Traniisons and Beating Assignments in Local Meet
For 8 tranisions beat by beat results list details: Beat 1 W T Penn, Beat 2 I C Smith, Beat 3 W C Price, Beat 4 8 P Cagle, Beat 5 C W Beavham. For Justicks or The Peace, Beat 1 W HW Dixon RR Albritton, Beat 2 W M Russell J C Purr. For Cosstaner, Beat 1 W W Hall, Beat 2 Y D Caker, Beat 3 J 11 Rawls, Beat 4d Jesse A Smith, Beat 5 W P Pepper.
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Traniisons
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I C Smith
W C Price
P Cagle
W Beavham
Justicks Or the Peace
HW Dixon
RR Albritton
W M Russell
J C Purr
T Williams
J C McGuitey
F Herring
Emanuel Monk
J E Decell
Erwin Smith
Cosstaner
W Hall
Y D Caker
J 11 Rawls
Jesse A Smith
W P Pepper
Mississippi political clash and nominations emerge
The piece chronicles Mississippi politics with references to Capt. J. J. Evans as State Treasurer nominee and a broad criticism of state events. It notes Democratic nominees for Pike County representation and local offices, mentions the Clarion-Ledger and a Jackson correspondent, and reports Attorney General Miller's action under Gov Lowry against the New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad in Lauderdale County Circuit Court.
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Miler
Second Judicial District
New Orleans & Northeastern Railroad Company
Sullivan-Kilrwin
Circuit Feert
Lauderdale County
Sullivan- Kilrain
Mississippi
Jim Tillman
Grenada County
Terrell
Marion County
C.W. Rich
Richburg
Sullivan
Kilrain
J. T. Jamieson
A. Th. Pitts
Rodgers
Panther Burn
Sharkey County
Perkins
Circuit Court
Hinds County
Hindu County
United States
Boston
Cameron canvass praised for integrity despite defeat
The Mississippi State canvass praised John M. Cameron for his honest, upright campaign and the strength he built in the State Convention. Critics blame partisan missteps and sectional strategy. Backers urge continued support of Governor Lowry against prize fighting and railroad abuses. Stone and Local issues noted.
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Cameron
Ton
John RK
John M. Stone
West
Mc. Camere
Dvlia
Senate
Goy
Stone
Maj. Barksdale
Commercial-Herald
C.H
Wright
Gov. Stone
CIT
Mississippi College praised as great literary and religious school
J. D. Grenx of Brookhaven lauds Mississippi College as a leading Southern literary school with strong moral instruction. He defends non ministerial programs, extols President Webb, notes excellent faculty, religious life, and affordable tuition for "poor boys," urging support and endowment.
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Mississippi College
Lal
Webb
Clinton
South
Oxford
Mississsippi College
J. D, Grenx
Platform principles guide state Democratic platform and leadership
The document adopts the 1888 St Louis platform as core to a republican government. It criticizes monopolies and trusts, supports tariff reform, free immigration for reputable citizens, industrial encouragement with agriculture as a base, stock raising and dairying, capital investment in manufacturing, cheaper interest, humane institutions, economy, and a convention to revise the state constitution. It endorses current state officials and calls for enforcement against illegal prize fighting, naming a new state executive committee with district members and leadership.
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National Democratic
St. Louuis
Republican Party
Congress of
United States
Jawa
Mississippi Ledger Roundup of Political and Crime News
The column surveys Mississippi events from Meridian to Natchez, noting conventions and nominations, editorials, a peach gift to Jonestown Leader, a fire at Rev. Wale’s residence, and new editorial ventures. It reports assassinations, prize fights indictments, court terms, and Gov. Lowry facing national letters and threats amid the prizefighter controversy.
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Clinton
Mississippi
Messrs
R. I. Henry & Co
Jackson
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