Bushnell Will Accept No State Chairman Has Been Chosen Yet
Toledo dispatch reports Governor Bushnell and Senator Hanna reached an amicable agreement on a new State Executive Committee chairmanship. Hanna may endorse a third man while Bushnell backs Kurtz, with no immediate vote to select a chairman. A second conference failed to finalize the choice, leaving the matter in abeyance while party harmony is pursued.
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Toledo
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State Central Committee
Ohio
Mr. Hanna
Senator Anna
Secre Rodgers
Mr. Kurtz
Grosvenor
Executive Committee
Charlie Kurtz
Columbus
Two Royal Brothers in the Jubilee Procession
A photograph shows the Duke of Edinburgh in a carriage during the Jubilee procession with the Duke on the left, highlighting royal siblings in ceremonial pageantry.
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Een
Uke of Edinburgh
Daniel A Ryan Seen Likely as New Republican State Chair
In Toledo on June 22 negotiations over the Ohio Republican State Executive Committee chairmanship reached near agreement. Senator Hanna and Governor Bushnell weigh a compromise candidate acceptable to both, with John H. Brigham mentioned as a possible gubernatorial nominee if the chair dispute remains unresolved.
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Cleveland
Last of the sugar cases ends with lone acquittal
Judge Brad ley sustains defense in John W. McCartney contempt trial and orders acquittal on Senate Sugar Trust Investigating Committee questions as individual queries. Only broker Elverton R. Chapman of New York City had been acquitted after twenty five days in jail.
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John W. McCartney
Senate Sugar Trust
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McCartney
Elverton R. Chapman
New York City
Indictment of Mrs Camden Long Decided Not Aimed at Him
Camden Sommers, grandson of Judge G D Camden, objects to Governor Atkinson interview in the Commercial Tribune. He says the indictment against Mrs Myra H Camden arose from heirs’ actions to protect estate rights, with no connection to the governor or his marriage plans. He offers access to papers if the governor can show nothing wrong, praising the widow's supposed escape.
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Governor Atkinson to wed Mrs Camden at Clarksburg
Charleston June 23 Governor Atkinson and Mrs Camden will marry June 25 at Clarksburg. The Governor is mortified by the notoriety the affair has attracted and says private matters should be private even when involving public men.
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Camden
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Clarksburg
Troops Guard Deeming for Simpson County Murder Trial
Colonel Gaither and Major J Embry Allen supervise a state guard force assembled in Lexington to transport and guard Negro George Deeming, accused of murder, as he is moved to Simpson County for trial. Companies A and B from Winchester and Frankfort, totaling about seventy guards, prepared to reinforce. Company E held in readiness. Deeming remains jailed in Louisville prior to transfer.
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Corn
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Winchester
Frankfort
Louisville
Simpson County
Ohio Girls Take Honors at Wellesley Commencement
A teenth annual Kesley College commencement in Ellsely Mass conferred degrees on 142 graduates the largest class in the college history. Ohio girls earned honors with Bachelorships of Art cum laude. The honorees include Jessie Andrews Alberson Mansfield Ida Mary Clark Conneaut Gertrude Devoe Gambier Elizabeth Girdler Evans Dayton Eva Marguerite Guy Rosedale Bertha Eleanor Trebein Trebeins and Gertrude Pamilla Wood Bellevue.
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Ellesley
Mass
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Ohio
Jessie Andrews Alberson
Mansfield
Ida Mary Clark
Conneaut
Gertrude Devoe
Gambier
Elizabeth Girdler Evans
Dayton
Eva Marguerite Guy
Rosedale
Frida Marie Raynal
Cleveland
Bertha Eleanor Trebein
Trebeins
Gertrude Pamilla Wood
Bellevue
Ohio Millionaire Weds in Brilliant Cleveland Ceremony
Miss Edith Hale daughter of Mrs. Edwin B. Hale married William Leamon Harkness Bellevue Ohio millionaire at St Pauls Church Cleveland. Couple to travel in Europe for a year and received gifts including a dozen silver plates from Senator and Mrs M A Hanna.
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Edwin B. Hale
William Leamon Harkness
Bellevue
M. A. Hanna
Patriots Rally By Gray Gen Gordon Veterans
Veterans of the Gray Gen Gordon join patriotic speeches delivered by former Confederates. The event honors Civil War memory and emphasizes service to country and community amid solemn ceremonies.
Veterans Parade Opens Confederate Encampment in Nashville
Nashville dispatch reports the seventh annual Confederate Veterans encampment opening with Colonel Wm. H. Knauss as guest and Gen Gordon presiding. The day featured tributes, songs, and a royal procession with eleven landaus and a large attendance.
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Ed Taylor
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Lee Narrowly Captures Fourth Indiana Nomination
Charles W. Lee of Vevay won the Republican nomination on the first ballot to represent Indiana’s Fourth District. Marcus R. Sulzer of Madison led as permanent chairman, and the convention mourned the late W. S. Holman, adopting a civil service reform plank criticizing patronage and lifelong officeholding.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ind
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Vevay
Indiana
Lee
Dearborn
Marcus R. Sulzer
Madison
W. T. Stott
Sulzer
W.S. Holman
Mr. Holman
LYNCH MOB FEARS AS TWO MONTGOMERY MURDERERS ARE SPARED
Governor Atkinson respiteed Viars and Brown delaying executions. Clark Lewis remains to hang Friday. Fayette County guards tighten as mobs threaten, with Sheriff McVey and Sheriff Copenhaver mobilized. State troops could be deployed if needed. Viars to testify against Wiley Lewis in Cochran murder case.
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W. Va
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Atkinson
Clark Lewis
Viars
Brown
Fayette County
McVey
Copenhaver
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Kanawha Criminal Court
Wiley Lewis
John Cochran
Jerry Brown
Secretary Long Rebuffs Court Martial Findings
Secretary Long disapproved the court-martial verdict in Lieutenant Fidelio S. Carter case tied to the Independence at Mare Island California. Carter faced accusation over a threatening letter to a civilian about a purported Navy Department charge and possible arrest of the officer's son for fraudulent enlistment. the court-martial acquitted him.
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Independence
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
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Navy Department
Beloit College Awards Doctor of Laws to Lyman Gage
Beloit Wis June 22 Beloit College conferred the Doctor of Laws degree on Lyman J Gage Secretary of the Treasury The notification cites his attainments in literature finance social and political economy and his public service culminating in national trust
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Beloit College
Lyman J. Gage
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Local swindler targets towns with fake soap portrait scheme
WEST UNION O June 22 A Mr Park er posing as agent for the Golden Bar Soap Company of St Louis visits small towns and collects 25 to 50 cents promising a life size crayon portrait and six bars of soap in return.
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West Union
Parker
Golden Bar Soap Company
St. Louis
Empire Bows to Queen in Verdant March
The empire crowds cheer as Queen receives sweeping ovations along the line of march. Citizens show strong support for the monarch, with chants and applause echoing through streets.
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Queen Victoria Receives United States Envoys in Royal Procession
The London pageant featured United States Special Envoy Whitelaw Reid and Gen Miles arriving at Buckingham Palace for a grand ceremonial. Monarch Victoria greeted subjects via telegraphic message as the queen joined a crowed escort to her carriage amid regal uniforms and royal psalms.
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Jubilee Ceremonies Held at St Pauls Cathedral
The royal procession reached St Pauls Cathedral where the Queen's carriage paused before the façade. The event marked the jubilee ceremonies in London inside the famed church designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
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