Three Democratic Governors challenged by Republican mudslinging
A survey of political reaction after November elections notes New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts shifts to Democratic governance. Cleveland Pattison and Butler face relentless Republican criticism yet show steady governance amid ongoing partisan attacks.
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Ingishman
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Butler
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Pattson
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Medill Former Chicago Tribune Editor Dies Born in Stark County
Samuel Medill, once managing editor of the Chicago Tribune and a former carrier on the Cleveland Leader, later helped publish the Coshocton Democrat. He lived in Canton for schooling before moving to Chicago. His mother and sister remain in Canton.
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Cleveland Leader
Coshocton
Former Governor Morgan accused of buying up cheap goods
A former employee of the late New York Governor Morgan recalls his alleged business tactic of buying items below cost. He says Morgan once took a large stake in pig lead and bought all raisins simply because their price was lower than cost.
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Transfusion of Blood Highlights Medical Endorsements
A New York World report details Dr. Ferdinand C. Valentine’s account of transfusing six ounces of blood from a donor to C. J. V. Okeburg after a gas inhalation accident. Doctors deem transfusion valuable for hemorrhage and asphyxia, though used cautiously and as a last resort.
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St. Andre
No. 11
Eleventh Street
Edwin Banks
Ferdinand C. Valentine
No. 28
Okeburg
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Nks
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Temperance talk urges practical laws backed by public view
Emery Storrs of Chicago argues that laws without public support are worse than none and urges temperance leaders to back enforceable measures. The Cleveland Herald notes a Cincinnati Van Wert Michigan railroad plan to complete from Shane's Crossing to Greenville and possibly extend north from Paulding Center this summer, crossing the Wabash at Emerald and bridging the Maumee at the Narrows.
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Delaware Bend
Bryan
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