McCarthy backs Money for U S Senate in Mississippi
Batesville Mississippi July 18 1903 James S McCarthy private secretary to U S Senator A J McLaurin and a member of the state democratic executive committee from the second district declares himself unqualifiedly in favor of the reelection of Hon H D Money to the United States senate. He praises Money as faithful to Mississippi and Democratic Party and urges voters to back him on August 6. He contrasts Money with Gov Longino over issues including lynching laws and race relations and urges a clean, practical future for Rankin County and Mississippi.
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Batesville
Miss
James S. McCarthy
United States
A. J. McLaurin
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Second
H. D. Money
United States Senate
McCarthy
H. D
Money
Senator Money
Democratic Party
American Congress
Congress
Senate
Mississippi
Washington
Longino
Congress of the United States
Adelbert Ames
Roosevelt
White House
Hernando DeSoto
Virgils Letters and Local News Dots in Wartime Homeside
Crop prospects good but excessive rain delays late crops while sickness hits locals. LB Welch and W P Franklin listed as ill with doubtful or poor recovery. Rev W P Chapmain returns from Sylvarena after Betheny church meeting with 14 accessions, 10 by baptism. Candidates preach political salvation but differ on points other than desire to reach heaven. August 6th noted for Rankin’s expected OK, with three weeks after. Urges readers to share News copies containing Virgils letters on Homeside of Wartime.
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LB. Welch
W. P. Franklin
W. P. Chapmain
Sylvarena
Smith County
Betheny
Eli
Rankin
O. K
Virgils
Old Soldiers Pension Debate Faces Brandon Voices
Editorial examines whether aging veterans deserve higher pensions or home aid. The writer claims to present a clear view, contrasting with Judge Norrell and Mr McCutchen of Brandon, and argues the subject should be weighed from a fair light.
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Norrell
McCutchen
Brandon
Jlight
C R Cook Withdraws From Rankin County Race
C R Cook of Brandon Mississippi withdraws from the race for superintendent of education citing business interests. He expresses gratitude to supporters in 1899 and the current campaign and offers service as a private citizen, extending goodwill to opponents.
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Brandon, Miss
Rankin County
C. R. Cook
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