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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1903
Page
1
Textile ad notes black sharkskin cloth guaranteed to retain lustrous all wool quality. Sold in 65 inch and 44 inch widths with gloss finish and novel weave. Fall shades offered. price per yard $1.35, our price $1.25.
Dorothy Dix argues in the Chicago American that mismatched marriages arise from class and taste differences not wealth. She urges couples to marry within their own class and seek mutual agreement and sympathy to prevent perpetual friction.
The Times-Democrat reports Capt Edward W Brown longtime clerk of the Supreme Court died at his Jackson home on the 18th from cancer of the throat He served in the Civil War and later held public offices including Copiah County circuit clerk sheriff and Supreme Court clerk Born 1840 in Hinds County he was praised as a genial man of honor and charity with deep public regard.
A political essay questions licensing saloons while funding churches and schools. The piece contrasts morality with commerce, asking if licenses for vice undermine virtuous aims and burden sober citizens. It condemns revenue from harmful trade amid broader social concerns.
Senator E F Noel was bitten below the left knee by a mad dog in Ackerman while leaving a hotel for court. He sent samples to the Pasteur Institute in Atlanta and is expected to recover, as the state legislature discusses measures.
The trial of James Tillman for the murder of Columbia editor N. G. Gonzales began in Lexington on Monday after a venue change. The shooting on Columbia streets last year drew national attention as the editor urged defiant retaliation before he fell.
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