Brookhaven Miss Lender Publication Details
Publication notice lists staff including Joanp Dimectons Drake Patton Chambers Barr Webbe Snell Crister and Orme Leanex Bonaire. Addresses Brookhaven 22 W Svevance St. Entered 24 the Brookhaven Trust for second class mail matter. Subscriptions due in advance one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanp Or Dimectons
J. P. Drake
W. B. Patton
J. W. Chambers
T. P. Barr
Lens M. Webbe
Mary Metre Snell
W. J. Crister
Prohibition party meeting set in Brook Haven Aug 30
A notice from August 20 1895 or 1896 calls Lincoln County Prohibition party members to meet at the Brook Haven Court House on Friday August 30 at 10 am to consider nominating a fall county ticket for the November election and to transact other business.
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Lincoln County
Court House
Brookhaven
B. T. Hobbs
Co. Ex. Com
E. P. Doverass
National Fund Appeal for Prohibition Work
The National Prohibition Committee at Albion Michigan seeks broader contributions after a depressed January. A two dollar main collection is suggested with occasional larger sums. Names of contributors will be published next week. Samuel Dickie, chairman, Albion, Mich. Also notes legal and political affairs: Judge W P Baggett reports a California Supreme Court win worth about one million, with a contingent fee of a quarter. Mississippi ties, and shifting Prohibition stances in local party nominations are discussed, plus a St John Tillman Prohibition Park debate outcome.
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National Committee
National Fund
Samuel Dickie
Albion
Mich
W. P. Baggett
Hon
Wm. Baggett
San Francisco
Supreme Court of California
Hoe
Mr. Baggett
Mississippi
Lome
St. John
Kansas
Tillman
South Carolina
Prohibition Park
Staten Island
The
Leader
Madison County
Bishop Galloway
Mask
P. E
Grenada County
Francis Willard
Geren
Madison
Percc
Africa
Prohibitionists Split Over Liquor Issue at People's Party
Henry Ware criticizes the People's party State Convention for ignoring the liquor question. He urges Ratliff Burkitt and allies to shift or dissolve the party, accusing them of failing to take a firm Prohibition stance and deceiving Prohibitionists who allied with them.
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People's Party
Henry Ware
Themeeelves
Ratliff
Burkitt
People’s Party
Crystal Springs Opinion Flows Against McLaurin Over Marshall Trial
Public sentiment in Crystal Springs favors opposition to Mr. McLaurin due to his link with the Marshall trial. Friends view his position as delicate, with no open pledge to withdraw support, yet enthusiasm has cooled and indifference grown. The Springs Meteor notes mixed reactions and local unease.
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Crystal Springs
McLaurin
Marshall
Springs
Miss Belle Kearney letter from Paris to Mississippi
A Miss Belle Kearney letter from Paris describes travels across Europe in 1506 including London World’s Convention. She details stops at Grindelwald Lucerne Pisa Milan Rome Naples Pompeii Florence Venice Paris and sights like Notre Dame the Eiffel Tower Louvre and Versailles. She praises Miss de Breen in Belleville Paris and urges Mississippi women to join missionary work with the W C T U. The letter notes a political moment as Populists nominate Chas B Bawls for state holder in the senator district.
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Paris
France
Dean Sistens
Mississippi
London
Jassie Ackerman
Grindelwald
European Chautauqua Instituted By Rev. Dr. Luun, and Represented the W.C.T. U
Phelps
Dominion of Canada
Jungfrau
Wetterhorn
Switzerland
Lucerne
Geneva
Lake Leman
Castle of
Chillon
Italy
Modane
Turin
Pisa
Genoa
Milan
Rome
Naples
Pompeii
Florence
Venice
Royal Palace
Galileo
Columbus
Leonardo de’Vinci
St. Paul's
Caligula
Mt. Vesuvius
Uffizi
Pitti
Savonarola
Michael Angelo
Dante
Grand Canal
Rialto
Shylock
Doge’s Palace
St. Mark's Cathedral
Bridge of Sighs
Browning
Napoleon
Notre Dame
Hiffel Tower
Louvre
Luxembourg
Madeline
Pantheon
Morgue
Seine
Tuilleries Gardens
Place de Concorde
Champs de'Elysees
St. Cloud
Versailles
Palace of St. Cloud
Republic of
Heround
Penitentiary for life verdict in Brandon murder case
A Brandon murder case ends swiftly after a guilty plea to first degree murder. Dabney Marshall and Harry Coleman receive life sentences. Diets family favors settlement over hangings. Judge Mayers orders transfer to the state penitentiary as crowd disperses quietly.
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Marshall
Ceiaman
Fos
Brandon
Vollar
RN. Miller
Clarion-Ledger
LW. Miller
Jf Mayers
Dietes
Supreme Court
T. Dabney Marshall
Dinkins
Dabney Marshall
Mr. Dinkins
Fox
Pail Dinkins
Stude
Mayers
Paul Dinkins
Miller
Panitentiary
S. 8
Parker
Jackson
Curlota
Prohibition Advocate Clarifies Party Loyalty in 1805
Grenesnone Ga July 18 1805 J H Gambrell states he split from the Democratic party fourteen years earlier due to its pro liquor platform. He identifies as a Prohibition party supporter and rejects Populist alignment over liquor policy, urging readers to know his stance and avoid controversy.
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Grenesnone
Ranor People's Party
Tae Leapen
Prohibition Party
Democratic Party
Ransom
North Carolina
Bagalist Party
J. H. Gambrell
Street Fight on McGrath's Corner Ends in Arrests
A morning street clash at McGrath's corner left Sim Roberts and Willis Dixon injured after a gun barrage and knife combat. Dixon fired a shotgun, wounding Roberts in the thigh and arm. Roberts answered with a knife, slashing Dixon’s throat, forehead, and wrist. They were separated and jailed. motive cited as jealousy over a young woman, with tempers flaring amid a crowd attracted by the gunfire.
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McGrath
Sim Roberts
Willis Dixon
Dixon
Roberts
Daughtry
Rev H M Long Restored To Health In Mississippi
The Rev H M Long of Singuaquaark Mississippi is reported fully restored mentally and physically per a certificate from local physicians and citizens. He plans to return to pastoring as opportunities arise, with inquiries from Baptist churches. The notice also promotes The Shaker Digestive Cordial as a digestive aid, urging readers to obtain a pamphlet from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Long
Memphis
Rev
H.M. Long
Scholarship drive at Luka Normal Institute seeks 880 funds
500 students to be admitted as capacity rises to 880. 340 September 3 1905 and 240 January 21 1896 offered as scholarships covering meals, lights, fuel, furnished rooms and tuition for 10 months. Applicants must be from any Southern state county, never attended the Normal, and will board with the President. First come first served.
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Tuka Normal Institute
Normal
H. A. Dean
Luka
Miss
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