Team lineup notes beat details for match segments
The record lists players assigned to beats 3 through 5 including D T Bilbro, G W Denson, J F Baker, E G Davis in beat 3 and R F Grimes, Si R E Knight, W P Ragan, A E Martin in beat 4, plus N H Nash, A A Ponder, J C C Donnell, G B Harris, R A Kennedy in beat 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Bilbro
G. W. Denson
J. F. Baker
E. G. Davis
R. F. Grimes
SI. R. E. Knight
W. P. Ragan
A. E. Martin
N. H. Nash
A. A. Ponder
J. C. C. Donnell
G. B. Harris
R. A. Kennedy
Local Officials Named in Public Notice List
A damaged clipping lists H. B. Kersh John S. Davis J. A. Bradshaw A. P. White Robt L. Chapman A. P. Dent W. H. Walters as signatories in a local public notice order. Details on action, deadlines, or jurisdiction are unreadable in the fragment.
Evils of Immigration and Crime in the Nation
The piece argues for tighter immigration restriction amid a labor shortfall, citing Italian criminals as a rising concern. It notes 132 Italian confidence men at Sing Sing and two New York policemen killed pursuing an Italian assassin. It mentions a defeated educational test bill and a head-tax law that did pass, framing the issue as an unresolved threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
United States
New York
Deportation Principle Extended to Criminals
The Liberal Immigration League urges extending deportation to criminals, applying the public charge rule to deter immigrants who become debt and welfare burdens. Hundreds of foreign paupers are sent back yearly from New York, but convicted foreign criminals often remain after serving their penitentiary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Immigration League
Europe
New York
Concentration and Trusts in Roosevelt Era Politics
The article assesses 1900s trust growth and monopoly patterns, noting fewer firms under large monopolies but higher capital and output. It cites Roosevelt advocating supervision and regulation rather than abolition, signaling a shift away from individualism in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal
Roosevelt
Cost of living rises include metals and lumber up sharply
A Federal Bureau of Labor bulletin tracks 1890 to 1906 price shifts showing 1906 prices at their peak in 17 years. Metals and implements up 10.4 percent, lumber and building material up 9.6 percent, with notable gains in hay, cotton, hogs, and various foods while hops and some grains fall. Blame for causes remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Labor
Labor Bureau
Knox as Roosevelts Republican nomination prospect
The piece discusses Senator Knox as a potential Republican presidential candidate with Pennsylvania backing, Penrose backing Knox, and Roosevelt’s cautious stance toward tariff revision. It notes public demand for a broad national tariff reform and frames the issue around trusts, protection, and free trade without endorsing either side. It also mentions Roosevelt’s perceived readiness to propose tariff revision but being restrained by Speaker Cannon. The notice ends with a nursing training intake appeal from Brandon Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New York
Oufset
Penrose
United States
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Taft
Trust
Congress
Joe Cannon
Town Ordinance Empowers City to Work Inmates on Streets
Brandon town authorities enact a measure placing all imprisoned persons to labor on streets and highways at the Mayor's discretion. The ordinance takes effect thirty days from enactment, adopted June 4, 1907. Mayor G. O. Robinson and Clerk W. D. Ragland sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
G. O. Robinson
W. D. Ragland
Brandon and Daniel Telephone Company Incorporation
The Brandon and Daniel Telephone Company is incorporated with W H Russell H A Jones W H Patrick as incorporators. Domicile is Rufus Rankin County Mississippi and capital stock 10000 dollars with shares at 10 dollars each for a fifty year period. Purpose to build operate own lease or rent telephone lines in Mississippi subject to Chapter 24 Mississippi Code 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon and Daniel Telephone Company
W. H. Russell
Postoffice
Daniel
Miss
Smith County
H. A. Jones
Mayton
Rankin County
W. H. Patrick
Rufus
Mississippi
WY. H. Russell
State of Mississippi
Rankin
Justice of Peace
Brandon
Ordinance Proposes Bonds for Elahatchie School Annex
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen of Elahatchie proposes to issue bonds totaling 2400 dollars to fund the building of an annex to the town public school. The measure forms part of the town's bonded indebtedness and requires notice and formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elahatchie
Pelahatchie
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. S. Roberts
A. G. Norrell
W. W. Kersh
W. D. Heslep
J. E. Noble
J. R. East
R. S. McLaurin
G. W. White
J. A. Morris
Chancery
S. H. Stapleton Carl Stingily
J. L. Buchanan
B. A. Clark
C. E. Martin
A. Gayden
R. F. Brown
J. M. Evans
S. R. Myers
Covington
W. W. Robeson
J. P. Barksdale
D. B. Ward
W. C. Harper
J. B. Tucker Delmont Myers
J. C. Atkins
J. H. Whitfield
J. P. Russell
J. A. Lane
W. G. Cooper
P. B. Berry
R. D. Morae
A. B. Stubblefield
Justices of the Peace
T. H. Turley
H. B. Kersh
John S. Davis
J. A. Bradshaw
A. P. White
Robt. L. Chapman
A. P. Dent
W. H. Walters
T. T. Cottrell
PF. S. Shivers
J. B. Williams
Holmes
W. T. Odom
Brandon Sanitarium
J. T. B. Berry
Simmons Hardware Co
St. Louis
Kesnkoseer
Keen Kutter Tools
J. A. Taylor
Act
Madras
Dimity
Brandon Mercantile Co
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