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Glorious Triumph in Maine Politics and Court Decision
The Maine Supreme Court decision upholds the legislature and Governor-elect Davis is sworn in amid fusionist resistance. Chamberlain remains in command awaiting a legal governor while towns and lawmakers react with concern, calls for peace, and warnings of potential unrest.
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Rankine
Oxfod
Granite Hall
Sumuel J. Chadbourne
Dizmont
J. W. Fogler
Hope
H. B.cleaves
Portland
Aversta
Gen. Chamberlain
Joseph D. Smith
Black and Blood
Adjutant General's Office
Josnca L. Chamberlain
Folsom
Vhalli- Lerlain
Bustox
Journal
Old Town Company
Bipperonv
Boston
The
Herald
Sacu
Say
Josep D. Smith
Trovernor
Bustos
the Herald
Auguste
Blaine
Lot. M. Morrill
Eugene Hale
Fusion
Goss
Atwell
Read & Sons
Niiroia
Committee On
Choies
Daniel F. Davis
Joseph J. Smith
Alonzo Barcelon
Bion Bradbury
Sproule
Danel F. Davis
Davis
E-Ven
Capitol
Boutelle
Executiva Chamber
Accusta
J. L. Chamberlain
Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Joseph A. Locke
G. EB. Weeks
Danter F. Davis
Josnoa L. Chamsrnian
Avensta
Chadbourne
James A. Smith
Skowhegan
Major Smith