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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1898
Page
4
An issue filled with religious exhortation on harmony with God and laws, urging moral reform and condemning killing. The piece evokes sermons, Prohibition sentiment, and social reflection while mentioning political tensions and a Caribbean mob reference, with scattered names and local concerns.
The article outlines the Noel amendment to the state constitution aiming to create an elective judiciary, detailing the proposed census provision, districting rules, and the method of electing supreme and circuit court judges and chancellors. It notes the controversy over district boundaries and voter rights for electing judges, emphasizing that voters will decide whether to uphold the amendment.
A fragmented excerpt discusses female health and motherhood, praising a medical nostrum and citing a testimonial from Mrs Sts K Grumh of Grenols Elk Co Kansas. It notes changes in vitality and physical form as related to maternity, with references to sleeplessness and weakness improved by the medicine.
Fragmentary tribute to Col. Wy A Montgomery of the Boeunlistippi and Col. William Teutives Bryan of the Third Neubras as faithful leaders in the Tth Army Corps. The text notes their resistance to authority, willingness to serve, and roles in public prayer and exhortation. Mentions a dollar in cash paid in December and a leaner from the prior year.
President McKinley sends his annual message to Congress detailing wartime policy. He urges expansion of the standing army to 100,000, addresses Cuba, Spain, and the war, and calls for a robust plan for governance in new territories including Hawaii and Cuba’s future. He notes financials, the Nicaraguan canal, and preparations for Paris exposition participation.
Colorado Wyoming Idaho and South Dakota now enjoy full nowab suffrage after South Dakota joined in the November election. The shift completes a regional expansion as four states grant voting rights to all nowab adults following recent balloting.
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