Congress Hopeful from Port Gibson Missisissippi
We announce Bon. F. A. Machaley of Arniter County as a Democratic candidate for Congress from the Seventh District Port Gibson Miss May 16 1902 He asks voters to honor him while pledging to serve the people If not chosen he will accept the verdict and support another suitable candidate.
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Congress
Bon. F. A. Mchaley
Arniter County
Port Gibson
Miss
Tincaln County
Gsth Canares
Graded Public School Holds 1901 02 Closing Exercice
The Graded Public School closed its term amid strong praise for debates by the Athenian and Olympian societies on the question of state compulsory common school education. Recitations, music, and plays by pupils from primary to senior levels delighted a large audience at THouck Opera House, with officers elected for the class of 1902 and a featured address by Hon. Frank A. McLain from Washington.
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Mai Batchelder
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Jessie Adams
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Navy
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Edwin McCalip
Leopold Priebatsch
Sherman McNair
Rosebuds
Meta Smith
May Brown
Lela Watson
Rose Cooke
Maude White
Olive Boggs
Sarah Storm
Mary Applewhite
May Belle Henderson
Ruth Jones
Missie Ratcliff
Fannie Cooke
Bibi
Miss Atkins
Miss Cassedy
Miss Burns
Mamie Powell
Mary Bean Byrd
Maggie Mason
Susie Cox
May Sherman
Abye Colin
Rehan
Abye Co
Stedfast
Eliziabeth Barnes
Nellie Cox
Myrtle Greer
Nellie Susser
Ruth Pens
Lottie Mason
Chester Byrne
John Marshall
Leopold Beleeth
Walter Newman
A. F. Watkins
Misa Myrtle Greer
Nellie Sasser
Katie Allen
Pannie Greer
Willie Cameron
Alva Smith
Ada Wooley
Clara Butler
Miss Wooley
Baseballs Made in Cincinnati and Local Court News
The article outlines Cincinnati baseballs production in detail, noting 125 workers in factories and a 300 gross daily output from automated molds. It also surveys Jackson Circuit Court sessions focusing on social clubs liquor dispensation cases and other docket items amid broader Mississippi political reflections.
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Cincinnatti
Middle West
Cincinnati Enquirer
Circuit Court
Jackson
Picayune Bureau
Powell
Supreme Court
Eruptions Horrors Describe Deadly Caribbean Visit
Captain Larkhotte reports from Kingston via New York on the devastating eruption. He details cholera and hospitals, with gangs dragging corpses to trenches and crowds wailed for aid. The account contrasts scorched towns with mass suffering and the death carts in constant motion.
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Larkhotte
Kingston
Ly Soufriers Beliets Nublve
New York
Georgetown
Langley Park
Waterloo
Unclear fragments report on Arkansas governor and land purchase
Scattered lines describe a convention in Arkansas and Governor Davis amid church actions and repentance claims. A separate note mentions King Victor Emmanuel buying West Virginia land for eight million dollars and a large tract of land in the state.
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Arkansas
Davis
Clarion Ledger
Mississippi
United States Senate
King Victor Emanuel
West Virginia
Mississippi Snappenings Chronicle of July Happenings
Mississippi notes Janeth day at West Point fire woes, Yazoo County lice issue, Abe Deal to hang July 22 in Port Gibson. Cotton blooms, J. Halbert dies in Yazoo, McGill seeks Jackson street commissioner, cannibal dog incident near Lexington, Fourth of July plans statewide. Also marriages, floods, railroad suits, church events, and Millsaps dormitory fund progress.
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West Point
Yazoo County
Abe Deal
Port Gibson
Mississippi
J. John
Halbert
R. F. McGill
Jackson
Lexington
N. H. Pepper
Mary Kennard
Yazoo City
Coahoma County
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Ellisville
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A. Lipschitz
Natchez
Daniel
The
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James V. Bowen
Mabel Jenkins
J. L. Underwood
Terry
Susie Gentry
Oxford
Mary Bell
Bentonia
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