Mississippi political notes and local updates from Hinds
Editorial notes cover political movements and speeches in October including Ex-Gov Hubbard in Texas and Blaine’s showbiz tour in Ohio. Mentions Vicksburg bank plans with Richardson stockholders, George speaking at Monticello, and a Democratic delegation promise from Mississippi. Also notes a name change for J H Martin’s paper to the Hinds County Comet and a fatal accident in Hazlehurst.
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Hubbard
Texas
Winvis
Vicksburg
Col. Ed. Richardson
W. P. Richardson
Lee Richardson
George
Monticello
Lawrence
Indiana
Ohio
Hendricks
Democratic Club Organization for Lincoln County Election
County Democratic Committees set October 16 for county club formation to mobilize voters. Emphasis on registering every Democrat, securing a Cleveland Hendricks Barksdale majority, and organizing speakers as the five-week sprint to election begins. Politically charged notes critiquing press slander and state college location debates accompany calls for unity.
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Lincoln
Barkdale
Hill
Applewhite
McLain
Colume
Cleveland
Hendricks
Barksdale
St. John
Butler
Mississippi
Franklin Lynchings and Campaign Tensions in Liberty and Meadville
The Liberty Herald reports on political campaigning in Franklin County amid a lynching incident in Meadville. It details mob violence condemnations, candidate performances, and editorial reactions, noting Judge Chrisman and Major Barksdale among attendees and criticising mudslinging in the race for Congress.
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A. McNair
Brookhaven
Meadville
Cassedy
Robert
Col. Byrd
Chrisman
Frank Larkin
Judge Chrisman
McNair
Ourself
Franklin Capital
Smith Hotel
Maj. Sesmons
Caradine
Coffee
Jefferson
Franklin
Maj. Barksale
Congress
J. W. Bailey
Esq
Me. Reid
Morris
Major Noonan
Natchez
J. B. Yellowly
WP. Cassedy
Summit
R. E. Rhodes
E. R. Jones
Fayette
Major Barksdale
Liberty Herald
Foum
Liberty
Amite County
Prohibition debate at Old Brook draws church and state ire
A reader recounts a joint discussion on Prohibition held at Old Brook on the 19th, criticizing Capt. Hoskins for urging ministers to back political action and condemning Dr. Galloway for defending liquor while serving as penitentiary chaplain. The letter portrays the exchange as chaff and rot with no convincing argument, urging readers to weigh religious rhetoric against policy.
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Old Brook
Patis
Capt. Hoskins
Capt. Hoskina
Methodist Church
Galloway
State
Mr. Williams
Cana
Williams
Pawan
School notice on Haple Broekhaven Whitworth College fees
An 1884 academic year notice outlines charges for Haple from Broekhaven attending Whitworth College with terms for primary, preparatory, and college levels. It lists tuition, Latin and English instruction, music lessons at 30 dollars, other classes at 5 dollars, and singing free for some pupils. The document also mentions general education aims and references a remedy ad relating to Mr Maraden’s Pectoral.
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Haple
Broekhaven
Whitworth College
Proak
Pula Ie ‘Reshman Claga
Juninor
Ibe HL
F. Jonxson
Mrs Smith and others praise Paruna and Mawna in letters
Letters from Mrs Hillerie Smith of Lawrence County Pa and Miss Maria Roderick of Warren Ohio extol Paruna and Mawna in curing ailments and boosting strength. Other testimonials cite relief from a severe foot wound and glowing opinions of a domestic journal offer.
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Smith
Hillerie
Lawrence County
B. Harman & Co
Columbus
Avecaire
Maria Roderick
Warren
Ohio
T. J. Webber
Thomas Acton
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Ladies Medical Adviser preview and liver tonic ad
An advertisement touts a complete medical work for women detailing home treatment to prevent and cure sex related diseases, claiming over 10,000 sold and priced at 50 cents postpaid. It also markets a liver tonic labeled Prickly and Bitters said to improve liver function and overall health, priced at 10 cents per pound with bulk discounts.
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Post
Asain
Nanda Publishing Co
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Entorea
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National Democratic
New of New York
A. Hendricks
Indien
Distric Ethel Barksdale
Hinds
Louisiana
Jno. W. Garrett
The
Bahimore and Ohio Railroad
A. B. Hurt
Shk
Winona
Blaine
Knight
Bay St. Louis
Col. Denson
Judge McMillan
J. H. Martin
Hinds County
Cleveland, Hendricks and
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Albany
N. Y
E. W. Brown
Hazlehurst
Mr. Brown
Catchings
Mississippi Exposition Association
Aberdeen
Kellogg
Hia
T. E. Martinett
K. J. Gay
Mr. Blaine
Indianapolis Sentinel
Sentinel
State Female College
Lowry
Wesson
Vicksburg Post
Orover Cleveland
Meritian and Northeastern Railroad
Lake Pontcharteain
Associated Press
D. McNair
Calhoun House
Martin Lodge
K. of H
Pardee
U. S. Circuit Court
R. A. Till
T. C. Catchings
Greenville
Shoe String
Tammany
Gresham
Treasury
Frank Hatton
Surra
Mack Johson
Franklin County
CIA
Bisiue
Walent
Maraden
Nunda
N. J
J. A. Siva
Brew Orleans
Genuiar
California
Clapp & CO
Cherokee St
Lou Lewis
E. E. Sea
Toven
A. Lewentual
Alva
Petersburg
Baptist Literature
Ang
Dave
Brook Aven
Amies
TUA
Guilett
Ovemcaay
Eames
ROYA
Sana
Orhavex
Owen Tobacco
Aina AZ
Dryaden WL
P. O. Oh
Alphonse Marx
Dryades Street
Brookville
B.J. Kexpacn Co
Dostor St
Bandy Bottom
B. J. Kexpans
Kendall
Vavaen
Montello
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B. J. Kexpats Co
Genta
Richard Swannell
Opavia Cure. Mr. Swannell
J. B. Kewmach Co
Horne
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