Mississippi Democratic Platform Adopted by State Convention
The Mississippi Democratic Platform reaffirms fidelity to the U S Constitution and aims for home rule government with unalienable rights. It supports equal rights, impartial criminal justice, non discrimination, public schools, levee upkeep, and restrained taxation while inviting investment and protecting citizens' liberties.
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Anguat
Angiat
Mississippi
United States
Crases
Jeffersonion
Editorial notes on strikes and politics in Ohio
Editorial notes discuss a railroad wage strike, the death sentence for Wm. B. Martin in Jones county, and Geo. Hoadley's renomination by Ohio Democrats. Mentions a county race, and a state championship game between the Vicksburg Southrons and West Point Rifles with a $1000 purse.
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Tie
Meridian
Guy. Lowry
Wm. B. Martin
Jones Eruuty
Ile
Geo. Hoadley
Ohio
Hoadly
Voruker
Vicksburg Southrons
West Point Rifes
Tom Dickson
Attalr
Fle
Polntial
Cnet
Democratic State Convention Nominees Prominent In Mississippi
The Democratic State Convention nominated Gov. Lowry for governor amid strong support and praised leadership. Shands was renominated for lieutenant governor, Hemingway for secretary of state, and Marshall Miller won attorney general after a long contest. Prof. J. Preston was chosen state superintendent of education. The platform of 1877 and ERA revisions was readopted with changes. The event featured broad church aid, lodging for delegates, and a peaceful, orderly process despite opposition from some factions.
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Vie
Rivery
Naig
Langey
Lowry
Sle
Inc
Misia
Ted
Prople
Democratic Party of
Mississipy
Wijusi
Dean
Missiseinyd
Shands
Hemingway
Stace
Linen
Thomsen
Aeke
Womi
W. W. Stowe
Washington
Genervnl
Yalee Yisha
Convention Nomination Fiasco in Lipscomb Controversy
Private John Allen of Lee denounces the Mighty East infirmary strain at the State Convention and urges Lipscomb of Columbus for nomination. The request is denied, prompting further political theater as other candidates are sacrificed and the process continues in a somber, ceremonial mood.
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Tast
Offve
Lipscomb
Columbus
John Allen
Lee
East
Jobo
Efalu
Bearete
Personal rebuke pulls no punch at Brookhaven Radiator
A Brookhaven letter challenges a hostile Radiator attack on the paper’s editor, calling the piece a vile personal assault. The writer refrains from deeper conflict, arguing the Radiator’s motives lack decency and noting threats about future commentary if provoked.
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Brookhaven
Woowand
Asman
Fest
Jackson
Lowever
The Attorney Generalship contest in Mississippi politics
The piece discusses R H Thompson as a top candidate for attorney general, the party’s split vote dynamics, McPherson’s withdrawal, Gow’s nomination from a neighboring county, and liquor policy shaping. It notes a settled personal dispute between Hamilton Yosking and H C Fairman, with Fairman expected to resume journalism. Ex-Congressman Lynell may challenge Postmaster Holmes of Natchez over campaign conduct.
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R. Hi. Thompson
Mississippi
Warren County
Biter
Realizic Hd
Mc Phompson Eaily
Major Gow
My Thompson
Messrs
Ihis
Lynell
Holmes
Natchez
Washig
Mississippi Governor Accepts Nomination at Convention
Gov. Lowry offered a grateful, patient acceptance after a unanimous renomination, pledging fidelity to Mississippi's welfare and the Democratic platform. He thanked voters, defended administration due to fair enforcement and progress, and urged unity under Democratic rule with a vision of national harmony and prosperity.
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Lowry
Hone
C. B. Mitchell
Pantotoe
W. H. Efardy
Lauderdale
G. B. Huddleston
Scott
Apprause
Vote for Governor sparks Mississippi party resolutions
A long column discusses Governor race and party factions in Mississippi. It notes selections of Special Examiner posts, local gatherings, and contentious remarks about carpetbagger era figures, followed by dense party platform statements on liquor laws, tax supports, and state rights as the Democratic and Republican camps maneuver. The piece cites dates, names, and meetings, including a Mississippi state convention appeal and family notes from Amite County.
