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Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1904

Page

2

Uncertain NZP columns on wars and social fads in 1903 Syracuse

A collage of 1903 items notes edury and jokes in Syracuse plus world events. It mentions radium paint, Banzai shouts, Balkan reforms, railroad casualties, naval history, and a New Brunswick obituary, with quirky anecdotes about a Dutch chef and a hotel clerk rewarded for returning cash.

Chicago New York Indiana Audjoll

Doings of a Week A Review of Seven Days News

A condensed survey of daily senate and house proceedings with pay scales for top officials, district of Columbia and Indian appropriations, and debates on Philippine shipping. Washington dispatches note bank note circulation, Smoot hearings, Cuba Isle of Pines treaty, and potential US intervention in San Domingo. Reports cover fires, deaths, and local incidents across the east, west, and south with weather and political updates.

Senate House District of Columbia Congress United States Philippines Grover Cleveland White House Disl of Columbia Washington Smith Senor Quesada Hay Cuba Isle of Pines San Domingo State Department Secretary of the Treasury Special National Bank Dlepositories Panama Canal Gen. Chaffee War Department Secret Service Smoot Mormon Church Joseph Soultz Menominee Leader Marinette Wis Stillwell I. T Waterloo Illinois Secretary of State Wilhelmina Jecheberg Chicago Sherman San Francisco Twelfth Infantry le Sueur (Minn.) County Bank Virginia H. Hoge Roanoke Rock Mount N. C Capitol Madison Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Oklahoma Indian Territory Arisons Mac Comanche County

Mississippi Legislature Moves Through Ninth Week Amid Bond Talks

Mississippi lawmakers press toward adjournment with key measures in the Senate and House. General Privilege tax and appropriation bills loom. bond issue questions linger as property sales in Jackson are debated and some members seek to sell state assets to fund operations. Memorial services for Senator Walker mark a solemn joint session tribute.

Senate House Jackson Old Capitol W. B. Walker Monroe County Bishop Galloway Walker Mary Dudley Sykes House Committee On Corporations Foster Warren Geological Survey University of Mislasippi Mississippi A. and M. College Boyd Tippah Judiciary Committee University of Mississippi Ellis Board of Trustees Thomas Supreme Court Industrial Institute and College Bowen State House Allen Deaf and Dumb Institute Deal and Dumb Institute Insane Hospital Deaf and Duynb Institute The I. S. and C House Committee On

Mississippi bill to create forty-five district courts

The measure to establish forty-five Mississippi district courts, each with a presiding judge paid fifteen dollars per month, sparked extended debate amid a week of discussion and a tough push by the author. The bill now goes to the governor for action.

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Mississippi should woo factory growth and industry

An editorial urges Mississippi to exploit liberal business laws to attract northern capital, arguing factories bring employment, raise real estate values, widen tax bases, and create a domestic market for farmers. It cites low living costs, strong labor, and upcoming canal and park projects as incentives, urging state advertising and investment.

Mississippi

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Offer for Skin Cure

An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills as a set to cleanse skin, soothe itchy inflammation, and expel humors. A single set costs one dollar and claims to cure skin, scalp, and blood disorders from infancy to old age when other remedies fail. Includes pricing and distributor details in London and Boston.

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