Political platform debates and a Lincoln assassination retelling
The document outlines a political platform praising veterans pensions and opposing partisan use of Union soldiers’ rights. It also recounts Brick Pomeroy’s Chicago pamphlet claiming Lincoln’s assassination connected to an appeal by Booth’s ally, contrasting it with theories blaming fanaticism akin to John Brown. A separate obituary notes Mrs. S. J. Keithly’s death by suicide amid family distress.
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Charleston Court Claim On Reversed Decisions
A Charleston report notes that the Supreme Court records show a circuit judge with a higher number of reversed decisions than any other circuit judge in the state. The piece cites comparisons between the Tenth Judicial Circuit and other circuits as proof of the judge’s reversal rate.
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