Remnants and notices fill Seavey's page in 1904 Brookhaven
Local items mention Mrs O Newton Jr entertaining the Whist Club, Joseph Julier losing to grippe, Miss Addie Suter visiting Miss Lorden, and Mattie Goza traveling to Columbus to hear Paderewski. Dentists, colleges, sales, and weather updates mingle with social calls, business tips, and upcoming events at East Union Lumber Yard, McGrath's, and Seavey & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seavey's
O. Newton, Jr
C. B. Perkins
Joseph Julier
Addie Suter
Norfield
Lorden
Mattie Goza
Columbus
Paderewski
Leon Priebatsch
Larsen Building
Haris’ Business College
Jackson
Miss
Christian Beckmann
New Orleans
Goodbye Dan and Dixie Echoes in Song
Poem tribute by Will M Maupin in Bryan's Commoner laments Dan’s passing and recalls Civil War era songs. It links cotton, magnolias, and Dixie to homecoming on golden shores and hopeful reunions. The piece blends nostalgia with enduring Confederate and Union melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Ol’ Canaan
Golden Shore
Dixie
M. Maupin
Bryan
Sunday School Institute Program Details
The Sunday School Institute lists topics and speakers including God’s Plan for the Sunday Peace and The Pastor’s Place in the Sunday School. Sessions run Saturday 10 am to 12 pm then 2 pm to 5 pm with a third at 7 pm, and Sunday 10 am mass meeting with W F Parsons. Attendance invited for all interested in Sunday School work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hemby
C. T. McKee
R. H. Parser
Dan Bolian
J. E. Wills
GT. Douglass
Sunda
Pyapes
K. J. Boone
J. A. He
W. E. Price
B.T. Hobbs
M. McCullough
T. Brady, Jr
Jenkins
H. R. Holcomb
W. F. Parsons
Institute
Judges Must Not Be Personal in Their Charges
A Jackson Evening News item reports the Supreme Court reversed Charles Fuller’s circuit court conviction for bias in grand jury calls. The decision holds every person is entitled to a judge’s impartial consideration before indictment or guilt, citing the Fuller case reversal. The note includes miscellaneous letters and notices about local politics and a medical attack in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fuller
Supreme Court
Fuller
Miller
Jackson Evening News
Coat theft and street brawl lead to court verdicts
Sunday morning Sheriff Hurst arrested Halbert Geeney known as Red McDavid in a coat theft case. He was arraigned by Mayor Lanier and fined 10 dollars plus costs and 30 days on the county farm if not explaining how the garment came into his possession. Monday R D Whatley, who fought at Deal's restaurant while drunk, appeared in court with facial injuries, received 10 dollars and costs, and was warned to slow down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringer
Kerr
Marshal Hurst
Halbert Geeny
McDavid
Lanier
R. D. Whatley
Deal’s
Senator Noel proposes Southern cotton control plan
In Jackson on January 21 Hon E F Noel ex state senator and last election candidate for governor urged New Orleans cotton convention delegates to form a compact Southern cotton organization. It would collect acreage, yield, and movement data, regulate marketing, hold surplus, and smooth prices by centralizing sales and storing excess to balance supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Mississippi's tax money funds schools and benevolent institutions
The Public Money in Mississippi is largely spent on common schools and higher education, with nearly every direct tax dollar going to schools, colleges, veteran care, and related state expenses. The text suggests the state directs most revenue to these areas, reflecting heavy education funding and veterans’ support.
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Mississippi
South
Local notes sketch life in Topisaw Mississippi region
The article fragments reveal a Mississippi community listing news on crops prices in Bogue Chitto, hogs dying from disease, milk and produce scarcity, and a social scene with a Monday night entertainment at J W Daughdrill. It mentions cotton holding, exams at Topisaw school, and a cautious view on market action from Billy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Trafic
Gus Ener
Gus
Iola
Isis
J. W. Daughdrill
Billy
Program of Lincoln County Teachers Association 1905
The Lincoln County Teachers Association meets at the Court House on January 28 1905. A morning program centers on better preparation of teachers and state training schools. Papers by Frank Byrne Hamilton Smith Lu La Mason and others run topics from text-book knowledge to teaching methods and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Teachers’ Association
Court House
Frank Byrne
Hamilton Smith
Lula Mason
W. F. Foster
Ioan
W. G. Williams
Eee
P. B. Mullins
Russia on the Verge of Revolution
The article reports a general worker strike in Russia challenging autocratic rule, with a march on the czar’s winter palace in St. Petersburg met by troops. At least 93 killed and over 300 wounded as shots spark widespread anger among labor and middle classes, signaling a rising revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
St Petersburg
Empire
Gompon
Winter Palace
Ozar’a
Social at the Y M C A Friday evening event
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Y M C A will entertain members and friends Friday 5 to 10 at the rooms. The officers and Board of Directors are honored with a complimentary program of minor recitations and other reflective entertainments planned for the evening.
