Road and bridge actions at county board meeting
County board met in the chancery clerk’s office with full attendance. Appointments made for road overseers, a $100 township loan approved with title abstraction, road changes granted, a crossing petition continued, and multiple bridge and courthouse repairs authorized. A prayer for Judge J. R. Enochs’s reappointment was read and a note to inform him sent. Proceedings include various payments and warrants, and immigration commentary ends the record.
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Chancery Clerk
John Preston
Greenfield
D. W. Dickson
Dan Kelly
Peter Holmes
Ben Jones
Emerson King
J. Wayden
C. E. Horn
Rankin County
H. O. Welch
J. B. Williams
Pelahatchie
T. H. Howard
R. E. Knight
Sanders’ Creek
Webster’s Mill
M. Z. Myers
W. P. Franklin
M. C. Stubblefield
Court House
Sunes & Ragland
PF. B. Walrod
J. L. Buchanan
Will Jack
Cattie Taylor
J. W. Taylor
R. M. Laird
J. T. Ellis
J. R. Enoch
Judge Enochs
J. R. Enochs
Japanese officer recalls Tsushima sea battle action details
A returning Japanese officer at Sasebo recounts the Tsushima engagement with Russia. He describes wireless alerts at dawn, fleet maneuvers, and the Mikasa signaling readiness. The battle enveloped Russian ships, Borodino was sunk, torpedo boats pressed forward, and night attacks aimed to sink or capture all vessels.
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Sasebo
Tsu Islands
Tsushima
Okinshima
Kiushin
Mikasa
Kasuga
Vladivostok
Chiyupi
Bay
Wounded Japanese Sailors Describe Great Sea Battle
Wounded sailors at Maidhu hospital recount the clash with the Russian fleet after dawn on Saturday. They describe the Mikasa leading a vertical Japanese line, Izumrud and Donskoi incidents, the capture of Nebogatoff, and news of Rojestvensky’s capture. The account includes ship names, distances, and the sinking of Borodino and Kachchatka.
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Maidhu Naval Reservation
Tushima Channel
Kniaz Sonvaroff
Borodino
Alexander III
Orel
Oslabia
Navarin
Nicholas II
Mikasa
Souvaroff
Asama
Oushakoff
Liancourt Island
Izumrud
Yazshino
Nebogatoff
The Pace of American Life and Its Toll
A reflective critique argues Americans rush through life chasing speed and efficiency. It laments the loss of leisure, warns of stress related illnesses, and notes a cultural shift toward high pressure living. It urges more time for family and home life to improve happiness and longevity.
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Harry
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