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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1899
Page
2
Vast Special Offer and Atlanticia news roundup
The item outlines a limited period offer for The Leapen and The Lender duo, with discounted year rates and multi-paper bundles for subscribers in Lincoln county. It also reports on a milk fault in Atlantia, actor Sol Smith Russell’s condition, Lt. Brumby’s funeral, and a string of political and industrial notes from the South including new cotton mills in several towns, Virginia to Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Georgia
Cedartown
Lawrenceville
Barsythe
Grantville
Jefferson
Athens
Savannah
Moultrie
Cartersville
Louisville
Sandersville
Atlanta
Dalton
Lone Star State
Hillsboro
Abilene
Tenmont
Rusk
Georgetown
Winnsboro
Dallas
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
South
Southern Railway
Suffolk
Werfund Knitting Mills
Jacksonville
Fla
Knoxville
Tenn
Birmingham
Chattanooga
America
Brookhaven
Fragmented 19th Century War Dispatches and Toll Compared
The text compares losses from various Civil War battles and units, noting high casualties and mourning in Scotland and the United States. It references Highland Brigade, Gettysburg, Magersfontein, Karsdale’s Mississippi Brigade, and other units with lists of officers killed or wounded. It comments on the war’s human cost and national sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Brigade
Scotland
Barksdale
Mississippi
Gebrysburg
Wauchope
Leutenant
Ettysburg
Methiied Jost
Magerston
West Davis
Jettysburg
Karksdale
Williams Resolutions Demand Impeachment Over War
The New Orleans States records Congressman Williams urging in jest that the House introduce revised resolutions attacking the war. He calls for impeachment of the president for blood shed and treasure wasted in a fruitless war, aimed at hindering jingoistic aims and sparking debate on conduct and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
New Orleans
OBITUARY RANT Lays Bare Death and Destruction in Local Note
A stark and sensational column reflects on obituaries and praise of the dead, contrasting hypocritical praise with harsh indictments. It recounts violent events including a bloody shooting at Lindell where white merchants were wounded by two Black assailants and lawmen pursued them, with evolving suspicions of a mob justice outcome. The piece blends moral critique with an account of the shootout and subsequent pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
St.Francis’ Parochial School
D.L. Moody
Northfield
Mass
Kansas City
Moody
Unis Haman
Hutman
Dvds
Dee
Loldell
Ton. McLenie
O. B. Damas
Hob
Wash Carle
Dirtias
McLemore
Tye
Benoit
Beulah
Seems
Sheri Edwards
Valley
Laren
Penitentiary Talk on Blind Tigers and Liquor Laws
Judge W P Stevens pledges to halt liquor sales in dry counties with evidence for juries. He warns penalties will rise to enforce a crackdown. Reports cite Lexington Advertiser and Jackson News on strict measures and possible penitentiary offense to shut down bootlegging. The People's Party seeks convention timing under the Omaha agreement ahead of old party meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Stevens
Lexington Advertiser
Jackson News
Marion Butler
The
People’s Party
Omaha
Guv McLaurin
Samuel Keen
Moses Miller
Choctaw County
HG. Burkitt
People’s Messenger
Uty
T. F. Ross
Hattieshure
Eich
Reine Nd Medical Sevives
Atlanta Journal
Morgan County
Gea
Mississippi
Copiah Signal
Richardson House
Wesson
Mamye Hackney
Father Althoff
Brook ‘Wiven
M.S. Haire
Bolton
Jim Martin
Charlie West
Ava M. College
L. Herndon
Post Office
Herndon
Canton
Meridian
Oscar Ford
Brumfield
Pike County
Que
Magnolia Gazette
Monticello
Kirby Fox
Ben Bright
William Norman
Wright Hollis
Gulf Coast Medical and Surgical Association
Bay St. Louis
Louisiana
Alabama
Sid Skipper
Lauderdale County
Skipper
Mississippi News Roundup of Happenings and Incidents
A wide array of items from Mississippi includes legislative notes and local events. Raymond plans a new depots rail line, Millsaps College opens its term, and Wesson christians urge church attendance. Reports cover a fatal Woods near Terry, Alcorn land sale, Natchez mills wage strike, and a jailhouse lynching fallout in Choctaw county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Sullivan Bes
Llinois Central
Memphis
Yazoo City
Millsaps Collegian
Millsaps
Christian Workers of Wesson
Terry
Alcorn College
Mississippi
Jackson
Natchez
Water Valley
Edgar Greer
Moody Tucker
Greer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leader
B. T. Hobbs
A. Scarborough
Atlantia
Sol Smith Russell
Lieut. Brumby
Henry Drummond
Root
Mr McKinley
National Democratic Executive Committee
Washington
Victoria
Windsor Castle
South Africa
Mark Hanna
Philadelphia
Dewey
Manila
Capt
Gridley
Wood
Lieut
Brumby
Garfield Hospital
Henry W. Lawton
San Mateo
Philippines
Lawton
Hugh Lupus Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
London
Southern Industries
Southern Industrial News
Atlatita
McComb
Morehead
Alamama
Huntsville
Merrimack Company
Lowell
Uniontown
Opehka
Fyergreen
Sylacauga
Anniston
Florence
King Cotton
Nicaragean Canal
Secretary of the Interior
Pacific Coast
Sen Divi
New York
Chicago
Sao Prancisco
Wml
Seattle
Mason
Kerlin
State Department
Frankfort
United States
Hermans
Tureau of Foreign Commerce
Senate
Morgan
Lindsay
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Vicksburg Herald
John W. Ward
Greenville Spirit
John W. Bryant
Woodville
Ward
Mr. Bryant
Hallance
Jvnstund
Centreville
Jeffersonian
Quinn and
McNeely
Ballance
Bryant
Republican
W. Bonney
Holmesville
Bonney
Provisional Confederate Congress
J. L. M. Curry
Washington City
J. Alp. Camp. “Bell
Jackson, Miss
Atvien Sal
Tale
Grafton
Huawei
Dal W. May
Chanrety Clerks Abies
Revektaten
He Clark
Sprine
Carters
Jane Distance Howsil
Sinvet Lowal
Qraritves
Ati
Johnstons
Michigan Drug Company
Blind Tigers
J. J. Watts
Mewok
HOTEL
Denechaud
Carondelet and Perdido Sts
Yitle Quick
Georgiac
Alabama Business College
Eargind
Alacon
G. S. McMillan
Court Street
Sam Lightfoot
Herwatier
Front St
New York City
Mississippi News
Ulmer & Hoke
Sherman & Davis' Bank
Tave
Larg
Ves
DRS. Betts & Betts & Dyar
St. Charles Street
Suetuutorituns
Wimoey
Etnani Hexmele
Miswan
Inc
Eolte Fidunoe dl
Belines
Tutu
Enna
Ee Econ
Drs. Betts& Blttis
Amber
East Union Mills
Liss
K. M. Turner
Ieraseanesien Durable Typewriters
Ratah Nid Tastiimoalriie
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