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Che
R. M. Nalty
Nannie
Bettie Durfey
Canton
Carrie Cassedy
A. C. Seavey & Sons
Joe Heuck
J. D. P. Jones
I. W. Cooper
F. B. Moodie
Bake Smith
A.C. Seavey & Sons
McGrath’s
G. M. Blake
John McCahn
Opera House
East Union Lumber Yard
Liesure
McGrath & Sons
R. H. Hamilton
Copa Street
A. B. Middleton
B. W. McCormick
Pace
Will Bayliss
John McGrath & Sons
Chas. D. Smith
Frank Gowan
Beekman
Paul Hobbes
Hre
Rey
Willig Hobbs
Willie Absingen
Ferd Abtshagen
Ceeor Gores
D. J. Batchelder
Orleans
Charles Staith
Robt
Brant
Bogos Chi
Brookhaven
Jim McCollum
Inez
M. McGunt
Monsieur Grippe
J. B. Holden
Summit
Bettie Cassedy
Turner Blackwell
Buddy” Benjamine
W. M. S. of the Baptist Church
F. F. Becker
The
Commercial Bank
Josie Newsom
Yazoo City
T. M. Searles
Vicksburg
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hotel Inez
Parker and Priestley
Susie Powell
Eugenia Millsaps
Maggie Rooney
Messrs
Gilliard McCallum
Geo. MecCahn
Duncan Jones
Julius Marx
Crystal Springs
Touro
Rosehill
Sexton Albertz
B. Montgomery
8. E. Moreton
Newcomer Lumber Co
National Lumber Co
Hall
Grafton Drug Co
Johnson
R. E. Higdon
8. J. Carpenter
Pearl River Lumber Co
John B. Nalty
East Union Lumber and Manufacturing Co
Southern Lumbermen’s Convention
New Rleans
Adj
Fridge
State National Guard
Dowdy
U.S. A
Stonewall Guards
Joe Storm
Barron & Decell
John & Decell
Caseyville
Martin, Miss
Sam Zwirn
Bogue Chitte
Evelyn
H. Zwirn
N. Zwirn
Louis Zwirn
William G. Mitchell
W. L. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Eaton Smith
Monticello
Heuck’s Opera House
MR. M. A. Moseley
E. 0. ‘Townes
Grilliant Comedy
People’s
J. H.herell
Dan Emmett
Dixie Land
Sunday School Institute
Baptist Church
Louisiana
Ainsworth
Jennings
Citizens Bank
Geo. B. Butler
Lawrence County
Lremeh
Langino
Pee Mosars
W. McGrath
Chancallor- Mayeu
Grippa
Susie V. Powell
Z. B. Graves
W. B. Hogg
W. T. Hayes
T. Me
Edgar Green, Co
J. C. Cosnahan
St. Marco
Brookhaven, Miss
Millsaps
Bowen
Gurran
Fire and Life Insurance
Best Old Line Companies
East Union Lumber & Mig. Co
Long Leaf Yellow Pine Lumber
Vowsey
Price
Tardsmouth
National Toilet Co
Price Drug Co
Arate ‘Drug Co
Hind
Illinois Central B
Memphis
ST. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Caird
al Polis Oeamr
WEST
Apel
Cleveland
Bow
New Yorke
Baltimore
Richmond
St. Paul
Onis
Kansas
Texas
Colorado
Mexico
Arizona
California
E. P. Turner
Dallas
Queen & Crescent
Northeastern
Alabama and Vicksburg
Vicksburg, Shreveport
Pacific
North
Shrayea
Jno
W. Wood
Tray
Pasa
Meridian
Tor
Toting
Mya McHundrey
Greenwood
Emilrond
Terrijaries
J. Jn
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