Republican nomination for Governor of Olio gous begging this year
The item notes a fictional or garbled set of political items including the upcoming Republican gubernatorial race in Olio, with scattered references to local figures and events. It mentions Mr T I Maeter, a Raywood undertaker, and various political and social notes across several states, though many phrases are unclear or corrupted. The passage reads like a stray column of clippings with mixed topics.
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Olio Gous
T I Maeter
Raywood
Miss
War Weeson Herald
Dan
Crystal Springs
Grangers and Politics Stir Controversy in Claiborne County
A Claiborne County Grange column defends Granger resolutions urging legislative reform and fair debate. It criticizes Democratic party opponents for dismissing Granger input, while cautioning against partisan leverage in endorsing candidates. The piece argues Grangers should speak through organized action without surrendering independence.
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Cliterne County
Tem
Critielam
Stell
Claiborne County
Doug Thie
Democratic Party
Governors Dilfer and Lowry in prolonged exchange over Genaberg case
Governor Lowry writes Missouri Governor Crittenden to explain why Greenville resident Genaberg will not be delivered on a charge of false pretense. He argues St. Louis merchants aim to intimidate for settlement, and that Greenville leaders back his stance. Copiah circuit court adjourns with 94 civil and 204 criminal cases heard. seven criminals sent to the Penitentiary for burglary and grand larceny. two murder charges acquitted.
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Lowry
Copiah County
Anthony Bridges
Mack Davie
Henry Miller
Julia Steen
C.J. Young
Granville Lee
George Miller
Mollie Good
Elizabeth Hennington
Anticipated Relief Efforts Amid Storm Suffering
The article lauds widespread fundraising for storm victims across Mississippi and beyond. It highlights key contributors including the Clarion editors Messia Bridewell Rea and Cotton at the Beauregard depot, Red-Cross members at Wesson, and the Times-Democrat led by Maj. E. K. Burke. It notes initial generous outpouring, the role of the Times-Democrat in publicizing needs, and a $500 start growing to over $2,000 for relief, held for governor directed disbursement.
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Mississippi
Staten
New York
Great Northwest
The
Clarion
Messia
Bridewell
Rea
Cotton
Beauregard
Messrs
Oliver
Maugum
Lyell
Southmaud
Red-Cross Society
Wesson
Old Times
Democrat
Maj. EK. A. Burke
Louisiana
Maj. Burke
Wesson and
Times-Democrat
Lowry
Red Grass Society
New Orleans Times Democrat
Philomathean Anniversary at Mississippi College Observed
The Philomathean Society at Mississippi College marks its 11st anniversary with a formal program tomorrow evening. Officers of the day include Chaplain Z T Leavell Herald E B Robinson Banner Bearer A Cannon Chief Marshal W R Harvey. Anniversary Address by R A Cooper with speakers J P Williams Thea Granberry and S G Cooper listed on the programme. The New York Herald is valued at ten million dollars.
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Philomathean Society
Mississippi College
Z T. Leavell
Oxford
E. B. Robinson
Shiloh
Cannon
Monticello
Misa
W. R. Harvey
Terry
R. A. Cooper
Midway
Miss
Mesers
J. P. Williams
DeKalb
Thea. Granberry
Hazlehurst
M's
G. Cooper
Cotton bales and elections mark Mississippi notes
Pitt Gibson handled 22,000 bales of cotton this season. The article reports gubernatorial race dates in August and outlines financial totals in New Orleans. It covers executions in Pontotoc, Knights Templar meeting in Grenada, cyclone relief funds, a fatal brakeman accident, and Mississippi port rankings. Also notes a municipal election in Gayka, a university commencement sermon, Republican presidential preferences in Pennsylvania, Southern Expo commissioners, and Lunatic Asylum admission rule changes.
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Pitt Gibson
Otocky
Aule Treasury
New Orleans
Havin
Henry Fleming
Pontotoc
Miss
Knights Templar
Grenada
J. T. Meade
Lexington
J. L. Power
Yeexo
Ed. Kavanaugh
Natchee and Jackson
Gamestox
Union
Haring
Savannah
Tar
Oayka
J. W. Cutter
H. H. Varnado
M. Henman
B. PF. Owen
John Peterman
Thos Born
J. D. Harrell
C.G. Anonxws
D. D.z
Centenary College
East Mississippi Female College
Robert Lowry
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Edmunds
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
W. D. Kelly
Harrison
Killing of Cal S M Thompson editor of Oxford Eagle
Details on the killing of Cal S M Thompson, editor of the Oxford Eagle, after a confrontation with Butler who shot him in the heart during an unarmed arrest for offensive language. Indicted for murder as the case is examined by a Grand jury. Commentary from local papers criticizes Thompson’s conduct and notes liquor purchase questions.
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Cal. S. M. Thompson
Oxford Eagle
Butler
Thompson
Oxford
Col. Thompson
Mississippi
Southern Baptist Convention closes in Waco Texas May Pth
The twenty eighth session of the Southern Baptist Convention convened at First Baptist Church, Waco Texas, May Pth. Rev P H Mall of Georgia was re elected president. H B Maxey of Texas and others named as vice presidents. Reports from Foreign Missions totaled 54 01 last year with eight gifts of 1500 from Mrs Ellington of Tuskegee Alabama. Home Mission work across Western and Southern States noted 78000 raised, 1800 prayer meetings, 50000 miles traveled, 74000 tracts delivered, 30000 for houses of worship. One hundred thousand dollars more needed for southern mission work. Statistics show 2 5 million Baptists worldwide, 18 000 churches, 8 000 preachers. Conference adjourned to meet in Baltimore.
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First Baptist Church
Waco
Texas
P. H. Mall
Georgian
P. H. Mell
Georgia
Hoo
B. Maxey
Joseph E. Brown
J. L. Forman
South Carolina
J. W. M. Williams
Maryland
Board of Foreign Mission
China Mission
Tichenor
Home Missine Board
South
Pane
Meeting of Clatborne Grange Adopts Resolutions in River County
The county Grange met at a public hall with a quorum to read minutes and adopt a set of resolutions as a declaration of principles. A committee reviewed proposals on taxation, civil service, lobbying, railroad charges, education equality, and crop diversification, urging legislative support and a university for white females. A night session added further resolutions amid speeches by Barksdale, Darden, and others.
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Tored
Thos. Danson
H. ©. Dixon
Hutchins
T. Y. Berry
Alferson
Onder
Claiborne County
Mississippi
Flower Hill
Husbandry
Clarion and Chickasaw
Resolved 200 Copies Published for Subordinate Granges
Resolved that 200 copies of the meetings eee be published and distributed to subordinate Granges in the State and that resolutions be published in their Geutry papers. They are urged to demand candidates for the legislature pledge to support the memores. true copy. The storkhollem of Meridian, Brookhaven and Natchez Railroad will meet today for Susinene.
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Therrin
Storkhollem
Meridian
Brookhaven
Natchez Reilroad
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Miss. Eee
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J.W. Coleman
Vicksburg & Meridian
Jacksons
Jacksonsss
John Scott
E. F. Rawoxtu
Natches, Jackson & Columbus
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