Congress Pat Henry Rasern Add New Question Raised
Governor McLaurin affirms that regular command and officers of the old National Guard now in the First and Second Mississippi retain their rights. Col. Hoskins of the Third Mississippi will resume command of the regiment upon return from muster out. Similar status applies to other Guard members, raising questions about Brookhaven Wesson Nettleton and New Albany companies mustered under Gen Hamilton. The issue splits families, with Malcolm Franklin running anti McLaurin against his brother supporting the Governor.
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National Guard
Mississippi
Col
Hoskins
Mississippi (National Guard
Lauderdale Springs
Old Guard
Hamilton
Brookhaven
Wesson, Nettleton
New Albany
Henry
Mississippi News Short Hand Chronicle of Current Happenings
Mississippi items report Rev T W Adama of Wesson recovering from illness Dr J H Cook injured after a fall at Laurel Meridian runs for mayor amid open con Private John Allen seeks state papers for Senate Governor McLaurin appoints 1300 to office Girls College at Columbus opens October 5 Nick Williams Confederate veteran dies at Raymond Joseph Holmes and Mrs R D McDaniel die near Magnolia Bay St Louis cannery resumes operations Weather Bureau chief A W Hyatt moved to St Louis Connor Hart and woodwork news in Sumner and Hazlehurst law cases and quarrels local school debates bluecoats seen with old ex Confederate sentiment.
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Wesson
J. H. Cook
Laurel
Meridian
John Allen
Joseph Holmes
R. D. McDaniel
Magnolia
George Dunbar
Bay St Louis
McLaurin
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Cole's Creek
B. H. Wilson
Monticello
Mary Bridges
Stella McLaurin
Copiah Association
Hazlehurst
A. W. Hyatt
Vicksburg
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Capt. Vardaman
Santiago
Lexington Improvement Co
W. L. Jordan
J. 8. Watson
W. O. Barrett
W. S. Pickens
Nl. Howell
Crystal Springs
Aberdeen
Geo. Elkin
J. R. McIntosh
Postal Telegraph Co
Richmond
Meridian Bar
N. ©. Hill
Hat
Alma Ainsworth
Mike Ainsworth
Matheny
Hastehurst Courier
McLaurin Wath
Eam
Pintard
Ith Chancery District
Nib
Agp
Wm. P. Cassedy
Gb Civenth
Acer
Ao Corte
Hazlehurst Courier
Nick Higdon
Copiab
Chickamauga
Fayette Company
W. T. Lowrey
Mississippi College At
Clinton
Capital yellow fever drives新s and local politics notes
In 1899 1900 period the Capital sees yellow fever fear and paper changes. Reports collect illness cases in Edwards Valley and Wilson Louisiana Jackson with several cases and two deaths while borders close. The piece argues for smart county supervisors over cabinet appointees and cites Edgar S Wilson praising frugal good governance.
Reverend J P Drake 25th Wedding Anniversary at Bay St Louis
Mississippi's Rev J P Drake and wife celebrated their 25th marriage anniversary at Bay St Louis last Saturday. A purse of silver was among the gifts, with congratulations extended to the widely loved couple. The note reflects on education and out-of-state teaching recruits from Mississippi. Yellow fever spreads slowly at Oxford as Bryan suffers malaria fever in Washington. Governor McLaurin and Secretary Coman occupy quarters at the Lunatic Asylum awaiting return to the capital. Governor Bob Taylor is critical at his Noahville home.
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I. H. Anding
W. R. Johnson
Hartman
I. A
Uncle Ben
Crawford
Ceteiarae
Morse
McComb
Scarborough
J. A
Lawrence County Press
Bass
J. A. Scarborough
Louisiana
Brookhaven
Chancery Court
Sonica
Will Gill
Bob Hart
1St
Mississippi Volunteers
Lauderdale Springs
Sam
Clarion-Ledger
Jackison Evening News
Bulletin
A. B. Lowe
Messrs
N. A. Tibbs
M. L. Lott
Col. J. L. Power
United States
Walthall
Sullivan
Gov McLaurin
J. P. Drake
Mississippi
Bay St. Louis
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