Monument to J E B Stuart at Yellow Tavern memory page
A late edition reports a monument dedication to the cavalry chieftain J E B Stuart at the Yellow Tavern site where he fell. Gov Lowry denies abolishing a college claim in an interview. News items discuss elections and Prohibition, with editorials from multiple papers. The Jackson Republican and Greenwood Enterprise are noted for libel matters and local commentary on social dances.
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J. EB. Stuart
Yellow Tavern
Lowry
TL. B. Kelle
Industrial College
Lowry Uexo- Vation and the Mississippi Political Scene
A fragmentary column from The New Mississippian discusses political endorsements and rivalry in Mississippi. It references Major Harper and a Republican ticket including W. A Tarney and others. It notes tensions between Republicans and the Democratic press, with critique of enforcement and public perception.
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New Mississippian
Harper
Raviomt
Ahd
W. A Tarney
Theolt Republic
Sant Ieny
Daniel and Mary J McBride in Mississippi notes
Luck in Daniels and political names appear as the Kansas City Times cites a July date. The Two States reports Osaka payments and railroad freights with seed costs and profits, while Miss Mary J McBride is convicted of arson in Washington for insuring her tea house furniture. J W McFarland is also found guilty. Meridian votes $30,000 in bonds for a public school house project.
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Cleveland
Maine
Daniel Lockwood
Daniel Minning
Daniel Lamont
Daniel Dougherty
Daniel
Kansas City Times
Osaka
Mary J. McBride
Mississippi
Washington City
J. W. McFarland
McFarland
Mississippi Penitentiary
Meridian
State of Mississippi
Lake
Mississippi Temperance Movement Forms State Bureau
The Mississippi temperance effort plans a State Prohibition Bureau with a nine-member Board of Control drawn from major reform groups and the State Prohibition Convention. Meridan hosts the bureau, with officers and a roster of members including A. Thowiin, Wessons Woo Patton, and John A. Lewis. The bureau will fund operations via memberships and donations, aiming to support speakers, literature, and local option campaigns across counties.
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Huring
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Wart
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Wontan
Christian ‘Pempenowe
Kiard
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A. Thowiin
Wessons
Woo Patton
John A. Lewis
Meridian
Woo Black
Bo Gomtrell
Ds Harwin
M.M. Snell
H. T Rells
Wlc. Cheek
Fohin A. Lewis
Toe
Tredearens
Amd
Taedean
Yveit
Friends of
Tigior
Bureau
Viscent
Prohibition Bureau at Merlin and Monticello Court Proceedings
Mississippi Pro bureau outlines aims to publish a prohibition paper, organize statewide enforcement, and admit annual membership. Board of Control of nine to govern affairs. election annual. officers named. Circuit Court convened at Monticello with Judge Mayers and officers in place. docket light in Lawrence County as prohibition county. attorneys from multiple towns attended.
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Monticello
Mayers
Sylvester McLaurin
Lee
Cannon
W. J. Armstrong
W. St. Lambert
Lawrence
Prohibition
AH. Longine
Jackson
R. H. Thompson
Cassedy
A. C. McNair
Brookhaven
D. M. Watkins
Columbia
J. F. N. Uuddleston
Williamsburg
A. Weathersby
Thomas Mangum
The
Home Bar
Tragedy at Rising Sun Station Ends in Shootout
An armed confrontation at the Rising Sun railroad depot in Carroll County ends with multiple gunshots and deaths. Capt. Whitworth, Ben McCarty, Henry McCarty, Aston, and others are implicated as a ferry dispute erupts into a violent exchange near Matthews and McCarty’s store and the nearby depot. The altercation leaves several wounded and one fatality.
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Drenthe Lesington Advertiser
Indy
Algast
Rising Su
Capt. Whitworth
Parton
Matthews & McCorts
Barledge’s
Seriiges
Salomm
Amtae
Andl
Shore Road
Fem
Mathews
McCarr
Heskins
Dan McLean
Whitworths
Hoskins
Whitworth
Aim
Mithews & McCarty
McLean
McCarts
Tainy McCarty
Frey
Capt
Be McCarty
McCirty
Tattledge
Charley
Worth
Hell
McCarty
Saul
Tads
Very
Henry McCarty
Winchester
Nix
Rutledge
Ben
Ben McCarty
Aston
Fred
State WoC and ministerial plans stir Southern unity
An appeal from Mount Meike Snell outlines a forthcoming newspaper led by Mrs. John Wells editor in chief to advance women’s causes, Christian reform, and Southern unity. It calls for press support, exchanges with state papers, and a program of lay and ministerial work with a focus on temperance and moral improvement. The note ends with a pledge to publish information about the paper and a push for cooperation.
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Copestoes
Peat Dari
1Hn Wells
Wann
Belle
Mount Meike Snell
Wierdegrer
Atlanta
Recorder's Court
United States
Austas
Joan Evane
Ats
Eli White
Spengler
Vieksl
Coopers Well
Ea Lngey
Hington Street
Scranton Tenement Push and Prohibition Rant in State News
The state news item covers Scranton seeking tenement housing, Meridian and other towns discussing Prohibition, and multiple local notices. It notes Columbus voting to donate funds to a railroad and mentions various local deaths, legal actions, and business interests across Mississippi towns and cities.
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National Grange
Fayette
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the New Mississippian
Col. Hemmingway
Hemmingway
Reenville
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Harper's. Evening Post
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Rapuldican
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Pharman
Teres Aga Harrison
Morton
Daekeon
Grinples
Jackson Repubblican
Jan Hill
He Lowdy
Lowry-Hamilton
Capital Commercial College
Jackson, Miss
J. A. Wyatt
Will Cowan
Greenwood Enterprise
Oceon
Bores
Supreme Couette
Penitentidy
Gulf and Ship Ishin Railroad Company
Nestle Hein
Hondsmien
Asumie
Supreme Court
Hinds County
Gorn Diy
Wight
Janes S. Banisto
Grand Dary
Diemunts
Hells
Laon
Gram Jury
Wesson Argosy
Daniels
Temperance
Bewl Wlack
Jin Boreal
Angpero
Board of Control
W. ¢. Black
J. B. Gambrell
J. A. Lewis
W. H. Patton
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Kells
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Charel
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Dale
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Cox
W. Thompson
Maxwells
Satmlath
W.C. Saunders
Louis White
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EB. A. Rowan
Alex. A. Lactax
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Enterprise
Entaite
Columbus
Kanana City
Witton
Aritten
Raymond
K. J. Bogle
Dod
Ford
Copiah
Crystal Springes
Gavan
George M. Corvin
McCanity City
Frederick Knapp
New Orleans
Maguutin
Tairden City
Knoxville
Meridian Democrat
Atst
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A. J
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Booneville
Jel Kellbrounner
Gardner
Magholia
Bill Lenoir
Marseaie
Creenwood
Lauderdale
Murray Lewis
Greenville
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Franklin County — Herald
Cimiate Court
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Aberleon
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Moerillot
Sivekholders
Col. Nicholson
Dan Dennett
New Orleans Picayune
Magnolia
Pieayune
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Sallie Hinson
Crystal Springs
Oler
Greenville Review
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Amaker
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