Souvenir card honors Prof L M Martin’s college legacy
A fragmented souvenir card from Macon Georgia honors the home and business college of Prof L L Martin. It mentions a May event, a legal case against Cuy vs John Britt August and battery, with a $10 fine plus costs. Additional names include Rabt George and H. Geenedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Business College
L. Martin
Macon
Rosie
Car Mra
I Bart Aliig
Cuy
John— Britt
George
Railro ad Time Table and Local Notices Briefs
Local items note Mrs Ollie Connelly visiting with sister in Canton and various residents announcing moves, rentals, and visits. Entries cover new contracts at Pearlhaven Baptists, lumber yard sales, rural pasture rates, and shop ads. The page reports President Roosevelt's southern trip plans, regional edits, and multiple social updates from Brookhaven and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Connelly
Canton
Kohlman
I, Abrams
Grand Lake
Ark
Leona Dakin
Ora
Brookhaven
Pearlhaven Baptists
Russia Loses Battle at Sea in Major Clash
Reports from the war front describe a decisive Japanese victory over the Russian squadron. Admiral Rosestvensky is captured at Sasebo with fatal head wounds, while Rear Admiral Voelkersam is confirmed dead. Casualties and prisoners mount. only the Almaz and two torpedo boats reached Vladivostok. Japan claims minimal damage to its ships. Togo notes initial torpedo boat losses but asserts no ships lost to combat. Rumors of the czar’s death are officially denied amid talks of French mediation.
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Lokio
Jby
Rosestvensky
Sasebo
Voelkersam
Nebogatoff
Vladivostok
Almaz
Cooche
Japan
Togo
France
Court reports and grand jury notes from Brookhaven 1905
The article covers ongoing circuit court activity since the last report, grand jury findings after a 10 day session with 168 witnesses and 41 indictments, and lists subsequent court actions. It cites cases including Bowles, McIntire, Lambert, McGehee, Seegett, Hite Sistrunk, Sandifer and Dumont, with verdicts and fines. It preserves roster notes for Company C 38rd Mississippi Volunteers and local memorial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Mississippi
Lincoln
M. H. Wilkinson
Stich
Board of Supervisors
W. L. Lewis
J. H. Brister
George Bowles
Charlie McIntire
Harvey Wells
Lucius Lambert
Will McAfee
Smith Seegett
State
Hite Sistrunk
E. A. Bowman
Commercial Bank
B. G. McGehee
John Sandifer
Bob Dumont
R. W. Rea
W. L. Little
Mt Pleasant Notes Reflect Local Life And Deaths
The Mt Pleasant notes cover church visits and sermons by Rev I Allmand, a visitor Luther Bowman from Mt Olive, students and teachers in Gilchrist and Pleasant Grove, a convalescing Mrs Henry McFadin, Walter Welch moving to Mish for Pine Lumber, Norfield commencement attendees, a 44th birthday at Mr R Brown’s, a death in the McClendon family with funeral at Hattiesburg, and legal and court news including the Butler Proby case and bids for school textbooks, with details on the state’s uniform text adoption plans and court proceedings forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conerly
Tylertown
T. A. Fosby
Kohlman
Oulif
Crystal Springs
Old Brook
O. Brown
Ruth Hartman
Mary McNair
Holly Springs Institute
Will Butterfield
Norfield
Ira L. Parsons
John Mayes
Portland
Oregon
Leader
Mary
Blue Mountain
South Jackson Street
Harry Mills
East Union Lumber Yard
Luther Ramsey
Henry Schaller
Newnan
Business College
