Death of Governor Pattison Shocks Ohio
Cincinnati reports Governor John M Pattison died at 4 20 p m Monday at his Milford home after a prolonged illness. Chronic Brights disease and aramic poisoning cited as causes His funeral set for Thursday at Milford with state officials and Union Life Insurance Co. representatives to attend Andrew L Harris sworn in as governor after Pattison's death marking a vital transition for Ohio Democrats.
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Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Milford
Brights
Hissop
Harvard College
Columbus
Union Life Ins. Co
Andrew L. Harris
State of Ohio
Common Pleas
Fisher
Eaton
Preble County
Pattison
Democratic Party
Gay
New Ohio Governor Andrew N Harris Steps In
Andrew N Harris becomes Ohio governor after the death of the former chief executive. Harris, a Civil War veteran and former lieutenant governor, has served as probate judge and state legislator. He has long resided in Butler County area and will lead the state’s executive branch.
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Ohio
Andrew N. Harris
Tiarris
Pattison
Butler County
Prebic County
Harris
Two Toms
McKinley
Patiisen
Gore
Sketch of Dead Governor Pattison Life and Career
John M Wattison born on a farm near Boston Ohio in Clermont County on June 13 1837 He joined the Civil War at sixteen and later built a career in insurance law and politics He became president of Union Life Insurance Company served in the state legislature and senate and was inaugurated as governor on January 8 1906 He was a Methodist Milford resident a university trustee and civic leader praised for honesty and home life He died leaving a legacy in business and public service
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John M. Wattison
Boston
Clermont County
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan College
Union Site Insurance Company
Hamilton County
Senate
Pattison
Methodist Church of
Milford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Knight Templar
Cincinnati
Iere
Grant
Safers Divide Appropriation for Public Safety Departments
The Board of Public Safety divides the semi annual appropriation among departments. Police Department items include contingent fund 1000, regular men 8800, specials 2200, employees 260, prisoners board 860, totaling 5600 with other expenses. Vice Department shows regular men 4000, special men 21000, vessels 500, horses and harness 400, apparatus ? with other expenses 3600. General administration set at 500.
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Board of Public Safety
S.esseess
Sassseer
Crete
Professors Holden to Lecture at Elyria Chautauqua
Prof P G Holden, noted agronomist from Iowa State College, will visit Elyria for Chautauqua week. Promotion highlights his fame as the so called Potato Man Beet Sugar Man and Corn Man with strong public appeal for Farmers Day and an Aeronomy Congress.
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P. G. Holden
Elyria
oyThere
P. G. Tielden
Iowa State College
Ames
Michigan
Winnoig
Iowa
Corn Belt
Holden
Suit for $2,000 damages filed in common pleas
A petition in the common pleas court finds Alex Grant suing Brown Cochrane James Ander Company for two thousand dollars in damages for a permanent hand injury. The incident occurred May 22, 19u1, when Grant, employed by the defendant, guided a wheel lifted by a crane. the crane operator ignored signals, the fly wheel fell, and Grant's hand was permanently injured.
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Comanon Pleas Court
Alex Grant
Brown Cochrane Jamesander Company
Glaintiff
Clark
Crain
Change Desiresent in Schools Initiative at Oberlin Plan
Charles W. Williams assistant to President King of Oberlin college has secured Roosevelt's cooperation to add a civic patriotism and civic morals course to public schools. Williams met the president in Washington and proposed the new curriculum to open the pages to notable citizen names.
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Charles W. Williams
King
Oberlin College
Eagles Special Meeting Notice at K O T A Hall
A notice calls all Eagles to a special meeting on Wednesday night at 7:30 in the K O T A hall. The meeting aims to urge attendance and mentions limited lots remaining for sale, with Lawrence T. Fay at 24 Century Building as contact.
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Gamathoer
Fay
Eagles
June Goth
K. O. T. Ar. Hall
SA ‘Call
Lawrence T. Fay
Century
Trolley League Players Face Fine for Sunday Ball
The remaining Amherst players who played on Sunday will appear before Justice of the Peace Lord on Wednesday morning to plead guilty to violating the Sunday law. They face a $1.50 fine plus costs for the offense.
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Trolley League
Amherst
Justice of the Peace Lord
Liars Are Abroad in Elyria Baseball Scandal
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Elyria players were fined for Sunday play near Amherst. President A L Jackson of the ball company insists Sunday games will continue and refutes any fight. He doubts official action yet, urging reporters to use discretion to avoid harming the town.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Amherst
A. L. Jackson
The
Ball Company
Elyria
Abductor Caught in Philadelphia Kidnapping Case
Freddie Muth, son of a prominent Philadelphia jeweler, was kidnapped seven days ago and found. Police captured the abductor, John J. Kean, once a New York Stock Exchange member and later a real estate agent. Kean claims he needed “mine.” The town of Philadelphia saw intense excitement as the boy was returned to his parents.
