Congress Debates Finance Bills and Statues in Senate and House
Washington May 23. Senate considers a resolution discharging finance items from the House free wool bill and reports it back. South Carolina prompts an equestrian statue appropriation for Francis Marion at Cola SC. Bills on mail distribution by pneumatic tubes and a Lincoln painting fund pass, plus a Robt. Dale Owen statue appropriation. House debates district measures and trolley regulation as the session closes.
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Cowardly Ambush Kills L W Conley in Georgia
In Manion Ga on May 23 L W Conley was shot and killed by E A Cochran after Cochran had tried to regain his wife who had eloped with Cochran from Conley s home three months earlier. The girl, 14, had been returned to her father by court order.
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Atlanta politics and newspaper war over Hill Cleveland tickets
A long dispatch from Westminster May 23 notes Georgia delegates at State Democratic convention in Atlanta. The contest pits The Constitution and The Journal behind Hill and Cleveland, with entrenched party lines and alliance discord severe.
Third Party Conven tion Chooses Polk Backer for President
North Carolina third party completes its first state convention in Cuarvette. W L Lindsay presided with 75 counties represented. The group endorses I L Polk for president and plans Omaha nominations on July 4. County and district conventions set for June.
Progressives Hold County Meet for People’s Party in North Carolina
A Peoples Party gathering led by W R Lindsey in Rockingham County drew about seventy five counties represented C N Jarvis was elected secretary The conference endorsed L L Polk as presidential candidate and outlined provisional county township and district committees aiming for a June 16 district convention and June 11 mass meetings to form a statewide network.
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Murderer captured tied to Forsyth case in Georgia
Telegraph from Macon Ga May 23 reports Lowry alias Rich Herring the man who killed Capt J C Forsyth at Normandale Dodge County Ga in October 1890 has been arrested and held. A 1700 reward had been posted for his capture and Herring is said to be a Scuffletonian from North Carolina. He was hired by Luther Hall Wright Lancaster John Lancaster and Louis Isht to kill Forsyth to remove him as a witness against Hall in land dealings.
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State Chronicle promotes large circulation and advertising reach
The Daily State Chronicle claims the largest circulation in the State and City, while The Weekly covers every county. It invites correspondence for advertising medicine and related notices.
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