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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1898

Page

3

Oyster culture system touted by scientist in Chesapeake

Special Washington Letter describes a new spat culture method for oysters aimed at increasing brood and supply. Kelter explains three dimensional water deployment, artificial cultch, and vast fry-to-spat progression, noting potential trials at St Jerome’s Creek and Woods Hall, plus comparisons to Brooks. He emphasizes scientific spat culture to feed markets and highlights oyster eggs, fry, and market timelines.

Washington Fish Commission Brooks Virginia Maryland Chesa- Peake Chesapeake St. Jerome's Creek Woods Hall Kelter France Long Island Sound Rowe Cohasset Moebius Europe Fish Hawk

Roosevelt Named At Saratoga Convention Ticket

The Republican convention nominated Theodore Roosevelt for governor and a full ticket including Timothy L. Woodruff as lieutenant governor William Morgan as comptroller John T. McDonough as secretary of state Jote B. Jaeckel as state treasurer and Edward A.oor as state engineer John C. Davies as attorney general The afternoon session featured Chauncey M Depew's Roosevelt nomination and a roll call showing a large Roosevelt lead The sister convention at Saratoga endorsed Roosevelt and pledged support to the Republican state ticket.

Saratoga Theodore Roonevelt Oyster Thay Timothy L. Woodruff Briogs Wiliam 4. Morgan Erle John T. Mcl Donough Aliway Jote B. Jaeckel Cayuga Edward A. Oor Jeferson John C. Davies Oneida Congressman Mayne Jorge J. Ryder Cady Hudson Gov. Binek Cady Tine Gav Roosevelt Black Woodford Spain Belares Philippines Mawais Gov. Black

Democratic State Convention Nominates Ticket

Sept 30 Syracuse reports the Democratic state convention lineup for governor Augustine Van Wyck lieutenant governor Elliott Danforth secretary of state George W Martin comptroller Edwin Duteness state treasurer K J Morris and state engineer Martin Schenck with a slate of other nominees. Frederick Schraub elected permanent chairman and addressed the gathering praising Democrats and criticizing Republicans and the Spanish American War era. The convention adjourned after nominating Van Wyck by acclamation and approving the ballot emblem.

Angaat van Peket Syracuse Augusine van Wyck Kings Thomas F. Conor Clinton Atwater Frederick Schraub Dewey Schley Hobson Lee Wheeler Tne America van Wyck Titus Mel Guire Stanchfield Reclamation New York Chicago Platform Democrats Henry George el- Mott FP Danforth

Crop conditions report sums up US weather effects

Washington reports a week of favorable temperatures aiding crop maturation with no freezes in central valleys. Heavy rains in the lower Mississippi and some Gulf states slowed farm work while California rains repair water supply. Cotton has damage in lower Mississippi and uneven Texas yields, with overall top crop likely inferior or failed in some areas. Fall sowing favorable. Minnesota remains too wet for fieldwork.

Washington New York New Jersey Peon Missovel Cod Ohio Gulf States Minnesota Bern Oregon California Missouri Mississippi Valley Texas Cotton Belt Maryland Virginia Tennessee Rocky Mountains

Army Occupation Troop List Ordered to Duty in Cuba

Washington Sept. 30 The press release on the occupation of Cuba names a temporarily commanded division by the senior officer on duty until a permanent commander is chosen. It lists three brigades led by Gen Simon Snider Gen Holgate Whitman and Gen H Carpenteri with orders to proceed to Huntsville Alabama. the Fifteenth Infantry units are excluded from that order.

Philadelphia Washington Cuba United States Infaniry Bris Simon Snider United Staten Voluters Wade Military Commission

Turned Them Back. Tower Hill Miners Force Return Home

A clash near Tower Hill involved about 200 union miners with 100 outside miners capturing and compelling 50 Washington individuals to escort two special trains to send back enslaved Black workers. The Black workers were loaded onto trains to return home after guards secured the depot.

Yann Traim Lane Tower Hill Tana Union Baltimore & Ohio Uiis Place Washington

Rebellion spreads as insurgents reach Visayas

Moscow dispatches report insurgent expeditions landing in the Visayas with Luzon provinces invaded and gendarmerie officers massacred. Gov Rios and Panay officials flee to Manila as La Correspondencia blames Americans and calls protest to Paris commission. Queen of Denmark dies at 81 in Copenhagen. Chigashi to resign amid Japanese bench agitation. Mitch tools taunt Sha rejecting risk of fight for side bet.

Madrid Gon Rios Visayas Islands Philippines Visayas Luzon Aoilo Panay Manila la Correspondencia Paris Commission Wees Copenhagen Denmark Landgrave Wilhelm of Hesse-Cassel Christian Yokohama Chigashi Sharkey New York Charley Mitchelhaw Ite Tom Sha England America Ifa

Veiled Doctor reference fuels life saving tale

Southern Cleansings and a collage of notes tell stories from Philadelphia to Alabama and Georgia. A dying man credits a nurse and the book The Veiled Doctor while other items report fatal shootings, bank difficulties, religious figures, and a civil war survivor’s death with a paneled mix of crime, charity, and local history.

Abyssinien Soldier Dress and Valor Awards

Describes Abyssinien soldiers wearing simple white linen garments with no washing, leather belts, and flexible arm decorations. Officers display colorful cloaks, lion mane adornments, and badges for valor. Notes on weapons, targets, and Italian rifles. Includes brief segues on secret service in early US history and Hawaii royalty protests.

Amma Jane Adown Chicago Evening News

A Soldier's Escape and Return to Keystone State

From the Democrat Message Mr Sterling 11 reveals the tale of a Union veteran from the 83d Pennsylvania Volunteers who after Appomattox returned to Mount Sterling scorned by hardship. He describes suffering from sciatica and general infirmity during the war but emerges now as an alert active man recounting his recovery and wartime memories.

Ancleton Aln Dank FF Re Bank of Anniston Frank Nelson, Jr Dan W. F. Steingfellow First National Bank Nelson Ink Four 4 AO Richmond Appomattox Pennsylvania Keystone State Mt. Sarl Lincoln Mra. Pinkham Canfti Eac Yeian Weemnen Aman Allenon Mrs. Pinkham Mra. Pinkham Lyma Masa Lydia E. Pinkham Ging Fener St. Louis Globe Democrat

Fragmented 19th century clippings with quotes and ads

A mosaic of clipped lines from early newspapers. Dialog snippets on witnesses and suitors mix with promotional blurbs for Teething Powders and quinine remedies. Interleaved are quips about wealth, beauty, and social schemes alongside stray jokes and notices.

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