Yellow fever panic and political skirmishes across the South
The report covers fear of yellow fever outbreaks in Jackson Mississippi and Decatur Alabama and comments on Democratic party leadership, editorials, and pressure to mobilize support for Cleveland Thurman and Hooker. It notes a sale of a Chickasaw Messenger stake, Col Pruntzy’s role, and calls for county party organization and activity amid unrest.
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Jackson
Mississippi
Decatur
Ala
Tona
Cleveland
Thurman
Hooker
Yellow Fever Fears Fade As Outbreaks Diminish Across State
The Lane tx Wg tee Tor alte ter nipleay readers report new yellow fever cases and deaths at Davon Aust Exmare but officials say fear and overreaction caused the scare. Jackson cases appear non malignant. doctors say sick, not a plague, and the board urges continued precautions. The Jacksonville fever is abating and the Board of Health will permit mail and goods again after confirming safety.
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Yellow
Davon
Oatleenville
Jackson
Davison
Shenae
Wirt Joluren
Sr Boards of Health
Wit
Jacksonville
Deen
Vokhaven Board of Health
Mississippi press voices and politics lament and praise
A Mississippi commentary laments editorials and liberty of the press while praising Wines Central for aiding Jackson during the yellow fever outbreak. It condemns demagogues, defends state governance, and endorses J. M. Stone as a popular forthcoming governor amid Prosperity and public contentment.
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J. M. Stone
Col. Stone
Mississippi
Quarantine Camp Debacle Near Jackson Draws Outcry
In Jackson on September 26 a major disruption occurred as a self appointed quarantine camp effort near the city gate failed after clashes with state officials and local authorities. A convoy of citizens opposed the plan and threats of violence arose, with gunfire and tense exchanges over land for a camp, amid wider debates on plague containment and public safety. The episode drew comment from state leaders and local figures including officials named Stone Hemingway and Redmond, highlighting the strain between civilian efforts and official policy.
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W. J. Hemingway
Scotia
Ked
Armohl
Tripp
Charkey Yan
Adel
Stone
Stoie
Toteachie
A. C. Jones
Athens
Miss Ellen Amey Leaves for Whitworth Conservatory
Miss Ellen Amey departs from Brookhaven to join Whitworth Female College and Conservatory of Music in Milwaukee. She receives violin instruction from renowned teachers in Berlin and Stresow, and performs as a student of the Royal High School of Music Berlin. Her journey follows years of study and travel in Germany and Mecklenberg, with strong praise from mentors for her talent and conduct.
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Emda
Ellen Amey
Lustietreas
Whitworth
Fenale College and Conservatory of Music
Avi
Wiltewels
Mare Tima Conservatory of
Misie
Timate
Seharwettha Conservators of
Terlin Sand Luvin
Profesaneite Minna
Royal High School of
Masics
Berlin
Pri Mariae sclartenka-Stresow
Philipp Sehwenenke
Amey
Purstenberg
Mecklegbeng
Ohiny
Polen Sea Lake
New York Morneing Journal
Magnolia High School
R. P. Moore
Hazlehurst
Lizzie Jordan
Moore
Marion County
Columbia High School
Wesson School
Lizzie Jourdan
Plan to switch from jute to cotton bagging eyed for New Orleans trade
Cotton bagging advocates claim cotton mulls from Laue Cotton Mille of New Orleans will reduce wrap waste, lower costs, and boost U S cotton exports by freeing supply from jute. Stern & Co. question timelines and note potential disruption to prices and employment if a full switch occurs by next year.
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Ortegns
Eienhir
Messrs. Stern & Co
Iry
Brookhaven officials face salary critique and liquor law push
A recent district desk piece criticizes Brookhaven officers salaries including Mayor wages and county officials. It argues high pay fosters taxation and urges enforcement of the Fal option liquor law. The piece notes convictions for illegal sales and supports public sentiment for stricter action. Additionally, a horse raffle by Rev Van Hoover is announced at the Fair Grounds with remaining tickets at John McGrath & Sons.
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Tina
Montgomery County
Winona Times
Father van Hoover
Falr
John McGrath & Sons
Pascagonhe
Montgomery
Oxford
J. P. Carter
Perry County
Hathiesburg Democrat
Pardoning misfire leaves Lowry jailed in Mississippi
Braxpos Sept 2 A pardon sent over by toy Lowry failed to free Red Lowry from his sentence. Indicted for three offenses he remains in jail. The wrong pardon caused no effect, illustrating the era's controversial clemency powers in Mississippi.
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Perrdon
Toy
Lowry
Mississippi
Tive
Political turbulence and clashes over tariff and candidates
A chaotic editorial page reviews the Indiana and national campaigns with criticism of Gen Harrison and party positions on tariff and revenue. It cites the Chicago platform, questions sincerity, and notes demagogic rhetoric. Also mentions Syrup of Figs and a Kentucky Treasurer shortage.
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Tndi
Tudiana
Sfareivan
Gen. Harrizon
Indiana
Chicago
Oerson
Republican Party
Gen. Harrison
Sentinel, the
Yellow fever scare subsiding and local notes shift
The Chickasaw Messenger notes the yellow fever scare waning, local elections and staff changes in schools, and a roundup of Mississippi events. Reports include deaths, political shifts, police incidents, church matters, and upcoming reunions with various towns and figures named.
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