Governor Pattison Dies After Long Illness
Cincinnati Ohio June 19 Governor John M Pattison died at 4 20 oclock at his Milford home after a long illness of chronic intestinal nephritis His death ends a brief final illness that followed months of sickness during his term In Eaton Ohio Acting Governor Andrew L Harris took the oath of office Harris a Republican and former farmer will assume governorship for Pattisons remaining term Pattison born June 13 1847 in Clermont county was a longtime insurer and Democratic leader He supported Sabbath observance and was a Methodist and Ohio Wesleyan alumnus His passing comes as Harris faces patronage pressures and party maneuvering across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
Christ Hospital
Clermont County
Union Central Life Insurance Company
State Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Andrew Lintner Harris
Pattison
Harris
Eaton
Indiana Line
Butler County
Miami University
Preble
Ohio State Senate
House of Representatives
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Herrick
Archer
Hughes
W. L. Finley
Creamer
J. W. Johnson
E. W .Crayton
Frice Russell
Burr Willamson
Gov. Harris
Gov. Herrick
John R. Malloy
Herrick Attesiance
Hy Davis
Foraker-Dick Alliance
Roosevelt
Harry Daugherty
Foraker
Senator Dick Traces Ohio Appointments and Alliances
Washington June 21 Senator Dick outlines precautions after Ohio shifts from Democratic to Republican control He says Gov Harris should appoint a lieutenant governor to prevent a Democratic leader from becoming next in line The piece notes precedents from the Cincinnati case and recalls past figures such as Harry Gordon Carl Nippert and Frank P Archer while linking to Foraker Hanna and Hanna era politics.
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Washington
Ohio
Harris
Williams
Cleveland
Senate
Ohio Supreme Court
Harry Gordon
Cincinnati
Carl Nippert
Frank P. Archer
Belmont County
Archer
Nash
Archerwag & Foraker
Senator Hanna
Kidney Cure Restores Hope After Kidney Disease
W J Yancy of Paducah Kentucky reports a severe kidney disease that three Kentucky physicians could not cure. After taking Foley's Kidney Cure, the first bottle provided relief and three bottles cured him permanently. Beall and Steele endorse the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Yancy
Paducah
Kentucky
Foley
Beall & Steele
Card of Thanks from Warrenton Family
Warrenton Ohio neighbors and friends lent kind help at the death of our mother Mrs Sara Welsit. The children express gratitude for the support and sympathy received.
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Warrenton
Ohio
Sara Welsit
Administrators appointed in Jefferson County notices
Public notices list appointments as administrator or administratrix for estates in Jefferson County Ohio with dates in June 1906 and June 1996. Also bid solicitation from Mount Pleasant Village Council for sidewalk and curb work on Union East South and other streets with submission rules and dates.
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Frank I. Bowles
Toronto
Island Creek
Jefferson County
Ohio
Madger
Rowles
E. R. Erskine
Carl H. Smith
Mount Pleasant
Union Street
East Street
South Street
Concord Street
Main Street
Third and
Market Streets
David
Brooks
Mt. Pleasant
Bloomfield Area Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Community notes recount visits and events around Bloomfield and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs L Plarkburn hosted guests. Miss Lola Stark and Miss Mary Long attended a Grange banquet. families from Allegheny and Steubenville visited relatives. H J Gruber expands produce business. several locals attended services and social gatherings around Bloomfield and Primrose.
Two Ridges children day exercises attract large audience
The Sunday evening program on June 10 at Two Ridges drew a large crowd. Fletcher Scott started a weekly singing class there on Saturdays. Joseph P. Myers, currently at Mt. Clemens Michigan, is slowly improving, with Mr and Mrs Bd Gilkinsen of continuing acquaintances.
