Jackson's taboos and trials across Mississippi
In Mississippi news, a Jackson dress code proposal threatens fine for sheath gowns in the streets while other items report a Biloxi death during wood sawing, pardons to convicts, mill resumptions, new cotton bale records at Biloxi, and local political shifts including Meridian and Oxford developments. The era's social tensions mix with labor, crime, and industry updates.
Weds His Fiance White Latter Ill in Quitman
Ed Harper and Miss May McRae wed at Quitman amid romance before Harper fell ill with appendicitis. He will be taken to Meridian for surgery. Harper is a local prominent druggist. his wife is the daughter of Mr. McRae of Bassic City.
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Meridian Morning Dispatch
Frank L. Mayes
B. S. Bernard
Pensacola, Fla
Journal
Dispatch
Pensacola
Bernard
Meridian
Mayes
Ed Harper
Miss May McRae
Quitman
Sheriff reports mills comply with child labor law
Sheriff Clark of Adams county completes survey of cotton mills near Natchez under the new law effective October first. He finds operators largely following requirements and plans to report results. Some men excuse themselves by saying they were born to deer.
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Clark
Adams County
Natchez
Typhoon Rages as Battleships Sail and Political Turmoil
A wide wire service report lists global events: a typhoon in the Philippines, Germantown celebration, Castro’s illness in Venezuela, battleships from Manila to Japan, Taft and Bryan campaigns in the U S, cholera cases in St Petersburg, a Grenada fire costing about 60000, cabinet resignations denied, and diverse political and economic developments from across the world including stock market dips, unions, and naval stores debates.
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Philippines
Germantown
Castro
Venezuela
Manila
Japan
Bryan
Iowa
St. Petersburg
Malta
Aegean Sea
Grenada
Miss
Taft
St. Louis
Justice
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
Illinois
London
Andrew Carnegie
Russell Sage
American Seamen's Friend Society
New York
J. H. Dillard
New Orleans
International Tax Association
Toronto
National Association of Clerks and Draughtsmen
Navy Department
Peabody Education Fund
General Federation of Trades Unions of London
Great Britain
Democrats Publish List Of Contributions Over $100
New York Oct 9 The Democratic national committee will announce campaign fund totals and list contributors of $100 plus. Total receipts exceed $220000 with over $180000 from contributors and $42000 from the Denver fund. Notable donors include Delancey Nicol Jacob Ruppert Nathan Straus National Democratic Club and Roger Sullivan among others. Most funds come from dollar contributors and Democratic press campaigns.
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Democratic Fund
New York
Democrata National Committee
Chicago
Denver
Democrat Treasury
Democratic National Committee
Clark
Montana
Monroe
Wash
Democratic Campaign
Delancey Nicol
Jacob Ruppert
Nathan Straus
National Democratic Club
New Wereley
Shasele
W. F. Sheehan
Archibald McNeil Bridgeport
B. B. Tucker
Little Rock
Moses C. Wetmore
St Louis
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Melbert Cary
Connecticut
Jefferson Levy
John Cox
Wm. F. Burns
K. S. D. Mallory
Selma
Ala
Nathaniel Cole
Los Angeles
P. W. Burns
Jos. Fels
Pennsylvania
Wm. B. Rogers
Pittsburg
Carl S. Vrooman
Cotnit
Melville F. Ingalls
Cincinnati
W. R. Burt
Saginaw
Mich
Murray Carleton
St. Louis
T. J. Walsh
Helena
Mont
Billings
Ford
Great Falls
Democratic Press
WAR DOGS BARK Great Britain Hurries Fleet To Scene
London and Glasgow dispatches describe rising tensions in the Balkans as Servia faces pressure over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Austro-Hungarian troops mass along the Drina frontier while Britain and France urge restraint and a conference of powers to seek order. A British fleet sails toward the Aegean and a Glasgow cruiser sets a new speed record despite fog.
