Death of J M Pattison Ohio governor and public figure
John B L Pattison governor of Ohio died at his Milford home after a long illness following his November election. He had served in the Union Army as a boy and remained a prominent statesman and citizen, with health long impaired by the campaign and malaria. He was treated in Cincinnati and Milford before his death.
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Ohio
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Christ's Hospital
Andrew L Harris of Ohio New Governor Named
Andrew L Harris is identified as Ohio s new governor a Republican who defeated Pattison by about 40 000 votes He previously served as lieutenant governor and was a Civil War veteran He is described as a farmer and a man of moral character with deep ties to Preble County and the Grand Army of the Republic and Layal Legion
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Ansty L.thirvig
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Mark Fhuna
Willian Mckintey
Veple
Layil Legion
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Preble County
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Merrick
Pattner
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Pnudgon'y Tunningaale
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Grand Anny
Repubiie
Layali Legion
Caroline Conger
House of Hursis
Ienowa
Life of John Pattison Former Ohio Congressman
John Pattison a Clermont County-born soldier, lawyer, and public figure rose from volunteer in the U S Army at sixteen to serve in the Ohio House, Senate and Fifty-second Congress. He led Union Contra Life Magazine for fifteen years, presiding over its bureau and shaping business and legal work in Cincinnati.
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Ohio
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Oke Wesleyan University
Gelaware
United States
Joseph B. Horaker
Imver
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Committee of Safety
Gineinnati
Ohia Senate
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Serious Charges Filed Against Monroeville Telephone Co
Wilam Smith and twelve others face court proceedings against the Monroeville Home Telephone company seeking the appointment of a receiver and an accounting. The complaint alleges no accounting since January 1904, with a $1,547,909 discrepancy found by an expert. Notes amounting to $4450 were near due. plaintiffs seek removal of improper bookkeeping and repayment of $930. The case involves officers Simon Mentzer Joseph Clem George Spalte and J Emmet Whitney.
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Monroeville Home Telephone Company
Simon Mentzer
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J. Emmet Whitney
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Mottoevilln Telephone Company
Weather forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday in Michigan and region
Forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler weather on Wednesday. Tuesday brings east to west shifting winds with fresh south gusts and brief showers in Lower Michigan. Wednesday remains partly cloudy with stronger winds and continued storm chances.
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Ruin and Desolation in Sacked Russian City
June 18 Bialystok and St. Petersburg report a tsarist siege atmosphere as the AP details mass violence and mutilated corpses after rioting. Censorship and military patrols intensify amid ongoing street fighting and evacuations as authorities seek to prevent further carnage.
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Enormous Paris Loan Marks First US to France Bond Plan
Ettha Lee & Co announces purchase of a 250 million franc Pennsylvania Railroad loan placed with French banks. The deal, guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad, signals the first officially sanctioned American loan in Paris and an influx of about 50 million dollars, with costs borne by French banks.
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Meat Inspection Bill Nears Final Form at White House
The Roosevelt administration and the house agriculture committee reached a near final agreement on meat inspection legislation at the White House. The plan authorizes 3 million dollars annually for inspection and omits an deficiency levy, with changes approved by the president.
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Cannon Favors Meat Inspection Bill Action Seen Vital
Washington reports that Speaker Cannon rarely engages in legislation, yet he backs an adequate meat inspection bill as essential to welfare of key industries. The piece notes opposition from the president and hints at continued discussion in political columns.
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City boards approve preliminary track elevation plans
Engineer Jeup unable to attend but later to assist as the committee and Mayor agreed to proceed with preliminary work on Calhoun Street grade crossing removal. A $2,500 appropriation was proposed for plans and estimates to be reviewed by the circuit court, with repayment if the project gains full approval.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Secures French Loan for Major Upgrades
Philadelphia June 18 The Pennsylvania Railroad confirms negotiations with Kuhn Loeb & Co and French banks for a 50 million franc loan. Proceeds plus other company resources fund a 3% bond and finance a 50 ton steel car and 342 locomotives, enabling water supply work and New York tunnels project. President Cassatt notes capital stock rose to 313 million and debt to 192 million, largely from restructuring and bonded obligations.
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Amouac
Incendiary Sets Fire Near Masterson Avenue Barn
Nessy Lastaig, an incendiary active in the eastern and southern city areas, started a blaze at 8 o'clock at a barn occupied by Dr. William Shaughnessy at 413 Masterson Avenue. The fire damaged the upper portion of the building, causing an estimated loss of around 3100. Police have not identified the arsonist and left no clues behind.
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William Shaugheessy
Masterson Avenue
R. L. Rony
Sir Lay
Lake Forest University Appoints New Instructor
An instructor travels to Lake Forest University for an appointment as dean and joins a sequence of academic moves. The report references prior affiliations at Tale Faragay and mentions subsequent actions by Reyn Mawr and Citeago University, with a note on related institutions in Paris and Palpatine.
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Lake Forest University
Tale Faragay
Reyn Mawr
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