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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1889

Page

2

Mississippi Prohibition and Governor Contest Reflections

A converted Democratic meeting notes pledge to support nominees at the November election. Reports on Major Barkdale's withdrawal, party unity behind Stone, Lee, Cameron, and Peatherston for Governor, and opposition to liquor traffic. Various editorials praise Governor Stone and critique Prohibition and constitutional convention opinions.

Weer BR Ape Lewhite AL Lewentuat Joe Dale The Lawrence County Press Iee Major Barksdale Landerdale Lee Barkedale Major Barkedale Oorten Binkding Dacksall Ly Jackson Tiuff & Ship Ishin Railroad Coy Lauderdale Iistener Stone Cameron Peatherston Taylor Tarkadale

A Lively Corpse And Editorial Exchange In Mississippi Weeklies

A gibing note from the Hipley Sentinel thanks readers for corrections to a report about Brook Leaver and notes a lack of clarity on its source. The piece includes opinions on economic governance and learning funding, plus a list of alternate delegates to the National Editorial Association including Chas Hayes and J S McNeely. It also mentions the Biloxi Merald advocating a ten thousand dollar governor salary and public reaction to a four thousand figure.

Brook Mississippi Hipley Sentinel Brothersiwith Jake Miss. Preas Association Detroit Chas. Hayes Columbus Dispatch McNeely Greenville Times W. A. Henry Yazoo Sentinel A. V P. McGee Enterprise ‘Times B.T. Hobbs Brookhaven Leader W. L. Miretter Pres

Sam Jones to Lecture in Brookhaven Next Saturday Evening

The famed humorist Sam Jones, described as a genius and master of audience control, will lecture in Brookhaven next Saturday evening after touring Jackson and Wesson. He is hailed for his rich humor, dynamic presence, and touching yet humorous delivery, likened to a blend of Twain and Ward.

Jackson Brookhaven Sim Dewes San Jones Clarion-Ledger Mr. Wes Dackhen Wesson and Hell Sam Jones Bedin Lim Ana Lutmovist Bill Arp Artemus Ward Josh Billings Mark Twain Burton, Toole Jones Fitzhugh Whitworth College James Thewall Roul Thompson Thompson Jefferson Conemaugh Valley Clara Chinaman Beaufregard Brazil J. M. Stone Tishomingo John St. Caner Madison KR. H. Taylor Panvla Featherston Marshall D. Lee Rams M. College Will T. Martin Adan Barkedale Stone Cameron Taylor Lee Chiisteneted Barkddale Barkadale

Trial delayed in Rising Sun case at Greenville Miss

The Whitworth Hoskin and McLean trial, linked to the Rising Sun tragedy, is postponed to next Friday. The State chooses to try Whitworth and McLean first with a special venire, amid a large courthouse crowd and ongoing defense discussions.

Greenville Miss. Javed Whitworth Hoskin McLean Hoskins

Mississippi State News Roundup in Madison and Meridian

Multiple items report political races and conventions across counties, including eight sheriff candidates in Ler County and State Senate bids. Notable events include postmaster appointments, jailbreaks by three Black convicts, bank association formation in Jackson, and a Meridian pottery startup. A Lexington murder case verdict is criticized amid jury improprieties.

Sumit Lamypa Monroe Mierman Kuhn Vicksling Ler County Jackson HP. Sproles Jacknon

Prohibition View: Yellow Fever Winnows Open Saloon Faith

The observer reports that local option in Copiah and Hinds counties reduced crime and liquor, noting fewer indictments and shorter court terms after temperance laws. He argues reform stems from temperance efforts and laments the open saloon as a social curse, even preferring yellow fever to its return. He cites Jackson's election results and gubernatorial contenders as the political backdrop.

MH. KR Kelis Eslitor Copith Madison Yazoo Copiah County Friends of Temperance Jim Raymond Hinds Copiah Yazoo County Tam Sam Jimmy Senforce Prince of Darkness T. J. Wiarton Jackson Miss

Barksdale Withdraws From Mississippi Governor Race

Mississippi candidate Hon BL Barksdale withdraws from the gubernatorial contest to prevent a party deadlock. He cites county convention divisions and a push for harmony, cancels political appointments, and says the move is irrevocable and aimed at party unity.

Jackson Miss BL Barksdale Mississippi Barksdale Democratic Party Major Barkedale

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