Bryan to Be Banqueted by loyal Democrats in Lincoln
Lincoln Neb Dec 2 1903 Democrats who never deserted or apologized call faithful to a Jan 18 1904 dollar dinner at Lindell Hotel to honor William Jennings Bryan. T D Worrell chairs with pledge to renew faith in Democratic principles and support for the party ticket.
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Noble woman Newton dies after forty four years at Newton Institute
Crystal Springs Miss Jan 2 Mrs Newton wife of Rev O Newton founder of Newton Institute a seminary for young ladies died at 72 73 native of North Carolina educated in Pittsfield Mass daughter of Dr Cotton head of Hamstead Academy Clinton Miss 1842 1850 principal of Jackson City schools while husband led Boys School of Jackson The Newtons led regional education and shaped local morals leaving son Reed Newton and daughter Miss Ozma mourned by community and contemporaries in Jackson
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Hamstead Academy
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Mississippi College
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Seminary
Ozma
Governor-elect Vardaman Declines to Interfere in Legislature
Governor-elect Vardaman states he will not involve himself in the Legislature's organization or its executive–legislative balance. He vows to perform his duties, avoid interference, and expects a harmonious session with capable lawmakers. He plans to move his family to Jackson after Longino vacates.
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Remarkable Old Man Attends Montgomery Reunion
Judge D. P. Montgomery returned from Madison Station where he joined Col. L. F. Montgomery’s annual family reunion four generations were present. Col. Montgomery, now ninety two, remains hale with a sharp mind, enjoying these yearly gatherings and the hospitality of kin.
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Madison Station
Col. L. F. Montgomery
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Hale and Hearty
Sri Haga
Green
Nate Coemenweath
Mississippi Happenings in Brief from Across the State
Mississippi brief items report Meadville to gain a bank, Lexington to install a $50,000 brick plant, Hattiesburg a $30,000 wagon factory due by February, and a new rail map plus a coastal orange note. Obituaries include Mrs. I W Tillman of Raymond and Miss Imogene Thomas of Greenville.
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Wesson
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Montgomery
Charles E. Wright, Jr
Vicksburg American
Hattiesburg
Corinth
Dan A. James
Vicksburg
Yazoo County
T. G. Birchett
Details Lost and Tragic Accidents Reported in Briefs
A Mississippi district reports a missing person in Meridian with no trace yet. A farmer, C. G. Cowart, died after dynamite exploded in his hand while transporting it to a lake. A Biloxi child, ten, broke her leg swinging from a rope attached to a tree. Hon J J Coman, secretary of the agricultural and mechanical college board, is finishing his portion of duties.
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Old Fashioned Remedies for Consumption Advertising
The ad touts salt pork as a traditional remedy for consumption and presents Scott's Emulsion as the modern fat feeding method. It claims fat aids digestion and lung health, highlighting cod liver oil and hypophosphites as beneficial. An offer for free samples and a dollar price is included with a New York address.
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Biennial report highlights college progress and exhibits
The report to the legislature commends the college for the last two years. Florence Heddleston of Oxford is painting Mississippi wildflowers for the World's Fair and asks residents to send specimens and pressed leaves from across the state. A Pocahontas store robbery led to $310 stolen from E. K. Middleton and $190 in government funds. Ed McBride and Pearl McIlellan of West Miss. wed in Memphis, the bride only 15 and wearing a knee-length dress, drawing attention.
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Oxford
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Heddleston
E. K. Middleton
Pocahontas
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Ed McBride
Miss Pearl McIclellan
West
Miss
Memphis
Special Tours of Mexico and California by Rail
Announcements advertise direct Havana departures and a Chicago to California and Mexico route via Illinois Central and New Orleans. Includes round trips and one way fares, special private vestibule trains, dining cars, and weekly excursions to California with stopovers in New Orleans and Los Angeles areas.
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