Mississippi News Happenings From The Leader's Last Issue
Mississippi items report Canton had no yellow fever and New school openings at Allman College Wesson and Wesson High School with 300 pupils The State University opens Sept 0th Magnolia hosts Peoples School 33 pupils and 135 in public school instances Ex mayor Bacon of Vaiden shot a friend Cause unknown The Knights of Honor paid 178000 in death benefits Yellow fever panic suspends Clarion Ledger and Jackson Evening News 115 bales of cotton sold in Wesson The October term of Copiah Circuit Court postponed Numerous local incidents and societal notes across Magnolia Crystal Springs Aberdeen and Port Gibson including marriages and deaths Delayed items on Cottons and farms among many other brief notes
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Yellow fever panic fuels Jacksons quarantine and exodus
Jackson's authorities tighten rail and road access as doctors seize control amid a dengue like scare. Residents flee, packing homes and stores while newspaper correspondents relay fears, political maneuvering, and a local sanitary ordinance amid references to governors and senatorial prospects.
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