Vote of Lincoln County and Brookhaven Rail Schedule
The text records a Lincoln County Democratic primary date and a Brookhaven railway timetable with arrival and departure times for trains between New Orleans Jackson Brookhaven and Canton. It lists daily and mixed trains, freight services, and station stops with numerous times and route notes. The fragment mentions trains Nos 6 and 4, and connections to Mc Celichy and Canton, noting early morning and late evening departures and arrivals.
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INOS
Brookhaven
Heaven
New Olean
Brookhavelt
Jackson
Teaves
New
New Orleans
Merrow
Henge
Dauly
Duekwon
Brookliven
New ObTenefines
Leven Fackson
Hruokhavens
Seth
Fackson
Brookiiven
Dacksan
Artiven Ab Brooktuten
Aruiven
Joval
Mc CeuliChy
Brook Taeen
No. US
Irookwid Canton
Caton
Brookhaves
Brookhaven Notes Show Local Life And Law Orders
The Brookhaven section lists social visits, family travel, school openings, and local business promotions. It notes arrests for drunkenness and gaming, a mayor’s court run, and enforcement under the Dinsmore law against property owners aiding bootlegging.
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Oscar Wood
Pike County
Stanley Byrd
Hardy Magee
Wsa
Wood
Lanier
Marshal Byrd
Andrew Foster
Dinsmore
Foster
County Executive Committee Adjourned Meeting Notes 1903
Official proceedings of the August 28 1903 adjourned Mississippi Lincoln County Democratic Executive Committee canvassed primary returns. W B Watts R C Applewhite Wade Summers IC Bryant CM Brister J B Wills John Walker J Gill Bartlett Smith N F E Womack declared nominees and adjourned. Sewer bond proposal of 30000 failed 77 to 76. not enough votes for two thirds.
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Mississippi
Lincoln County
Court House
Ieeor
R. C. Applewhite
Wade L. Summers
Bryant
C.M. Brister
J. B. Wills
John Walker
T. J. Gill
Justice of the Peace
Bartlett Smith
Constable
FE. Womack
A. C. McNatr
W. F. Parsons
Union Hall School Opens Eight Month Session Rally
Union Hall School begins an eight month term on September 1 with principal Graves and professors Purser Green Hamilton Smith Girault addressing attendees. Dinner on grounds. Town and visitors invited. Also notes resignations, local injuries, social visits, cotton arrivals, railroad depot plans, and local photography studio reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Purser
Green
Hamilton Smith
Girault
Citation Notice from State Court Relayed in Obscure Form
Filing appears as a damaged OCR item referencing a divorce case and judge McMillan with a law firm Kodol. It mentions a date in May and a Supreme authority, with scattered names and unclear actions. The readable parts indicate a divorce petition and official notice style from a state court.
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McMillan
Woman and fashion a Tandence wrapper design note
This description touts a desirable wrapper with comfort and style. It highlights a fitted garment perforated for walking length, a princess back, and loose confined fronts as key design features.
Fashion notes and patterns for wrappers and gowns
The article describes sewing a medium size wrapper from cashmere or cotton with a watteau back and optional belt. It notes a dainty afternoon wrap, lace yokes, and velvet ribbons, plus a practical seven and a quarter yards of material. It then surveys hair trends, jeweled rosettes, butterfly forms, and a Japanese silk gown silhouette with a popular mid length belted jacket style in velvet.
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Prac
Description of Garment with Black Braid and Stand Collar
The article describes a well cut garment featuring wide black braid, a high standing collar that can be worn turned down, and squared mannish lapels. It is slightly cut away in front below the waist with a camera routed off styling following period conventions.
Choice Miscellany reveals memory feats and oddities
Rail mail clerk Frank J. Thrasher of Roxbury aces a case exam sorting 42 000 New York and New England post offices at 83.4 cards per minute earning commendation from General Superintendent White. The item blends curiosities, Moorish Seville reflections, beard record stories, river steamer notes, New York milk dangers, and a brief geology tease about Crater Lake depth.