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Freddie Muth
Philadelphia
John J. Kean
New York Stock Exchange Ad
Willian
John W Bath Likely Named Elyria Postmaster
John W Bath, an inspector of builds and a smooth politician, is likely to be named postmaster of Elyria. About a dozen applicants competed for the job, and Bath’s name appeared in the Ohio nominations sent to the Senate on Monday.
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John W. Bath
Elyria
Bath
Ohio
Senate
Professor and Mrs Wright Host World Trip Reception
Professor and Mrs G F Wright hosted a Monday morning reception for Mrs A A F Johnston who plans an extensive world trip next year. Johnston will sail soon with Mr and Mrs Lucian B Warner of New York and the party aims to visit Europe Egypt India the Philippines and Japan before returning.
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G. F. Wright
A. A. F. Johnston
Reverend Grow Accepted a Call to Salineville
Reverend F W Grow of Ridgeville was received by the Steubenville presbytery from the Cleveland Congregational conference. He has accepted a call to Salineville.
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It. W. Crowe
Ridgeville
Steubenville
Oberlin trustees seek $34 000 to meet endowment goal
Oberlin College trustees from Cleveland met in Oberlin on Monday to raise 34000 dollars more by June 20 to secure a 125000 dollar gift from John D Rockefeller, contingent on matching funds by June 30 to reach a half million endowment. Andrew Carnegie had already given 100000 dollars for the Carnegie library, aiding progress.
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Oberlin College
Cleveland
Oberlin
Dudley P. Allen
H. Clark Ford
Homer H. Johnson
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Library
Thief May Have Been a Woman in Columbus Report
A female thief in Columbus uses a newspaper as a misdirection to steal a diamond stud from a man in the afternoon. Police believe she may have attended Forepaugh and Sells Brothers circus and possibly stole the diamond from Mr. Dick of Oberlin.
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Columbus
Forepaugh & Selfs Brothers Circus
Mr. Dick
Oberlin
Oberlin College to graduate 132 this year
Oberlin College announces a 132 strong graduating class with nine MA degrees twelve diplomas in physical training and six conservatory music graduates. The Rockefeller skating floor will be remodeled into a women’s gymnasium as demand for popular courses grows. The total estimated college expenses for the coming year are $188,000. The seventy fifth anniversary will be celebrated in June 1903.
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Oberlin College
Conservatory of
Imusic
Rockefeller
Miss Golmer Resigns From School Board Seat
Board of Education session last night discussed closing the school year. Katherine Golmerton named sixth grade teacher at East Side school after Miss Pierce, who taught the same grade in Lorain, was released from the position.
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Sesson
Board of Education
Katherine Golatson
East Side
Pierce
Lorain
Ropigna
Woman Burned By Gasoline Explosion At Home
Mrs W P Rutledge wife of the president of the National Interurban Trainmen association was seriously burned on Monday when gasoline used for cleaning at her home exploded near a nearby stove.
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W. P. Rutledge
National Interurban Trainmen’s Association
William Dengate to Wed Tona Giebel at St Marys Church
William Dengate will marry Tona Giebel in St Marys church on Wednesday at eight in the morning. The wedding will be a pretty affair with a choir program and a large audience is expected.
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William Dengate
Tona Giebel
St. Mary's Church
Rural route mailboxes to display signals after July 1906
After July 1 1906 rural mail delivery patrons must display signals on their mailboxes indicating when they have mail for carriers. This rule targets rural routes to aid carriers and ensure timely pickup.
Nelson Wilson Fined For Using Bad Language
Nelson Wilson pled guilty to disorderly conduct for cursing in the yard near his Daisy Field home. Mayor Chapman fined him $10 plus costs, which he arranged to pay. Also before the mayor were three alleged drunks, with Ed. Ross and Steve Verlosia pleading guilty and Galligar awaiting trial.
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Wilson
Chapman
Steve Verlosia
Ross
James Galligar
Public Hospital Tax in Elyria Proposed by Reader
Elyria Ohio reader urges city to levy up to one mill for a free public hospital or support to a private hospital, arguing tax funds could stay local. He cites statute allowing city councils to tax for hospital maintenance and notes current tax impact would be about $100 per month per the city’s $4.66 million valuation.
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Elyria
Ohio
Deir Si
Cleveland
Santimea
F. M. Stevins
Trial expenses for Dr C G Haugh questioned by county
At a quarterly session in Day ton the county commissioners debated Attorney Matterns bill of 3050 for defending Dr Oliver Waugh who murdered his mother and brother. The bill, originally 1000, was cut. It was learned Haugh carried life insurance of 3000. If elected, commissioners will sue heirs to cover trial costs.
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Mattern
Oliver
Waugh
Haugh
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