Ohio Governor Pattison Dies After Election Victory
Governor John M. Pattison of Ohio dies at his Milford country home from Brights disease and uremia. Lieutenant Governor Andrew L. Harris assumes acting governorship as Republicans gain control after last year’s election. Pattison, born 1847, served as soldier, lawyer, legislator, and congressman.
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Pattison Was Placed In An Executive Chair By 8 Laree Majoritty
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Ohio Wesleyan Universiy
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Butler Count
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Battle and milestones from chapters of world history
A dense chronological list notes events from 1720 to 1905 including battles such as Marston, Long Island, Monmouth. executions like Dr William Todd. political acts like UK Ireland union. disasters including the Mississippi bubble burst and a Chicago anarchists pardon. notable deaths, revolts, and honors across Britain, America, and beyond with numerous dates and figures.
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Capsize disaster on Risa flotilla claims many lives
Notes of current events report a capped overloaded excursion steamer at Risa Russia with sixty or more drowned. Other items mention a Gorky letter to Japan, a Ohio judge denying a new trial for Ben Dickerson, a Maine wedding, and diplomatic personnel changes in Morocco and Europe.
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Cobalt for Storage Batteries Hailed by Edison
In an Asheville New Jersey interview Thomas A. Edison claimed cobalt found in a North Carolina section could cut storage battery weight in autos by half and slash city traffic costs by more than half. He envisions a revolution in the electrical world as cobalt lore expands beyond France and Australia.
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Australia
Prohibited Novel Sparks Senate Debate Over Ban
A contested work titled Sante, ar the Saist emerges as the focus of a Senate discussion on prohibited books. The author, the late Cathol, faces opposition from church hierarchy while depicting sensitive themes. The and mentions a conflict with authorities highlights the broader censorship debate.
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Fourth of July Death Toll Plunges but Injuries Spike
The immediate Fourth of July death toll is smaller than last year though 2789 injured, up 358, with fireworks causing 900 plus incidents. Firearms, explosives and toy pistols contributed many injuries, centering in Philadelphia with 711 victims, Chicago and New York also recording deaths and injuries.
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Wilson Talks Inspection Mission to Chicago
Secretary Wilson plans a Chicago tour to lecture packing managers on enforcing meat inspection law. Dr. A D Melvin will accompany him as they meet with packers and executives to align government and industry. Wilson cites cooperation and U S meat sales abroad as key to prosperity and competitiveness.
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Bryan for Oppressed at London Independence Dinner
William Jennings Bryan spoke at the American Society dinner at the Hotel Cecil in London on Independence Day. He urged the United States and England to spread education and political freedom, invoking Kipling’s The White Man’s Burden and praising Christian nations for uplifting others rather than exploiting them. Ambassador Reed and Bryan traded light banter as about 360 guests toasted the mission and debated policy in cordial contrast.
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Global strike wave as workers press wage gains
The report notes widespread labor unrest with nearly 200000 artisans striking in France, Toronto electrical workers seeking 35 cents hourly, Boston machinists winning 24 cents daily, and hotel and restaurant staff organizing in Minneapolis. It cites union activity, wage advances, and preparations for broader actions across the United States and Canada.
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Engines of Destruction and Victims of Gunfire Across Cities
A study cites numerous U S cities where injuries from firearms and stray bullets occurred amid public disorder. Officials note the deadliest weapon is the revolver while toy pistols, tetanus risk, and careless patriotism drive fatalities. Indiana raids target gambling at French Lick Springs, with charter revocation and receivership sought. The action follows a long Indiana women’s campaign.
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Gould Presents Theory on Headache Causes and Remedies
Philadelphia expert Craige M Gould argues that nine-tenths of headaches come from eye strain and spinal issues. He claims sciatical misalignment worsens headaches and proposes lateral spinal curvature as a primary cause with limited remedies.
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Bryan Praises Roosevelt and Edward in Peace and Arbitration
Bryan lauded President Roosevelt and King Edward for promoting peace and arbitration. He argued against the view that national prosperity hinges on exploiting others, while condemning the idea that labor's value harms society and widens class gaps.
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Schools and teachers update across states and nations
The article details Blooming ton Illinois flower culture pride and Sweden engaging children in tree planting. It notes 37 county superintendents in Washington, New York City school supply usage, Emerson G. Taylor resigning Yale post for literary work, and a proposed Teachers College at Ohio State University. It mentions Georgia districts funding local school taxes and Republic of Cubs reports for December listing 3,0600 teachers with 2,258 women and 2,452 white, 700 colored.
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Consumption in Social Problem in Everybody’s Magazine
Eugene Wood argues the tuberculosis fight is a social problem not a medical one. He cites light hair blue eyed people needing sun exposure, notes damp climates for blondes, and warns meat avoidance links to TB. Wood urges a stronger social remedy to bridge class divides and curb the disease.
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The Batth Self Heater and Thwing's University Research
Professor Charles Thwing of Western Reserve University reveals a self heating device concept derived from his studies. He discusses potential applications and expected effects on wartime supply and production, noting uncertainties in practical implementation.
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