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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1902

Page

6

Noted Phrases on Struggle and Duty in Fated Life

A dialogue among Seton Grimswold and others discusses enduring effort, personal kicks, and the value of perseverance. They contrast laziness with discipline, praising Holforth and Elizabeth Morrison as symbols of resolve and earned regard, while lamenting missed chances and wasted talents.

Holforth Grimswold Elizabeth Seton Fife Luke Holforth Hades Grimewald Betty

Noted Lovers Pass in Life’s currents at Port

A dramatic segment from a Chicago Tribune piece describes Luke Holforth and Elizabeth Grimswold nearing union despite past separations. Their dialogue contrasts fate and courage as life’s currents test devotion, with reflections on aging, work, and the meaning of true partnership.

Holfortha Grimawolds Setons Luke Holforth Carrenia Ife Eink Elizabeth Grimswold Grimewold Molforth Betty Teun Alwell Chicago Tribune

Pension distributions completed in Mississippi counties

Auditor reports pension payments nearly finished with warrants issued to all counties except thirteen awaiting voucher returns. County totals include Adams 1263.30 and Lauderdale 5913.40 among many others, Monroe county receiving the largest warrant at 7665.75 while Issaquena gets 157.30.

Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Calhoun Carroll Chickasaw Choctaw Claiborne Clarke Clay Coaboma Copivh Covington DeSoto Franklin Greene Grenada Hancock Harrison Hinds Holmes Issaquena Liawamba Jackson Jefferson Jones Kemper Lafayuette Lauderdale Lawrence Lee Letlore Lincoln Lowndes Madison Marion Ste Marshall Mon- Montgomery Yeshioka Newton Noxubee Oktibbeha Panola T River Perry Pike Pontotoc Prentiss Quitman Rankin Scott Sharkey Limp Smith Sunflower Tallahatchie Tate Tippah Tishomingo Tunica Union Warren Washington Wayne Sul Webste Vriba Yalobusha Yazoo Tancock Quitman Monroe County

England considers lifting cattle embargo from New England ports

London December six The board of agriculture signals readiness to remove the embargo on cattle from New England ports once the U S department of agriculture deems the outbreak suppressed. Cattle from Boston bound ships are landing under restrictions at Liverpool and more ships are due. Importers say current quarantine limits U S meat supply and note shifting shipments via New York.

London Board of Agriculture New England American Department of Agriculture Liverpool Boston New York Argentine Republic United England

Governors clash over quarantine amid foot and mouth disease fear

Gov Stone protests Gov Yates Illinois order against Pennsylvania cattle arguing no disease here since 1982 and warning the measure harms export trade. He, with Dr Leonard Pearson, urges withdrawal of quarantines not tied to infected states as federal authorities find. Lincoln Hotel proprietor and night clerk Smith and Weber arrested after fatal Whey incident.

Harrisburg Stone Yates Ilinois Pennsylvania New England New York New Jersey Gov. Stone Philadelphia Baltimore United States Boston Leonard Pearson Pennsylvania State Livestock Sanitary Board Smith and Weber Chicago Dee. G Fred A. Smith Lincoln Hotel Great Britat RE. C. Weber Harrison Esscee Praeger O'Neill John J. Brennan

History may hinge on Venezuela crisis response

Washington dispatch warns twelve European warships may seize Venezuelan ports to pressure Caracas. The piece notes Britain and Germany seek to enforce debts, threaten Monroe Doctrine, and could prompt U.S. naval action led by Admiral Dewey if tensions escalate within two weeks.

St. Louis Washington United States Great Britain Germany Venezuela Castro Caracas Valencia Orinoco River Admiral Dewey Culebra la Guay Angl Geronin Magative South America United States Navy

Paralysis of the Heart Death of Minister Buck in Japan

Minister Buck died in Japan in a sudden heart paralysis event. The loss is mourned by colleagues and church members as a remarkable life ends.

Mississippi Hugh Miller Thompson Thompson Buck Japan Igh Yokohama United States Albert E. Buck Shinhama

Carrie Nation in Jail after drugstore clashes

Topeka reports Mrs. Carrie Nation jailed on disturbing the peace after forcible ejections from drugstores and a hotel. A crowd tailed her while doors were slammed in her face as she urged prohibition.

Topeka Kas Carrie Nation

Notable 19th Century Statesmen and Crime Highlights

Obscure biographical notes of John Elliott Ward, longtime Georgia lawyer and diplomat, summarizing his birth, presidency of the 1865 Buchanan convention, service as U S district attorney in 1838 and Savannah ministry, with later law practice in New York. A montage of crime trials, pardons, train robberies, and local incidents follows, listing Caleb Powers new trial, Harvey Logan sentences, and various misdeeds across Mississippi, Kentucky, and Tennessee.

John Elliott Ward Dorchester Caleb Powers Frankfort Goebel Nfe O'Rear Powers Cantrill Team Hobber Harvey Logan Montana Knoxville Tenn Clark Columbus, O Logan United States Court of Appeals Cincinnati

Blizzard Sweeps New England Delays Mount

A snow and sleet storm hits New York state and New England on December 6. Transit on elevated lines slows, surface service struggles, and Albany reports heavy snowfall with trains 1 to 5 hours late. Blizzard conditions spread from Schenectady to Saratoga and Newburgh while Rochester to Buffalo see milder weather.

New York Albany Schenectady Newburgh Saratoga Rochester Buffalo New Englaind

Snow Storm Paralyzes Eastern Pennsylvania Railways

Snow and wind hit eastern Pennsylvania on Friday, four inches in Philadelphia area, wind 34 mph at 11. Telegraph lines between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh nearly failed and streetcar traffic was crippled. A wagon collided with a trolley, killing George Chiverton, while two others suffered fractures in West Philadelphia. Eight inches fell in the anthracite region but mining continued with little disruption.

Philadelphia Dee Pennsylvanian Pittsburg George Chiverton West Philadelphia

Severe Storm Destroys Property in Hampton Roads

A heavy wind and rain storm hit Newport News on Friday morning causing widespread damage. One man drowned in Warwick County and many vessels were torn from moorings or driven ashore. several houses and structures were damaged or flooded.

Newport News Hampton Roads Warwick County

Denny Found Guilty and Related Court Actions

In St Louis Judge Ryan convict Charles J Denny of a charged case after four hours ten minutes deliberation. Edward Butler gains civil rights restored after judge reverses prior ruling. John Hobbes found guilty of attempting to kill step sons Walter and Walter and sentenced to ten years in Waupun. Queen Wilhelmina to tour Europe next summer. Dr Henry Cutler noted composer and conductor dies. Newspaper man Charles Harton dies in San Bernardino. US business failures numbers rise for week ending December 4.

St. Louis Charles J. Denny House of Debates Ryan Iman Edward Butler Judge Ryan Butler Ken Appleton Wis Dee Shawenee John Hobbes George Martin Walter Waupun

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