Campaign Material Blames Senator Money in Pan-Electric Row
The Longino campaign releases correspondence between Hallam of Arkansas and Governor Longino accusing Senator Money of trafficking for Pan-Electric stock. The letter cites a 1883 pattern of gifts to lawmakers and alleges Money’s participation, with response letters from Longino declining to conflate the campaign.
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Longino
Hallam
Arkansas
Senator Money
Mississippi
Hattiesburg
House of Representatives
Proress
Miss Mississippi In Brief Doings Of The Past Week
A compact Mississippi weekly roundup notes reorganization of the Copiah Rifles, overhauled poll books, new groups at Mount Olive, a Bay St. Louis Fruit Growers Association, and the Crystal Springs Chautauqua. It lists multiple local incidents including a fatal dispute at Port Gibson, a burn at Ellisville’s Tallahala mill, a Gulfport hotel opening, and a Biloxi highwayman attack. It also mentions teachers studying in Chicago, a Chancery Court term at Winona, and upcoming public events.
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Copiah Rifles
Mount Olive
Crystal Springs
Julian C. Wilson
Chancery Court
Winona
Bay St. Louis
Tallahala Lumber Company
Ellisville
Sam Jones
Various Local Notices and Sporting Highlights From the Region
A Vardaman man in Lincoln is a lonely figure while Noel grows stronger with each speech. Mendenhall organizes an Oratorical Rally. J. E. Wills of Mississippi College won an oratorical medal at Chautauqua. Mrs. Fannie J. Ricks received a loving cap for her generosity to education. Boone's Creek beats Saulsbury 13 to 11 at Williams' Bridge on the 24th. The Greenville Cotton Pickers won a $400 loving cup in Baltimore parade, bearing a $250 banner from the King’s Daughters of Greenville. July 28 marks the fortieth anniversary of Gen. John Morgan’s capture. memories of Morgan’s Raid persist in the region. Meridian Press criticizes Senator Money’s campaign and urges focus on progress, patriotism, and opportunities for Mississippi. Longino’s election to the U S Senate is touted as a boon to the state, with praise of his honesty and leadership.
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Vardaman
Mississippi
Vardauman
Fayette Chronicle
Great Southern
Gulfport
Ira M. Boswell
New Orleans Christian Advocate
Chautauqua
Scranton
Elton Cudabac
Noel
Willie Campbell
Soule College
New Orleans
Bay St. Louis
Geenville
Ellis
Baltimore
King’s Daughters of
Greenville
Meridian Press
Senator Money
Commonwealth
Lon ‘Gino
United States Senate
Washington
Longino
P J Iity
Cal Enc
Campaign Conduct Report From Governor Longino Committee
A fragment notes penalties and committee names in a report on campaign conduct. It lists H. Thompson as chair and G. C. Swearingen as secretary, referencing penalties and appeals to passion and prejudices within the campaign.
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Longino
H. Thompson
G. C. Swearingen
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