenant governor in 1892-96. The new administration may reappoint Pattison appointees. Dr Wilson notes Pattison’s fatal illness traced to June 1905 life-insurance exam.
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Gloom at State Capital After Governor Pattison's Death
The death of Gov Pattison cast gloom over Columbus with flags at half mast and most state offices closed. Officials convened an informal conference to plan a formal meeting and funeral arrangements as state leaders mourn the governor.
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Governor Pattison Cleared To Transact State Business
In Cincinnati on June 19 a writ to stop the renewal of Ellswarth Liver pool to Lentyville was denied. Judge James Bowing ruled Governor Pattison remained capable of state business despite a long illness. Doctors Holt and Oliver testified the governor was lucid apart from a March April 16 delirium. Former Gov Myron T Herrich sent a sympathy telegram to Mrs Pattison after Pattison’s death, noting the chief executive’s illness and the burden of office.
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Wreck at West Wheeling Tragic Train Crash Report
A collision near West Wheeling injures several workers including Engineer Well Scott of Benwood and Fireman in the same place. Conductor James Neuy and others suffer serious injuries as the derailment tears cars apart and damages the roadway. Authorities report a dangerous crash with multiple casualties and ongoing investigations.
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