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Uncle Sam
Frank J. Thrasher
Roxbury
Boston
New York
Thrasher
Railway
New York State
New England
Albany
Aloe
James E. White
Washington
Boston Herald
NEW SHORT STORIES Du Chatilo’s Meal of Womanhood
A fragment from a 19th century column discusses the late Paul do Chatilo and his chivalrous, vanity ridden nature. It notes his fondness for escorting girls to matinees, his misdated birth year, and his paradoxical mix of refined manners with whimsical pride. Also mentions Joseph Merrefield of Baltimore, a charity advocate opposing indiscriminate giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Chatilo
Paul Do Chatilo
Paris
Helen Hyerston Smith
Joseph Merrefield
Baltimore
Noted Quotes and Oddities From Old Papers
A fragmented column recalls street alms, a newsboy coup, and a stray remark about a costumed charity for the poor. It shifts to Lindsay and Blackburn in a train car and a brief anecdote from Saturday Evening Post about a surgeon’s experiment with facial swelling and a violet-tinted solution.
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Charles Street
Charly Organization Society
Merre Gekd
Newsboy
Mx. Storrefield
Mackbate
Lindsay
Carliale
Kentucky
Blackburn
Alleshang Hills
Saturday Evening Post
Robert P. Weir
Ami
Woir
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Pia Dais Cay
Jesse Day
Annie Cassedy
Chicago
W. FE. Price
Wesson
Lily Frien
Virginia
Robert Bowles
Pensacola, Fla
Confed
Miss Lily Bloom
Charmine
Miss Pauline Butler
R. W. McNair
Louise Hackney
John Aylward
Abshagan Bros. Bakery
M.fr. Flood
Little Mary Thomas
Beulil Brock
Mt. Hermon
Heuck
Mattie Dunning
Bessie Dunning
Crystal Springs
Pastor Purser
W.K. Wood
Mr.Wood
Hartman’s
A.C. Seavey & Sons
Geo. B. Costello
Misa Anna Larnes
Hattiesburg
The
Lodies' Aid Society of the Union
Fall Church
L. H. Eral
Annie, Lee
Virgie Marshall
Leora Edler
Eunice Massie Powell
N. Harris
Chas. A. McConslough
Plane
Ford
Beckeree
Carrie Crego
Illinois
Anna Middleton
Terry
Addie Smith
Louise Germany
Hammond
C. B. Perkins
Buck
Chattanooga
Beverly Middleton
Hattie Williams
Norfield
Sartin
Duncan Magee
McGrath
W. W. Newsom
Frank Martin
C. C. Smith
Allemands
Inlaw
Isaac Smith
Montgomery
W. L. Bowen
Eliza Bridges
Fernwood
Lula McCullough
Osie Rawls
Ruth
H. Sannyers, Sr
Fair River
Barnes
Sallie Raynham
St. Francisville
Middleton
Heuck’s
Parsons, May, Oberschmidt Co
Front Street
Caroline Ford
Whitworth
Opera House
Penn
Ponbltavey
Jin Jackson
Critz Club
Horace Cansingham
McComb City
Lois “Fenn
Mayor's Court
City of Brookhaven
Kid Richardson
Squire Miller
Sam Cagle
Frank Smith
City of
George White
Lizzie Black
Hattie Rollins
Tigers
Price Drug Co’s
A. Critz
K. Vardaman
BR. Synivalentehiney
D. Mona
R . Applewhite
Frank Greer
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Reliable House
J.W. Losse Tailoring Co
Pall
WEY
Reliapr
Mammoth
Gulf and Ship Island
MU Au
Mammoth Mineral Springs
Mammoth Springs
Miss
T. H. Perkins Furniture Co
County Executive Committee
Renew
Board of Aldermen
Kickers
Union Hall School
Leader
James H. Neville
Seacoast District
W.T. McDonald
Bay St. Louis
Bar
Chickasahay
Quitman
A. J. Doggett
J. A. Snyder
Jof Alto
M. T. Flood
Caseyville
Waynesboro
Gulf & Ship Island Railroad
Osaka
Paxton
Bessie Cooke
Layton & Winslow's
Mule
Bewstt 4
Hea
Bees Ac
Woman and Fashion
NE Dalton
Tie Keeley
Druc Co
Litation Kotive
Mere
Willi
Mage
Seville
Euphrates
Tigris
Spain
Sicily
Europe
Granada
Christ
Moltke
Vol 'Tapley
Mexico
Champ Clark
Tapley
Inter Ocean
Mobile
Birmingham
Age
Fherald
Alice Katharine Pallows
Molors
Horrora
A. Countess
London
Geological Survey
Oregon
United States
Business — College
New Ovicams
Clee
Dulbiling
Sita
Abshagen
Wm. Abshagen
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