The Fifty Six Congress Opens Amid Party Strife
The Fifty-Sixth Congress convened with Republicans holding majorities in both houses. Speaker David B. Henderson elected. Reed rules adopted as Democrats backed Richardson. Utah’s polygamist B H Roberts denied swearing in pending a committee report.
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Henderson
Town
Tom Reed
Booth Tucker
House
David B. Heidberson
Richardson
Tennessee
B. H. Roberts
Utah
of Utah
Roberts
Taylor
Ohi
United States Treasury
Secretary of Treasury
Itis
Lawyers Clash Over Constitutional Amendment Issue
Prominent Mississippi lawyers dispute the effect of a proposed constitutional amendment on how electors vote. Senator Noel and Justice Campbell back opposing views while others argue the amendment requires a direct majority of qualified electors voting for passage.
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Leroy Percy
Aly Campbell
Iongino
Pratik
Dob Son
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Th H. Thergsen
Editar
Creewood Commonwealth
Sufet Tran
Prom
Noel Wither
Thacumen Tent
Ated Bax
Campbell
Jeritie
Euvey
Alvortes
Cvateni
Messissippi
van Elvetion
Petia
Tioe
Tyre Earl
ISO
TSG
ISR
Ceohl
Lee
Mississippi Finance Figures From Statewide Assessment
The Mississippi biennial debt report shows state personal property value at 1505 million and total property value near 56.0 billion. Debt and tax allocations include railroad and utility assessments with detailed bond and interest data for officials and entities across the state. The report also notes a public interest item about a Baltimore child balloon incident in Kansas.
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Sean Phe Tata
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Ballon Commission
Mississippi
Ss. Sai
Uno
Trease May
Leomignira
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Mississippi News Roundup From Decade of Conflicting Incidents
A jagged collection of items reports suicides in Corinth and Fayette, a cotton mill subscription in Enterprise, and a blaze at Meridia. It notes a sheriff shooting a resisting suspect, a two year old killed by a kick, a new pastor at Biloxi, and mill sales in Rosalie. Also mentions a Jackson Thanksgiving plan, railroad work, burglaries, and court actions in various counties.
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Koseisky
Fayette
North Mississippi
West Point
Citizens of Enterprise Thror
South Vicksburg
Corinth
Dexey
Scranton
B. Searcy
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Baptist
First Baptist Church
Biloxi
Laurel
Mississippi
New Orleans
Koseluske
Belnard Targhton
Holy Stallsworth
Meridia
Peter Robinson
Taylors, Ville
Macon
Power & Lieht
Rosalie
Nateles Cotton Mul Co
Vicksburg
Dew Minh
Jackson
Serantin
Byrne
Helen D. Bell
McLaurin
Blake
Conqvier
Lee County
Pike County
Darburner
Sam Stuart Hisstor
Ly Lon Mass
New Orlee
Novsoth
University of Mississippi
Tatane Eesarted
Hinscock
Mills
Jones and Neshoty
Lincoln
Warren
Winston
Win. Gibson
Port Gibson
J.D. Watts
Redwood
Hivkson
Galt
Bridges
Enpora
W. Richardson
Alo SP. Simmons
Nutehoe
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Houchton
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Kosciusko
Charles D. Smith & Co
Birmingham
Pont Leon
Neill Pearcy
Byram
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Brookhaven, Miss
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Yitthon
Sam Lightfoot
Brookhaven
Mississippi News
J. N. Hollingworth
Bennett
Hat
Natchez
Tom Pitchford
Cumberland Telephone Company
Dock Tharp
Webster County
Washington
Dorsey
Fred Beal
Ed. Minor
Hardy
Diolde
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St. Charles Street
New Orleans, la
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Sudadd Gorden
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East Union Mills
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Wall St. Atlanty, Ga
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Brookhaven Marble Works
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