Bushnell Named Governor After Long Ballot Fight
General Asa S Bushnell won the Ohio convention nomination for governor after a drawn out ballot process. The gathering of 827 delegates in Columbus adjourned with Bushnell securing the required votes on the fifth ballot amid debates over seating and party unity.
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Barger
Iarris
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Choler
Supreme Court Reaffirms Federal Supremacy in Interstate Commerce
The Supreme Court rules to uphold direct federal supervision and control over interstate commerce, limiting state intervention. It asserts federal sovereignty in protecting national traffic and rejects reliance on state authorities or receiverships to manage labor disputes. The decision broadens federal power and signals strong defense of constitutional privileges nationwide.
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Byery
States Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Eugens V. Dube
American Railiway Union
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To Moas
Great Odd Fellows Temple Dedication in Philadelphia
The ten or eleven story Odd Fellows Temple in Philadelphia cost about 500,000 and was dedicated with imposing ceremonies. Offices for grand officers occupy the ground floor along with an auditorium seating 1200. A drill hall, offices for rent on upper floors, and two encampment rooms on the ninth floor are noted. Delegations from across the United States attended, with an estimated 20,000 in the parade.
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Odd Fellows
United States
Ltta
First Confederate Monument in the North Dedicated in Chicago
The memorial ceremony in Chicago marked a historic unity as Northern and Southern veterans gathered on Memorial Day to honor fallen soldiers. Camp Douglas veterans, a Confederate prison site, were remembered with a monument dedicated by their former foes, led by Gen. Wade Hampton.
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Weather and World News From Early Reports
Frost hits Switzerland crops while church figures travel to Rome. Nicaraguan public works plans noted. Gravina steamer was lost in typhoon off Capones. two crew saved. Uruguay declares end of Anglo Uruguayan treaty trade terms. Latow to Japan appointment replaces Le Poor French. Newfoundland federation talks fail. Mayland regrets. Jabez Balfour extradition questioned. extradition warrant deemed sufficient.
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Morocco
Line Beer
Japan
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Mayland
Balfour
Day in New York Grand Army parade reviewed by Micha Voterana
In New York City a Grand Army Day parade celebrated the dead under favorable conditions. Veterans of 1901 to 1905 marched from the Pinan at Wirth Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street past dignitaries including ex-President Harrison, Governor McKinley, Governor Morton, and Mayor Strong. Governor Morton fainted from heat during review. Memorial services at Grant's Tomb were held by Grant Post 3, with a memorial address by Governor McKinley of Ohio. The U S cruiser Cincinnati fired salutes from the river. A monument to John Mercer, designer of the monitor, was adorned in flowers in tribute to his Union service. Kansas City announces a military encampment from September to October.
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Gresham Laid To Rest At Oakwoods Cemetery
The funeral honors for Walter Q. Gresham honored the Union general, jurist, and statesman. He was buried Thursday afternoon in Oakwoods cemetery Chicago beside comrades in area graves, with floral tributes from colleagues and those who served with him in wartime and public life.
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Memorial strike of valor and unity at Confederate burial ground
The article describes a solemn postwar ceremony unveiling a Confederate monument honoring roughly 7,000 Confederate dead from Camp Bunghis. Federate and Confederate groups laid graves of Union soldiers beside civilian graves as taps sounded and a funeral train from Washington arrived. The procession included militia, pallbearers, and dignitaries, with remains placed in the cemetery vault and services led by Rev S J McPherson. The lay of the land mixed reconciliation rhetoric with lasting sectional memory as the Presidential party departed for Washington.
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Legal Legion
Five French dramatists engage on Louis EVIL saga and other tales
The article lists five French dramatists engaged on plays about Louis Evil, notes Pierre Decourcalla and Hanri Ceard, Elenil de Wendel, and Charles Buet William Watson, and mentions English pension details for the poet and Tolatol's new story Master and Man. It also covers acquisitions at the British Museum, a Bronte pseudonym, Miss Bronte portraits, and forthcoming naval letters collection. It reports Rockefeller's influence on a New York clerk.
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Sardou
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Hanri Ceard
Elenil de Wendel
Charles Buet
William Watson
Steseberg
Gladstone
Tolatol
British Museum
Charlotte Bronte
Charles Albert Florian Wellesley
Fotheringay
Maxwell Scott
Abbotsford
D. Burgaing
Mary Queen of Scots
Bink
Calthorpe
Mary
Beale
Fairmont First and Oneludy Wins Chicago Road Race
Oneludy declared winner of the Chicago to Evanston road race by twenty miles. Stomer Palamon of the Chicago Dycling Club placed first but was overshadowed by the disqualification of Edwin Pry for not completing the full course. Fairman clocked a fit time. George Emersons of Englewood Wheelmen won the time prize with a questionable time. Mrs Catherine Adney, long resident near Lebanon, died at 87 after sixty five years in the city. Freight cars with modern improvements now cost 20 percent less than 1804 prices. The best round-car totals average under $600. Payments of $400,000 due to Nex Peres Tudiana are held up by the Treasury for unknown reasons.
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Lon Merritt
Jon
Flagter
Flagler
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Standard of Magnate
New York Press
Oneludy
Chicago
Stomer Palamon
Evanston
Edwin Pry
Fairman
George Emersons
Englewood Wheelimen
Treasury
Department
Beam of hope and verse across a spring page
A collage of old poems and verses from Chicago Evening Post Boston Transcript and Pall Mall Gazette reflecting spring hope, love and renewal. It presents a sequence of lyrical snippets by S Greenwood Eugene Field Tennyson and others, expressing nature's awakening and spiritual longing.
Early wills across cultures and ages
The Westminster Review notes wills began orally and in Egypt, with imprecations in some cases. It cites Noah, Sennacherib, and early church references, observing common contents such as beds clothing and valuables. Wills thus combine ritual, personal goods, and mass payments in ancient and medieval practice.
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Noah
Brescia
Egypt
Sennacherib
Royal Library
Konyanjik
Westminster Review
Duke Versus Tobacco Retold From Military Edict
A historical note recalls Gen Order 677 from nearly fifty years ago, condemning officers smoke use of pipes cigars and cheroots. The command urged residents and junior officers to curb tobacco habits to prevent intoxication and associated drinking among troops.
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