Ohio Governor Pattison Faces Quo Warranto Bid
Ohio news reports an effort to oust Governor Pattison and name Andrew J. Harris acting governor. A mandamus suit would question Pattison’s fitness, delegating power to the lieutenant governor and challenging Crayton’s board seat amid penitentiary director disputes in Columbus and Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Pattison
Ohio
Andrew J. Harris
Franklin County
Emmett, Tompkins
James A. Allen
David F. Pugh
Capt
Cole Guillan
Penitentiary Board of Managers
Edward Crayton
Newark
Penitentiary Board
Cincinnati
Edward W. Crayton
Board of Penitentiary Directors
Secre
Tary Houck
Holt
Oliver
Republican Penitentiary Board
Crayton
Coleman Gillian
Gillian
D. P. Rowland
Harry 5. Griffith
Cillain
Supreme Court
Deadfinancier Spier Linked to Standard Oil Death
New York experts examine the books of Charles J. Spier, ally of Henry H. Rogers, found shot dead in Staten Island. Reports claim defalcations and falsified securities. Chicago notes say Federal building officials probe Standard Oil matters, with Secret Service shadowing witnesses and railroad officials summoned for a Commerce Commission investigation.
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New York
Charles J. Spier
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil Co
Staten Island
Rogers
Cser
Spier
Chicago
Secret Service
Federal
Intestate Commerce Commission
Counsil Marehand
Gar
Wilkie
Moody
Ohio
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Ellis details trust fight talks with Roosevelt Garfield
Attorney General Ellis arrived from Washington after arranging cooperation among President Roosevelt and Commissioner Garfield in the war against trusts. He declined to discuss conference details or plans in the courts and would not comment on pursuing action against United States Steel Corporation.
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Columbus
Ellis
Washington
Roosevelt
Garfield
United States Steel Corporation
South Carolina Bankers Convene in Greenville
Men of finance took possession of Greenville as the sixth annual meeting of the South Carolina Bankers Association opened. The formal session begins tonight and continues through the week with topics on banking and remarks by prominent financiers.
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South Carolna Bankers
Greenville
S. C
South Carolina Bankers’ Association
State Council
Cleveland
Pp. A. Gavin
Toronto
Gray’s Armory
The
Knights of Columbus
Gilrour
Pythian Temple
Master Relief Fund
Council
Massillon
National Council
New Haven
Conn
J. W. Carrell
Columbus
J .A. Dyer
Toledo
James Grafton
East Liverpool
P. V. Mulvey
Zanesville
P. A. Yavin
Toonto
N. J. McCarty
Youngstown
W. N. Morgan
Fiward
Lawkins
M. D. Burns
Hamilton
Chapain
O'Connell
Czar Opens Russia’s First Parliament in St Petersburg
The Czar and party arrived by royal yacht from Peterhof at 12 30 and the city, decked in flags, observed a holiday as the first Russian parliament began. Troops were concealed, with thousands stationed on Basil Island awaiting any trouble. Deputies foresee a stormy session defending autocracy while seeking people’s rule. the Douma opens with the Emperor’s address at the Winter Palace.
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Peterhof
Michael
Basil Island
National Assembly
Russia
Nicolaevitich
Council of the Empire
Count Solsky
Winter Palace
Nicholas
Smearing of Eggs Sparks Rift at Granville Church
Newark Ohio May 10 report on Granville Presbyterian Church pastor Rev Work being smeared with eggs. Congregational split widens over whether he should retire or stay. Zanesville Presbytery committee examining, adjourned without completion. Work had recently filed charges against Dr Thompson. Community tensions run high.
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Newark
Ohio
Granville
Work
Presbyterian Church
Zanesville
Thompson
Grenville
Evictions and mine dispute over rents and strikes
Inmates at the county infirmary show a semiannual report with 67 residents, new buildings advancing, and expenditures of 5809.12. The Glenn Run Coal Co faces forcible entry cases for nonpayment of rent amid a strike, with potential widespread evictions. Four men Kostanty Rutkowski Adolph Waskiewicz Felix Puchalski Adam Waskiewicz fined for alleged threats and disorderly conduct.
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Glenn's Run Coal Co
Squire Love's Court
Suis
Gienn’s Run Co
Kostanty Rutkowski
Adolph Waskiewics
Felix Puchalski
Adam Waskiewicz
Justice Love
Adolph Warzkiewicz
Snow in May Warms Belci County Sparsely
May weather brings remarkable mixture of rain snow hail and sun. A countywide snowstorm blankets ground and apple blossoms with frost and possible fruit damage. Belmont County reports two snow episodes with two inches at Barnesville. Farmers face delayed planting and potential losses though some say crops may recover.
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Belmont County
Barnesville
Sneak Thief and Police Watch On Boarding House Theft
A man stole a new suit from David Conley at the Dorsey boarding house on South High Street, leaving an old suit and valuables behind. Spoons with inscriptions and a K T Cain tag link the theft to a prowler, while police pursue the suspect.
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David Conley
Dorsey
South High Street
Conley
K. T. Cain
Bessie
Waiting for a Toronto car bride at Fourth and Market
A Toronto car visit drew a wedding party from a Tallan family to Fourth and Market streets. The bride elect appeared in white with a veil and flowers, wearing white satin slippers on a cold 38 degree morning. A young girl in white and three men accompanied her as the car arrived. the party looked happy despite the odd tableau.
Longworths to sail June 2 for England
Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth depart Cincinnati for Washington and will sail June 2 on the steamer St. Louis bound for England where they will stay with Ambassador and Mrs. Reid. They plan to return in August.
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England
Quincinnati
Congressman
Nicholas Longworth
Washington
St. Louis
Ambassador
Reid
Longworth
Ohio Weather Outlook May Showers Then Warmer Night
Weather bulletin from Washington reports Ohio will see showers and rising temperatures tonight. Friday is expected to be fair and warmer with continued warmth into the day.
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Washington
Ohio
Reverend Wharton dies after hospital visit in Altoona
The Rev. Richard Wharton 66 a longtime Fairview Methodist Episcopal pastor died in Altoona hospital after attempting to return home despite doctors advice. He served 55 years in the Central Pennsylvania conference and was a noted church leader.
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Altoona
Richard Wharton
Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church
Altoona Hospital
Central Pennsylvania Conference
Hanna Mine Reopens With Non-Union Labor Denial
Eastern Ohio mines will be operated non union, Buckeye Coalant Mining Company of Flushing signed the scale at Bridgeport yesterday and will resume today. Sixty machine men employed two miles west of Flushing on the C L W. Reports of Connorsville boarding up and engineers discharged are false. Miners deny accepting 1994 and 05 scale. Rankin says local reports show miners standing firm.
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Buckeye Coalant Mining Company
Flushing
Bridgeport
Jefferson County
M. A. Hanna
Connorsville
Columbus
Ohio
Rankin
Fobtayy
Grain Market Report From Chicago May 10 Wheat and Corn Prices
Grain Market Chicago May 10 shows July wheat at while corn stands at 46 and only 31 percent. pork price at 15.15 dollars.
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Chicago
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K. O. C. Council
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Mansfield
Glen Run Coal Present Company
Joe Buccina
Stayler
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Negie, Pa
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