The Leader reports on many topics including Populists and Dewey
The Leader notes North Dakota Populists split on endorsing Bryan. It mentions the Orphanage at Jackson with measles cases, ship Kearsage’s government acceptance, and Kansas City convention hall fire. It covers Dewey as presidential candidate talk, editorials on politics, society notes, and various brief items from 1900 era events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Admiral Dewey Hae
Wisitington
Admiral Dewey
Navy
Hart
Dinsmore
Sulzer
New York
Jones
Arkansas
Bryan
McKinley
Representative Weeks
Buckner
Palmer
Proctor
Vermont
John Marshall Stone obituary and Mississippi leadership tribute
A long memorial on John Marshall Stone recalls his Civil War service and Civil Governor leadership in Mississippi. It extols his honesty, patriotism, public service, and personal virtue, noting his battles, gubernatorial terms, bank chair, and family devotion while highlighting his enduring legacy in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vialuars
Wilson
Jackson
Vorlons
Holly Springs
Sith
John Marshall Stone
Commonwealth
Mississippi
United States Senate
Neptune
Lamar
George
Walthall
Stone
Tennessee
Asher
Judith
Royal) Stone
Virginia
Confederacy
Eastport
Miss
Gaines Mill
Malvern Hill
Manassas
Gettysburg
Palling Waters
Spottsylvania
Wilderness
Robt. B. Lee
Maryland
Col. Stone
Heath
Dettysburg
Reynold
Red Top
Longstroet
Petersburg
Grant
Joka
Tishumingo
Senate
Ames
Durie
House of “Representatives
Robi. Lowry
Taka
Lowry
IKM
Stephen D. Lee
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Starkville
Mississippi News Highlights Aimed at Growth
Mississippi items report a planned Livingston cotton factory and a Macon court house project funded by Mobile builders. It notes murders and accidents, political candidates, smallpox cases, bond issues, and notable deaths in Forrest, Meridian, Jackson, Natchez, and Brandon. Local jails, transit, and rail expansion are touched, with civic meetings and editorials upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livington
William Danbar
Shaw
Jackson
Greenwowl
Glover Barbee
Forrest
Lexington
Olean
W. I Holifield
Mati Nated
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Macon
Debt Bros
Mobile
Ala
W. M. Cox
Prentiss
J.J. Henry
Peniterstiary
Mills of Justice
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Meridian
H. Woods
Supreme Court
Thos. N. Norrill
Rankin
Steen’s Creek
Madison County
John Heathey
Bernard Kullman
Natchez
Bertha Moore
Ho A. TY Ibaker
Oxford
Jack Hammond
McComb
J.C. White
Memphis
Miller Place
Brandon
C. J. Waite
First National Bank
The
Blind Institute
J.C. Hardy
St. Stanislaus
Auguste Quintini
Pike County
Board of Supervisors
Osyka
S.d. York
Mary Belle Lawrence
Vicksburg
R. H. Henry
Gulfport
Walter Walthall
Bim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leader
B. T. Hobbs
J. A. Scarborough
North Dakota
Indorsing Bryan
Kearsage
Kansas Citys
Coet
George Stobt
Cairns
Kosciusko Baptist
England
James Egan
Dublin City
Pau
Hain Anderson Alderman
North Carolina University
Tulane University
Louisiana
Treasury
Brazos
Colorado
Astin
Olga Nethersole
Sapho
Burwell Jackson
Hannah Sampson
Admiral Sampson
April
W. T. Clavering
US. M
New Orleans
David Sweet
Webster
Mass
Julius Leon Moyse
Nashville
Longino
Franklin County
Henry
Lut
Christ
Franklin
Jean Lipido
South Africa
Greenville Democrat
L. Pink Smith
House
Kroger
Jouberts
Louis Botha
Bloemfontein
Tenth
Hussars
Prince of Wales
N.O. Picayune
R. H. Thompson
Hew State Capitol Commission
Hardy
Thompson
South
State Bar Associative
Mc Willie & Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Yes Sa
Ana Agel
California
Edison
Gabe Johnson
Tallabatchie
Martin
Many, la
Pennsylvania
McCown City
Arliur Brookhaven
Frenkhaven
Misatentopit
Pike County, Telephone Company
Pre Cousty Ter
W.M. White
Treas
Walter Deaman
Lewie Magee
Brookhaven
Henry Mowers
Auburn
Summit
Meadville
Kev
Howell
Nutebey
Porsythe
Lizzie Elzie
McComb City
Tanner Old Place
Lincoln County
Adams Church
Maggie Flowers
Maggie
Adams High
McAlpin
Chamberlain
E Grafton
Grafton
Grafton’ S Cough Syrup
Moor MA
Hye
Migs
Ain
E. M. Price & Co
Aga
J.J. Watts
Iss
Houck & Sons Grocery
HOTEL
Denechaud
Caronde
Perdido
Inbama Business College
Georgina
G. S. McMillan
Justice OF the Peace
Sam Lightfoot
Front St
New York City
Siggers
Washington, D.C
Tredereee
Stevens
J. Stevens Arms and Tool
Chicopee Falls
R. D. Lanier
Brookhaven, Miss
Lincoln
Offee
Girardeau
Jum. Ant
Poe Er Tag Wu
Mississippi News
McClarg
New Bedford
Indiana
Capitol Commission
Penny Lise
Messrs
J.C. Statham
Afton
Ricksville
Yazoo City
Picayune
Capitol
Roh. Thompson
P.M. Abbot
Tombighee
Canton Times
Sheldon
Kansas
Samuel Rowan
Wesson
Lowrey Powell
Toccopola
University of Mississippi
Chatauqua
Crystal Springs
Rankin State Farm
Parsons, Moreton & Co
DRS. Betts & Betts & Dyar
St. Charles Street
Borden
Ihiet Fappy Fecaneare
Physical
de Tt
Tual
Aikatmteth
Drs. Betts & Betts& Dyar
Johnston
Sony
Barsatarilla
Byron
Mich
Willams
Davis Brooks Fe Co
Detroit
Luteer
Michigan Drug Company
Marten Deug D
A. Lewenthal
Frvakhavel
No. A. Faurmamk Company
Thleage
St. Lewis
High Seas
New Bakery
McClendon’s Restaurant
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