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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1891

Page

2

Brookhaven Peader by J T Hobbes

Fragmentary notice appears to be a literary piece or local feature with names such as Ruth, Wratten, Preece Lacie Poetity and street references, suggesting a mixed or garbled text from a local column. No clear event date or location is discernible.

Supreme Court quotes on public health and liquor laws

The text cites U.S. Supreme Court rulings on license power and public health, arguing government cannot abdicate duty to protect citizens. It notes concerns that alcohol sales affect health, safety, crime, and poverty, quoting decisions from California ex rel Christianson and Kentucky cases.

Eitizen Tigheeerm U.S. Supreme Court California Christianson S. Supreme Court Stone Va Kinsac Ve. Christiansen

Editorial Notes on Prohibition And Elections In Mississippi

A collage of notes reports church funding, trial updates, fires and losses, frictions over lodge membership, and voter registration. It highlights Prohibition stances, local appointments, railroad plans, and governors buried in Jackson. It also praises K W Darfey and Bob Dorfer as premier Jackson providers.

Embarrassed Leaders Critique of Cleveland in Silver Debate

A Mississippi paper rails at Democratic Alliance leaders over a anti silver letter from President Cleveland. It argues Cleveland stands for his convictions, warns Alliance followers to think for themselves, and notes editorial ignorance about the Constitution. It also mentions Gen Sherman and Admiral Porter, calls for reconciliation between North and South, and cites Harrison county disfranchisement under the new Constitution.

Cleveland Democratic Alliance Alliance National Alliance Mississippian State Alliance Chickasaw Messenger Mississippi Alliance Sherman Admiral Porter Gen. Sherman Good Lord Chandler Harrison County Natchez Warren

Tribute and obituaries in Mississippi newspaper

John Marshall Stone praised for noble governorship in The Greenwood Enterprise. Drummer Eene Ste. Ben Wilson found dead in Jackson hotel from morphine overdose. burial in Brookhaven. brother of Jacob Wilson. Editorial notes caution on constitutional amendments, urging fair trial of new Constitution. Mississippi A and M College trustees allocate 25000 for a mechanical building. plans for Young Men’s Christian Association and society halls advance college facilities. Dr A M Lawrence of Caledonia encloses five dollars with three subscribers for Snapga.

Ben Wilson Jackson Wilson Brookhaven Jacob Wilson Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi Young Men's Christian Association Society Young Men of Mississippi

Ruling in State vs Barr on employment contract

An 1890 Yazoo Circuit ruling held a contractor may hire a former employee without violation after the man quit Wallace. Judge Chrisman ruled knowledge of a contract does not bar subsequent hire if no employment inducement existed. Also notes Pa author Heffner’s large brood, university telescope plans, and political quips.

Morals in Politics and the call for independent voters

Opinion piece arguing politics should be studied as a science and moral duty not party warfare. It cites Washington Jefferson and Jackson warnings against party spirit, urges Americans to vote by conscience, free of bosses, to elevate republican virtue and honest statesmanship.

Webster Republic Washington Jefferson Gen Jackson Monroe God Christ Coatel Itill

The Cleveland Letter Shifts Silver Politics In Nominating Furore

A century old letter from ex president Cleveland criticizing the free coinage of silver shakes Democratic support. It unsettles plans for Cleveland’s candidacy by steering the party toward gold and prompting calls for a new leader. The silver issue divides the party and complicates the path to the presidency.

Cleveland Legielw Fionde Kew Aeml Elaine Cmd Bine Samael Moses

Adelia Hall Opens At Central Female Institute In Clinton

In Clinton this week Dr and Mrs Hillman unveil Adelia Hall the new Central Female Institute building nearing completion. The four story brick structure includes a chapel assembly hall dormitories and art and science spaces with a gym attic and full heating system. designed to house 300 pupils and to be deeded to Mississippi Baptists.

Clinton Hillman Adelia

Debate on Constitution and voter qualification rules

A Mississippi newspaper commentary argues about the new Constitution affecting voter qualification and licensing. It cites section 284 preserving current officials until terms end and clarifies tax payment rules for voting eligibility, countering claims of a legal vacuum or self-help by saloon interests.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brookhaven Peader J. T. Hobbes Ruth Reba Preece Lacie Poetity Presbyterians of Hennessy New Orleans Greenville The Masonic Grand Lodge Stanhope Turnbull Woodville Lincoln County Mary Read Goodale Louisiana W. H. Hardy Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company Hattiesburg Minors Central Railroad Union Abram W. Scott A.G. McNult Chas. Lynch George Poindexter L. Sharkey Albert G. Brown Clarion-Ledger Supreme Court R. H. Thompson Lincoln Supreme Bench Penitentiary Board of Control Joseph E. Johnston Beauregard Longstreet Sheriff's Olice Warren County Lance K. W. Darfey Bob Dorfer John Marshall Stone Greenwood Enterprise Eene Ste A. M. Lawrence Caledonia Lowndes County Miss Privci Reuben Heffner Allentown Oxford Montesuma Mississippi State W.C. T. U. Cons Walthall Sears Old State University Raymond Gazette Ruth Mary Felder May Williams Pine Grove J.H. Gambrell Floretta Thompson Mrs Williamson Simpson County Woodward Topisaw Hoe Crésent City Jones Greer Wade Felder J.d. Magee Aurora Frank Huffman Burlington Ohio Dr. King City Drug Store Meade & Martin's Dabney Parish Memphis Appeal-Avalanche Appeal-Avalanche South Tom Perkins Parulture Planet Junior John R. Perkins Dr. Gambrell Cnrreet Greenville Democrat Democrat Delvta Gov't C.S Force Bill Leaguing Tae ‘Tory Canton Lai Lana Supreme Court Hill Cleveland Tetter Louis Williams Pearl River Foundry Chas. Williams, Prop'r Jackson, Miss F. aSa R Chartres Street Mavy Orlhans Post Office Union Street Jos. Connelly Amlnow Ghops Charles Chrisman W. S. Hoskins Brookhaven Machine Front ST Champion Law Beaver DR. A. Lewenthal
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