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Robert Lowry
Mississippi Confederate Veterans
Navy Yards
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Turkey
Coal Trust
Powder Trust
Byans
Navy
Manila
Washington
France
Russia
Charlie E. Stowe
Bridgewater
Mass
Crete
Greece
Chicago Baseball Club
Messrs
Taft and
Chicago Association of Commerce
Wakefield Niss
Manning Jamsson
Eirwin Jamison
Illinois Central Railroad
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cananea
Eary Watterson
Louisville
Republican Party
Belgrade
New York Cotton Exchange
W. M Roberson
Issaquena County
Miss
Hudson Maxim
Justice Mills
Harry K. Thaw
New York City
Jerome
Jackson
Booker T. Washington
Bishop Galloway
London
Peter
Great Britain
Servia
Drina
Bosnia
Phillippopolis
Malta
Aegean Sea
Night Rider Attack Claims Fourth From Hickman Family
In Hickman Kentucky the wife of Dare Walker, part of the referenced negro family raided by night riders, died on Sunday. Four family members are dead with two others shot and recovering. The oldest missing boy has been located, having escaped and stayed with relatives in a distant county section.
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Hinds County
Richard Brodhead
Brodhead
Pennsylvania
Vicksburg
James P. Donlin
Pass Christian
Noel
Penitentiary Board
Peter Vasileff
Jackson
Miss
St. Louis
Schroth
Wesson
New Orleans
William Robinson
Mayersville
Jack Wall
Newton
Shep Jones
Wall
Night Rider
Hickman
Dare i Walker
Oldset
Naval Order at Sea Anchor Dropped in Morning
A comic exchange shows Brown declaring the anchor dropped while Mrs. B. complains about the item dangling outside all morning in a naval setting. The brief dialogue captures a light maritime moment with playful banter aboard.
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Naval Order
Brown
Marvelous Eye Salve and Digestive Aids Advertised
A collage of early 20th century patent medicine pitches tout Mitchells Eye Salve for eye diseases with 25c price, apudine for indigestion with 10c to 50c sizes, Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming malaria defense, and quippy lines about marriage and ambition.
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Mitchell
United States
Grove
Dean's Kidney Pills Help Manchester Woman
Mrs. R. Crouse of Manchester reports two years of backache, rheumatic pains, and kidney trouble eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. She cites normal kidney action and improved health after use, with the product sold for 50 cents a box by Foster-Milburn Co. Bills Buffalo, N.Y. The only that has everything he wants in this world is the one that has nothing.
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Jackson Tabooes
Rose Lumber Company
Merrill
Lacey Lumber Company
Carriere
Seminary
The
Conner Lumber Company
Southern Lumber and Ice Company
Hattiesburg
Biloxi
T. E. Campbell
Here
Woolmarket
Hickman’s
Red Creek
Perkinston
Farmers’ Union
John T. Peppard
West End
John Hardin
Richburg
G. W. Russell
Russell
Directoire
Lady Godiva
Chiles
Oxford
Conrad Colye
Coyle
John J. Jones
Alas
St. Golden
Cary
Ligon
Macon Lake
Chicot County
Ark
Lumber Mineral Company
Hubbard
Hubard
Laurel
Gulf and Ship Island
White
Mr. Cannon
Standard Oil Company
Oklahoma
Henry E. Felton
Oil Trust
Charles Goodyear
Goodyear Lumber Syndicate
New Orleans and Great Northern Railroad Company
Panama Canal Commission
William A. Brothers
Col. Goethals
Brothers
John W. Gates
Army Retiring Board
Wm. F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Mack
England
Balkan
Constantinople
Germany
Bulgaria
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
Naval Stores Trust
New York Stock Exchange
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Congress
Hoke Smith
Secretary of the Interior
Foster
United Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the South
Theological Seminary
Mount Pleasant
Charleston
Gibbons
Idle Rich Society Women of
America
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Pretoria
Nipponia
Scheveningen
Roosevelt
Near East
Turkestan
Mistchenko
Glascow
Misa Helen Saverbier
Main St
St. Joseph, Mich
Peruna
St. Josefu
Helen Sauerbier
Wright
Peru
Red Cross
REA CO
Minn
Towers Fish Brand
Gesighed Raves Vee
Havoc
Bostow Uta