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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1904

Page

3

New Schedule on the Illinois Central Trains

Trains now pass Brockhaven to Tol lows as the Illinois Central updates its timetable.

Sllinois Central Brockhaven Fe Tollows

Local notes and society items from Brookhaven area

A long column lists visits and movements of residents. Ernest Parsons visits Crystal Springs, Miss Nellie Sasser ill with fever, Miss Emma Jones returns home from Crystal Springs, Miss Eunice Anding visits McComb, and many others attend events or travel to New Orleans, St. Louis, Jackson, or Hazlehurst. Whitworth College preps for opening, Rev. Purser aids in Bogue Chitto, and local business moves include American Express staff changes. Notes mention fashion forecasts, a typhoid scare, and civic improvements like cement pavement and street cleanliness.

Gloriana Garnet Hoffman Ernest Parsons Crystal Springs J. W. McGrath New Orleans W. H. Seavey St. Louis R. C. Opene Will McCann Norfield Nellie Sasser J. J. McGrath Canton Emma Jones Emma Bee Eunice Anding Mullins McComb Whitworth College J. M. Tedford Walter Beasley Hazlehurst F. 8 Swalm East Union Mills I. W. Hoskins Coles, Amite Co W. B. Watts A. W. Maxwell Wessie Oliver Jackson Charlie Edler Pensacola Florida R. H. Purser J. P. Hemby Bogue Chitto Clarence Rees American Express Company M. W. Rees Hendersonville Midget Watts Maudie Bleecker Judie Davis Chatawa St. Mary’s Institute

Shoddy Claim of High Prices and Incomplete Details

The text asserts some people chase bargains and claims to offer shoes with all the winning features at high prices. It teases proof and invites inspection of the goods, but the wording is unclear and full details are missing.

Tom Corto USA

Brookhaven urged to build a city park for beauty and growth

Meridian voters rejected a plan to issue forty thousand dollars for park improvements. The piece argues Brookhaven should embrace a park to foster education, charity, and orderly development, praising scenic woods and urging public investment before another cycle passes.

Brookhaven Meridian

Tragedy In Brookhaven Leaves Family Mourning

A fatal double shooting ends in tragedy as Lonnie H. Daniel shoots his wife and then himself in Brookhaven Mississippi. Witnesses say the couple argued over another man and mental strain led to the act. Their three children witnessed the events, one restrained by a boy who intervened as the gun fired. The incident follows prior efforts to confine Daniel to an asylum. The tragedy shocks the town and draws sympathy for the bereaved family.

Kansas Ib Tenthe Sresle Creme Lonnie H. Daniel Daniel Mitchell Monticello Press

Beauty Triumphs and the Priceless Treasure

Fragmented text discusses beauty and femininity, noting public adoration of beautiful women and fear of losing youth. Mentions remedies and cultural ideals, with scattered references to women and appearance in a societal crisis.

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The Lost Babe Weeps in the Oliver Home Funeral

A baby’s death touches the Oliver family as they mourn the loss of their newborn, “Our baby,” with relatives and neighbors offering sympathy. The funeral service, led by Rev. C W Crisler, was held at Rosehill. The Richey Brothers installed new machinery at their gin, signaling change in the town. A medical recall includes Mrs Rayomd Connor praising Foley’s Kidney Cure after kidney trouble.

Will. Iphitl Clyde Monon M. Summera Richey Bros Oliver C. W. Crisler Rosehill

Local church notes and community updates

Misses Bessie Williams and Metis Price prepare to leave for school with Mr Price Williams and John Dawson from Ruth settlement. Six new church members expected after protracted Topisaw meeting led by Eld. Harrington and Pastor Wills. A token gift of 28.50 is presented to Bro Harrington by the congregation. Also reports on health cures, travel notes for telegraph staff, and various local comments on public roads and labor.

Bessie” Williams Metis Price Price Willi John Dawson Ruth Settlement Bro.Harrington Ola Williams Eva Reeves Leona Kite Modena Billy

Jewish New Year 5665 Begins With Sunset Sept 9

The Jewish year 5665 starts with sunset on Sept 9. The observance will be marked as New Year and Day of Remembrance, with the Day of Blowing the Cornet omitted due to the festival falling on a Saturday. Congregation B'nai Sholom will hold Friday eve services at 7 30 and Saturday morning at 10.

Congregation B’nai Sholom

Cotton and Corn Carnival Promoter Seeks State Exhibit

Mr H E Blakeslee promotes the Cotton and Corn Carnival and Mississippi Cotton and Corn Carnival Association. He says the aim is to exhibit the state's products, attract northern and eastern visitors, and develop Mississippi's resources with railroads backing low rates for the event in December. World’s Fair board aid and a St Louis exhibit are hoped to inspire a permanent state display, linking agriculture commerce and industry with regional displays.

H. E. Blakeslee Greater Pa St. Louis Mississippi Fau

Court Sentencing Sparks Racial Tensions In Noxubee

In Noxubee court Julius Jones, a known bootlegger, urged punishing white men as well as Black people, prompting Judge Cochran to state the court would back convictions for selling intoxicants and pursue pardons only with solid proof against white bosses. Mrs Taggart criticized publishing pictures of public men’s wives in newspapers.

Noxubee Julius Jones Jones Negrota Cochran Stegeo Thomas Taggart Cbsirman Cnmmittee

University of Mississippi Course Offerings and New Facilities

The article outlines the University of Mississippi with twenty six schools offering courses in sciences literature and urban studies plus professional programs in law engineering education and medicine. It notes free tuition for certain groups, expansion plans including women’s housing and new boarding hall, and a forthcoming term starting September 1905 with anticipated open house and registration details.

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