Governor Pattison Faces Prolonged Illness Amid Reports
Columbus reports indicate Governor Pattison’s condition shows slight improvement yet remains grave due to kidney trouble and systemic strain. Local physicians and state officials weigh prognosis as conversations about his fitness to govern continue and questions linger about potential return to Milford or a full recovery.
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Ohio General Appropriation Bill Advances in House
Columbus March 24 Representa tive Lersch introduced in house the second general appropriation bill and the unauthorized deficiency bill. The general bill covers last three quarters of 1907 and early 1908 totaling $5,928,821 with numerous special object allocations including $100,000 for the state sanitorium $156,000 for renovating the Miami canal $100,000 to dispense the northern division of the Ohio canal and $25,000 to buy the Fallen Timbers site. The Senate passed various measures and a Beatty Bill proposes a $25,000 rifle range site three miles from Port Clinton for the National Guard.
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National Guard
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Port Clintop
Alae Aia
Evangelist Jordan and Mitchell to Preach at Predbs ertion Church
Rev. Mr. Jordan and Mr. Mitchell, famed in Kittanning and Coshocton, arrive for a series of evangelistic services at Predbs ertion Church. Jordan, a magnetic speaker and pastor, partnered with Hamilton as classmates at Princeton. their joint visit brings notable anticipation.
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Robbins Favors the Increase in Wages Debate
Indianapolis reports no agreement on the wage scale as coal operators and miners in central districts clash during joint committees meetings. J L Robbins defends proposed 14 05 wage rise amid attacks, says Pittsburg Coal Co and other firms ready to pay. He warns against a general strike and asserts miners' officials may not block mineral work when demands are met. Local notes include James Jousison's Wooster return and Mr and Mrs Fred Daugherty attending a trial.
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Mitchell
James Jousison
Wooster
Fred Daugherty
Cooperdale
BR Reed
Judge Roche Declares No Wrong In Testimony
Saturday court session unfolds with defense witness coaching notes and a carbon copy of her testimony. The crowd laughs as Mrs. Lawyer studies the paper, while McCoy’s testimony remains largely unshaken and cross examination grows keener.
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Tom McCoy
Wheeler
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Burris
William McCoy Dies Rich in Fellow Men Obituary
William McCoy a longtime resident of Wyandot County dies at his home in Jackson Township aged eighty nine. Born August 12 1824 in Virginia Township he lived near his birthplace his whole life. Survived by wife Susan Katherine Johnson twelve children twenty grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. A Mason and church member his funeral will be at Pleasant Hill church Monday at 11am with Rev. Erwin and Rev. Senter officiating. Pallbearers named. Continued on Page Eight.
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Ote County
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Sidie
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Henry Johnson
Lafayette Township
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Adam Weigle
Alison McCoy
George McCoy
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