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Gow Digan
Missisippi
Taigis
Medersk
Democonti Seidion
Mississippi
Republi
Andy
Daeksoen
Alcorn
Uga
Ite
Mr. Ransom Jd. Causey
Amite Country
Hi Family
Baptist Church
Toll Fellowship
Causey
Amite County
Tapksom
Eneas
Berg
Petsots
Demmerstic Party
Ehetiies
National Democratic
Che Liane
Democratic Party
Pasig
Tedson
Chetiselvon
Pateet
Hingong
Mloptyny
Carey
Aries Naran
Chamvinas
Ss. R. Consay
William James
Woo Brace
Ture
Moun
Miss Culley at Summit Promises Noted Education Value
Lea Female College advertises Len mate Culley at Summit as a premier Mississippi institution. The piece lauds the college as a historic seat of learning with esteemed president and graduates, praising its mineral water and serene, malaria-free High pine region. The matron Miss Cote Ojken is highlighted as a trusted guardian. the ad notes strong state endorsements and the school’s high standing among Mississippi scholars.
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Len Mate Culley
Summit
Amon
Mississippi
Mallaria
Vicksturg Post
A Sad Carner
A woman recounts a decline in health linked to emotional distress and illness. The piece laments general debility and loss of vigor, noting feelings of sorrow and decreased appetite, with reference to weakened digestion and vitality.
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Ellora
Mosettios
Shu
Leon
Brown
Dee Sorrin
Fife
Letter Questioning Medicines By Home Bitters Co
Isaac H. Stenutoy writes to the Tome Bitters Co questioning the classification of their products as medicines He argues the preparations should be sold as medicinal remedies and not for liquor dealing He asserts the high character of the physicians recommending the products and warns against mislabeling as food or drink.
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Sturgeon
Collerter
Tang
Tome Bitters Co
Isaac H. Stenutoy
Shilor's Cure and sale notices from Baltimore merchants
An OCR fragment touts Shilor's Cure with guarantees against ailments of the liver stomach and bowels. It lists sale points in Baltimore and nearby shops, encouraging purchase via physicians and storekeepers, with various claims and proprietor names scattered through.
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Vhemsday
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Glo. M. Govan
Pxr
L. Hemingway
Cannons
Auditor Public Accounts
W. WL Stone
Wasixetos
Por
T. Marshall Miller
Wannts
Bivate Executive Committee
West Robits Firth
W. He Mardy
F. Nowl
Lexington
DSTO
Neilson
Woodbeilry
AOL
Longzive
Monticeliie
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Cameron
Canton
J. F. Sessions
J. 1. Power
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Donst
Trinerss
Ja. B. Bed. Shert
Yue Ligorn
Chulee
Gov. Lowry
Sunshine
Mississippis
Howe
Goversuw
Wade
Ime
Democratic Party of Mississippi
National Democratic Party
Land of the Free
Tae Leaore
the Taitmor Doslere
J. Denham
United States Treasury
Merrick
District of Columbia Supreme Court
State Dental Association
W. W. Westmoreland
W. A. Magruder
G. B. Clements
A. H. Hilim
R. J. Miller
C. C. Crowder
Starkville Jone
Lowery
Attala
Dewton
Holivar
Calhoun
Carroll
Clarke
Coahoma
Covington
Desoto
Frouk
Greene
Grenada
Hancock Harrison
Ars Hind Tuhnes
Texan
Truw
Anil Jackson
Kempar
Lawrence
Dawke
Jones Liwl
Lowndes Madisont
Marion
Ber
Avshiat Palgennery
Pstierlon
Ai Hyer
Panola
Oktibbelia
Pery
Vin Warn Washington
W. Hews Webster
Wilkinson Winston
Yublinshaws
Elieiee
Lea Female College
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Union
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Onme
Ineds Central Railroad
Vicksborg Heralt
Christian Temperance Usain of
Moria
Morita
Wil Sels Gates
Andrew Hanne
Natheg
Dutiny Payne
Gow
Lawey Tig
State Menitentis
Ely Eines
Home Bitters Co
David Kennedy
Fanevite
Ky Wl Houdout
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Dugvists
Lidian
Lira
Lavi
E. Foutz
Baltimore
Shilor
Daughiry & Smy
Kohlllian
Pane
Kohlinan's
Kolluan's
Rova, Ganels
Canal Royal Hagive Pownen Co
Wall St. NY
Board of Supervisors
Towust
Bridger Wi
Pair River
Brehaven
Monticello
Chitto
Mowne
Brookhaven Grove
Chancery Cl
Bse
Chancery
M. Martin
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