Local notes mix divorce filing and oblique tributes in Aug. era paper
Rod Lawry files a counter petition to his wife's divorce petition. Joli Robinson, veteran showman, dies in Cincinnati. The Conster Journal notes six Kentucky counties lacking a church. Riptey Sentinel predicts Gen. J. R. Chalmers as Republican candidate for Congress. Indiana Republicans blame labor and prohibitionists for not carrying the state. Went Point Forum reports Captain Marion Smith of Jackson dies in Washington, a former Mississippi chief justice son. Summit merchants favor Prohibition, while Greenville Times praises Hinds and Warren grand juries over Hobbs libel suits. Mrs. S. H. Marshall and friends send bouquets to editor Hobbs amid Mumilten case proceedings.
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Joli Robinson
Cincinnati
The
Conster-Journal
Kentucky
Be auregard Alliance Leaders Cited In bitter report and calls for action
A lengthy report issued by the Beauregard Alliance and Capt Oliver details alleged disputes between alliances and captains over discharges of operatives. The piece notes claimed personal fights, questions of membership standing, and calls for public caution before judgment. A Kosciusko meeting of Prohibitionists July 14 1888 condemns State Senator Pressley for drunkenness and urges resignation or impeachment.
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Neuwregard Alliance
Hat Allignes
Miver
Minsinaippi Mille
Ain
Iver
Win Mille
Toran
Beauregard
Weston and Wesson
Capt. Oliver
Vicayune
Reauregard Alliance
Aeder
Tange
Beauregard Alliance
Allance
Brother Rose
State Penitentiary
Capt. Hardy
Jackson
McNair
Brookhaven
L. C. Maxwell
Lincoln Canty Alliance
Central Female Institute Profile Echoes Longstanding Prestige
The Central Female Institute marks over 35 years of history with a strong reputation across the South. Notably, it has thrived without aggressive recruitment, graduates widely dispersed and valued for training. The campus boasts a rich library, scientific apparatus, and a skilled faculty led by President Hillman and Prof. Menger, who have served 32 years, with capable assistant teachers enhancing the program in a healthy, refined environment.
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South
Hillman
Menger
Notance
Timmr
Wm. Henninges
Cleveland
Rowan Conservatory
Drive Dex
I. T. Fitzhugh
A. M
Indictments Against B T Hobbs Fronts Page Today
Grand Jury handed in two more indictments against Mr B T Hobbs after 1 pm yesterday. Captures served by a deputy sheriff. Hobbs posted bond quickly as court recessed at 2 pm. Indictments tied to publications about Col Hawilton since earlier indictments. Bonds signed for 200 on each indictment. Sheridan dies after long illness ending era figures in Civil War.
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B.T. Habbs
Hobbs
Judge North
Col. Hawilton
Warren County
Messrs
J. G. Cashman
Geo. Anderson
McCabe & Anderson
Vicksburg Post
A Neutral in a Moral Crisis Across the Nation
A long prose fragment decries a neutral figure as cowardly and treacherous. It condemns the unnamed Douglas supporter and praises moral heroes, asserting that neutrality amid political fealty harms the republic and weakens manhood while urging steadfast allegiance to righteous leaders.
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McGregor
Douglas
Ant
Dr. Mitchell praised as wise head of Lunatic Asylum
A Canton Daily piece lauds Dr. T J Mitchell as calm thoughtful and long experienced in treating diseased minds. It notes the Board of Trustees including the Governor as ex officio member made a wise choice, citing annual insight from nearly five hundred patients.
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Strummit J Sentinel
Otken
Anylung
Jackson
Paya
T. J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Board of ‘Trustees
Bishop Galloway of Mississippi A Brief Biographical Sketch
A lengthy profile outlines Bishop Galloway born in Korciusko Mississippi in 184? reared in the Methodist Church. It details his education at the University of Mississippi, his ordination in 1865, pastorates in Jackson Canton and Vicksburg, his editorship of the Temperance Banner, and his rapid rise to bishop in 1886. The piece notes his public roles, writings, marriage to Maria Willis in 1860, and their five children. It also describes his character, leadership, and a planned home near the Methodist Church in Natchez, plus a local note about Natchez voting funds to widen the Little J Railroad gauge.
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Jackson
Temperance Banner
Vicksburg
University of Mississippi
Linus Parker
N. C. Christian Advocate
Galloway
State University
Centenary College
Prohibition
Nashville
Baltimore
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Church, South
Richmond
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Indiana
Arkansas
White River
Little Rock
North Texas
Montana
Columbia
Oregon
Paville
Los Angeles
G Man
Central Mexico
Searcy
Ark
Iis
Western Conference
Our
Uversity
Mian
HE. Willis
E. B. Willis
Willie
Hallie
Maggie
Charles
Ethel
Joshua
Methodist Church
Fayette Reports Mad Dogs and Dry Weather Riffraff
The state faces a flare of fever and dryness as Fayette reports mad dogs while Lamerdale goes wet by a narrow 813 majority. Durant’s complex future looms. Local figures discuss Dr PW Peeples as governor candidate and Mrs HB Kella slated as editor. Camp meeting opens at Fehler’s camp ground tomorrow amid political chatter and notable deaths.
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Fayette
Bishop Hargrove
Columbus
Pike County
Lamerdale
Personal Journalism and presses face trials over malfeasance
A local alliance defends newspapers exposing corruption and urges swift judicial action against public officials. A Whisky Protective Association head cites whisky production costs in a tongue in cheek response. Four indictments for criminal libel target B I Hobbs, editor of the Brookwave Leaver, with a forecast Hobbs may prevail.
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Simeson Cousty Almiaace
Alliance
Hobbs
Brookwave Leaver
Warren County Grand Jury
Yazoo Herald
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New Orleans
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Crystal Springs
Bardwell
Yazoo City
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Clarksville
Tenn
Jeff. D. Bell
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de Soto County
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Cooper Shelton
Warren Circuit
Winona
Alliance Exchange
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Prospect
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U.S
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Franklin County
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Charley Catham
James Enoeha
E. W. Enoebs
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Harrison Page
Claiborne County
Chas E. Buck
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Linven, Tex
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Huntsville Female College
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