Welfare of the commonweal shapes citizen standards
Maryland governor argues citizenship should be earned by intelligence heredity and interest. Cherokee chief in Indian Territory suffers. ex-superintendent blames machine bosses for corruption at St. Louis asylum. many Civil War generals noted. Russia Japan clash and World’s Fair rail plans discussed. extradition of Kratz cited as landmark in international law.
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St. Louis Insane Asylum
Stewart
Tennessee
Muckner
Kentucky
Stephen D. Tae
Mississippi
Wheeler
Alabama
Japan
Russia
Mikado
Talt
Philippines
United States
Taft
Jahan
St. Louis
Kratz
Roy
Mexico
West
Nis
Vardaman Inaugural Address Claims Race Basis of Policy
Javkoon June 19 synopsis of Governor Vardaman's inaugural remarks. He pledges to confront the race question, argues for white supremacy, and condemns federal civil rights gains. He urges swift action, warns against delay, and outlines plans on taxes, public works, roads, and education, stressing white citizen priorities and rural development.
Mississippi Governor Aims for Education and Pensions
Governor James K. Vardaman argues for a basic state schooling right for all children, critiques universal higher education, and calls for constitutional changes to empower the legislature. He defends providing pensions for Confederate veterans and urges moral responsibility in race and schooling issues while urging public support for his administration.
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Genilla
Mississippi
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Wolf
Wait
Eros
Commonwealth
Legislative Department
Mississippi Legislature Opens With Broad Education Bills
The Mississippi Legislature opened with extensive bill introductions in both houses, focusing on education and code changes. Forty-five house bills and twenty-two senate measures were listed, with committees announced and several resolutions adopted, including condolences for Gen. Gordon and ex-president Cleveland’s death.
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Thomas
John B. Gordon
Lockwood
Millsaps
Clay
Brown
Adama
Ways and Means
Stennis
Lauderdale
Bkddins
Marshall
Miller
Sharkey
Ticks
Jefferson and
Claiborne
Coody
Yanco
Doty
Grenada
Byrd
Bradford
Department of Agriculture
Owen
Turner
Smith
Holmes
Mitchell
Watts
Collins
Dunn
Harrison
Franklin
Cleveland
Walker
Gen
Gordon
Boyd
Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Masee
Magruder
Supreme Court
Senate
Secretary of State
Power
Cant. EK
W. Brown
George C. Meyers
Marshal
W. J. Brown
Hinds
Mr. Meyers
Lieut-Goy
House
H. M. Smith
H. N. Thomas
Mesara
D. L. Ross
Stevens
Williams
T. &. Caruthers
J. &. Caradine
N. Collier
Greaves
Boards of Supervisors
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Aesk
Hoge
Corea
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Reagan
Regular Army of
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Ita
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Tle
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Caua
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Javkoon
Mins
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Shoul
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Greece
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Atttorney-General
Railroad Commission
Cato Han
James K. Vardaman
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Holmes Sm Indies
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