Governor Pattison Dies After Prolonged Illness
Cincinnati dispatch reports Governor John M. Pattison died at 4 20 PM at his Milford country home after a long struggle with Brights disease. He had just begun a final rest on a hillside near the home, with services planned at the local Methodist church. The death follows a sudden coma on Monday morning as physicians and family faced a rapid collapse after weeks of illness and prior attempts to resume official duties.
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Columbus
CAPITAL SHOCKED By the Death of Governor Pattison
Columbus, O June 16 All Columbus was shocked by the death of Governor John M Pattison. Officials will attend funeral services in Milford with the legislature expected to join. Attorney General Ellis called the death a great public misfortune and praised Pattison as pure, honest and brave. Mark Slater said Pattison's death vindicates his suit to oust J W Johnson as state printer.
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Supreme Court
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Ohio
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Toledo
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Springfield
Lucien Clark
King Avenue Methodist Church
Pennsylvania
Harris
Houck
John R. Malloy
Charles C. Lemert
Kenton
Herrick
Randolph W. Walton
BATE MEASURE HELD BACK TO AVOID DEBATE
Proceedings from Washington report conferees delaying a final report on the railroad rate regulation bill to avoid a Senate debate. Three amendments trigger talks, including pipeline and five day notice for injunction hearings. Other items cover meat inspection and labor concerns. A railroad collision near Middlesboro, Kentucky injures nine. The crash details list nine injured with names and towns.
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Simple Rites at Milford
Acting Governor Harris assumes duties and orders cessation of work during Governor Pattison funeral in Milford and related services. Details of funeral plan, honorary pallbearers, and state actions including a special train, proclamations, and staff considerations are outlined with medical notes on Pattison's illness and the transition in Columbus.
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Count Witte Eyes Russian Reform With Czarist Caution
Count Witte, former Russian premier, rests in Vichy France and weighs progressive reform while upholding order. He condemns Jewish leadership in Russia’s revolutionary drive, warns of worsening oppression if defeated, and cautions non Jewish allies against aiding them. He favors Hebrew rights but opposes radical action.
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Rebels Repel Attack in Natal Engaged by 60 Men
In Mapumulo Natal a outpost of 60 men protected five wagons from 600 rebels. After a one and a half hour engagement the rebels broke and fled leaving about 60 dead. Meanwhile J B Binns, ex US Army lieutenant, died by his own hand aboard the steamer Ohio near Nome. At Put-in-Bay Ohio the National Eclectic Medical association began its thirty fourth annual convention with ~800 physicians attending.
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Peace in Ohio mining regions ends strike
Ohio operators and the United Mine Workers state executive board reach a 1903 wage scale based deal. Thirty five thousand miners idle since April 1 may return to work as district conferences set local condition adjustments. Local terms to be resolved at subdistrict meetings with expected near total restart by Monday morning.
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Ohio
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Peruvian Troops Invade Ecuador Claim Territory
In Guayaquil June 20 a dispatch reports Peruvian troops crossed into a portion of eastern Ecuador whose title was submitted to arbitration by King Alfonso of Spain. Quito protests and crowds gather in sympathy with Chile and Brazil. police intercept a hostile demonstration toward the Peruvian legation. Found Secret Closet. New York June 20 a closet with two daggers and a secret room full of silverware clothing and bric a brac was found in the Staunton homestead where Mrs Alice Kinnan was clubbed to death. The hidden room behind a false window contained a chest of silver. officers have not arrested anyone yet.
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Trustees Tender Resignations at Mutual Life
Robert Olyphant James C Holden and Charles B Miller resigned from the Mutual Life Insurance company board of trustees to President Charles A Peabody Their resignations will be accepted at the next board meeting The trio served on the expenditures committee which approved vouchers for hundreds of thousands of dollars on the OK of Andrews Fields.
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Andrews, Fields
Judge Paynter Resigns in Frankfort Kentucky
Appellate Court Judge T H Paynter resigned to take effect in August. Governor Beckham accepted the resignation. Circuit Judge John M Lassing of Boone county is named as successor. An election will fill the post in the fall with Lassing likely to run unopposed in the Democratic primary.
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United States
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Grain and Live Stock Prices in Major Markets
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