Brookhaven Adopts Quarantine Against Hinds County
City of Brookhaven Mississippi acts to raise quarantine against Hinds county after reports of yellow fever in Jackson. Mayor J B Daughtry and Aldermen vote to bar passengers and baggage from Hinds county from trains, effective immediately despite limited details. The notice reflects period public health measures amid outbreak concerns.
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J.S. Ray
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Publication of poll tax delinquents sparks county debates
Mississippi Bureau notes Rankin and Lincoln counties claim first to publish poll tax delinquents. The move aims to inform taxpayers of neighbors refusing tax payments used for public education. Amid污 muddled text mentions elections, salaries, and names of officers tied to tax issues.
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Mississippi News Roundup of 1890s Happenings Errors and Fire
A compact Mississippi chronicle notes Jackson Republican factional strife, Johnson family murders in Winston, a fatal cotton press injury in Grenada, and a block fire in Poplarville. Reports cover political offices, yellow fever deaths, rail fatalities, cave explorations, and local industry rumors.
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