Leaven editorial notes urge honesty and Alliance growth
The Mississippian edition praises straight journalism, notes political shifts in Mississippi and Kansas, mentions Noland’s Missouri sentence, Announces low subscription price and renewal offers, previews Alliance and Prohibition alignment, and urges readers to support the paper and the subscript ion drive through January 1892 with 50 cent trials.
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Hinds
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Simpson
Claiborne
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District Ate Hanes Proceedings and 7th District Meeting
Proceedings detail the 7th Congressional District AM Jnee meeting at Ubud Misa with counties Madison Mints Crydah Lin vain and Franklin in attendance. Officers elected include President Millsaps Crytal Springs View President Ton, Secretary Flemtien Madian, and Chaplain Van Pennington Rawkit. The piece notes political endorsements, a speaker urging unity, and a candidate for the Legislature facing a primary election, plus a Mississippi marriage and local Democratic mass meeting results.
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Flemtien
Madian
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J.B. Mineens
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Leebner
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Lincoln County Alliances Resolve Against Opponents
Resolutions adopted at the Lincoln County Alliance meeting condemn Mississippian platform hostilities to the Alliance. They demand full loyalty to Ocala Platform, dismiss Assistant Lecturer McAllister, and vow to publish the resolutions. A Hardtimes Alliance meeting condemns County Superintendent Ed Smith’s conduct and withholds support pending virtue and a new candidate.
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McAllister
Ue Alliance
Broos Tavern Livier
Democratic State Convention Chooses Officers and Nominates Commissioners
The Democratic State Convention in Jackson organized with Mon R H Thompson as chairman and R B Wilson and T M Henry as secretaries. Major Sessions was renominated from the second district, Walter McLaurin and Joseph Askew were nominated on the first ballot for first and third districts. Delegates, mostly lawyers, opposed to the Sub-Treasury, repudiated that policy and indicated further coverage in the next issue. The event marked notable history for the party in Jackson yesterday.
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R. H. Thompson
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R. B. Wilson
T. M. Henry
Hinds
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Walter McLaurin
Joseph Askew
Sub-Treasury
Lincoln County Democratic Party Announces Local Slate
A scanned Lincoln County political notice lists J L Ramsey as a candidate for county district attorney and J B Greaves, Isaac C Smith, S Oliver, and Chestie Reacham as candidates for various county offices. It calls for voters to consider the Democratic slate in the district and urges support from familiar residents across Vazou Manis a Hints Lincoln Tawrence Coplat.
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Fragmented political tirade on rights and monopoly power
A garbled editorial style piece rails against monopoly by combination and argues citizens’ rights to buy and sell freely. It references figures like Barksdale, discusses Mississippi politics, and mentions a Tate County convention and a State Senatorial race. The text mentions Washington, Chickasaw, Carroll, and local party dynamics.
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