22 May 1894
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1894
Page
1
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Washington notes on a proposed bill to remove the government building from Chicago to Atlanta for a grand exposition exhibit. The subcommittee reviewing appropriations heard estimates on cost and feasibility, with figures showing transfer and re erection possible for about 100000 dollars. Treasury confirms ownership remains with government. report expected to full committee next day.
Coxey Carl Browne and Christopher Jones were sentenced in Washington police court to twenty days in jail for violating the ban on partisan banners on capitol grounds, with Coxey and Browne fined five dollars each for trespassing on the grass. Jones acquitted on the trespass charge.
A deadly shooting occurred in Dorsey ville near Plaquemine Louisiana when a dago and a negro fought in front of Black and Lebe store. Adolph Black and Jules Lebe and the negro were killed. Black is from Clinton, Lebe from Texas. A millionaire's son arrested in Birmingham after disappearing from Detroit. He left home over a rejected marriage and was traced by a Detroit detective.
A long expose traces the Pollard Breckinridge lawsuit as a test of sex equality led by the White Cross League a 400000 member movement. It alleges funding secrecy and mentions key figures Mrs Fannie B Colby Mrs Carlisle and Mrs James R Hobbs shaping the campaign.
Montgomery May 21 special report portrays aDemocratic party riven by bitter governor race between Johnston of Jefferson county and Oates. Contests in Hale Lee Colbert counties loom over delegate seating as state committee weighs evidence. Names include Dick Clark Pettus Steinhart Banks and Pettus as key figures with delegates listed for numerous counties.
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