T. P. Scott
Ben Williamson
Chippewa Street
Sara Storm
Floyd Willoughby
F. Boyce Moodie
State University
W. Y. Guess
Jamil
Leeguard
Brookhaven
J. J. Jackson
W. A. Jackson
Dardanelle
Ark
W. J. Bee
Mt. Nebo
Abshagens Sake
Ice Factory
Osaka Tannery Co
Mary Louise Daniels
Whitworth
F. A. Daniels
New, Orleans
I. Allmand
Luther Bowman
Mt. Olive
Kulah
Ruth Hutson
Wesson
L. 8. Montgomery
Gilchrist
Henry McFadin
Walter Welch
The
Pine Lumber Company
Louella Montgomery
Pleasant Grove
R. Brown
Revival boosts Knights and Ladies of Honor ranks
A list of local members and leaders shows the Knights and Ladies of Honor at a revival in this place. Deputy State Organizer L. H. Graves and Mississippi State Organizer Dr. W. G. Sykes attended with new members pledged. A ladies committee provided refreshments and aided the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Honor
L. H. Graves
L. B. Lockard
Todianapolis
Ind
W. G. Sykes
Aberdeen
Mississippi
Lndies
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Price Drug CO
Brookhaven Potash
Brookhaven Progressive Cotton Oil Co
Caser
H. Geenedy
Jagheon
Webb
Mian
Louise
Germany
Otarlig Davin
Hells Baggett
Sam Bonnett
Milen Floteany
J. A. Terey
Jace Panchos
Mlinois
R. R
Treins
Felows
Hugh Germany
Meridian Male College
Dixie Side
C. B. Perkins’ Hardware
Walter Newman
Clark
Postoffice
Times
Walter
Callender
Newman
Boward Reding
Fram Sen
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
South
Richmond
Raleigh
Charlotte
N. C
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Tampa
Fla
Birmingam
Tuskegee
Montgomery
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Little Rock
Ashington
A. B. Middleton
J. H. Redding
R. T. Scherck
M. L. ‘Aura and
New Or 8
Willie Cassedy
Chamberlain -Hunt Academy
B. W. McCormick
Indiana
Middleton
Col & Bro
Etty Lowentritt
Ieee
Louisiana
J.B. Nalty
Brookta
Jackson, Lumber Company
Relsjaone
Russia
Lincoln Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Jud
Wilkinson
Apne
Working Mountain
Kenesaw Mountain
eeRstie Decatur
Ranklin
Nashville
Walthall
Hood
Johnston
Carolinas
Asheville
Company C
Greensboro
38Rd
Mississippi Volunteers
Army of the Tennessee
Old Fair River Store
Georgia
Carolina
Tennessee
J. M. May
A.M. Summers
Abram Nations
W. C. Mason
A. J. Lovell
A. W. Smith
Miss
MT. Pleasant Notes
Alf, D. McClendon
George McClendon
Sue R. Gage
Farsa
McClendon
Exas
Exas the Late: Capt. “Jas. A. Hoskins
Will and
Zack Hoskins
Hattiesburg
Q Tador
Supreme Court
Butler-Proby
Chancery Court of Franklin
School Book Commission
Mac Retary Poulson
Poolson
Kolilias
Albert ‘Dulit
Bie
Koil
G. W. Nations
A. M. Summers
M. A. Parkman
Pat Case
W. J. Brent
Ifenn Price
A. K. Smith
T. G. B. Mays
J.L. Ford
J. H. Griffin
J. W. Boone
Dr. L. Hughes
Ed. R. McGehee
Willie J. Barron
Gabe Williams
Samuel Aird
N. Smith
T. A. Smith
M. L. Bridges
Ted
National Toilet CO
Paris
Llinois
Memphis
Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Iwthal Ily Service
Cairo
and Fron
ST. Louis
Polittan
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Bustin
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kidhmop
Kaps Oman
Kansas
Cis
St Paul
Dubuque
Sioux Falls
Sioux
West
Wat
Murray
D.P. A
John A
Texas
Colorado
New
Old Mexico
Arizona
California
E. P. Turner
Dallas
Carasad
Northeastern
Alabama
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pacific Ry
Shreve
Dnc
W. Wood
Tray
Pasa
Meridian
Tarearad
Dew
Brook Hires
Tor Kale
Mie
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