Brookshaven mayoral race and city council notes
Candidate for Mayor of Brooksha ven and for Marshal of Brookhaven announced. Local council adjourned meetings cover accounts for school buildings power house street work and city expenditures.
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
2
Brookhaven City Ordinances and October 1902 Collections
Public records show October 1902 water and lights collections and city treasurer A Hurst summary. Supt J D Cull reports October power house fuel, wood, slabs, and wiring work, with board approval. Ordinances cover election commissioners, polling place, destruction of bonds, forfeiture of Lambrecht deposit, and future city clerk and tax collector elections. Also shows oil contract with Standard Oil Co for power house needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhaven
Miss
J. B. Psa Ehite
A. E. Moreton
Chas. Schnorrenberg
J. Hl. Willoughby
R. T. Scherck
Jyme Nixon
Jos. Connell
McCormick & Thompson
Ahrens & Ott Mfg. Co
Lincoln County Times
Electric Appliance Co
General Electric Co
J. N. Willoughby
S. W. Hoskins
A. C. Sea’ Express
C. B. Perkins
B. Perkins
Aaron Hut
Ash
E. F. Brennan
Feo
Jana
J. B. Daughtry
R. Applewhite
Plame
W. H
Wm. Herring
J. D. Cull
Andrew Dunn
Aaron Hurst
B. Society
Hall
A. Hurst
Cull
Thos. H. Lewis
P. Jones
W. B. Watts
Mississippi
Moreton
Willoughby
Schnorrenberg
Scherek Dal
City of
Bank of Brookhaven
Scherck
Willoughby and Seavey
Lambrecht Bros. & Co
Seavey
Washington Street
Alermen
Standard Oil Co
Kentucky
Power House
W. H. Seavey
Proverb and Parable on Dairy Remedies
An old proverb links butter care with a penny in the churn. The piece promotes Scott's Emulsion as a stomach friendly cod liver oil preparation for weak, pale children, claiming it suits delicate stomachs and improves strength and flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Pickle factory planned for Quitman and regional notices
Mississippi notes a Quitman pickle plant announcement. Winona Baptista plans $810,000 project. Hazlehurst reports typhoid cases. Ellisville man James Pierce loses an arm in a log train accident. Meridian community forms a savings bank. football defeat at Tuscaloosa. Brown and Alice King wed near Gallman. Cotton picker pay in Scott County at 65 cents per hundred. Bishop Thompson weakened by illness in Jackson. Canton jeweler Asa L. files voluntary assignment with $1,500 liabilities. General Evander McNair dies at 82 in Chatawa. Biloxi kidnapping attempt involving a step mother. Prentiss county farmer ships 4,000 bushels of corn. Crystal Springs famed for local produce and Chautauqua. Delta paper mill eyed by Northern capitalists. Oktibbeha to enforce road law under Welborn. Gulfport forms company to produce pressed sandstone brick. Railroads set one and one third fare for Methodist conferences at Natchez and Tupelo. James Nichols dies by suicide in Waco after financial losses and wife’s death. Winston county farmer yields 100 bushels of yams. pears weigh heavy. Olive Sproles and John Venable wed in Jackson area. Gen. O L McKay names Susie May McClurg sponsor for Mississippi Division SCV. Judge George Anderson and Miss Bertha Clausman wed in Jackson. Governor Whitfield portrait donated to Archives and History. Dr. John D. Miller sues Yazoo & Mississippi for $5,000. Train row involving passengers and lack of protection cited from 1901 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Winona Baptista
Hazleharat
Ellisville
James Pierce
Meridian Negroes
Meridian
Alabama
Duempsinot
Tuscaloosa
KO. Brown
Alice King
Gallman
Scott County
TH. M. Thompson
Jackson
W. W. Holmes
Asa
Canton
Evander McNair
Chatawa
Biloxi
A. G. B. Martin
Copiah
Mississippi
Methodist Church
Natchez
Tupelo
James Nichols
Waco
Texas
D. C. Bennett
Winston County
R. G. Hammill
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George Solomon
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Daughters of the Confederacy
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Beauvoir
U. D.C. Pe
Oiry Council
A. D
Scherck and Seavey
Chas. Heuck
Sant ST
General Improvement Fund
Balages
POW
A Ets H. Seavey
J. H. Willoughby
Finance Committee
Said Tes
Mayor Protempore
Earl Stanhope
Prince William
Prince Napoleon
Ofussia
Duke of
Edinburg
Emperor of China
Wm. Caxton
G. P. Ti N
P. Wills
James Gale
Charley Richardson
Horace Greely
Charles Dickens
Schuyler Colfax
Mark Twain
Senator Plumb
J. 5. Hogg
Nee
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Andy Itchen
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Kandy
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Boston
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Philadelphia
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Bietmonst
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Minneapolis
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Hot Springs
Ark
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Dubuque
Sioux Falls
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Wat. Murray
WOHN
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D. B-A
G. Thatch
D.P.A
Soulé College
Atdrees Geo. Soule & Bomb
Bataan & Bley
Adolph Lenz
J. C. Boadmee
Brookhaven, Miss
Bell Tine
Jersay
Holger
Mississippi News
Nn Valley Bottling Co
Domicilee Shurg
Lizzie Cook
Crystal Springs
R. H. Jones
R. E. Jones
Prentiss County
Prentiss
Delta
Oktibbeha County
J. H. Welborn
Gulfport
Olive Sproles
H. F. Sproles
John H. Venable
Arkansas
Tlill
Mr. Venable
R. A. Venable
Gen
O. L. McKay
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Susie May McClurg
George Anderson
Bertha Clausman
Department of Archives and History
Governor Whitfield
Nora Whitfigh
C. T. Ayres
E. T. Sykes
Columbus
John D. Miller
Lee
Yazoo
Mississi Aver R. Co
Anita Ina
W. McGrath
Louis Cohn
Becker
L. H. Baggett
Asst
J. K. Beavers
Hyman Zwien
CHAS
Heuck
Easteriing
H. Cassedy
M.D. McGrath
J. W. McGrath
Louis Corn
J. Becker
Gel Bowsky
Dave Conn
Aranteed
Elmer & Leadir
George Bowsky
B. Kruppenheimer
No Name
Ebony
Geo. Bowsky
Aco
Jewelers
Opticians
Aving
Experi
Charles D. Smith
Irwin Vianos
T. Pierre Ramsey
Ramsey Plano Co
Connelly & Son
Depot
James F. Ballard
Price Druu Company
Brourhaven
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