Happenings Since Leaders Last Issue in Mississippi
A long list of local items appears: Clarksdale reports diphtheria and a cotton rash in Jackson, mills open in Mississippi colleges, towns plan events and vigils, yellow fever traces back to Ship Island, prominent deaths and marriages occur, and public health budgets and quarantine statuses are noted across Meridian Yazoo City and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksdale
Hilieelibe
Summit
W. A. Moore
Sccoba
Elhaven College
Jackson
Clinton
Cato
W. H. Harrison
Ashland Register
J. la
McDonald
State University
A. & M. College
Millsaps College
Ellisville
Hernando
Centreville
Gloster
Oxford
Batesville
Yazoo City
Yazoo County
Frank Lewis
Mechanicsburg
Fire destroys printing office near Court House in Brookhaven
The new Leaper building housing Tae Leanne r and Joesus & Inw nittion burned Wednesday morning from a defective stove. Flames spread through the ceiling as a North wind raged, gutting presses and stationery but office books and much type were saved. The paper will resume from the Leaper site on Cherokee Street after renting the old Lincoln County Times press. Gratitude pours to neighbors and friends, with special thanks to Messrs Bowen for use of their office and rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Mages
Leaver
Cherokee Street
Jets
Brookhaven
Messrs. Bowen
Lincoln County Times
Tutt's Liver Pills Promised Health Benefits
A CLEAR HEAD digestion sound sleep a fine appetite and a ripe old age are some results of Tutt's Liver Pills. A single dose proves their wonder. An absolute cure for sick headache dyspepsia malaria sour stomach dizziness constipation bilious fever piles torpid liver and kindred diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Jackson Tales From The Capital On Top Day And Trouble
A Jackson Mississippi column recounts Illinois Central trains stopping at the depot, lifted by warnings and quarantines, a dangerous convict Taggert still at large with an $800 reward, a near fatal shooting and jailbreak attempts, school reopenings for around 12 000 pupils, a shooting incident involving a police pellet injuring a burglar, and civic chatter on building the state capitol. Also notes a society marriage and a 10 000 pound cotton shipment via a four oxen wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Illinois Central
State Board of Health
Memphis
Chas. Taggert
Rankin Farm
Inege
Same
Taggert
Jackson County
Taggart
Maden
Joe Cook
New Orleans
Hardy
Todd
W. C. Kiger
Warren Co
Kiger
Collins
Crystal Springs
Ola Lloyd
Gordonsville
Tex
Muridian
Mr. Collins
Copiab. BR. E Paanis
Ex Confederate Reunion Postponed Amid Quarantine Rules
The ex Confederate Reunion planned for the tithe inst was delayed to Monday Dec dth due to quarantine restrictions. Capt Maxwell J S Burns and others were present for the initial meeting and anticipate a mood gathering on the 6th prox. a full roster of Company C 23rd Mississippi is listed, noting many soldiers including several marked as killed or died in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Maxwell
J. S. Burns
Robertson
Maxwell
Tae Leapex
23Rd’ Mississippi Regiment
Capt
Fair River
Johnson Guards
H. F. Johnson
Whitworth College
Johnson
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Mississippt News
Couboma
Bridewell
Leauregard
Terry
Russell Thompson
Wesson
Jak Bord
Stone College
East Mississippi Female College
Calhoun, Jr
Judge Calhoun
W. L. Manning
Rankin
Meridian
Vicksburg
Col. Devereux Shields
Jale Dunbar Jenkins
Natchez
A.J. Frien
Magnolia
Wim. C. Townes
South
Chattanooga
Kastor P. K. Whitney
Fayette
A. A. Folkes
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of Mississippi
Ilis
W. H.tribette
Clifton Springs
N.Y
Harper
Raymond Gizette
W. D. Carmichael
W. A. Mont-gomery
Madison County
Mary Powell
Robert Powell
James Jiggitts
Chicago
Jefferson County Board of Supervisors
Ship Island
Jane
Jones
N.E. Hubert
Fritz Schwall
Schwall
S. F. Magee
Ada
Leaper
Providence
W. P. Stevens
Dobson
Brandon
OCR
Reunion
Hreokhaven
Memday
Gwint Spurring
C. R. G Stephens
T Scarborough
Allen’ Weathersby
T. A. Wingut
W.w.t
J. W. East
James King
Prentina Easterling
Joseph Buskin
Caseyville
Easterling
King
Bufkin
Pray
Beacham
Esateruog
Klog
Bulkin
Hans A.C. McNair
Uasedy & Cos
Hartman
Peru
Perana
M Lg. Co
Columbus
America
Europe
Companion
Perky Mason & Co
Columbus Ave
Boston
Masa
the Deaf and
Comb Institute
St Jackson
J. A. Loeb
Westville
Wment
McComb City
Mississippi
T. W. Walker
Keeley
Freddie McIntosh
Pass Christian
Headrick Hotel
Enpora
Henry Anderson
Sardie
Irby
Henry
Arthur Johnston
Harver Luckett
Luckett
Natches
Maxey
Gulf & Ships Island
R. R
Annie M. Gladney
Artesia
Lowndes County
W. A. Maxwell
Camden
L. F. Moss
Myrtle
Union County
T Wm, Smith
Red Star
Lincoln County
Ree Doi
Gronge
J. B. Boyt
Pena
Minnie Williams
Pannytows
Lewis Carr
B. B. Cowart
John McGrath & Sons
Brookhaven, Miss
Mas
New York
Saint Louis
England
France
Italy
McGrath
RK. Grafton Drues
Cps
George Bowsky
Circuit Court
Bobs. Powell
P. Oliver
Cineke
Oman
Aed
Minataeirrs
Jase A. Price Y Liscotson
Tarroun
Torben Willon
Dee
Helg
Secon
Anton Sarmake
John A. Fugler
Malcum
Momestead Katey
Beig
Smith
Mass
Fair Hiver
Robert K. Wilson
Heyleter
Brookhaven Photograph CO. Ame
Harris
Merah
Moritiin
Jone
Sackwon
East Union Mills
SHAS
Chrisman
E. F, Brennan, Chrisman & Brennan
Linculm
Ade
Supreme and
Federal
Wellee
Louleville
HOTEL
Denrchad
Orleans
Sea
Rithour
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