King of Lists Gould Calls Arbitration Policy During Labor Debates
Jay Gould faces questions on arbitration stance amid labor disputes and his famous hospital remark. He asserts that Knights of Labor and other workers who struck should not be arbitrated, stressing a firm position before the Congressional committee while revealing stock market effects of a letter.
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Jay Gould
Capitilieta
Rand
Gaull
Cuoworthy Mandate
Beally
Avi
Congressional Investigating Committee
Befiere
Lonper Dodge
Levive
Quthwaite
Outhwaite
Knights of Labor
Mr. Gowl
Gould
Various 19th Century Notes From the South
Editorial notes report Father Ryan buried at Mobile and a Jackson circuit court convening under Judge Hull, with political and social items. Mentions updates on penitentiary leasing, editor Mark F. Bigney’s New Orleans death, Jefferson Davis tour, anti saloon guidance, and labor strikes ending on the Gould Southwestern system.
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Ryan
Mobile
U.S. Circuit Court
Jackson
Hull
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mark F. Bigney
New Orleans
Bright
Fayette Chronicle
Congress
Juilerson
the Clarion
Port Gibson
Borne County
Barksdale
W. C. Whitteborne
United States
Tenucesce
Howell RE. Jackson
The Right Talk On Temperance And Public Notices
The piece compiles temperance sentiment praising women petitioning against whisky and notes veterans defending ladies’ honor. It also reports on the Philos Mathean Society anniversary at Mississippi College with speakers, river flood outlook, a Louisville postmaster controversy, and local business notices.
The Alcorn Contest Report From the Brother in Black
A compelling summary from a letter to De Gallo recounts the youth event in Alcorn. The piece highlights the role of the Young Men and the late owner, framing the contest as a notable community moment with vivid details from the gathering and the sender’s impressions.
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Brother In Black
de Galloway
Charan
Croenevitt
Alvan
State Gleanings. Whisky vote splits Alcorn County
In Alcorn County the Local Option election was held Tuesday with a small majority against sale. About ten precincts reported a narrow defeat for whisky, while districts four and others favored prohibition. Observers note church members and neighbors influenced the result, with supporters planning future efforts and thanking God for the outcome.
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Alcor County
Favar
Sale
Talias
Tam
Wan Sydinst
Yvonne Yen
Ehurah
Alcorn County
Notable Court Notes and Local Trials From Lawrence
A fragmented Lawrence report outlines legal actions and local incidents. It mentions property disputes, farm damage, plowing incidents, and various names, locations, and charges, including references to local officials and remedies sought in district court.
Fragmentary Read of a Great Tug and Civic Scene
A garbled OCR fragment describes a large crowd or event around a tug boat or river scene near Peet. It references ground, caring nets, a senate, and a journey with names and places blurred. The text is largely indecipherable with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
Promising Patent Remedy Across The Nation
A jumble of patent medicine ads touts remedies for consumption and liver conditions. It claims discovery has saved lives and promotes pills for coughs, appetite loss, and liver function with prices and store notes.
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TH. A. Tratford
Las Pauly Fir
Moule [& Cos
Mies Wallace Questioned About Sudden Illness
Reporter details Mies Wallace being questioned over months about a sudden illness that left her partially deaf and changed her appetite and senses. The account references doctors, treatment, and alleged discovery of a medical condition linked to a past event.
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Stv
Ann
Popann
Emmy
E. Sresh
Notice for Publication in Mississippi Lands Case
Notice is hereby given that the land claim of William Cotbern Homestead No. tettin, located in section 12, township 10, range 4 in Martinsville, Pike County, Mississippi, will be examined by the Clerk of the Chancery Court of Law. Witnesses Leander Tays, WoL Marbury, WS Boyd, BOT Marbury, all of Martinsville, Pike County, Mississippi, testify to cultivation and continued presence on the land. Jas. D. Stewart, Register.
