Illinois Central Gun Reed Train Schedule Crept Into News
The page lists a 1900 rail schedule with trains from New Orleans to Jackson Brookhaven and Canton. It notes departures and arrivals at multiple stations including Brookhaven Wesson Tirhurst Crystal Springs Jackson Canton and Water Way. Some lines indicate trains stop only at designated stations and a northward route from Mon pits to Tet Pie eins is mentioned.
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Illinois Centrae
Nook
Ravicras
New Orleans
Wiihee
Viama Me
Hadves
Jaekwunepuane
New Oriemme
Aroyes
Gruckhaven
Jackson
Nod
Orleans
Brookhaven
Jacket
Oln Routh Conely
Dot, Esritess
Brookhaven Arrives At Sew Orleans
Peats Nodame
Sia
Ducks
Brooktuseen
New Orlenha
Ceaves Jackson
Crystal Sprinign
Jarksom
Canton
Town and County News Clipping Highlights Local Notices
Local names and events appear, including Ada Sherman’s pneumonia, Silas Adams and F Michaelis building homes, visits by Mrs Polak and Mr Ferguson, West Virginia travel by Gillis couple, and Applewhite in Caseyville. Advertisements promote Prickly Ash Bitters and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. Woodmen of the World install and host a supper in Brookhaven with new officers focused on Adams and Rateliff.
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Ada Sherman
J.B. Adams
F. Michaelis
Chrisman
Jackson
Stoneman
C. Abrams
Polak
New York
Mary Baggett
Capt. Milam
R. L. Ferguson
Tennessee
Russell Gillis
West Virginia
Robi
Applewhite
Caseyville
C. E B. Grafton
W. H. Dixon
DeWitt
C. E Crafton
E.R. Ratliff
Brookhaven
Milam
Gratton
Fair River
Grandia Ivy
J. O. Boedwoe
Adans
Napazwira
John . Butler
Sam Abrams
Oliver
W. L. Pow
T. C. Rateliff
Ri. Ritts
F.C. Oterschmidt
Adams
Death of G W Turnbough and sobering funeral notice
The community mourns the untimely death of George W Turnbough and his wife from smallpox. A sobering burial scene is described with neighbors offering help, lack of assistance due to risk, and the bereaved husband of four children facing immense sorrow. The deceased’s wife is remembered as a quiet Christian member of the Baptist church. Jan 24 1900 Brookhaven Miss.
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G. W. Turnbough
George W. Tarnbaugh
B. E. Brister
Sam Coon
Stringer
Retirement of Pastor A F Davis After Six Years Service
Resolution from Hesolutions adopted by Topman church committee notes Rev A F Davis has served six years as pastor with faith and devotion. It expresses regret at his departure to new fields of labor and commends his character, preaching, and church leadership, wishing him God speed and blessings in his future work. Committee member W C Summers signs on behalf of the committee.
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Gro. Laninerr
Grafton
Auburn
Lincoln
Amite
Franklin
Union
Chamberlain
MV. Fisher
Liberty
W. Va
B. Grafton
Topisaw
A. F. Davis
I. Almond
Arthur B. Martin
Martin
Norwood & Butterfield Co
Bitty
Topman Couren
Hitler A. F. Davis
God
W. C. Summers
Banking hours change at Brookwaves Commercial Bank
Notice from Brookwaves Mississippi dated January 25 1900 states that due to higher business volume the bank will adjust hours starting February 1 1900 to open 830 am and close 5 pm with Saturday hours closing at 1 pm Books cannot be posted until after close of business and patrons are asked for continued patronage with best wishes from cashier F F Beckra and staff.
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Brookwaves
Miss
F. F. Beckra
Mass Meeting in Washington Supports Boers and Mediation
A large Washington theatre crowd backed Boers in their fight for independence, with speakers including many Congress members. Red hot resolutions urged mediation by the President as demonstrations of sympathy and shared ideals with early American forefathers.
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Wastitsorex
D. C
Washington
Great Britain
United Irish Societies
Congress
Mason
Illinois
Allen
Nebraska
Tillman
South Carolina
Clark
DeArmond
Cochran
Missouri
Bailey
Texas
Carmack
Cox
Tennessee
Rhea
Kentucky
Jones and Lamb
Virginia
Shafroth
Colordo
Dovener
West Virginia
Meyer
Louisiana
Sulzer
New York
Lentz
Ohio
Duell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Savannah
Agricultural Department
Senate
House
Senate Committee On Pensions
Ax‘ Association
ex-Slave Bounty and Pension Association of the
United States of America
Unprecedented influx at Georgia-Alabama College prompts growth surge
Telegraph reports a flood of new entries from eleven states in early January, forecasting the January record of 1600 scholarships will be surpassed. College expands with desks chairs books and staff as trains bring scholars and inquiries, while four South Carolina students arrive. Proposals emerge for a new county in the region to boost development, with a petition suggesting the name Hobson.
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Georgia
Alabama
Martin
South
South Carolina
The
Telegraph
Vague 1900 Lincoln County land claim details
Fragmentary notice from February 24 1900 relates to a homestead loan, with names and witnesses incomplete. It mentions Augustus and Wall Bee Wend and continuous residence proofs. Local officials and county indicate a real estate filing process.
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Lincoln County
Augustus
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Sav
Brookhaven Photo Co
Lam
J.C. Stoxeman
Wood's
Boston
Ulmer & Howe
Edgar Notes
Willie Hemphill
Bertie Nations
C. C. Rawls
Ivenore Hodges
Ben L. Greer
Perry Rawls
Ocey
K.l.&jl C
Capt. Ryals
John Mason
Fuqua
R. Elizey
Wil
Hesolutions
Malcum Notes
Henry Meyer
Kepprifer
Brookhaven Lumber & Mfg. Co
Long Leaf Yellow Pine Lumber
Depot
Res
Treas
Parsons, Moreton & Co
W. H. Jackson
Price & Watson
Front Street
Brookhaven, Miss
T. E. Bell
N. Y
R. H. Hamilton
Mississippi
JOS. Connelly & Son
Mississippi College
W. T. Lowry
D. D
Hinps Co
A. Staffler
Jackson, Miss
Jan, Met
Miller & Hart Packers
BeSonic
the Newsemuer
Groce
John Ruskin
London
Ruskin
Evitor Lesaper
Tak Leader
Hobson
R. E. L. Coxts
R. D. Lanier
Wi Eae
Ady
Storm
Lasp Oveien
Pen Meats
Land Office Av Jacnsom
William Noes
Adodan Lafayette
Brewer
el Coker
Laiedinon Ard
ES Mins
Romtator
Owwitt
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