Mississippi Election Ballot Lines and Judicial Debate
The item lists several named ballots for treasurer and justices of the peace with beat leaders. It notes the next Mississippi governor is on the way and mentions The Greenwood Enterprise denying a bribe in a Brewer to Scott incident. It comments on agitation over judiciary issues and reports on socialist literature among Chinese language readers in Asia, plus remarks on modern boycott and strike forms across regions.
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Greenwood Enterprise
Brewer
Scott
Greenwood
Japan
Mongolia
China
Revelations on Lamana Kidnapping Stir National Alarm
The Lamana kidnapping case revelations shock the nation as authorities weigh the Black Hand influence. The text notes Italians as victims and highlights the challenge in making clear discriminations amid escalating panic.
Emigrant Debate and Taft Fairbanks Campaign Ties
The article discusses fears about Italian immigration, calls for tariff relief, and notes the political viability of Judge Truly in the governorship race. It highlights Roosevelt sentiment linked to Taft, and analyzes Fairbanks strong organization, steady temper, and favorable ties with financial and labor groups.
Senator McLaurin Addresses Vicksburg on Elective Judiciary
The Vicksburg Herald editor complains his questions were ignored as Senator McLaurin spoke in Vicksburg after earlier stops supporting electing the judiciary. The senator recalled his 1890 convention speech and urged voters amid party debates, noting critics praised his prior arguments.
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Vicksburg
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George
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Herald
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Mississippi Governor Declines War of Words with Senator
The governor notes the senator is under no obligation to promote him or his paper. He recalls his record of election to the governor's office and three terms in the U S Senate, arguing that such a career does not arise by accident. He says his opponent's argument relies on endless repetition.
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Bel Gome
McLaurin
Mississippi
United States Senate
Unwise Agitation On Race And Enfranchisement
A historical voice condemns anti Negro agitation and argues race questions are global. It asserts enfranchising unseasoned groups harms civilization, cites Negro suffrage in the South, reflects on Gettysburg and reconstruction, and credits Southern resilience in defending civilization. The speaker laments demagoguery and urges intelligent voting.
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America
North
New York City
Boston
Chicago
Fleces
New England
South
Pickett
Heth
Gettysburg
Confederacy
Race relations debate and political reform commentary in Mississippi
A Mississippi letter curbs agitation for Negro disfranchisement as harmful and counterproductive, urging Northern ballot reform and education. It stresses civilization through enlightenment, calls for Christian approach to race issues, and condemns race prejudice while urging cooperation across races. The piece references W. W. Kersh of Brandon and includes local agricultural notes from New Providence and surrounding areas.
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Congress
J. B. Gambrell
Standard
Dallas
Texas
Cleary Correspondent Answers on Future Legislation
Cleary's correspondent asks about lawmakers future actions on futures trading and other issues. The answer supports prohibitory laws against agricultural futures, bucket shops, equal public school fund distribution, good roads, a 2 cent railroad passenger rate, and opposition to foreign immigration. The speaker forecasts upcoming political debates and policy priorities.
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Cleary
Public School Fund
Tomato seed venture yields strong return for farmer Barron
Alonzo editor, Newe, reader T. W. Barron shares his farming experience. He bought 40 cents worth of tomato seed and planted about an acre with 1,000 plants. Barron shipped 43 crates and received $4493, calling the result very good.
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Alonzo
Newe
T. W. Barron
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