Published Weekly Sewn Class Anal Matter?
Weekly issue dated November 21 1889 from Mrnnkhacen Peeteilien describes a new sew of class analytic material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrnnkhacen Peeteilien
Brookhaven Leader in Brookhaven, Mississippi
We have 1,779,931 pages in Mississippi
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 8 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1889
Page
2
Early Visit of Fort Scott Railroad Officiants Prompts Local Courtesy
A telegram from Fort Scott railroad officials announces their approach to Franklin County and Brookhaven. Citizens and leaders are urged to extend hospitality and discuss railroad matters. a mix of local politics and public notes follow, including health, legal, and civic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott Railroad
Leanne
Fort Scott
Jackson, Miss
Fuller
Brookhaven Leweher
Pranklin Couinty
Brookhaven
Ctss
Wivite Vickstrirg
Two faced debate over constitutional convention and race politics
The piece critiques anti-convention supporters arguing racial issues. It mocks their stance on runout of Black people and immigration to Kansas, while praising carpetbagger sympathies. It also targets Mrs J Ellen Foster and the W C T U revealing party loyalties and alleged connections to liquor interests and the Harrison era politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ellen Foster
Iowa
National Union
W.C.T. U
Republican Party
Poster
Harrison
Jacksons Capital City under political siege in Mississippi
The piece laments Jackson as Mississippi’s capital, recounts a history of Republican dominance, postwar reform, and crimes of the era, and urges a NO vote to oust the McGill ring. It links the Mills Company and Methodist College prospects in Wesson to economic influence and capital relocation.
Wesson Urged as Best Site for Methodist College
Advocacy argues Wesson offers superior access and resources for a new male college. Proponents cite proximity to Whitworth College, strong churches, prohibition in real estate, and readiness of local mills, lumber, sand, brick, and rail access to attract students and support endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trookhaven
Methodist College
Wesson
Vicksburg & Meridion Railroad
Veanaung Ihe
North Minsissipi
Angle Sud Feesale
Clinton
South Mississippi
Lis
Mississippi
Weeson
Whitworth College
Legen
Brookhaven
Mississippi voters shaped by past push for reform
The article argues that support for a constitutional convention in Mississippi predates current politicians. It notes a 2 to 1 legislature vote, Governor overreach, and rising advocacy from county conventions and state leaders. It claims the people, not Gee or Walthall, started the movement, with state alliances and campaigns rallying behind it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee and
Walthall
Russia
Stone
Cameron
Barksdale
Featherston
State Alliance
Mississippi
Let Us Help Wesson Get the College Petition to locate Methodist College
A local appeal urges Brookhaven to back Wesson in securing the Methodist College site. Citizens have pledged $25,000 with further funds expected as Mississippi Militia support grows. The piece argues Brookhaven benefits from proximity, population, and trade boosts, touting twin educational centers and county prosperity while urging active town backing and a civic meeting push. It also notes unrelated notices about library reports, Edwards House hotel praise, and New Orleans Picayune subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Mills Company
Methodist College
Wesson
Mills Company
Capt
Oliver
Brother Oliver
Brookhaven
Evence
Mississippi
Wescontithie
Methodist Fe College
Whitworth
Male College
Jackson
Lincoln
C Zews Association
Ham
Mississippi Briefs From Jackson and Beyond
