Ohio Governor Pattison dies of Brights disease at Milford
John M. Pattison governor of Ohio died at 4 20 this afternoon at his Milford home from Brights disease. He had been in a comatose state for hours before death and will be laid to rest in Green Lawn cemetery near his home after a service at the Methodist church. Lieutenant Governor Harris will assume the governorship Monday night and begin duties as chief executive Tuesday.
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Milford
Ohio
John M. Pattison
Bright
Green Lawn Cemetery
Methodist Church
Marion le Sourd
Christ’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Pattison
Governor Succumbs After Sudden Illness in Mansion
The governor, once lively and cheerful, suffered a sharp decline after a cataleptic attack and severe pain. Nurses rushed care as Dr. Belt and Dr. Holt attended, with the governor dying in the early hours in his dining room. The scene notes a pale pallor and a comatose collapse before death.
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Belt
Holt
Cincinnati
Harris Takes the Oath Amid Governor Pattison’s Death
Lt. Gov. Harris was sworn in as governor of the state in Eaton Ohio after Gov. Pattison’s death. Judge Fisher administered the oath, Harris noting officials advised the oath could be taken locally. Harris declined comment on future plans and sent condolences to Pattison’s family.
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Ohio
Harris
Pattison
Common Pleas
Fisher
Columbus
Gen. Harris
Governor Pattison
Portrait of a Governor's Final Hours and Death
Nurses conducted a careful exam as doctors informed attendants the governor remained in critical condition. Mrs Pattison and two daughters watched four hours as his heart beat faltered, and at about 4:20 p.m. he died after a brief rally.
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Governor Pattison to Lie In Milford Home Funeral
Cincinnati Ohio June 19 The remains of Governor John M Pattison will lie in Milford for a quiet service at home under Rev Marion LeSourd The body will be laid to rest on the hillside near Premont beside his first wife Friday at 2 oclock Lieutenant Governor A L Harris wired condolence from Eaton Ohio expressing sympathy to Mrs Pattison
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Marion LeSourd
Milford Church
Premont
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Dover Township
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Court Gibson
Marysville
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Ohio Slave Company
Edmund Turner
1St
Ohio Cavalry
Jeff. L. Richey
Wilberforce College
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John Glenn
Glenn
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Patterson
New Dover
Ray Vanatta
Among Our Churches Prayer Meetings And Sermons
Church notices announce prayer meetings at the Presbyterian and Baptist churches at 7 30 p m with leaders including David Kyle and Rev 8 L Colburn of Botliver Mo The M E church outlines a sermon series on the Lord s Prayer and the refrain To Go or not to Go Sunday services at Presbyterian and M E churches include worship Sunday school and Y P S C E Junior and Senior divisions A called Junior Christian Endeavor meeting is set at Miss Hazel Robinson s home Thursday at 4 30 p m
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Botliver
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Geo. B. Wiltsie
Delaware
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Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Hazel Robinson
Richwood
Union County
G. Adams
Richwood Mfg. plans garments firm and stock drive
The H. F. Mead Mfg. Co of Richwood incorporated with $20,000 capital to manufacture garments for men and women. Stock books open for subscription and a stockholders meeting is set for Monday June 25 at the Mayor's office. The firm promises to employ about a hundred women and girls plus several men, boosting Richwood and the region.
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H. F. Mead Mfg. Company
Richwood
Ohio
Eighth Ohio Governor Succession History Noted
The article details Ohio governor vacancies eight times by resignation or death. It cites cases from 1807 Return Jonathan Meigs to 1877 Rutherford B. Hayes, noting Meigs barred in 1807 and successive successions by Kirker Trimble Brown Bartley Wood Anderson Young.
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Mexico
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Charles Anderson
Rutheford B. Hayes
United States
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Probate and public notices issued at Marysville courthouse
Court records list probate items marriage licenses and real estate transfers with public transactions noted at the Marysville courthouse. General Marysville and vicinity news accompany the notices.
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General News
Marysville
Horse Race At County Fair Grounds Ends In Times
Ed Healey's mare Miss Pachee defeated Ide Amrine's Court House Belle with a 1 31 time. Amrine fined a box of cigars for using a ringer. Merrit Lentz fined the cost of ice cream for acting as starter without a license.
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Miss Pachee
Ide Amrine
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Amrine
Merrit Lentz
Saloons face gaming ban ordinance in council meeting
Mayor Hamilton introduced an ordinance prohibiting card playing in saloons with fines from 1 to 50 dollars and possible imprisonment. It received first reading and may later include dice and other games. Saloon owners protest while stressing they already must raise a $1,000 liquor tax.
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Hamilton
Runaway Horse Wrecks Mrs Hamilton in Front of Asbury Church
Mrs Albert Hamilton near Asbury church was nearly fatally injured when a frightened horse ran away. She jumped with her baby in arms. the child escaped unharmed while Mrs Hamilton sustained a head injury and concussion. Dr Jenkins attended at Broadway. The daughter and Mrs McMahan escaped uninjured.
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Asbury Church
Dr. Jenkins
Broadway
McCampbell and Scott Wed in Marysville Presbyterian Church
Dr. Eugene McCampbell of Pueblo Colorado wed Miss Katharine Scott daughter of County Treasurer Judson J Scott in Marysville’s Presbyterian church before a large gathering. Floyd Kerr of Tippecanoe City Ind served as best man with six bridesmaids and fourteen attendants. The bride taught in Marysville public schools and the couple planned to live in Pueblo after a Chicago visit.
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Pueblo
Colorado
Katharine Scott
Judson J. Scott
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Marysville
Floyd Kerr
Tippecanoe City
Ind
James McCampbell
Union County
Chicago
Bargain Counter at Factory Store Handles Men’s Shoes
The Factory Store offers a bargain counter for men’s fine shoes, featuring discounted dress and casual styles across multiple widths. Shoppers can browse leather oxfords, loafers, and captoe designs at reduced prices.
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Men’s Fine Shoes
Factory Store
Memorial Service Unites Three Fraternal Orders at Bethlehem Cemetery
Rising Sun Lodge Knights of Pythian of Richwood led a procession to the opera house then to Bethlehem cemetery for memorial rites. Livingston Post G A R and I O O F joined the Pythians in a solemn observance with flowers and tributes. Harry N. Quigley of Mouser and Quigley delivered an eloquent address honoring deceased brothers and praising the lodges.
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Fair crowd attends Richwood matinee races despite showers
The Richwood Matinee Club held races last Thursday at the fair grounds. Weather was threatening with frequent showers, keeping many away and disappointing attendees. The secretary records a summary of events from the day.
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Richwood Matinee Club
Fair Grounds
Richwood
New Arrivals and Local Notices From Area Families
Births include a girl for Clyde Cushman and a girl for Frank Schertzer both on June 17. Community notes list visits, travels to Columbus and Ostrander, school events, a blacksmith rental, a dawn of commencements, and local social gatherings. Obituaries note the death of R. T. McAllister of Leesburg township from Bright's disease.
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the Gazette
Clyde Cushman
West Ottawa Street
Frank Schertzer
South Fulton Street
Letters of Interest to the Public in General
A Northern Union County notice invites readers to engage with a dedicated correspondent covering every nook and corner. The request stresses broad public outreach and local participation.
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