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Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1904

Page

2

Earthen measures and open door policy items in late 19th century notes

A review of varied topics from insurance and pipelines to geological facts and global affairs. Notable mentions include a Denver surety firm's hold up insurance plan, oil field extensions from Denver to Wyoming, a precise Earth diameter, and political and military commentary on Port Arthur, Manchuria, and Scottish royal claims. Multiple named entities and places appear, including Denver, Red Fork LT, Florence, Boulder, Col, Stocasel, Cassell, Kuroki, Hay, Manchuria, Bannockburn, Port Arthur, Stoessel, and Edward VII. The piece also notes convict counts in Missouri and a royal open door policy debate.

Ralph W. Smith Denver Standard Off Co Red Fork Florence Boulder Col Wyoming

Negro Porter Arrested In Oklahoma Bank Robbery

Owena Fitzpatrick, a bank porter in Chickasha Oklahoma, was arrested after confessing to stealing about $5,000 from Citizens' National Bank. He had planned to invest funds for his dying mother in Fort Worth and yielded the missing money to cashier Ed F Johns and lawyer Welbourne. About $140 remained unrecovered.

Chickasha Owena Fitzpatrick National Bask Fitzpatrick Welbourne Fort Worth Ed F. Johns Mr. Johns

Radical southern plea for unanimous Roosevelt win

Julius L. Brown of Georgia urges the Democratic electors in the south to cast their ballots for President Roosevelt to make his election unanimous. He argues the South cannot oppose the North and that the move would demonstrate concord, show the South’s acceptance of current affairs, and help the region “bloom as the rose.”

Atlanta Julius L. Brown Georgia Joseph E. Brown Roosevelt Brown Booker T. Washington Philippines United States Democratic Party Mr. Brown Democratic Executive Committee

Col Butler claims thirty years of election theft to rock St Louis

St Louis November 22 start of sensational talk as Col Ed Butler tells Saturday Post-Dispatch he has stolen elections in St Louis for three decades. Clubs hotels and politicians discuss the startling confession as Gov Dockery hosts Hawes and others at Jefferson City.

St. Louis Col Harry B. Hawes Gov. Dockery Jefferson City Mr. Hawes Butler

Weather Forecasting and Mississippi Weather Bureau Efforts

Mississippi readers are introduced to weather forecasting by W S Belden from the U S Weather Bureau in Vicksburg. The piece warns against long range forecasts, notes the limited horizon of reliable predictions, and outlines how 190 weather stations nationwide collect data to produce 36 to 48 hour forecasts with about 15 percent error. It also mentions an experimental Mount Weather observatory and future scientific aims, plus local notes on Gulf & Ship Island railroad exhibits and various Mississippi developments.

Sam Lus W. 8. Belden United States Weather Koreau Vicksburg Belden Europe America W. M. Davis Harvard College Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company Jackson J. H. Bousley Gulfport Silver Creek Mendenhall- Columbia Gulf & Ship Island United States Weather Bureau Warrington D. C Mounteather Virginia Migs

Thanksgiving Proclamation by Mississippi Governor Vardaman

The document proclaims November 24 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer in Mississippi. It urges suspension of secular business, assembly in worship, gratitude to God, and charity toward the poor, praising civic virtue and wisdom to meet future challenges. The missive, dated November 14, 1304, is followed by humor captions.

Mississippi Ife James K. Vardaman Jackson K. Vardaman J. W. Power

Notable figures and events from a Paris desk file

The dispatch notes include Henry M. Dellinger of Washington still paralyzed in the hands, Former President Steyn. It lists five ex cabinet officers expected in the Senate next session Knox Teller Alger Proctor Elkins, and Moses Myers of Quinton N J aged 70 and still active with 16 children. Persia decorates David HK Francia, Louisiana Purchase expo head, with Lion and Sun order. Henry Merwin Shrady to supervise Grant memorial model at 250000 dollars. his father treated Gon.

Paris Henry M. Dellinger Washington Steyn D. C National Morse United States Senate Knox Teller Alger Proctor and Elkins Moses Myers Quinton N.J United States David HK Francia Kingdom of Persia Henry Merwin Shrady Grant Shrady Gon

Scare at World’s Fair a Minor Fire

At the New York building a small basement fire was discovered at 2:20 am. Thirty people were awakened as fire engines arrived. the blaze caused limited damage from crossed wiring. In another incident at the Delmar division sheds a blaze destroyed the Delmar pavilion kitchen and nearby stands, with total loss under $1500.

St. Louis New York Ohio State Missouri J. 8. Milbourne Jefferson Hugh Baldwin Obie Milbourne Dore Lyon Ruth Appleby Lyon Grace Lyon Charles A. Ball Lewia Nixon Edward H. Harriman William Berri Edward Lyman Bill Lewis Nixon Frederick R. Green Maida Delmar United Railways Co Lindell Olive Streets Delmar Loop Forsythe Junction Park View Realty Co Jacob A. Fisher

Moonshine and Donkeys and a Dragon of News

A hijinks filled wire story touches on fertility myths in civilized lands and a Tibet donkeys pack back routes to mothers, moonlight stirs stammering, and culinary dogs in Munich. It notes two hundred Lincoln county Nev residents refuse to vote, while a Canadian student at Pomona is expelled for not saluting the flag. A San Francisco man survives a tumble from an electric car with a prayer book and torn clothes as damages.

Munich Bird Springs Lincoln County Nev Johnny Barwie Pomona Cal Board of Education San Francisco

Domestic decoration notes and quality home fabrics

The piece discusses affordable home decor ideas including Japanese and Indian cottons for old blue and white or old blue and yellow curtains, pineapple silk autumn hangings, year round plant life in windows, ingrain edge fillings for worn floors, cabinet makers quality rules for chairs, and front door panels covered with plain Brussels net and lace insertions with a night curtain.

Fashionable Finery and Thetis of Dolly I Believe There Is Fool

A fashion note lists skirts hats turbans and trims with tulle ribbons coq de roche and ostrich tips for wee maidens. It notes wraps plush coats and yetta skin furs and color trends in panne velvet and net while soft long haired furs remain preferred. A cartoon panel titled He Couldn't Say features a humorous dialogue about family foolishness in Smith's Weekly.

Coq de Roche Dolly Smith's Weekly

Circumstantial Evidence on a Sleeper Car Theft

A Boston to New York late train tale recounts a passenger accused after a theft of six $100 bills from a middle berth occupant. Officers seized the money from a porter and found a match on a man who resisted. the case hinges on circumstantial clues amid crowding train motion. Additional items include a note on hats, kidney pills, and other miscellaneous lines from period papers.

Boston New York Kansea Aty, Star Weiuwed

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