Political Turmoil and Appointments Roil Mississippi and Nation
A garbled Mississippi era dispatch notes named officials and politics. Ex-Private Secretary Dan Lamy leads a street car firm in New York as racial segregation actions surface in White House staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lamy Fins
New York City
Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
New York Tribune
France
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Germany
A Negg Thorndyke Rice
North Aye Review
John C. New
Indianapolis Journal
le Consent
Public reflection on Pilate verdict and political corruption
The piece denounces Pilate for yielding to popular pressure and condemns political corruption in modern government. It calls for Christian citizens to oppose wickedness in high places and to influence governance to defend liberty for future generations. Also notes the marriage of Hon. 8 Sexton and Miss Lillian K. R. Wise at Union Chapel Jefferson county and honors Sexton as a leading Mississippi lawyer and his bride as a bright Whitworth College alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddern Pilates
Miesiasippi
Pilate
Imana
Silene
Fenbee
Bia
Pilates
Christ
Hou
Sexton
Lillian KR. Wise
Union Chapel
Jefferson County
Hazlehurst
Mississippi
Whitworth College
Mont Engle
Tenn
Union Church Academy
Saela
John 8. Finley
Holly Springs
Gen. Morgan
Chancery Court
Holmes County
Miss
Samuel Givens
Lowndes County
Caledonia
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
C. Lawton
Meridian
C. S. Anderson
76Th
War Department
Weat Point
Natchez
Simon Mayer
J. W. Hogan
Major Mayer
Mr. Hogan
Libel cases settled by compromise for editor
The editor of this paper and associated defendants settle libel actions in Warren and Madison counties without trial. Terms include publication of all offensive items halted and not renewed, and that all suits against Hobbs in Warren and Madison counties be nol pros. Attorneys Danser McCank Aspenson and Hons for the editor firm, and Jones Hamilton counsel for plaintiffs, signatory in duplicate.
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Compronsiat
Warren
Madison
Ant
Nevin
Tenemene
Myss.y
Agiril
Hentulersignead
Delwin
Hobbs
Jones St. Hamilton
Warren and
Danser
McCank & Aspensox
HT. Holils
LW. Maanonga
Hov. Boor
Jones
Thambton
U.T
Hasire
Dr Luther Sexton for Mississippi Governor
A Mississippi newspaper endorses Dr Luther Sexton of Copiah County for governor praising his medical leadership and integrity. It notes his university ties, legal knowledge, farming interests, and broad support from the state press and medical community, urging voters to back his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Press
Copiah Signal
Luther Sexton
Weason
Wamess Mart
New South
Luther
Sexton
Capito County
Mississippi
State Medical Association
Our State University
University of Louisiana
Copiah County
de Seston
Copiah
Lincoln
Pike
Voren
Temperance Convention Invites Mississippi Women In 1889
The W C T U of Mississippi invites Christian women to meet at Crystal Springs on April 19 1889 to revive and extend temperance work. Delegates certificates to two third rates available via ticket agents. Names due to Mrs Bettle Smith Crystal Springs one week before the meeting. Profound note from Copiah County education head on prohibition impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christ Is Temperance Union of
Mississippi
Crystal Springs
Misa Willard
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Meridian
Harman
Misa
Circuit Court Indicts whitehold on alias bonds in county case
Grand jury indictments cover more than seventeen suspects in a major circuit court case. State prosecutors, led by District Attorney McLain, pursue trials as judges Cassedy and McNait hear testimony. A large crowd attends daily, while other cases against alleged bootleggers and gamblers proceed, with verdicts and sentences recorded.
