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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1883

Page

2

Frontal reports and scattered notes on politics and weather

Frontal weather, political clashes, and railroad debates fill a dense column. Items include Natemez discussing water works and Pow Gievox pressing for a street railroad, reports of Caorems in Fayot, and a stormy Texas Northwest region. Also noted are a devastating Naples earthquake, educational committee meetings, telegraph strike talk, and upcoming conventions plus Grange endorsements and a local candidate withdrawal.

Democratic Nominating Plan Sparked by County Meetings

Democratic observers debate the value of nominating by convention versus direct ballot. A large bloc favors party unity, urging beat-wide meetings to select delegates for the August convention. They warn candidates seeking self-interest may split the vote and favor anti-Democrat elements. The plan aims to unite the party, subject to pledges to vote with Democrats and block improvised factionalism.

Evmuty Sci—Hill Ileavo Llere Ttem

Senator George Urges State Rail Road Oversight

A Mississippi Senator argues for state power to regulate railroad internal traffic and set competitive through rates to aid local shippers. He contends existing monopolies hamper commerce, advocates fair per mile standards, and warns against unjust discrimination while urging careful legislative framing and cooperation with railroads.

Mississippi River Mississippi Baver Ines Congress Meridian Corinth Grenada Jackson West Point Starkville Monee Lowndes Aather Prairie St. Tomis West Water Valley New Orleans Mobile Memphis Atlanta Lexus

Franklin Demo Convention Sets County Campaign Plan

The Franklin County Democratic convention met to decide canvassing plans for county and district offices this fall. Delegates elected to a district convention to nominate a candidate for District Attorney and to select delegates for the state legislature and State Senator positions. The executive committee, with Thomas A. Magee as chairman and W P Scott as secretary, announced August 18 beat meetings and Fayette as the district convention site, with the first Monday in September as the deadline. Speakers for District Attorney candidates Eli Jones Fayette McNair Brookhaven Bridges Summit McLean Liberty addressed the gathering in orderly, well received remarks.

Franklin Jeffrson Och Democratic Party Ifon Thos. A. Magee WP. J. Scott Meadville Fayette Eli Jones McNair Brookhaven Bridges Summit McLean Liberty Dor

Train Ticket Office Cash Heist Arrests Tell of Local Rail Tubes

The ticket office of the Vicksburg and Meritan Railroad reported cash missing last week. P. W. Edwards and a man named Brewer, night watchmen for the Illinois Central and Little J. Road, were arrested and jailed on suspicion following the cash loss.

Vicksburg, and Meritan Railroad P. W. Edwards Brewer Illinois Central Little J. Road

Camp Meetiog 1853 at Hendogton Camp Ground near Central Springe

The annual Camp Meetiog begins Thursday August 16 for eight or ten days at Hendogton Camp Ground near Central Springe Mises. A fireproofed restaurant run by H L Hogg offers meals at reasonable rates. Gate fee set: season tickets 25 cents family singlet $1.50 ministers and families free. Public carriers to the same ground charged $2.50. Checks issued for those outside gates.

Hendogton Ceyetal Springe Mises Hogg T. Pb. Lockwood J. B. Enochs M. W. Eagan J. H. McIntosh Clamer

News Paragraphs On Society, Law and Crime

Mrs Langtry sailed for Europe last Wednesday. E R Jones of Jefferson has entered the contest for District Attorney. Hon Montgomery Blair once a Lincoln Cabinet member died last Saturday. Judge Chrisman will not hold August term of Court in Pike. An excursion train collided with a freight car blown from a switch by a storm at Carlyon New York last Saturday killing 17 and wounding several. The Desoto House incident near Comb City last year ends with Bob Patton shot at 800 last Sunday night. A fight between Bou Moore and Russell led to Russell’s attack on Moore, officers pursued Russell without effect. Tax reports show a decline in the price of useful articles and a rise in demand. removal of bank checks tax signals a perceived relief in banking and trade benefits.

E. R. Jones Jefferson Montgomery Blair Lincoln Carlyon N. Y Hes Rosasen Win Price Desoto House takcComb City Bob Patton Bou Moore Russell Paton Moore Tool Polweman Pass Lange Inteliss

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