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Fletcher Scott
Joseph P. Myers
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Weekend social notices and visits from Wintersville area
Maiden's Love attended the singing school at this place late Saturday evening. Mr HD Cunningham and family spent Sunday with 8 8 Wolday and family. Mr George Ekov and Jesse Myers attended Christian Madeaver at this place last Sabbath evening. Br J Gilkinson and wife attended children exercises at Wintersville Sabbath forning. Mr Ernest J Snodgrass of the Steubenville building and lumber company visited with home folks over Sunday. A H Snodgrass and sisters of Pleasant Ridge spent Thursday evening the guests of Henry Ekey and family. Mr E J Gitkinson and wife of Maitens Lane were shearing sheep for Edd Cunningham last Tuesday. The misses Vessie and Margaret Myers spent Sunday the guest of their friend Miss Edna Snodgrass. Quite a crowd of our young people attended the Children’s day services at Mayses chapel Sabbath evening and report a fine entertainment. Roy Snodgrass was in Steubenville Saturday with some fine cherries. Dean and Von Reed of Mineo Junction are spending their vacation with their grandfather, Joseph Reed of this place. Mr John Leech and wife of Cattsburg Ky are spending a few weeks with his brother Ik A Leech of near this place. Mr Emmett Swickare and Miss Mae Allen attended the festival at Best Sprware esceepe ages of Athens college is F Jenalen voition. With home Mr Lee Andrews wad eating on P Scott and family one evening last week. Mr Food Gitkinson was trans acting some important business with Operator Jones of Creswell one day last week. Rosa Warren purchased a fine cow from J L Snodvags last Week.
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This Place
HD. Cunningham
Wolday
George Ekov
Jesse Myers
Br. J. Gilkinson
Wintersville
Ernest J. Snodgrass
Steubenville Building and Lumber Company
A. H. Snodgrass
Sisters
Pleasant Ridge
Henry Ekey
E. J. Gitkinson
Maitens’ Lane
Edd Cunningam
Vessie
Margaret Myers
Edna Shodgrass
Mayses Chapel
Roy Snodgrass
Steubenville
Dean and von Reed
Mineo Juneion
Joseph Reed
John Leech
Cattlesburg
Ik A. Leech
Emmett Swickare
Mae Allen
Sprware Esceepe
Athens College
Jenalen Voition
Lee Andrews
P. Scott
Food
Gitkinson
Jones of
Creswell
Rosa. Warren
J. L. Snodevags
Miners Resume Work At Bergholz After Union Rift
Two stilted miners left the union and accepted company inducements to operate machines. Nonunionists could not. union men refuse to work while they are employed. Two Mires Open, whistles blew as workers reported to Eastern Ohio Coal, C and P, Knox Coal at Bergholz and Amsterdam. They will work under Columbus scale. Wolf Run Coal co plans large mine operations with Wick of Youngstown and Warner of Cleveland, plus many houses under construction.
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Eastern Ohio Coal Company
C. & P. Coal Company
Knox Coal Company
Bergholz
Amsterdams
Columbus
Wolf Run Coal Company
Messrs. Wick
Youngstown
Warner
Cleveland
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Gov. Pattison
Belt
Louis B. Houck
William Lyda
Tarentum
Moline
Foraker. “At
Aiken Mansfield
Steubenville Township
Jefferson
Tapulily
J. W. Jordan
Bernwood
Crogs Creek Presbyterian
Ted
St. James' Church
L. Jowell
Bloomingdale Order of
P. of
Maple Grove
Giess
Ho Welday
Bloomingdate
L. Plarkburn
A. M. Smith
Sanity
Edward Marsfiell
Allegheny
Lola Stark
Mary Long
Grange
Rock Springs
H. J. Gruber
Howard Ekey
Bloomfield
Alva Roe
Ray Long
Blomfield
Carrie George
John Spear
Frank Boyd
Chester Blackburn
Ralph
G. L. Jewell
Primrose
George Smith
Colliers
W. Va
James Spear
Athens
Quilie Welday
Bosemfield
Bantam Ridge
Mabel Reed
Unionport
Harriet Leech
Eton
J ‘ Ray Seep
Grites Poe
Wer
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