Prookkaren Zeader's Mississippi Echoes in 1888 Shifts
A weekly issue recounts political strife in Jackson, references the New Mississippian editor Martin, his foe Hamilton, and a public funeral procession. It notes Prohibition debates, graft investigations, and calls for reform to curb corruption across state and city governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt Adams
Jackson
Episcopal Church
William Short
Guy Lowry
Judg T. d. Wharton
FE. Virden
G. ©. Everich
J. S. Hamilton
Mississippi lynching report sparks national protest in Ballinger
The Ballinger Leader deplores a white mob killing in Mississippi and denounces the scene as a disgrace to the state and union. The piece cites anti saloon Republicans in New York urging a hostile platform toward the saloon and predicts little heed from national leaders as politicians keep swinging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Prohibition Vote Reflected In Vague City Debates
A fragmented yet revealing penny pamphlet style note recalls a 1930s era Prohibition controversy. It mentions a proposed national reform, local elections and a quiet path toward eventual change as citizens weigh the fate of the ban. The piece hints at political tension and public sentiment shaping the upcoming vote.
Nationwide political shift hints at party gains in November
The Washington commentary warns Republican leaders that the party seeks unity over individual victory as the presidential race tightens. It notes potential losses in the South and New York, with tentative GOP paths to victory relying on key states like California Michigan and Vermont while discussing Democratic strength in strongholds. Also included are Mississippi land abstracting and age liquor-sale laws, outlining state legislative actions and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Hay State
Lone Star
Sue
Texas
Washington
Philadelphia
Aol
New York
Soro Gates
California
Michigan
Caleathepsit
Massieliinetis
Wiese
Zen
Solid South
Dene Wevat
India
New Jersey
Lidia
Guthurize
Wil
Mississipya
Sovier
Board of Supervisors
Beit
Celebration of the Thirty Sixth Anniversary at Missionippi College
A Mississippi College celebration marked the thirty sixth anniversary with student performances and speeches. Notable orators included B. A. Pettigrew and Myrtle Webby, while Miss Brice and Miss Thornton contributed musical pieces. The program closed with thanks to the audience and campus figures, and the event was praised as one of the society’s best. A separate note mentions a Greenville Young Men’s Christian Association convention collection totaling $1,384.85, with Meridian planned for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionippi College
Philos
Mississippi College
Tiss Bail Dewitt
Blanch Hertington
Whitfield
Dupree
Pin
B. AL Pettigrew
Barth
Barteniohls
Menger
Suveniure
Westorner Wits
May Thornton
Nest
Viewsha Drigus
Miss Brie
Cooper
A. Helieniee
Pienive Gallery
Mer Cooper
Ministry
We A. McComb
Sovinty
Clinton
Young Men’s Christian Association
Greenville
Greenville Association
Meridian
Mississippi notes and public notices mix in Bay St. Louis era item
A sprawling Mississippi newspaper fragment reports on local events from Bay St. Louis to Jackson, noting school construction at Ellsville Bay St. Louis, politics and civil matters, deaths, marriages, and community notices. It references the New South paper, Rotations in county jails, Confederate memorials, and various local happenings in a dense, period-voice summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haalehorst
New South
Emisvilles Bay
St. Louis
Meu Lane
Pases
Crystal Springs
Owants
Seoentany Ware Gurtony
Sirah
Peon
Alieth
Oxford
Hole Furst
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Prookkaren Zeader
BB. T. Hobbs
Lawhenor
Brwklocen Pesteiier
Oprice
Lester Milbling
Clerehes
Gremli
Ems
Wickstune
Midway
Thins County
Lies
Thain Utou
Sete Leisiana
Bol
Martin
Jolie Eller Teeter
Jess
Raymomlaigerte
Die Martin
Utica
Dacksen Leen
Gazettes
Philadelphia Times
Blaine
Dehes
Florence
Blaine Hon
Tose
Tsiilton
Clarion Ledger
Danis
John Martin
Hamilton
Brookhaven
Tlississipri
Ter
Capetal
Sitiarion
Ibis
Donnie
Tys
Adinistration
Mintin
Gimntvell
Sworhaml Shiolt
Dackson
Tyne
Fairnan
Aviv
Cmetties
Martin Vely
Anitlinehinady
Shiekson
Ames & Co
Jaimimy
Unson
Gandrell
McWillie Mitchell
Vege
Hiamilton
Gambreil
Municip
Rte
Tae
Hothold Parthes
Ian Rearhe
Hevanse
Martin Sand Garatheell
Vines
Bert
Mississippi's Very Capital Reeking In Blood and Politiea
Sitrigne
Ptr
Tie Annie
THE
Philomatheans
Thas
Intiaute
Han Wofford
Chickanaie
Arizona
Alere
Penny
Berner
Fld
Wee Sons
Greerowood
Vurghin
Ciihert
Yor Manis
Vickabure
Anven
Congress
Taukson County
Frank Klotz
Uhulelitinr
Tatsi Hess
Uhus
McGraw
United States
Viek Slay
Ki. Grint
Port Gibson
Meridian News
John Ah Martin
Crete
Meritianhis
Jamies Simpson
Simpson
Jacksont
Longine
Merny
We CG. Black
Natcher
Sallie Athanisyy
Wilk
Erison
Vaze City
Lan
A. Hilb
Payetto
Atbinti
Ph Clavel
St. Andrew's
Vnt Meridian
Fis
Sayl
Plower
Smith Station
Lille Eiriinger
Dudley
John Harper
Presbytery
General Assembly
Y. M.C.A
Dobbyna
Farmers Alliance
Kouwn County
L.A. Wyatt
Capital Commercial College
Lelia Bureh
D. S. Bureh
Smith County
Mayers
McLaurin
McLauri
Smith
Mily
Supreme Court
Menslas
Yue
Sittess
Vito
Masia Ta Labrardy Aiden Vo Dan Jos Lina Mae Wl Ly
Miverivite
Lancoln
Jamaus
Daly
Tees Dee
Chancery Clerk
Cairo
AL Patrick
Lincoln
Ifetion
Gbort Fackson
Laty
Renita
Lowriana
Lewisham
Linen
Jobe ‘Allen
Yenuit Coplens
Felix May
Chiniery
Broosiaview
Miss
Tesh
Sherman & Davis
Charley Schnorrenberg
Ec Hatton
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