The Leader Subscription Notice
Publication note indicating weekly issue, subscription price, payment terms in advance, editor and proprietor T Nobbs and field editor A Scarborough.
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T. Nobbs
A. Scarborough
Splendid Offer for The Leader and Home and Farm
The Leaven aims to swell subscriptions with a one year combo offer priced at 1.50 including Tar Leaves and Tae Howe and Fann 12 months as a premium. The offer applies to new and renewing subscribers until further notice. The Leanen Marketed as the best Lincoln county paper with strong home news and bold views.
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Ansious
Tae Howe
Fann
Lincoln County
United States
B.T. Hobbs
Lexington Advertiser
Paulding
Advertiser
W. H. Harrison
Martin van Buren
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Uche
James K. Pole
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
Winfield Scott
Army of the United States
Merce
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James Buchanan
Millard Fillmore
John A. Fremont
Willmore
Breckinridge and
Lane
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Whig Party
Lincoln
Hamlin
Bell
Everett
South
Grant
Rutherford Bi. Hayes
Garfield
Baltimore and Potomac
Washington
Elberton
N.J
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Drunkenness No Justification For Crime Supreme Court Rule
The Louisiana Supreme Court held that voluntary drunkenness is not a valid excuse for murder. If a person knowingly engages in continuous intoxication, the duration does not change the legal view. Drunkenness for a week is not a defense for an act committed as its direct result. Judgment affirmed.
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Supreme Court of Louisiana
Longino
John Nance
Joe Johnson
Nance
Yazoo County
Johnson
Issaquena County
Parchee Eet Rotanet Et Vais
Record Of 63 Years Board Of Supervisors April 1901
Official proceedings of Lincoln County Mississippi regular April meeting note road petition denial, assorted accounts, county farm and jail matters, health officer appointment and salary, and various financial and administrative actions. Includes notice of state health board appointment of Dr. J T Butler and per diem approvals for board members.
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Bell
Board of Supervisors
Lincoln County
Minissippi
Bean
Brookhaven
Miss
W. F. Parsons
J.C. Bryant
Dist
W. J. Williams
Joseph Sasser
John Walker
R. R. Applewhite
KW. McNair
EE Road
J. W. Welch
Nmmit
Brookhaven Road
Bogue Chitto
W. G. Pulgham
Smith and Williamson
Brookhaven and
Monticello
T. A. WitLoveney
R. D. Lanter
Alteva
Casper
Buite
Wes Collins
Eliza Murray
Florence Hares
City of
Heiney Cossier
Moses Melanson
Carroll Bardwell
Carroll
Rye Creek
Joseph ‘Sasser
Smith
Fast Union Mill
Iumber Fay Care
W. W. Davis
T.C. Crawford
RW. McNair
W. J. Larkin
Court House
K.P. Farr
Parsons Moreton Wentworth Co
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Laws
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Alea
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Mollie Miller
J.P. Butler
Ofr. RR
Armaware
Sherif
F.B. Ravn
J.T. Butler
Mississippi State Board of Health
J. J. Butler
J. ¥. Hunter
J.C. Bryint
Wo. Williams
Joseph Sisson
Applewhite
Shorim
W. McNair
Clark
Lawrence County
C. R. Greer
B. F. Boyd
Mixa
Said
Mississippi News Happenings and Local Notes
Mississippi items report a reform school advocacy, a new public school building in Jackson costing 25000, and a pending Capitol cornerstone ceremony. Updates cover the Jackson Orphanage with 51 children, monthly expenses about 800, a fatal quarrel in Purvis, and various public notices, appointments, and local events across the state.
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Jackson
Capitol Corner
Frank Mattox
Bailey
Purvis
W. J. Murrah
Meridian High School
HL. B. Geiger
Westville
Braxton
8. N. Acree
Hazlehurst
Ladies’ Card Club
Mississippi
Peabody Public School
Annie Cassady
Summit
Luther Manship
Bro
Bonney
W. V. Sullivan
J. ©. Andrews
Magnolia
J A. Sumrall
Brookhaven
Brandon News
Wm. Rutledge
New Orleans
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Fillisville
Illinois Central Road
Crystal Springs
Messrs. C. D. Smith & Company
Birmingham
John M. Allen
McLaurin
Allen
Louisiana Purchase Commission
Mitchell
Pref. McKinley
Hetty Record
Will Lanier
John B. Gorton
Gonu
Isehed Witeeree
Simpson County
Edna
Gulf & Ship Island
Chas. Lawe
Penitentiary Board of Control
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