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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
2
A raucous verse on advertising opens the column, followed by a vivid feature about The Poster Gil and a Mississippi travel scrapbook. Local notes report high spend plans for Jackson freight yard, weddings, thefts, a fatal shooting, and civic talk on railroads, health, and education amid a flood of regional names and places.
Fragmented OCR recounts names and bios of Supreme Court justices and related figures. It mentions candidates like Bushnell and Peckham, travels through various states, and notes a resignation and civil war era connections. The text blends biographical snippets with era references and appears to be from a mid 19th century era summary.
Fragmented OCR notes show University of Mississippi topics across departments including English literature law engineering and civil systems. Mentions chancellor and academy, campus events and facilities such as water heating sewer lab spaces and training areas with scattered names and references.
Mrs Kingsbury of Louis, Gratiot Co Michigan describes rheumatism, neuralgia and bilious liver illness and credits Johnston's Sarsaparilla with curing her and her family after using four doses. Macitigan Drug Co Detroit and promotions in Michigan list Prion & Waterool as sellers.
A Mississippi news scramble reports on court actions, marriages, and local incidents. Highlights include thirteen blind tigers convicted at Raymond, Dabney Marshall’s stay in Warren county, Miss Iva Lott and Mark Hailey’s Jackson Paducah marriage, and the Baptist State Convention in McComb. Also noted are a proposed State Medical college, 125 delegates at Natchez Knights of Pythias, and Judge Neville’s first Waynesboro term.
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