Editorial notes on politics and Prohibition trends
The Greenville Bank failure prompt and a plea offer. Editorials discuss Prohibition revival in the state, party dynamics, Alliance matters, and key figures like Mills, Crisp, and Bailey. Notable items include senator deaths, legislative majorities, and committee moves, plus notes on subscriptions and editorial leadership.
Removal of the Leader at Leaper Newspaper Sparks Move
The Leaper announces the removal of its leader from Brooklaven to Jackson, citing the need for an independent unfettered newspaper serving the state. New material will debut with a broader statewide scope, under a renamed Missisarevt Leaver. Subscription remains $1.00 annually.
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Browklaven
Jackson
Daumary
Toecoteet
Deter
Veiliter
Brooklaven
Lincoln County
Leapex
Divided Asunder in Louisiana Democratic Split
The Louisiana Democratic Party divides as anti lottery delegates claim a majority and seek to organize a separate convention and ticket. Anti lottery nominees include Murphy J. Foster for Governor and A. D. Lafargue for Superintendent of Public Education, while the Lottery slate features Samuel D. McEnery and Leonard Mason among others. Supporters say the anti lottery ticket embodies true Democratic principles and will win.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Murphy J. Foster
St. Mary
Chris =Parlange
Volute Coupee
Thomas Scott Adams
East Felician
W. W. Heard
Union
John Pickett
Bossier
M. J. Cunningham
Natchitoches
A.D. Lafargue
Avoyelles
Samuel D. McEnery
Ouachita
Robert C. Wickliffe
Weat Feliciana
C. B. Steele
G. Montegut
Terrebonne
E. W. Sutherland
de Soto
Leonard Mason
Concordia
J. W. Calhoon
Orleans
Foster
Seventh Congressional District Alliance Formed in Mississippi
The Seventh Congressional District Alliance of Mississippi organizes with delegates from Madison, Hinds, Rankin, Lincoln, Copiah, Claiborne, Jefferson, Simpson, and Franklin to create a county alliance based, nonpartisan, on education in economical government. Officers elected include Millsaps, Touchstone, Fleming, Stowers, Pennington, Passmore, and a legislative-executive committee. A special Jackson meeting is called for January 19 to finalize actions and urge full county representation, with legislators likely in session.
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Jackson
Tod
Millaats
Pres
Alianer
Fianna
Peraniler
Seventh Congressional District Alliance
Madison
Hinds, Rankin, Linqoott
Copinh
Clithornefotterseon
Lincoln
Franklin
Lelow
Otis Vodly
Organization of Ct al
Inhal
Senate Chamber
New Ism
Madison C. L. Gilmer
Divas More
BE. Plewing
Hinds
N. M. Frottingaworth
Seventh Congressional District
Mississippi
Hazlehurst
Seconth
T. J. Millsaps
Copiah
NX. Touchstone
Simpson
Son. Fleming
Jas. Stowers
Jefferson
Wm. Pennington
Rankin
B. F. Passmore
N. M. Hollingsworth
C. L. Gilmer
J. C. Moore
C. K. Reagan
Claiborne
Prohibition appeal boosts offers and signatures drive
A Mississippi notice promotes new subscriber perks including a free book, price incentives for early renewal, and a late January deadline. The text shifts to a nationwide Prohibition effort urging 1,000,000 voter signatures, with reports from New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin, and Tennessee on canvassing progress and local support.
Alliance Exchanges and Farmers' Alliance policy debate
The Chickasaw Messenger discusses Alliance Exchanges and criticizes concentrating trade in a state exchange. Merchants oppose the plan, fearing monopoly and harm to property values, while the piece warns against damaging town economies and farmers’ interests. It notes cotton crop prospects around 7.4 million bales and ongoing subscriber renewals.
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Chickasaw Messenger
The
Farmers’ Alliance For
Mississippi
Elacl
Bureau of Agriculture
Liverpool
United States
Farmers’ Alliance
Governor Stone Receives Commission Reported by Uilesiders
KR OH Thompson Gen G DiVard and J Campbell appointed by the Governor under section 278 to prepare general laws and align statutes with the Constitution have completed their work and reported to Gov. Stone. The group has labored since January, delivering a thorough task. The Alliance Manufacturing Company faces a 20 percent stock levy due to debt, extended to March 1892 to allow payment and prevent asset sale. Louisiana begins divorce actions from Lottery Bill. John Py Richardson of Mississippi, a major plantation and business owner, lost his wealth and position. A pleasant note from R. La. Grims, a prosperous Rankin farmer, describes his thriving stock and cattle. John T. Michwardson buried in New Orleans with Presbyterian services led by multiple pastors. Roger Q. Milla remains dangerously ill.
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OH. Thompson
John Py. Richardson
Delta Farms
Towettty Ld
Taues
Great Wesson Mills
New Orients
Chattanooga
R. la. Grims
Rankin
Jenet
Lilie
John T Michwardson
New Orleans
First Presbyterian Church
Bo M. Palmer
John Thinter
Havkson
Richardson
T. 8. West
Wesson
Roger Q. Milla
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