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Lincoln County
Chancery
Court House
P.M. Maurin
Euckson
Orton
Chancery Court of Law
Rene Vounty
Manticel
Misa
Willian Cotbern
Tettin
Marbury
Boyd
Martinsville
Pike Comity
Jas
D. Stewart
Register
Orrick
Jackson
Miss
Lawrence
Monticello
Lewis Mikell
Enorth
Richard Sutton
Solomon Jones
Daniel Forrest
Burt Heathern
Silver Creek PLC
Lawrence County
James D. Stewart
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Che Brookhaven
B. Z. Mobbta
Dac
Hrookhaven
POR Congress
Chas. E. Hooker
Hinds
Tor
Onizel Loanon
Ethel Barksdale
Ve Winds
Beth
Conney
Gallay
Cisinman
Chicago
Jurge George
Judiciary Committee
Virginia
Richmond
Lynchburg
Manchester
Fredericksburg
Congressfal
Kuizhits of Labor
Gould Southwestern
Jefferson Davis
Alabama
Georgia
Montgomery
Atlanta
Savannah
Confederacy
Alex. Brown
C. B. Routh
Vicksburg
Brown
Routh
J. HW. Gumbrell
Prohibition Executive Committee
Gambrell
Chickasaw Messenger
Evening Post
Petitotes
South
Wis
The
Philosmathean Society
Mississippi College
T.T. Martin
Waco
Texas
Messrs
R. W. Merrill
Magnolia
Miss. J. 8. Threlkild
Richmondlee
A. C. Watkins
Miles
Cairo
Louisville
Willis
Virginw Campbell Thompson
Alexander Campbell
Christian” Church
Ifayes Yod Garfiell
Woodville
North
Powell's
botts—Schnorrenberg
Schnorrenberg Bros
Alcorn
Ron. Wall
Gavinada
Supreme Court
Dachkewl
Holly Sprites
Lewee
Spite Medical Association
Sones Syyal
Tus Aude
Uli Annona Oiety
Tavlorand Dos
Kaufman
Tetivin Rollers
Lon Dantaler
Mors Point
Jean Tttenotte
WD. Holder
Lafayette Wbuty
Audlitur
Crystal Springs
Messrs. Hurt & Branch
Col
BF. Jones
Winona
Adelaide Regnard Jantert
Patton & Bonner
We HL
Patton & Jo
Mins
Jim
Lowry
Robe Bostick
Copiah Camuaty
Yous Ferguson
Knox Stennis Klet George Mut
DeKall
Stennis
Hatthee Vibes
Sheri
Maj
R. W. Banks
Columbs
District of
Mississippa
Church
Sam Jones
Columbus
J. H. Mircuetn
Ep. Leaper
J. B. Naury's
Schnorrenberg
Kobluan
Tafau
Neck of the Woods
Lowe
Monally
J. S. Sexton
Conn
Signal Capivhan
William Whitney
ROK
Morriston
Deen Wyehe
J. J. Whiter
Jefferson County
Fec. Fairman
pSbetfield
al Ata
Hhat
Thomas Tollingsworth
Beauvoir
Petterson Davis
Holmesville
Topisaw River
Summit Sentinel
Pike County
Drummers
9 Protective Association
Paul M. Uartin
St Louis
S.C
Thes
Deliesten
Sindh
Wien
Gia Mak
Btsishiy
Agaist
Bayer
Tokward Shophoent
Jobo
Wingler
Loch
Rabinsen
Pat
Vowieli Tits Lee
Wapl
Vorty
Sverrrek
Four Corners
Guinn
Macon Medicine Company
Apli-Lyr P
Macon. Gr
Tc Tatenen
Mis Chapman
Wyluame
Cax
Acrafura
Aikyrard
Athena Poyaryne
VerLianl
Mies Wallace
Mies Aidtte Wallies
Pestes van Mis
George Fickimd
SL Meamtveatevet
Nya Te
Montaigia
Sant
B17 & CO
Marth
Arriag
Sie
Vega
Sant Indiecretiong
Mlinois Central Railroad
Pyatt
Hesse
Hliukhisvett
Dackasan
Sboru Cutty
Matt Lyayes
Mrowktawet
Onlentis
Tires Leia
Praina Beth
Conner
Hbusiness College
Nedudig Sehider
Meeks
Stutraury
Eheukoe
Appeimen
Pen Hulstists
edGtain
L. A. Wyatt
Proprietors
Mom's Fertiling and Chemise Manufacturing Company
Union Street
F. R. Hardon
Chartres Street
Canal & Custom House
D. Bohne
B. Griswold & CO
Jewelers and Opticians
Canal Street
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