Senator Walthall travels to Washington while the 8. Court in Jackson toils. Ballot boxes lost in Holmes county. Mary Klein of Vicksburg dies. Sardis property set for sale as Chalmers exits Mississippi. Mrs. Jax Dyke of Scooba dies suddenly. V. Miller of Valley Springs fails for 57000. Starkville editor taunts Aberdeen Pair. Board of Mayor and Aldermen orders Durnt ranch hustle. Mrs. Mary Earl of Jackson dies in Jackson. People’s Saving Bank opened in Starkville with Moldrow as president. Grenada may support Methodist College if seven saloons close. State Medical Board and Undertakers meet in Jackson. John P. Doves shot in Magnolia. he will recover. Williamson and Dollie Pitts wed in Jackson. Mississippi Synod meeting shuns Louisiana Lottery. Two robbers tied up in Beauregard case. Clock tolls in Bolivar county court house. Back and Matthews raid Smith county moonshine den. Ward & Atkins dissolved. Ward retires. Telegraph post near Adams Church remains. Judge Watson’s wife dies in Holly Springs. Brabetson murder case verdict: manslaughter. Lawrence county election flags unique. Two Pats Henrys set for Legislature. State Board of Education vacancy. Alliance in rise. Jackson groups plan mayoral slate. Starkville cattle sale praised by Texas buyer. Opera train crash near Canton kills negro firemen and others. Knoxville Progress notes Franklin election tech dispute. Magee’s majority cert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walthall
Washington
Jackson
Holmes County
Mary Klein
Vicksburg
Chalmers
Sardis
Mississippi
Dike
Jax. J. Dyke
Scooba
Mary Earl
People's Saving Bank
Starkville
Moldrow
Greenville
Sam Jones
Katharine Cole
Grenada
Methodist College
State Medical Board
Undertakers’ Association
Mississippi Synod
Mgr. Stewart
Beauregard
Bolivar County Court House
Back
Matthews
Smith County
TL. M. Street
Ward & Atkins
Winona
FP. Ward
W.le. Atkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brookhaven Reader
B. BT. Hobbs
Oyeee Lalor Winkling
Cheroker
Atlanta
McGill
Friends of ‘Temperaire
Mississippian
Warren County
Janvis Poitevant
Pearlington
J. Moses
Sarah Moek
Summit
New Orleans
W. K. McLaurie
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Bro
Wanamaker
Morton
Warren
Ohio
Virginia
New York
Stockdile
Messrs
McGrath
Weesm
South
Lincoln County
Sitister Wulives
Capt. Hoskins
Dr. Watts
Mr. Smylie
Caseyville
Outa
Chantacor
Ste
Hiulivaliane Snd
Uider Republican
Viennas
John McGill
Cruwad
Tin
Goth
Mississipi
Methodist Colleges
van Watts
Clarion Ledger
Odist College
Samuel Colgate
Mailison University
N. Y
Minutes of Fair River Association
John Street
Edwards House
Peeples
New Orleans Picayune
Associated Press
Paris
Pearl Rivera
Catharine Cole
Mollis Moore Davis
Jennie June
Marie Points
Picayune
Times
Picayun
Nutworths
V. Miller
Yvatal Springs
Aberdeen
Durnt
Board of Mayor
John P. Doves
Magnolia
Marshal Connolly
Ile
J. M. Williamson
Iattiesburg Democrat
Mise Dollie Pitts
Adam
Ehurch
Liberty
Watson
Holly Springs
W. FP. Bradeston
W. I. Brabston
Lawrence County
Pats Henry
Pat Henry
Brandon
House
Senate
State Board
Ith
Mented S&s. W
Hill
Macon
J. M.taylor
Corinth
State Board of Education
McInnis
Representative Hall
Will Henry
Proce
A. G. Lewis
H. TL. Muldrow
J. L. Gray
Temple
Texas
Maine
Mexico
Aberdeen Examiner
Canton
Pat Redmond
Tin Lotus
Jim Smith
The
Knoxville Progress
Board of Election Commissioners of
Franklin
Newman
Magee
ROYAL
Roxat Bakise Powter Co
Drs. Betts & Betts
DRS
Betts & Betts
Charles Street
New Orient
Accontanta
FRY & Ostein
Prop'rs
Meridian
Miss
Plao
Mall 600
E.T
R. J. Boone
C. Brookhaven
Nauty
Oey Ymincon
John B. Nalty
Search the Brookhaven Leader Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Brookhaven Leader?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.