Funeral plans for Governor Pattison outlined by church and officials
Bishops and the minister of Home Church will lead simple services at Promont for Governor Pattison with no state lie in state or formal ceremony. The body will lie in the drawing room from 10 a.m. to the funeral, eight privates will bear the casket, and the First Regiment O N G will act as guard of honor. Messages of condolence pour in from state leaders, judges, and cities as preparations continue.
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New Governor Urges Ohio to Cease Work During Funeral Hours
Governor Harris arrives in Columbus to assume office after Pattison death and issues a proclamation calling Ohioans to stop business from 2 to 4 pm on funeral day. He orders state officials to attend Milford services while lists of pallbearers and committee appointments are announced.
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Overwork blamed for Pattison's death by three doctors
Doctors Oliver, Holt and Belt state Governor Pattison died from complications of overwork and stress. They cite uremia, kidney and blood vessel damage, and a damaged heart, noting a period of improvement followed by a rapid decline. The physicians praise his courage and dedication.
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Christ’s Hospital
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