Mississippi Legislature Trains Lawmaking and Roasts Rail Deal
The Senate debates railroad charters from Pensacola to Grenada, amends criminal codes, and confirms officers. U S Senate election at joint session selects Walthall and George. Bills on eminent domain, charity hospital, licensing pharmacists, and public works pass or stall as reporters note the lively, conspiratorial pace of 1886 proceedings.
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Senator Seal
British and
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Memphis
U.S
Jas. Z. George
Edward C. Walthall
Dillard
Noxubee
Senate
Fnally
Pensacola
Fla
Grenada
Miss
Tenn
Louisville
Winston County
Chester
Choctaw County
Walthall
Webster County
Missisippi
Mississippi
Judiciary Committee
Longstreet
U. S
Selman
Gibbs
Magruder
E. C. Walthall
J. Z. George
Rowan
Mary T. Lathrop
Golf and Ship Taland Railroad Company
Thhey
House
Jefferson Davis
Vertner
Verger
State Medical Association
Vicksburg
Reynolds
Packwood
Harvey
Justices of the Peace
Nesses
Justice of the Peace
Carraway
Board of Supervisors
J. George
Committee On Agriculture
Henry
RO. Reynolds
Yazoo and
Mississippi Delta
Congress
Atlantic
Pacific
Cape Horn
Birmingham
H. L. Jarnagin
Noxubee County
Powell, Burkitt
Love
Walker
Wuerras
H. D. Jarnagin
Ars
Enter Lise
Justice Courts
Chickasaw
Committee On Education
Memphis, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Trimble
Niles
Attila
Supreme Court
Fragmented 19th Century Editorial Fragment on Press Liberty and Politics
A sweeping, fragmentary editorial notices various topics from John Bradlaugh’s entry to Parliament, the Presidential Succession bill, Nebraska awakenings, press censorship in Mexico, Vicksburg’s charter, and scandals in New Orleans. It shifts between satirical jabs at editors, maritime women, blizzards from Greenland, and a moralizing tone on public figures and lovers.
Denial of Theatre Report Sparks Justice Claim
A defense asserts the report of Dr. Van Watts losing control at a theatre last week is a falsehood. The piece reviews the Katie Putnam show Little Barefoot and lampoons social courtesies and rapid courtship, citing scenes of passion and quick romances as sensational but not factual.
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van Watts
Katie Putnam
Sawmill Jones
Compliment to the Press for Henry Nomination as Public Printer
A Mississippi-born printer rise to editor is urged as Henry to be Public Printer. The address extols the press as civilization’s monument and liberty’s champion, praising Henry’s service to the party and people of Mississippi and urging the convention to support him.
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Wilkinson
House
Conventic Tam
State Ledger
Mississippi
Piney Woods
Nazareth
B. H. Henry
Niikedsalppi
Mary
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