Ohio Governor Pattison Dies Ends Democratic Rule
Governor Pattison of Ohio dies at Milford after a long illness. Lieutenant Governor Andrew L. Harris serves as acting governor, placing Republicans in full control. Pattison, born 1847, had a varied career as hay soldier, lawyer, legislator, and congressman. Harris, born 1835, is a veteran of the Civil War and former probate judge.
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John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
Cincinnati
Andrew L. Mwarris
Pattison
Ernestine
O. C. Williams
Wryoming
United States Army
Ohio Wesleyan Universiy
Committee of Safety
Ohio Senate
Preble County
William McKinley
Massacre and anti Semitic riot in Bialystok
Across Russia a violent outbreak targeted Jews after a bomb exploded during a Christ procession in Alexandrovski street. A mob looted Jewish shops, killed and wounded many, and chased refugees to the railroad station where several Jews were killed. Authorities describe a deliberate massacre with possible involvement of a Jew. Bialystok, a Polish manufacturing town, faced heavy mob violence and destruction of Jewish property.
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Russia
Alexandrovski
Fedoroff
Sura
Bialystok
Warsaw
Old Poland
Poland
Capsize toll rises in Riga disaster noted
Notes of Current Events report the capsizing of an overloaded excursion steamer at Riga with sixty five drownings. Also mentions a Russian resident of Tokyo receiving letters from Maxim Gorky about a visit to Japan and various political and legal items from the United States and Europe.
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Eason
Coshev ‘Ton
Ohio
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Catherine Hugres
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William T. Prye
Auburn
Maine
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Algeciras
St. Rene Taillandier
Morocco
M. Taillandier
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Diggbet
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Bigging
Oklahoma Statehood Along With Indian Territory Becomes Law
The conference report passed the House without dissent and Roosevelt signed the bill at 6 pm making Oklahoma and Indian Territory a single state. Arizona and New Mexico join on condition they approve the union in upcoming elections. The act consolidates Indian Territory into one Federal district, reducing four districts and duplicative offices.
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harvard medical school gets 52000 chair of neuropathology
Mrs Louisa N Bullard funds a chair of neuropathology at Harvard Medical School with 52000. Judge Harvey R Keeler of Cleveland is offered the dean post at West Virginia University Law. Ambassador Whitelaw Reid sends London check for Miami University library fund for his 50th graduation anniversary.
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Curtis Hays Acquitted In Self-Defense Trial
Curtis Hays, a prominent Monroe County farmer, was acquitted of murdering neighbor John Mitchener after a three day trial in Bloomington. Jurors deliberated about fifteen minutes, finding Ways justified by self defense after evidence showed he had been threatened three times before Mitchener was struck with a spoke during an pursuit that ended in Mitchener’s death last May.
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Government Warns Flour Millers Over Proposed Pact
A government statement cautions flour millers against forming alliances or price fixing. The move follows pressure from states and industry groups as officials consider possible sanctions and enforcement steps.
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Lalev
Thieves Enter Post Office in Indiana Robbery
Durglars plundered the post office in a northern Indiana town stealing over 100 dollars in cash and stamps. G Dirvine, a pew minister, lives with his family above the post office and heard no noise. The incident marks another postal robbery in the region within months.
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Indiana
George Ade Donates to Purdue Memorial Gym Fund
President Stone of Purdue University conferred hostess on 215 graduates. He announced that George Ade AO had subscribed 2500 to the Purdue memorial gymnasium fund.
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Stone
Purdue University
George Ade, AO
Purdue Memorial Gymnasium
Bride Burns to Death in Vine Cennés Fire Incident
A recent bride Mrs. Charles Smith died in Vine Cennés while trying to kindle a fire with kerosene. The two year old child accompanying her survived. Authorities report the tragedy as an accidental blaze resulting from improper kerosene use.
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Vinecennés
Interurban Wine Sold to Lafayette Syndicate
The Fransville and Princeton traction line in Indiana, spanning twenty eight miles, has been sold to the Murdock Marshall syndicate of Lafayette. The sale transfers ownership of the Interurban line to the buyers.
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Rider Jay Asbury Killed In Terre Haute Horse Incident
Jay Asbury son of Rev A P Asbury was thrown from a horse in Terre Haute and killed. The tragedy is reported as a fatal equestrian accident involving a local family. The article notes his father’s clerical role and the sudden death during a riding mishap.
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Indiana News Roundup Touches Drownings Trials and Crops
Orville Reed, son of a Posey county farmer, drowned in Wa bash river. Wesley Williams faces trial for murder of James Leigh in Boonville last January. Potato yields rise as gardeners report larger crops. Elks convention in Peru named Lafayette for next year and condemned South Bend presidency. Indiana railroad orders Southern railway to cut freight rates by 40 percent in the south. Cherry crop now appears healthy after frosts. Gibson Daniels, 23, a college graduate and traveling salesman, died of peritonitis in Marion. Reverend Gardner Traines granted a divorce in Indianapolis, then quickly remarried. Willis Root, 11, shot during an Austrian miners party in Jasonville. Four masked burglars robbed Pennville post office. one hundred dollars taken. Michael Davitt, Irish patriot, died in Dublin after jawbone infection. Davitt's long political career includes Land League work and multiple imprisonments. Senator Burton of Kansas, born in Indiana, defended against corruption charges and secured repeated trials. J Willie Pope of Atlanta slated to head 110 exposition. Mrs Mary Hunt, temperance educator, died, noted for international influence. Weather and trade notes follow with Chicago market highlights and shipping data. Chronology of world events and notable dates closes the excerpt.
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Wasson
Commodity price snapshot across major markets
The report lists per-market price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York and Chicago with figures for wheat corn oats rye barley and dairy items. Prices show wide spreads by region and commodity with recent bids including hogs 4.00 to 6.75 in several markets and butter 16 to 20 cents per pound.
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Governor Carter Resumes Duties Amid Resignation Talk
News notes Gov. Carter of Hawaii has resumed his official duties and states he will not resign. New York master painters plan an open shop to break the painters strike. Emperor William awards the Grand Cross of the Red Eagle to Gen. Roca former Argentine president. Garibaldi monument cornerstone laid in Concord New Hampshire region.
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