Brookhaven Header Nov 34 1887 Economic Strain at Local Paper
The Brookhaven header notes financial pressure on the local paper as seasonal costs rise and readers are urged to settle outstanding bills. It mentions the summer print run, increased expenses, and a forthcoming issue delivery while asking patrons to remit debts.
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Pautieris
Aventis
Mississippi Notes and Local Happenings Across the State
Mississippi items report political shifts, crimes, business ventures, and social events. Notable noted figures include Noel and Armule college topics, Vicksburg industry aims, and Raymonds Methodist anniversary. Sheriff violence, public notices, and river concerns color the roundup with scattered town reports.
Supreme Court Reverses Conviction in Murder Case on Habeas Appeal
The Supreme Court reverses the conviction of Gambivll and orders a new trial after holding the prosecution failed to prove premeditation and malice. Justice Arnold dissents, arguing for affirmed judgment. accompanying opinions discuss related cases and instructions to lower courts.
Supreme Court reopens case in Hamilton affair ruling on Gambrell
The Mississippi Supreme Court altered the lower judgment in the Hamilton case, reversing as to Bahaikes while granting Ail. It upheld the murder verdict against Roderick Gambrell and Hamilton, with Justice Arnold’s dissent praised by reform advocates. An ex-legislator from Bolivar, Laecious Lowe, has been sent to prison for murder.
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Supreme Court
Clanestor Perron
Hamilton
el Duurder
Roderick Gaimbrell
Bahaikes
Friends of Law Werte Kiven
Roderick Gambrell
Jones
Arnold
Jickson
Mississippi Soci
Bolivar
Laecious Lowe
Messtesihn
Iis
Alvises
Ber
Yeni
Elise
Sis
Hatee
Tea Railroms Corporation
Rowty
Mississippi
Convict leasing condemned as cruel in Mississippi argument
An 1880s Mississippi Georgia critique denounces convict leasing as cruel and immoral. It cites high death rates, inhumane camp conditions, and the moral harm of private control over prisoners, urging abolition and full state responsibility. It notes repeated pardons and escapes as evidence of systemic failure and calls for reform or end of the system.
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Peco
Nea K
Cannes
Mississippi
Aselenn
Lavill Ren
Peenliac
Couviet
Georgia
Louisiana
Tennessee
South
Gordon
Board of Control
Intamics
Counsct
Biss
Uotain
Jnat
Tabu Excape
Critiett
Ecunviet
Jeying
Wettocepes
Mississippi Legislature of 1886 Made A Lot of New Tis
McDonald Camps
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