Legislature Opens Vote Count for Georgia Governor
In a called session the Georgia General Assembly opened the governor election returns. Gov James Boynton announces a special election after Alexander H Stephens death. legislators prepare to count votes and declare the result, with memorials and resignations noted. The roll calls, resolutions, and joint session proceed as members await the governor elect.
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J. H. Polhill
Louisville
Senate
Henry Peeples
John Jones
Gustin
Mrr
Livingston
George
Quatin
Lavingston
Goatia
Ai. Peeples
Peepies
Ann George
House of Representatives
Myrertin
Air Gosun
Warhs
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Walt Apo
General Assembly
Hoyt
House
Alexander Mamillon Stephens
Greer
Mr. Ekoyt
J. W. Avery
Executive Department
State of Georgia
Atlanta
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Supreme Court
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Abe
Ander
Commonwealth
Georgia
James's. Boynton
Avants
Capitol
United States of America
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N’u Babnerr
A. i. Stephens
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Ipore
Christienity
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Jte
Stephens White
United States
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Sin and Folly Divorce Suit Roils Nevada Senator Story
San Francisco May 9 news reports a divorce filing by Senator Fair of Nevada against his wife in Virginia City courts. The complaint cites alleged infidelity, notes recent moves and property changes, and hints at a high profile civil battle amid a sprawling fortune and public intrigue. The piece also touches on political proceedings in Georgia and a separate capital case involving manslaughter rumors, framing a broader epoch of scandal and power.
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Dodge City Sees Vigilantes Take Control After Shootings
A Kansas Dispatch reports Dodge City, once ruled by outlaw cattle men, now lies under vigilant control. Five gamblers are sent from town, guards patrol trains, and the mayor sides with the vigilantes as fear mounts for lives and property amid possible further violence.
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FREAKS OF CRIME SHOT IN LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI NEWS
A South Carolinian youth Lyon was shot at a Bosster parish ferry landing by cattle dealer Hutchinson, then killed after a struggle in a nearby store. The incident, unclear in motive, ends with Lyon’s death and Hutchinson wounded. Separate items report a Little Rock train robbery murder verdict after a 30 minute jury deliberation, a Del Rio printer killed in self defense, and Oxford editor Samuel Thompson killed by Deputy Sheriff Charles Butler with a grand jury true bill filed.
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Benigon
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Delulo
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Diard
Sims
Jackson
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Samuel Thompson
Oxford Easle
Oxford
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Butler
Tragedy Trial Hears Davis and Methodist Parson Allegations
A preliminary trial in Miguaney features testimony about Davis and a Methodist church member aiding an alleged intr guing with Mrs Thompson. The case centers on murder motives and a plan to remove an obstacle at a Cincinnati hotel as witnesses testify. Another case covers Marion Fenner's murder trial and a school mistress who helped uncover the crime.
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Harrodshore
Mia
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Fenner
Ben
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Post Office Costs Mount as Fourth Class Expenditures Rise
Washington May 9. Post office estimates show an extra six hundred thousand dollars needed to cover fourth class postmasters' commissions under the new law ahead of the two cent postage start October 1. Knox named acting commissioner of internal revenue for ten days. Rogers’ term ends tomorrow. General Crook’s expedition reports unavailable but Lincoln expresses confidence in Crook’s prudence.
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