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Wil
Kite
Katy
Hamel
Janes Hughes
Pravers
D. Holloway
Hnter
DJ Lard
Aaron Lofton
Jo Gul
Kirk Lambeight
Wol
Bom Bolin
DJ Lord
J Holloway
8 M Holloway
Sam Wacer
Jesse A Sovith
Ira Bolin
Perry Roberts
James Coward
Liz Byrd
A Q Bolin
Land ‘Chesday
GM McCullough
Chas Oberschmidt
M Brister
Robert Lee
Col
Lott Allgood
Gen Nations
WA Rothow
WL Bowman
JA J Hurt
Lee White
WC Dickerson
Sam Anderson
Win Allen
White
Tra Ford
Alex Winston
Jobn Howry Smith
Ruben Parker
Iig
Windiger
Jezel Milling Co
J. M. Tyler
Hardy Simith
Norwood & Butterfield
J. Bowsky & Bro
T. J. Gill
J. B. Williams
J. Wash Kyzar
C. Seavey
W. W. Godbold
E. P’feiter
Ben Carter
KB Albritton
J W Welch
N Middleton
David Scarborough
Township
Pfeifer
J P Evans
Beate
John McGrath & Sons
GS McMillan
Hyman Lichtenstein & Co
Hartman
LH Matthews
A Hoskins
W Boone
BF Bullock
Traders Deposit Bank Va
GS Leey
TS Hoeanington Agt
Geo E Matthews
LA W Brister
David Compton
Fannie Carter
Sam Mitchell
Phaintiff
Pfeifer Va
Middleton
Pleimiuth
Hervey Boyd
W B
Russell
State notes boom and scattered Mississippi items
Vicksburg reports growth while Scarlet fever appears in Coffeeville and a stray dog is killed at Summit. Meridian trades building lots, Sumamit rectory repairs, and Natchez hosts a Mexican Band concert. Winona ships strawberries and plans a new two story masonry hotel rises in Winona. Holmes, Lowndes, and other counties report deaths, fires, civic notices, and a growing state real estate push with new mills and factories planned in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickeburg
Coffeeville
Summit
Uty
Duck Hill
Methodist College
Meridian
Sumamit
Natchez
Winona
Madison Station
Crystal Springs
Righy
Vicksburg
Shaluta
Miss
Knoxville
K. J. Allen
Valley Railroad
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Brookhaven Reader
Chrenkee
Democraic Executive
Comite Af
Brookhaven
Titan
Snl
Joe Mra. Harrison
Howse
Hlinvis Central Railway Company
Dubuque
Hamilton
Baek
the Leaven
Brame & Alexander
Jackson
Supreme Court
Hemingway & Brown
Biloxi
Couchet
Mississippi Cotte Rifles
Mississippi Lovineibles
Clinton
John N. Sloan
Pontotoc
Corinth
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Bryant
Eargequa
Mas. L. 5
Mount, Pres
Hupinery
Cor
DS. Burch
Ledeen
Delare
Fdsite
Esonty Teeaiey
Circuit Court
Jenkins
Tyler
Foster
Corin
Brister & Co
Plainsiff
LD Smith
T C Ratcliff
H Caosedy
P Lasser
Richardson
KG Kerr
Pofne
East
Chas Cliireman
Brookhaven Lamiber Co
Hoskins & Hamilton
Va Wesson Money
Robi Smith
RK R
JT Moore & Co
TW Hoskins
JP Fore
TW East Et al
Wood & Bennet
JB Deason
Ed Booth
Russell &Tetts
Kelly
Sam Rux
James Bowman
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Johnson
Dan Baggett
Johnson
Bagget
James Kennabrew
Pink Conn
Nolle
J H Donaldson
State
Grant Rilfett
Preston Moore
Amy Powell
Nelle
Sute
Frank Matthews
George Grant
Bill Baggett
Price Braxton
Gaiming
Kate Sunden
McKnight
Jim Edwards
Irak Ford
John Henry Smith
Ford
Wheston Inove
Smith
Bill Allen
McComb City
Bond
Reronr
Tim Graxp
Chrisman
Ci Jivlge
Lincoln County
Guern, Jn
Remnatth
Gulf and Ship Island Rail Road
W. AH. Mardy
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
Congress
Uattiesburg
Gulf
Clarksdale
Richard Barnett
Kansas
Yazoo City
Geo. W. Lawson
Hernando
J. R. Coon
L., N & T. Railroad
J. M. Duncan
Alma Eyrich Rembert
Aberdeen
Williamsburg
Rev
J. N. Walkker
Leinhardte
Hadshore
Brown
Itawamba County
Mias
Lazaard
Tie
W. I. Davin
Durant Democrat
Joe Almon
Rolling Fork
Times-Democrat
Weason Real Estate
Menara, McKay & Becker
W. J. McGrath
James Lyell
Dr. Sexton
EW. Duncan
Duluque
Wesson
Constrietiom
Sid Anty
Rowan Baxixe Powder Co
Jue Wail
St. N.Y
Drs. Betts & Betts
St. Charles Street
New Orleans
Tapsead
Charles Street
A.B. Griswold & CO
Canal &J
Gru
Denechaud
Carondelet St
Perdido
Sear Neinalpal Theatresamt Cotton Exchange
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