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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1905

Page

6

Court recess as Cotton Association invited speaker address county

The Board of Supervisors proceedings note a recess at 2 pm to allow Hon. John Sharp Williams, invited by the Cotton Association, to speak to county residents. Attending attorneys include P. Z. Jones, H. Cassedy, T. Brady Jr, McNair & McNair, M. McFallough, Brennan & Hannah, E. B. Harris, F. E. Everett, and many others from Brookhaven to Vicksburg.

Board of Supervisors Cae Was. Ae Viex JR. Ker W. R. Keen Ly. Ae Good J. M. Chandler R. ©. Cliff John Phillips Joe Bins A A. Kk. Walker J. PB. Welch Claude Mize J. A. Decell J. Ji Reed Jobn Sharpilliams Cotton Association Mr. Williams Wilkinson Lear Tes P. Z. Jones H. Cassedy T. Brady, Jr McNair

List of Jurors for Lincoln Circuit Court May Term

Drawn to serve at Lincoln Circuit Court beginning the May term. Names listed include Lott S. Coke I Bush G H Mullins G W Mize Charles Brister C Cole L O Crosby T J Wallace James N. Smith Winfield Case E Z Coon G A Lovell J C Williams Fred Davis W L Mc Graw D M Price J E Case B F Clark Jr Alfred J Mason Thomas E Smith Wash Bearer H Simon J M All-Road Lee Wash Ard B Hodges B F Clark J H Albritton Sidney Smith W E Kimball Next the Third Week: G W Nations A M peers M A Parkman Pat Case W Jarel Henrnor Brier A K Smith T L Ford J H Grille W ee L L Hughes R McGehee Willie Barron Gabe Williams Samuel Aird S N Smith T A Smith M L Bridges L P Rees H H Boyte J M Smith W P Sas ser Jacob Cummings Stanhope Posey A L Smith

Lott S. Coke I. Bush G. H. Mullins G. W. Mize Charles Brister C. ©. Cole L. O. Crosby T. J. Wallace Jaser N. Smith Winfield Case E. Z. Coon G. A. Lovell J. C. Williams Fred Davis W.L. McGraw D. M. Price J. E. Case B. F. Clark, Jr Alfred J J. H Grille L. L. Hughes R. McGehee Willie J. Barron Gabe Williams Samuel Aird S. N. Smith T. A. Smith M. L. Bridges L. P. Rees H. H Boyte J. M. Smith W. P. Sasser Jacob Cummings Stanhope Posey A. L. Smith

Yazoo Sentinel Special Edition Showcases Rebuilt City

Yazoo City Mississippi gains a special anniversary edition featuring before and after photos of the fire district. It highlights substantial rebuilding, street widening, and rising real estate values, with rich images and ads. The piece notes the Delta region’s beauty and growth along with extensive typographical work. The Times-Democrat mentions Mr. George Williamson’s sympathy for his brother J E who died at Abilene Texas. burial at Presbyterian church with Odd Fellows rites.

The Yazoo Sentinel Yazoo City Miss Times-Democrat George Williamson Stete J. E

Miss Roge Oncent Returns From Visit To New Orleans Friends

Miss Roge Oncent returned to her home in New Orleana last Thursday after a visit to her friend Mrs J W Mc Grath. Children Day was observed at the Methodist church Sunday and was enjoyed by a packed house. There were no services at night. Mrs Pantie Schaller Yates of Memphis is with barnout Vers B Bennett

Pantie Schaller Yates Memphis Barnout Bennett

Graded Public School Commencement At City

The Graded Public School held its closing exercises with a concert and program. 150 pupils performed in The Jolly Picnic Party cantata while teachers Mrs Willoughby and Miss Bowen received praise for their work.

J. H. Willoughby Belle Bowen Diana Tot Myra Danging Myra Dolly Mary Sheahan Ward Lucile Walker Lucile Harris Janie Panning Missie Ratcliff Pearl Harris Rena Cain Anna Buckles Maebelle Henderson Lula Sasser Corinne Walker Mary Applewhite Mamie Mmes. Seherck Greenwood Bee Alumni Association Julius Priebatsch May Sherman Walker Willoughby Ralph Mipley Wesponse Shippley Myrtis Scott

Parallel clash over railroad regulation at Washington banquet

Secretary of War Taft and Illinois Central President Fish debated Interstate Commerce Commission oversight after Taft urged federal rail rules at a Washington banquet for International Railway Congress delegates. Similar exchange echoed at Greenville Press Banquet where Chas Bush of Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad opposed federal supervision, arguing the North would gain from such laws.

Taft President Fish Thelinois Central Railroad International Railway Congress Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Fish Greenville Chas Bush Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad New York New Orleans Cabetea Norwood Mississippi Press, Association Buthe Farence

Norwood speech rally backs railroad rate reform

The Norwood address drew praise from editors and guests as supporters urged Congress to grant the Interstate Commerce Commission power to regulate railroads. Readers note the idea has backing across parties, but fear a hostile House may hinder progress despite three National Democratic Conventions endorsing the measure.

Congress Interstate Commission Senate Upfe Clarion Ledger

Pleasant Hill School Commencement at Pleasant Hill

Pleasant Hill 12 miles south of Brook Haven held its first commencement with Miss Lula Mason praised for seven months of work. A stage was built by Robert Kyzar and Clint Brister as 400 attendees watched a string band led by the Greer Brothers. Their loss of $600 in instruments after a fire was offset by local supporters who funded the principal's salary and debt clearance.

Pleasant Hill Brookhaven Lula’ Mason Ford Mason

Booze Fighers Voice On Temperance And Duty

A column arguing personal temperance and individual prohibition. It contrasts abstinence and moderation, cites wartime examples from Japan and Russia, and notes business impacts of alcohol. It urges self restraint, warns about boozers in business, and closes with Y M C A auxiliary notice and a rental ad for a seven room house.

Temrance Russia Japan

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Lincoln Circuit Court Yazoo Noraith Fannie Lola Barron Emmies Greer Jammie Vardeman Vara Serm Scott Pauline Purser Hattie Hodgman Mary Parsons Bert Storm Benton Cai Miss Varat Jemmie Vardeman Emmie Greer RB. Pp. Thompson Jack T. P. Scott M. McCulpes Atti Hoffman Maimo Redding Vara Scott Belle Atwood Willie Cameron Janie Dunning Ent Ate Tewer Heive Vicksburg Walters J. C. Osborne Norfolds Mony East Union Lumber & Meg. CO Lancet Y. M. C. A. Woman's Auxiliary A, A, Cohn
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