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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
2
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An extraordinary one year subscription deal for The Leaven and The Home and Farm appears, offering The Leaven free for the balance of 1900 and the Home and Farm for a full year at 1.50. Open to new subscribers and renewals through January 1, 1901, with favorable remarks on Lincoln county roads and local farming prosperity, plus a mix of poems and local commentary.
City of Brookhaven Mississippi convened December 4 1900 with Mayor J B Daughtry and Aldermen Abrams Moreton Seavey present. They approved accounts for water works power house and school, ordered payment and received Feitel Well Co. well contract 850 dollars, and authorized extending Catherine street to Church street with quit claim deed or open alley as needed. Municipal officers structure and election rules laid out and proclaimed for next general election.
The President urges generous Philippine home rule and restraint on lynchings, recommends paying Spanish War losses, building a cable to Hawaii, and an army of 100000 with 15000 native Filipinos. He seeks federal jurisdiction over lynchings, a new Alaska treaty, measures to boost shipping and a trade reciprocity with foreign states, supports canal strategy, reports Sultan yields, endorses Buffalo Exposition subsidies, and Cuba's new constitution for stable government.
Mississippi items note a Thanksgiving ball in Beltwina and multiple brief notices across towns. Widespread short items reference arrests, store losses, marriages, elections, and local improvements, with names like Mrs. F. B. Carlow and Col. William Inge prominent among obituaries and public notices.
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