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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1897

Page

2

Monument to Betsy Ross and other civic notes in Pennsylvania

A patchwork of 19th century items: a monument to Betsy Ross approved for Feltrimount Park, a large United States crowd at Harry Wright’s memorial in Philadelphia, liquor-dealer convention notes in Chicago, Russia death rates for doctors, and a tall Duluth policeman. Also mentions Drake descendants in Pennsylvania, Cocaine eye drops for firefighters, and Colorado removing many legal holidays for a revised calendar.

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Grand Army and veterans events tied to reunions across states

Jrpen Botkis, department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in Kansas, invites department commanders from Missouri Iowa Texas Nebraska and Colorado to attend the Grand Army reunion in Leavenworth on October 1. Confederate veterans meet in Nashville with Gen. John It. Ferguson presiding and tariff talk dominates. labor leaders press for pro labor reform with President McKinley.

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Mississippit Madness Lynching and Historic Documents

A fragmentary Mississippi page recalls a lynching at Crystal Springs involving Joba Moses, a Black man, and details a violent murder of Joba Strang by a prowling assailant. The piece also highlights an 1800s land grant document from the British government with seals, signatures, and a John Hancock style endorsement.

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Congress Probes Tariffs and Trade Debates in Senate

Legislation and committee actions dominate the session with debates on duties, including wool and manufactured goods, and a proposal to fund repairs at dry docks in New York. Senators clash on trade policy and personal privilege topics while foreign exhibitors potential labor provisions spark contention. The session records friction between Whig and Democratic factions as amendments and schedules move through the chamber.

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Boy Revivalist De Merritt Aged 10 Draws Big Crowds

Unusual excitement grips Newrot Neb as John De Merritt, a boy about nine or ten, preaches to large gatherings from Broken How to Newport in Rock County. Despite reduced family finances, he travels with his parents and is described as the youngest ordained minister. Crowds reportedly reach into thousands at times, with many mocking yet others listening to his revival sermons.

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Spiritualistic fraud confessed by former professional medium

A former professional medium, active for ten months, confessed to spiritualist faking that deceived widows and orphans in the city. He claims reform and names his associates, living at East Eleventh street, with connections to a known seance venue run by CW Steward.

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Confederate Veteran Reunion In Nashville Draws Massive Crowds

The Confederate Veterans gathering in Nashville, staged under Gen Gordon, drew up to 40,000 visitors and 15,000 veterans on the second day. Addresses were delivered by Gordon and Reagan, with receptions at the Capitol and a grand parade ending the event as thousands filled streets and venues across the city.

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Confederate Veterans Parade and Jubilation Across States

A lengthy account describes a Confederate veterans reunion parade with numerous dignitaries and divisions from many states. The Tennessee division leads, with generals and ladies in period dress, amid rain delays, cheers, and a post-parade celebration at the auditorium featuring speeches, music, and fireworks.

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Crescent wheel factory feats and curious stats

The Crescent bicycle, made by Western Wheel Chicago, claims the world’s largest and most complete factory with astonishing output. It cites 72 finished Crescent frames per minute, miles of tubing and steel, and a chain long enough to span oceans, all illustrating the magnitude of its production and reach.

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